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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
8
A family reunion included Mr. and Mrs. Morris Peter Alta and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Seaman with their daughter and Ellen Mather. Absent were Mrs. William Mildred Cable and Robert who live too far away to attend.
Corrections note Day as M E pastor at Dolliver. Ridotto dances moved to Thursday. Buck and family occupy Bentley residence. Sandy family in former Bucks home. Local tour to public library by Miss Loarrine Loving and class. Various visits, trips, and hospital notes among Havelock residents plus a case of encephalomyelitis and corn harvest activity.
Eleven farmers drove 11 tractors to the Floyd Furgerson farm north of here to plow fall fields turning 25 acres in a brief period while 14 more acres were cleared in each round of 80 rods. Helpers included Elroy Runneberg Harold Crowell Grover Moore Barney Rheinhart John Erie C Lent Ray Hartsock Leon Allen Phil Zurcher Si Perry and Frank Johnson. Verlea Furgerson daughter, seriously ill after an appendix operation at Palo Alto hospital Emmetsburg, is recovering at home with her family expressing deep gratitude for the neighborly support. A local notice urges readers to Rolfe on Saturday October 9 to see the new paving trade.
Local residents share weekend visits with relatives in Everly Fairmont and Nemaha. Mrs. J. L. Moore and others visit E. C. Berner in Nemaha. Attendees travel to Fort Dodge Ames and Rochester for hospital and family events. Shifts include host family moves and a poultry disease school banquet in Des Moines.
Miss Lucille Bowen of Odebolt spent the weekend at the paternal C. B. Bowen home. Embree Linemann of Spirit Lake was a weekend guest there.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bollard and Neva, Donald and Robert Bollard and Miss Mary Malloy of Fort Dodge visited on Sunday at the home of Mrs. Kate Strickler, the mother of Mrs. Bollard.
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