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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1958
Page
1
Rates show per year and six month options with prices listed for Iowa residents and out-of-state customers. Indicates posting of subscription costs and regional pricing differences.
Iowa safety officials warn crops at road intersections cause up to 20 percent of rural crash deaths. July to October see most fatalities among those living within 25 miles of the scene. Diagrams show leaving as little as one tenth of an acre clear to improve sight lines.
Kindergarten students fed baby chickens and read about them. A baby rabbit named Honey-Bunny was found in a waste basket. The class studied Holland with tulip pictures and canal windmill stories. Greg Lund was absent with likely mumps. Mike's mother and Patricia's brother visited.
In second grade we finished More New Friends and Neighbors and Think and Do then started part two of What Next. Spelling perfect scores went to Teresa David Laura and Dennis in second grade while first graders Jane H. David Marcia Jane C. and Robbie earned perfects. Dale was absent as the class began New and Old Animal Friends in Our New Friends and Robbie’s mother visited Tuesday morning.
Third and Fourth Grades report finishing a reader and workbook then reading Hans Christian Andersen stories. Kimber ly Bennett visited. Linda Heathman has a Sunday birthday with chocolate frosted cupcakes. Movies shown about the Navajo and Pilgrims land. Mother's Day tea planned. softball at recess and noon. Becky Marine’s mother visited. Seventh and Eighth Grades study square roots, triangle hypotenuse, and areas in math.
Students making the honor roll for the fifth six weeks include 7th graders Joan Bennett and Dick Triplett. In 8th grade, honorees are Carol Jean Bennett, Bette Jo Marine, Gwen Heathman, and Mary Jane Truelsen. All are working on a Mother's Day one act play.
Mrs. Bill Wittrock of Osage visits her mother Mrs. Lottie Peterson. Numerous Sunday diners and callers include Art Smith and Joanie Nevada, Virgil Peterson and Vicky Armstrong, Roger Isacson and Julie Humboldt, Hans Isacson Bradgate, Inga Monkelsen Rolfe, Bert Smith Pocahontas, LeRoy Rude family Fonda, Gary Smith home visitors from Cedar Falls, L D Wilson and daughters Donald Spencer home, Lawrence Henderson and children, Gilbert Korwes Pomeroy, Henry Block wedding Gilmore City, B C Lehnus and Harley Bradburn Westfield, square dance festival Storm Lake, and Mary Grethen home Mallard Havelock Rolfe.
Science reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne, now available as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form. It allegedly relieves pain and reduces hemorrhoids without surgery, with claims of complete relief and a money back guarantee.
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