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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1967
Page
2
The column records multiple social events from May including an OUR & SCI overs anniversary tea with a Money Tree gift, a Sara Beckord graduation reception hosted by her parents with pink and white decor, and a Sara Spencer graduation gathering for about 100 guests. It lists attendees, hostesses, and serving details.
Mrs Bennie Hilton and Mrs Don Sandvig led the coffee service at a pink and white themed event with guests from Badger Fort Dodge Humboldt Bradgate Gilmore City Clare Rolfe and others. Sue Wilson’s graduation reception followed at her parents home with out of town relatives listed and pink red white decor. Brenda Sue Hanson the newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Lowell Hanson Rolfe was born May 23 1968 at Lutheran Fort Dodge weighing 7 pounds 9 1/2 ounces with a sister Patricia and noted grandparents and great grandmothers.
Mrs Hulda Papenfuhs was admitted to Pocahontas Community Hospital on Monday. Tom Winkleblack was a Mercy Hospital patient from Thursday to Saturday after having two wisdom teeth removed.
Mrs Orpha Hilton released from Pocahontas Community Hospital after a week. Out of town visitors include Mrs Florence Cook and Mr Mrs Robert Liston who recently welcomed twins May 18. Twin Rod ney remains in hospital. family plans to bring Robert home later week. Local birthdays: Mrs Muriel Wilson 88 and aaeyee Wold 93. Infant Kyle Roy released from hospital. Golf Club Auxiliary hosts dessert luncheon June 3. gardening season opens June 7. Progressive Club plans a Webster City tour June 4 from Rolfe.
The Rolfe Promenaders host a square dance event announced for a community gathering. Details are sparse in the fragment but imply an upcoming social dance in Rolfe, inviting residents to join the square dancing program.
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