20 Apr 1961
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1961
Page
1
The Rolfe Arrow announces its weekly publication with Wounded in 1910 by Marion Bruce noted. It lists postage rates and official filing dates, including second class matter status entered May 14, 1910, at Rolfe Iowa.
Michael James Weishaar, born March 31, adopted April 6 by Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Weishaar. Roeland Rittgers, Pocahontas farmer, injured at his farm April 11. 30 stitches and concussion, to Lutheran hospital then home April 14. Joe Eral, 90, discharged April 13 after six days post stroke from Mercy hospital Fort Dodge. improving. Mrs. Ross Moon to University hospital Iowa City April 17 for observation. George Pattee, 87, moved from Lutheran Fort Dodge to Humboldt nursing home. wife and family details. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowers visit from Aurora Illinois. Bowers served as county agriculture agent 1925–1935. Family notes include four grandchildren.
A son Grant Gary Griffith born April 16 to Frank and Mrs. Griffith of Venice California. Pocahontas Catholic school hosts annual students parents breakfast after the 8 o clock Mass with speeches by Father H B Karhoff and Neil Peterson. Track relay results crown Sac City and Bayard with records set by Belmond and Lake View.
The Plover Town Council met in regular session at 8 p m with Mayor R T Bush and councilors Van Alstine Pringle Watters Hosier present. Bills were approved including snow removal and utilities. Home Protection bid accepted for town hall siding. library committee appointed. meeting adjourned.
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