Weather Musings From A November Blizzard Note
A diary style reflection recalls worry about storms two weeks before a wedding and barn dance amid a November blizzard. The author mentions memories of the 1940 Armistice Day as a reframing anecdote.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1975
Page
7
A diary style reflection recalls worry about storms two weeks before a wedding and barn dance amid a November blizzard. The author mentions memories of the 1940 Armistice Day as a reframing anecdote.
John William Inman 12 son of Richard and Mary Inman of Palmer died November 11 1975 after a six year battle with illness. He was born June 21 1963 in Fort Dodge Iowa and attended schools in Rolfe Gilmore City and Palmer. Survived by parents siblings and grandparents. Services conducted at Rolfe Presbyterian Church with burial in Clinton Garfield Cemetery.
Mrs Earl Firkins returns from Rochester with daughter Mrs George Mackie of Laurens to care for her husband who was injured October 17. A long list of weekend visits, church events, club meetings, and family arrivals follows including Minklers, Lent, Hellicksons, and several others across Laurens Pocahontas and Gilmore City. The Pocahontas Extension Council meets December 7 at Amvers Hall with officer elections and a land use program for voters.
The Plover Federated Garden Club held the November meeting with Mrs. Lorna Westerman presiding. Officers elected include Mrs. Peggy Studer president, Mrs. Rosemary Sellers vice president, Mrs. Vi Bergeson secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. Lorna Westerman historian. Members judged environment theme posters from Havelock-Plover School grades 3 to 5 with firsts awarded to several students. Winners’ posters advance to state competition, Arbor Day prizes and treats planned, and a lesson on dwarf fruit trees was given by Mrs. Studer. Guests Mrs. Ron Eberle and Mrs. E R Lott attended.
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