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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1926
Page
6
A long teacher led discussion warns against rambling speech and urges thinking before speaking to avoid miscommunication and lost grades. The notes include concert plans for Rolfe High and musically diverse student performances with mentions of visiting students and local prizes.
The board met in regular session on Monday April 5 1926 with James Bruce as chairman and members Brinkman Carroll Grant Johnson and Obrecht present. On motion the meeting adjourned until April 12 1926 at 7 30 pm with F E Grant as clerk.
Rolfe Iowa council convened April 5 1926 with Mayor elect James Bruce and councilmen elect Z T Carroll R C Grant J H Brinkman Peter Johnson W M Obrecht taking oaths. F E Grant chosen town clerk and M W Webb treasurer elect bonded. Salary approved 100 dollars monthly for street commissioner and town marshal P J Calligan appointed. Standing committees listed including Water Street and Alley Finance Sewer Claims Fire Department.
Traces of an Etruscan city wall, centuries older than Roman rule, were found in Lucca during repairs to Santa Maria Della Rosa and beneath the archbishop’s palace. A further section was uncovered under a busy street during water pipe installation. Excavations will continue to define the defenses of the primitive settlement.
A well known ad man who travels for work often brings small gifts for his son. After a two week trip he returns and the boy asks why his father works for money. The father explains his job and earnings.
Miss Alma Olerich fourth grade teacher led a talk on The Intellectually Superior or Gifted Child at the Grammar School P T A meeting. She showed charts on inheritance and the curve of frequency, praising her University of Iowa training. Covina Argus notes the engaging presentation.
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