Hospital Discharge Moves Mrs Ives to Sunset Hill Manor
Mrs Earl Ives, formerly a patient at Pocahontas hospital, has been discharged and relocated to Sunset Hill Manor. She previously occupied room 441 at General Hospital in Fort Dodge.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1972
Page
3
Mrs Earl Ives, formerly a patient at Pocahontas hospital, has been discharged and relocated to Sunset Hill Manor. She previously occupied room 441 at General Hospital in Fort Dodge.
The Rolfe Senior Citizens Club invites members to a 6 30 p m potluck at the Legion Hall on Monday November 27. Julie Hansen bride to be of Geo Freidhof will receive a community shower at 7 30 p m Friday November 24 in the Methodist Church parlors.
Lee Ryen of Mallard formerly of Rolfe is a surgical patient at the Veteran s Hospital in Des Moines. Mrs Perry Peterson is a medical patient in Bethesda.
Paul Biedermann Jr. caught a 68 pound blanket beaver near Rolfe last week. The Rolfe Rammettes beat Manson 46 30 in Twin Lakes Conference basketball with guard lineup led by Shirley Bennett. Attendees included Rolfe residents Accurso, Underwood and Fort Dodge’s Linden Accurso at a Iowa City football game.
Read The Swap Sheet covers Mrs. Don Sandvng entertaining 20 children and mothers on Thursday afternoon November 13 for son Jerry's second birthday. Arnold Wold serves at Norfolk Virginia attending Sea Bees school. Roy Brooks bought 500 tons of junk last week at Humboldt and three men sort it. Norma Lee Robinson left for Sioux Falls South Dakota to work as stenographer at the air base. If we fail to turn in junk we are in the same class as the soldier who fails to shoot.
Stuart Webb was elected president of Alpha Tau Omega at the University of Wisconsin. A few relatives and friends visited Mrs. Carl Hansen on Wednesday to help celebrate her birthday as Mrs. Frank Broadwell of Plover picked a bouquet of pansies from her flower bed.
Local residents visiting and hosting occasions this weekend include Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt calling on Mrs. Clara Shimon Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ferden were Sunday dinner guests in the Bob Fuchs home in Laurens. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Baker of Newberg Oregon stayed a few days with Mrs. Grace Kelchner.
Earl Colee dropped in a case of eggs while Fred Baade traded a load of corn. Fred secured slightly more value from his corn than Earl did for his eggs in a rough, modest exchange.
A memory scrap book entry recalls activities from November 21 1922 with notes on horseshoes golf and blooming dandelions. The fortnightlies were entertained Tuesday evening at the Do J White home with hostesses Mrs White and Mrs W R Rogers and C J unnamed in source.
Four Junior High students are absent due to diphtheria while Mr Rogers and the orchestra provided the jingle. The partial report notes attendance impact from the illness and school activities continue.
Public notice announces a bid for the sale of the Des Moines Township School site, published for two consecutive weeks to satisfy a 1967 Attorney General opinion on legalizing the sale.
Legal notice states Rolfe Community School District will sell the Des Moines Township School site. The description references the real estate to be marketed under district authorization and applicable notices. Public sale actions and parcels are declared for disposal.
A detailed description of a ten acre tract in section 15 township 93 north range 31 west is provided. Bids must be submitted to the Rolfe Community School District secretary with a 20 percent cashier or certified check. The sale opens at 8:00 am on December 15, 1972 with the board reserving the right to accept or reject any bid. Geraldine Peterson.
Forty years ago on Thursday November 24 1932 Pat Wood began a trip to New York City with a carload of live poultry shipped by the Hakes concern in Laurens. Miss Frances Howe a Fort Dodge Business College student won a penmanship certificate in Fort Dodge.
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