Card of Thanks to Mrs. R. C. Grant
Mrs. R. C. Grant expresses sincere thanks for cards visits and kindnesses received during hospitalization and after returning home.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1969
Page
4
Mrs. R. C. Grant expresses sincere thanks for cards visits and kindnesses received during hospitalization and after returning home.
A hospital patient expresses gratitude for flowers gifts visits and kindnesses received during treatment and after returning home.
Mrs. Marvin Origer of Bode Iowa expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards letters gifts and visits during hospital stay and after returning home. She thanks those who aided family care and all who provided flowers mass cards memorials and food. Special thanks to Father Cain for comfort.
The family of Earle Cox thanks the Legionnaires for attending the graveside service and the ladies of St. John's parish for serving the dinner, expressing that their thoughtfulness will never be forgotten.
The ceremony featured the bride and groom with wedding party members Merle Poppen Doug Hilton and Tom Hock as groomsmen. Best man was Larry Poppen and ring bearer Troy Pederson. Attendants wore lime green Empire gowns with daisy trim and white jackets for the men.
Kelly Sanding Kevin Hilton and Tammy Pederson distributed lime green and white rice to guests from daisy decorated pails. The ceremony followed by a parish hall reception for 200 guests with cake by Mrs Poppen and Mrs Erickson. The bride a 1968 Rolfe graduate and groom a 1967 Manson graduate both noted choir and military service.
Havelock-Plover seniors hold commencement Friday May 23 with 30 graduates. Main speaker J Milton Moore, Flynn Dairy public relations director from Des Moines. Pocahontas Catholic graduation Sunday June 1 in school gym. class of 49 largest ever. Gilmore City Bradgate set Saturday May 24 with 42 graduates. speaker Bernard Cooper.
Senate File 79 of the 63rd General Assembly grants a $500 property tax exemption for active service members during the Vietnam Conflict from August 5, 1964, to a U.S. government ceasefire order. Eligible servicemen or relatives may apply by July 1, 1969, with a CO certification of honorable active duty, recorded by Sept. 1, 1969, per Fay D. Pire Pocahontas County Assessor.
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