Sunset Hill Manor Community Activities Report
Sunset Hill Manor residents held Sunday church services led by Rev. Bintz with Ruth Olney at the piano. Movies were shown Wednesday afternoon featuring Fatal Glass of Beer and Be Big. September birthday honorees Verdie Nelson Rose Diederich and Maude Wilcox received cake, ice cream and corsages. The pink Ladies met Friday September 26 with eleven present. hostesses Vera Olerich and Ethel Shelgren assisted. Out of town visitors listed from several towns. A Get Acquainted coffee for Lawrence Turley will be held October 9. The Tuesday Club opened with a fall luncheon at Sadie’s in Pocanontas with 20 members and two guests. Edith White spoke on Antique Dolls and displayed restored pieces.
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Bintz
Ruth Olney
W. C. Fields
Laurel and Hardy
Verdie Nelson
Rose Diederich
Maude Wilcox
Emmetsburg
Denny Wessels
Don Johnson
Fort Dodge
Sadie's
Pocanontas
Mamie Sime
Peg Kemna
Lucille Taylor
Rickee Ewing
Zola Brinkman
Mel Duitscher
Esther Sinek
Edith White
Bazaar and meetings listed for church and groups
W Group I of the Presbyterian Church sets up a Bazaar Coffee and Lunches on Friday December 5. Chapter BB T T T meets Monday afternoon October 6 at Edna Davidson home. Friendly Circle meets Friday October 3 at 2 00 pm in Mrs J R Hough home.
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The
Presbyterian Church
T.T.T
Edna Davidson
Friendly Circle
J. R. Hough
Births in 1975 Reported for Danae and Heather in Iowa Families
Mr and Mrs Mike Brinkman of Waterloo welcome Danae Nicole born September 8 1975 with sibling Danice. Grandparents David Brinkman Rolfe and Nellie Brinkman Rolfe great-grandparents Nelle Rickard Rolfe and Lorna Westergaard Havelock. In Spencer Leighton Weltz and Linda Rickard welcome Heather Joan born September 19 1975, weighing seven pounds nine ounces, with sister Kristi. Grandparents Edmund Weltz Scotland South Dakota and Lois Rickard Rolfe, great-grandmother Pearl Rickard Rolfe. Adoption announces Brian John Baack born September 11 1975 to Ron Baack Rolfe and Luella Baack LeMars, weighing six pounds 14 ounces with sister Brandee Jean. Grandparents Wayne Garvin Remsen and Luella Baack LeMars, great-grandparents Gordon Garvin and Albert Sieske Remsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Brinkman
Waterloo
Danae Nicole
Danae
Danice
David Brinkman
Rolfe
Nellie Brinkman
Lorna Westerman
Havelock
Heather Joan Weltz
Leighton
Linda Rickard) Weltz
Spencer
Heather Joan
Kristi
Edmund Weltz
Scotland
S. Dak
Lois Rickard
Pearl Rickard
Heather
Brian John Brack
Ron Baack
Brian John
Brandee Jean
Wayne Garvin
Remsen
Luella Baack
LeMars
Gordon Garvin
Albert Sieske
Brian
Pocahontas County Hosts Home Improvement Carnival
The Home Improvement Carnival will be held October 7 in Pocahontas at the Elementary Lunchroom and Gym and Holy Name Hall. Doors run 1 4 30 and 6 9 30 p.m. with free admission. Extension staff Mae Belle Godown Martha Jacobson Marilyn Middleton Mary Jo Thompson Bonnie Schubert Lois Warme and Mary Winter will speak on topics including Techniques for Teenagers Dollarwise Decorating and Planning To Please. Three topics run concurrently at 1 30 2 30 and 3 30 p m and repeat at 6 30 7 30 and 8 30 p m.
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Pocahontas County
Holy Name Hall
Pocahontas
Mary Jo Thompson
Extension Home Economist
Mae Belle Godown
Martha Jacobson
Marilyn Middleton
Bonnie Schubert
Lois Warme
Iowa State University
Mary Winter
Fort Dodge Area
Miss Thompson
Local Residents Share News of Visits and Moves
Dr. and Mrs. Joe Clinton spent a few days in the Brinkman home while en route from California to Minneapolis where Dr. Clinton begins an emergency room residency at Hennepin County General Hospital. Various local families hosted or visited relatives during the week including Tutt Yabsley Burns and Pearson gatherings across Pocahontas Humboldt and Omaha with celebrations and travel to Council Grove and Custer Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Clinton
Wm. Brinkman
Clintons
California
Minneapolis
Minn
Clinton
Hennepin County General Hospital
Forrest Tutt
Dennis Yabsley
Steven
Sandra
Omaha
Custer
Wash
Elna Kerns
Earl Wyant
George Bagley
Cleve Kerns
Jim Keeble
Atkins
Mike Gililand
Bagley
Emma Brock
Elmer Leadley
Council Grove
Kans
Marietta Keeble
Hospital Admissions and Transfers Reported
Mrs Lois Miller is a surgical patient at Pocahontas Community Hospital admitted Monday. Mrs Clifford Jones was released Wednesday last week from Pocahontas hospital. L A Ripperger was transferred Wednesday from Pocahontas hospital to Trinity West Hospital Fort Dodge.
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Lois Miller
Pocahontas Community Hospital
Clifford Jones
Pocahontas Hospital
L. A. Ripperger
Trinity West Hospital
Fort Dodge
Stolen School Property Notice Appeals to Parents
The athletic department requests help from parents to recover equipment taken from the school without permission. Items include football practice and game shirts costing 12.50 to 20.00 each. The board and staff seek to equip athletes while controlling costs. If a parent knows their student has any school gear, please arrange return.
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Scis
Storybook puppets delight Rolfe Library readers
Miss Annette Green and helpers from West Bend presented The Candy Man Can to children who completed the summer reading program at the Rolfe Library. Beta Sigma Phi organized the event and gave puppets made by its members to each participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Green
L To R
Beth Anderson
Penny Bonnstetter
Pam Bonnstetter
Randy Bruellman
West Bend
Rolfe Library
Beta Sigma Phi
Arrow Shot
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Sunset Hill Manor
Roger Turley
Lawrence Turley
Bergen
Danae N. Brinkman
Elwyn Burns
Marshall, Minn
Everett Burns
Larry Burns
Ray Hopingarner
Jane
Janet
Judy
Jim Burns
Humboldt
Everett
Eric
Jim Cannon
Sharon
Bill Tutt
Anna McIntire
Rose Sheehy
Rolfb
Mrs
Marlin Pearson
Boars
George J. Smith
Brinkman Auto Co
Lion’s Service
Rolfe Lio
Poo
Armour Hot Dogs
Armour Star
Braunschweiger
Armour Star Bacon
Oscar'mayer
Jerry
TUS
Jeno
ELF Brand
Mrs. Grimes
Hunt
Irussets
Bagga
Sunkist
Valencia
Bartlett Pears
U.S. No
Iowa
Jonathan
Heinz
Dex
Stainiem
Lam ‘S
Palo
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