Hayfield Couple Visit Rolfe Thursday
Mr and Mrs Ted Hewlett of Hayfield Minnesota visited Rolfe on Thursday.
11 Nov 1965
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1965
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Ted Hewlett of Hayfield Minnesota visited Rolfe on Thursday.
Cpt Leo J Tiernan arrives home from Fort Leavenworth after 25 months in New Guinea and the Philippines. Howard Sandy returns from 89 months in the Pacific. Cattle fed by N C Nielsen and Roger Ives reached 17.65 per cwt as Sioux City area activity continues. Mrs May Bruner and Mrs Harold O Neal assisted at a gathering at Charles Jarvis home where a chimney fire occurred.
A late summer project in Pocahontas County shows total job costs of 2289.35 dollars with an estimated average expense of 1.20 dollars per acre. The figures reflect community work by local friends and groups in the area.
Sterling Simonson near Havelock loses 18 cattle in the Monday blizzard. Pat Wood on a Rolfe area farm sees 1500 turkeys frozen with 1000 saved from 2500. The week includes raspberries from Showers, Lorraine Henderson in Des Moines, pheasant hunter Harold McBride, Dora Barker with injuries from a basement fall, and Mary and Karen Torkelson visiting grandparents R. E. Green.
The report notes thieves visited J L Fenster's chicken house on Saturday night and stole about 25 chickens, with heads pulled off a half dozen as keepsakes. Details include a Sunday birthday gathering for Mrs Earl Young and several local social visits and a church wedding in Oshkosh Wisconsin.
Paul Biedermann correctly identifies the Mystery Picture as the incubator viewing window at Beck ord's Hatchery. He will receive a one year Arrow subscription for his effort. Two wrong guesses were the bulletin board at the high school and the new stamp machine at the post office.
Graeber attended last weekend's homecoming events in Iowa City and was accompanied by Halleck Brinkman of Storm Lake.
Forty years ago Paulson brothers Peter and Louie sold their Rothsay Minnesota farm and moved back to Rolfe Iowa. They plan to stay in the area. Mrs. Art Vaughn drives the children on the bus route to and from D M T school while Mr. De Wolf, the regular driver, is quarantined for gearlet fever. A party honored Mike Strong’s birthday at the Ward Shop home Saturday night. Charlotte Cumming teaches in the Trulson school southeast of Rolfe. Supt. Setzeplandt missed school Thursday and Friday for the State Teachers Convention in Des Moines. He is one of the electors of the north central district and the second from Rolfe to be appointed.
Mrs Dorothy Brown returns home after a visit with son Dennis Brown in Waterloo. Junior Auxiliary meets at Dorothy Gleason home with 20 members and plans a December 1 party. New members Betty Mary Alicia and Kathy Bradley welcomed. Master’s Melodiers from Morningside College perform at Methodist Church. Family pot luck supper follows services. Rusty Jergens celebrates 7th birthday with nine attendees. Bridal shower for Marcia Kirby. 86 guests registered. plans for December 31 Gilmore City wedding with Grant M Trystad. Leonard Frank hosts birthday dinner in Fort Dodge with Armon and Pamela Frank. Mission Circle at Baptist church. Heart film shown. Ruth Wallace leads lesson on Baptist Day of Prayer. Rebecca Circle hosts at Lutheran church with 10 members. lesson by Mrs. Severson.
Readers glimpse a new Chevelle lineup featuring twelve racy looking Sport Sedans and coupes. The feature notes recessed styling elements and a front opening access, highlighting six capably styled venting lines in the 66 series.
A shower for Mrs. Richard Mc Namara formerly Judy Pirie was held at Plover Methodist Church with about 50 attendees. Attendees at Open House for Mrs. Bert Jeffries of Swea City included several local residents. Weekend visitors included Ronald Auten and family and Fred Eilers who underwent major surgery in Spencer. Mrs. Clarence Webbink remains hospitalized at Lutheran Fort Dodge.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Clarence Zeman in West Bend and Mr and Mrs Tom Diggs of Rolfe. Attendees visited relatives in Humboldt and Minneapolis while Ames and Ames-area residents spent time with Elwood Forsythe and the Glen Forsythe family. A bridal shower is planned in Plover for Mr and Mrs Warren Henderson.
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