May festivities honor Miss Donna Gosche and Rolfe tea guests
Miss Donna Gosche, bride elect of Dennis Rickless, was honored at a May 2 shower in the Presbyterian Church social rooms with corsages for family and friends. Connie Rickless led the program, readings followed, and refreshments were served. Rolfe seniors hosted a May 9 tea at St Margaret's parish hall with corsages for each guest and performances by senior girls and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Gosche
Dennis Rickless
Presbyterian Church
Dennis
Donna
Wm. Gosche
St. James, Minn
Virgil Ricklefs
Levi Sandren
Humboldt
Myrtle Ricklefs
Connie
Audrey
Wm. Buske
Connie Rickless
Love
Charles Fangman
Fred Post
Audrey Ricklefs
Rolfe Community School
St. Margaret’s Parish Hall
Miss Blewett
Mrs. Solheim
Mesdames Marshall Farley
Charles Anderson
William Hutchinson
Norton Ives
N. A. Wilson
Joan Behrendsen
Jane Rickard
Jann Brinkman
Betty Buske
Tea table in class colors silver and blue
A tea table is described decorated in the class colors silver and blue, suggesting a themed display or event setup. The text emphasizes color scheme and ceremonial presentation without additional context or names.
Auxiliary Plans Poppy Day Sale and Bake Sale
The American Legion Auxiliary met May 8 at Mrs. Myrtle Rickless home with Mrs. L. M. Paulson assisting. They planned the annual Poppy Day Sale and a Bake Sale with Coffee to be held at the Legion Hall on Saturday May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Myrtle Rickless
L. M. Paulson
the Legion Hall
Sorosis Club Closes Season With Luncheon Near Fort Dodge
Sorosis Club members ended their season with a luncheon Thursday at the Starlite near Fort Dodge. Afterward they toured the Vincent House and conducted a brief business meeting there followed by a coffee hour.
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Sorosis Club
Starlite
Fort Dodge
Vincent House
Hospital Notes From Iowa Hospitals List Admissions
Mrs. Roy Simonson is a surgical patient at Bethesda General Hospital in Fort Dodge admitted Saturday. Mrs. H. J. Nielsen admitted Tuesday at Bethesda General Hospital. Perry Peterson admitted Tuesday to Humboldt Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Georgia O Hara admitted Friday to Pocahontas Community Hospital. Mrs. Inga Monkelsen admitted to Pocahontas Hospital on Monday. Mrs. Mabel Reese patient at Palo Alto Memorial Hospital in Emmetsburg. Miss Anna Ryen released Tuesday from Pocahontas hospital. Miss Cora Lind is a medical
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Simonson
Bethesda General Hospital
Fort Dodge
H. J. Nielsen
Perry Peterson
Humboldt Memorial Hospital
Georgia O’hara
Pocahontas Community Hospital
Inga Monkelsen
Pocahontas Hospital
Mabel Reese
Palo Alto Memorial Hosptal
Emmetsburg
Anna Ryen
Cora Lind
Coming Events From Local Community Notices
The American Home Study Club meets Friday at 1 30 PM for a potluck lunch hosted by Mrs Lillie Simonson. A Social Security representative appears at Pocahontas courthouse Tuesday May 23 from 10 00 AM to 12 50 PM. Rolfe Senior Citizens hold a 6 30 PM potluck at Legion Hall Monday May 22. Joyce Webbink bride to be of Ron Eberle honored at a community shower Saturday May 20 at 2 PM at Plover Methodist Church. Auxiliary bake sale and coffee at Legion Hall Saturday May 27 starting 9 30 AM, also the annual Poppy Day sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Study Club
Lillie Simonson
Social Security
Pocahontas
Rolfe Senior Citizens Club
Legion Hall
Joyce Webbink
Ron Eberle
Plover Methodist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
Pink and Blue Birth for Ober Family in Indian Orchard
Mr and Mrs Steve Ober of Indian Orchard Mass announce the birth of Brendan Jay on May 13 1972. He weighed seven pounds five ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W G Taylor Rolfe and Mrs Alta Mae Ober Fort Dodge. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Roy Caryl Rutland.
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Steve
Cyndy Taylor) Ober
Indian Orchard
Mass
Brendan Jay
W. G. Taylor
Rolfe
Alta Mae Ober
Fort Dodge
Roy Caryl
Rutland
Sunset Hill Manor Birth Announcements and Mother's Day Notes
Sunset Hill Manor announces the birth of Jason Daniel Allen to Dan and Rolfe parents on May 13 1972 with a long list of relatives and great grandmothers. Mother's Day services were led by Rev Bintz with Ruth Olney at the piano and residents visiting with families. Acknowledgments extend to Claude Hicks and local organizations and individuals for kindness during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Bintz
Ruth Olney
Rose Diederich
Mary Peterson
Stanley Hoover
Ray Wessels
Walter McAllpin
Joe Murphy
Monica Hughes
Palmer
Floyd Minkler
Plover
May Jandrey
Heartfelt thanks for support after accident and hospital stay
Dick and Tena Dirks express sincere gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for flowers visits and cards during their accident and hospital stay. They thank Pastor Heupel and Pocahontas hospital staff and note Dick remains at Methodist Hospital and Younkers Rehabilitation Center Des Moines awaiting visits.
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Heupel
Pocahontas Hospital
Methodist Hospital
Younkers Rehabilitation Center
Des Moines
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Greg Kaiser
Joan Kaiser
Evelyn Kaiser
Ae News
Society
Aya
Federal
Insurance Corporation
Rolfe State Bank
Senior Citizens Meeting
Pink
Brendan Jay Ober
CWE
S.&h
Clover Farm
Vygal
OREO
Debbie
Pillsbury
Sat. Freeman's
Jason Daniel Allen
Dan Allen
Jason Daniel
Leslie Allen
Ruth Poppingo
Omaha Nebr
Guy Poppingo
Billings
Mont
A. C. Allen
Dows
Frances Poppingo
San Francisco
Calif
Emma Enderle
Los Angeles
Jason
Walter Phillips
Callender
Walter Janas
Chicago
Walter Harris
Rock Island
Ill
Victor Halligan
Arlis Dodd
David
Ed Lutz
Gilmore City
Morris McCurnin
Marshalltown
Sam Simpson
Charles Joens
Algona
Vernon Harmon
Lewis Kizer
Spencer
Paul Munzenmay
Brenda
Doug
Inwood
Sunset Hill Manor
Claude Hicks
Johnson
American Legion Post No. 25
The
Legion Auxiliary
Dr. Rhodes, Sr
Powers Funeral Home
Albert Peers
James W. Hunt
Archie and
Helen
Rolle, Iowa
Dick and
Tena Dirks
Wold Hardware
Ellwood Clerich
Rog's
Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors
Quick Supply Co
Bob Reinhart
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