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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1948
Page
3
The report lists Havelock school enrollment at 208 pupils with scattered local mentions of residents and events. Nearby families from Laurens Ames Ames and others, including Norman Jacob naming a newborn infant, are cited among community notes.
Gene Goodchild son of Mr and Mrs Will Goodchild receives treatment at Ametsburg hospital after a fall from a tractor causing a broken leg and other injuries. He will stay hospitalized for several weeks while his parents were in Des Moines for the fair. Mrs Nellie Nickelson returned home Friday from a Sioux City hospital after an auto accident on July 4. She will be confined to bed for a month before returning to the hospital.
A fragmented report notes carrier aircrews in World War II, referencing a U.S. News survey on naval aviation and patrols during the conflict. The unreadable text hints at wartime inventories and aircrew roles aboard fleets and landing operations.
The notice invites the public to a September 9 dance at the Pitt E VRE Felis Mrs. J. F. O'Brien 3. T. J. prize event. Proceeds will aid a local cause with support from Kelly and the September circle.
Mrs. George Stockdale hosted Thursday night for the O Kay Bid and Bye club with guests Mesdames J J DeLay C E Waits WW Venable Richard Mel SAT as Agred Miler A O as OGIS L A Whert and Miss Virginia ace. The contract bridge game crowned Mrs Francis Kelly high scorer while Mrs DeLay won the high score guest prize and Mrs Watts took second high. Refreshments followed and the remain s were served in the room.
Miss Bernadene Lerd Thomas Quinlan wed Aug 30 at St Peters and Pauls with Rev Ting officiating. Bridesmaid Darlene Stout Pocahontas and best man Storm Lake were present. Flower girl from Laurens, Ting bearer, and families from Pocahontas and Oxford attended. Social and club activities followed including a 500 game with prizes and a luncheon.
Miss Louise Miller of St Paul returned Monday after a several days visit in Roy Miller and Leo Keleher homes and with other relatives. Mr and Mrs Joseph Schoofs went to Dubuque Saturday to visit until Monday noon with their daughter Sister M Rosann. Mr and Mrs C A Schott and Mr and Mrs Henry Holder visited Sunday at Lohrville in the home of Ed Burke, brother in law and sister of Mrs Schott and Mrs Holder.
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