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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1967
Page
8
The Marshall Township Farm Women's Club marks its 50th anniversary at the home of Mrs. Darlowe Alborn in Laurens with many former members in attendance. Local residents share hospital visits, garden harvests, and community events, including bridal showers and open houses, across the weekend.
Mr and Mrs John Burris of Belton Missouri welcomed a son Shawn Robert born September 30 1967 at Lake Side Hospital Kansas City weighing 9 pounds Grandparents Virgil Burris and Christine Miller Roger Van Alstine and Alta visited the Lanus home Edna Marchant of Gilmore City attended a supper guest list included Bradgate School accident injuries Lynn Jennings broke her right leg above the knee at Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge Roger Benjamin hosted a birthday gathering for Marie Oths guests Betsy Ennen Patty Benjamin Connie Lynch Shelly McPherson Martha Benjamin Jean Shimon Tammy Lanning Jody Ensart Melod y Miller Diane Wiemers
A mixed pink and blue shower planned Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Hubert Vote in Gilmore City honors Mrs Bill Williams. The event draws Mrs Daniel and Becky as attendees with guests from the area expected.
Mrs Hang Mrs a Geonde Meyers and Mrs Fred Beljamin attended a church meeting with hot lunch for Bradgate school workers. Edna Marchant led the Week of Prayer and Self Denial service. UNICEF party planned for church children October 29. Bazaar November 30 with Ed Anderson as auctioneer. Hosts included Mrs Inga Metherene and Ky Hemeron. Caroline Madsen of Humboldt visited Bradgate. Weekend guests honored Mrs Tyaeson’s birthday included Mr and Mrs Ray Isacson Rolfe and others.
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