13 Apr 1961
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1961
Page
1
Founded in 1910 by Marion Bruce and published Thursdays this weekly paper notes second class postage in Rolfe Iowa and advertising charges of 3 cents per word with a 30 cent minimum.
Kindergarten students under Mrs. Sewell create bird pictures and a chart on bird behavior including nests and eggs. They invite visitors to view their room displays while Mrs. Nielsen leads a social studies unit on animals with shells starfish sea life and collections from students Dennis Iver Diane Neal Peggy and Larry contributed shells and sea life items.
The class describes a week of arithmetic growth and two group readers plus a Friday travelogue on the Pacific Northwest. Mrs. Graat visited on Monday and students enjoyed a colored film. A post office talk and a travelogue enhanced social studies understanding. Hot lunches for the week are listed with meats, sides, and desserts.
A receipt record notes action under MT-54 of the state commerce commission. The document cites a sale by Rolfe Arrow and references a triplicate asea procedure.
Mr and Mrs Eddie Hubbell Cindy and Billy of Mallard joined Fayeths birthday celebration at the Frank Walton home. Westerlunds Sernett family and Gilmore City visitors shared Easter dinner with Mrs Sernett. Several relatives gathered for birthdays and weekend meals across Rolfe Mason City Fonda Storm Lake Titonka Plover Laurens and Emmetsburg in a extended family social rollup.
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a doctor’s formula for minor burns cuts bruises and eczema itching. It claims relief for teen athletes foot and faster healing with liquid or ointment forms and mentions Extra Strength Zemo for stab wounds.
Mr and Mrs Ray Isacson hosted a potluck at the Joe Johnson home in Gilmore City with guests including Hans Isacson of Bradgate Agnes Hansell and Esther Burris of Des Moines Ethel Thompson and Rey Simonson of Rolfe Marshall Otto attended the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches state meeting in Waterloo An annual fellowship event Mrs Etta Symes of Boone visited her daughter and son in law R G Hunter from Easter to Friday Jennie Bowen Mabel Morrison accompanied Mrs Hunter to Boone Harold Mumford of San Diego on 10 day leave at Carl Mumford home before returning to Norfolk VA Ralph Kauffman and his mother Luetta Kauffman visited Swea City L D Wilson hosted Sunday dinner for W W Poduska and Linda of Pocahontas Wilson’s daughter
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne, discovered by a world famous institute, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Reports claim complete reduction in many cases, with users stating piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as Preparation H suppositories and ointment at drug counters.
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