Amvet Auxiliary to Meet June 5
The Amvet Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting at the lounge on Thursday evening June 5 at 8 o'clock. Serving committee includes Mrs. B F Stallcup Mrs Frances Perigal and Mrs Dale Buck. Shower Honors Marilynn Barrett
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1947
Page
2
The Amvet Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting at the lounge on Thursday evening June 5 at 8 o'clock. Serving committee includes Mrs. B F Stallcup Mrs Frances Perigal and Mrs Dale Buck. Shower Honors Marilynn Barrett
A string of social gatherings closed the year. The Every Member program featured current events and an art exhibit at Jennie Bowen's home with J H Brinkman and J R McIntire assisting. Humboldt hosts A L D club final meeting following a 1 30 luncheon. Attendees included Harriett Banghart and Ida Boerner. A party at Owen Patterson’s honored Mr. and Mrs. John Freel with guests from Spencer Ames Marathon and Ida Grove. F V C class held a May 20 party at Marvin Turley home with Arnold Hansen assisting.
The Pocahontas county extension office urges homemakers to cash sugar stamps promptly to prevent shortages and aid transportation. Stamp 11 should be used immediately and stamp 12 after June 1, as box cars will be diverted to move the wheat crop soon.
Ungrateful Mrs L D Weeks of Indianola bought a dog license for the Grant dog while neighbors Dr and Mrs G A Grant were away. She took the license to the Grants home, but the dog bit her when it greeted her in the yard.
In these days of frequent divorces and short marriages, Alton points with pride to Mr. and Mrs. Nick Croatt, who celebrated their 60th anniversary. They were married April 25, 1887, at Hospers and have had nine children, eight of whom are still living.
Plover News Services reports the death of Arnold infant Jeffrey Jay Arnold son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Arnold who died Saturday May 24 at Emmetsburg hospital. Funeral services were held at the baby’s grandparents home with Rev. L. H. Gartner officiating and burial in Powhatan cemetery. Out of town relatives from Rolfe Havelock Marathon and other areas attended.
A. W. Hess accompanied the Gembler families of Fort Dodge to Faribault Minnesota Sunday for funeral services Monday for John Gembler’s father who died Friday in a Minneapolis hospital. The patient is reported to be gaining strength and improving.
Memorial Day services are scheduled for 9 30 a m at the schoolhouse followed by services at Powhatan cemetery Rev L G Gartner will speak. Emmetsburg visitors Mrs Nealy Kay Mrs Hattie Goodmanson and Mrs Tyrus Dobbs and Sharon of Moline Ill called on F I Broadwell and A W Hess.
Mr and Mrs Jay Arnold and Mr and Mrs George Arnold thank readers for kindness during illness and passing of their little son and grandson. Mrs Jay Arnold also thanks for cards and letters received while in hospital.
The wedding of Rubel and Spencer was held in Laurens with 175 guests attending the church reception. The bride, a North Western Bell employee since 1944, wore red Tubal jersey and a gray coat. The groom, a WW II veteran discharged July 1945, works at Royal 400 filling station. They toured Yellowstone Park Greely and San Bernardino on their wedding trip.
We have orders for several cars of coal but shipments are delayed. Some customers have ordered coal for future filling when shipments arrive. Strikes in oil refineries cut 220000 barrels daily. Mule-Hide Co plans roofing crews in two to three weeks for new roofs or repairs.
A county-wide Farm Bureau meeting will be held at the Pocahontas courthouse on Thursday evening May 29 at 8 30 p m. Members from all townships are invited to participate with both men and women welcome. Township directors have arranged to bring key members to discuss financing and expanding the county program and its activities.
Harold Lamm walked under a downtown awning in Mt Pleasant when a tar bucket from roof work fell and was caught by the awning, sparing him injury.
Members of the Palo Alto Gun club in Emmetsburg damaged a small storage house on the club grounds and dumped it into the Des Moines river. The loss was about 250 dollars. The article notes the United States adopted the budget system in 1921.
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