Windy Equipment Upgrades At Rolfe Newspaper
The Rolfe Arrow reports moving in a 2 ton linotype and upcoming 10 ton press to speed reading. Volunteers helped with the install while readers watch curiosities about the new machinery.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1968
Page
3
The Rolfe Arrow reports moving in a 2 ton linotype and upcoming 10 ton press to speed reading. Volunteers helped with the install while readers watch curiosities about the new machinery.
A Lynch family picnic gathered Sunday at Fort Dodge Park with attendees including Mr and Mrs Lester Lynch Mr and Mrs Al Mason of Des Moines Mr and Mrs Barry Lynch of Fort Dodge and Mr and Mrs Darrell Granner and family of Madison Wisconsin On Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Charles Martens Sr hosted supper with guests Mrs Ray Schoon Adel Pastor and Mrs Leon Schultz and daughter of Java
A candidate announces intent to seek the Republican nomination for Pocahontas County Supervisor in the September 3, 1968 primary. The campaign seeks the support of GOP voters in Powhatan Clinton Des Moines and Garfield Townships.
The notice urges votes for County Attorney and County Treasurer nominations in Pocahontas County Iowa in the September 3 1968 primary with party lines and voter support requested. It specifies positions on the Democratic and Republican ballots and asks for support from Pocahontas voters.
Local families from Rolfe, Fort Dodge, Blairstown, Humboldt, Swea City and beyond are noted as visitors and hosts in Gilmore City. Attendees share meals, attend weddings, baptisms, and Open House events while Navy leave and family travel are mentioned alongside church and civic festivities.
Locals Mr. and Mrs. Perry Johnson and children attended the funeral services for Mrs. C. V. Waggoner in Spencer on Monday and spoke with John E. Waggoner during the visit. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Thompson of Minneapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sime of Humboldt joined Telmer Simes for a noon dinner on Saturday.
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