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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1967
Page
8
The Bradgate News summarizes social visits and events around Humboldt Gilmore City and nearby towns. Residents attend Young Women’s Club at Sharon Christensen’s home. birthdays, hospitalizations, and family gatherings are noted with multiple regional names and places.
Weekend visitors from Ames stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Merle Carlson as Mrs. Eugene Lanning hosted Progress Club with 14 members. Layman's Sunday at Rutland Lutheran featured Gene Madsen family, Marvin Kubly, and John Hanson families. VFW Aux met in Bradgate planning a November 18 Feather Party and holiday boxes for servicemen. Avery 4 Her Musketeers elected officers. ALCW elected officers at Rutland Lutheran. Mary Circle led a Martin Luther skit. MYF met for a regular gathering.
Readers note a group of residents returning from a Las Vegas New Mexico trip and a Bona Fide Study Club meeting held October 18 at the Jensen home with new members Mrs Brinkman and Mrs Gra joining. The report lists attendees including Fuller Judy Halfrnd Cher yl Eugene Wallace Allan Brandhoff Glen Munson Loren Johnson Lagerstrom and others from Dodge Hospitalized, Vince derhofe Wilbur Trowbridge Christine Petersen Elmer and Mr and Mrs. Paul Dickey, Howard Naeve.
Mrs Farris Johnston, accompanied by her sister Mrs G B Shriver of Allerton, returned home after a two week visit with relatives. They stayed with sister Mrs Walter Schmidt in LaPine Oregon and niece Mrs Irma Drew in Bend Oregon. They visited brother Kenneth Mace of Nyssa Oregon and niece Mrs Wayne Adams in Payette Idaho, plus two nephews Richard More of Portland and Di More of Vancouver Washington.
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