Travelogue of Mason Rossiter Smith in western Europe 1955
The Gouverneur N Y editor Mason Rossiter Smith travels with his wife and four children through Italy Austria and Germany to document postwar Western Europe for The Rolfe Arrow and other papers. He notes bilingual signs in Rovereto Innsbruck hospitality and rebuilding, and speaks with locals about war memories, politics, and the 1960 Innsbruck Olympics.
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Farm Bureau Study Committee to Convene in September
Members appointed by the Farm Bureau form a school study committee and meet first officially in September. The group will join northern Iowa county committees for preliminary discussions on topics to include in the study. Members include Donald Siddall chair Laurens Mrs Marvin G Johnson Fonda Edward A Aden Pomeroy Mrs Art Levene Havelock H M Pohlman Laurens Walter Higgins Gilmore City and Mrs Brownie MacVey Rolfe Wright township Wayne County marked its centennial with a recent celebration.
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Walter Higgins
Gilmore City
Brownie MacVey
Rolfe
Farm Bureau board discusses October meeting and safety drive
County Farm Bureau members met in regular session on August 2 to plan the October annual meeting. A county school committee was formed to study school reorganization, while social outreach and membership plans for 1956 were discussed. State Fair thrill day plans announced with international stunt drivers from Europe and confirmations of entries from several countries.
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George Lehnus
Rolfe
Arlo Ives
Farm Bureau Women’s Organization
Earl Spear
Gilmore City
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What a Man Stands For Is Shaped by What He Falls For
A reflection on character noting that a man’s values are tested not only by beliefs but by the temptations and choices he yields to, shaping his true standing in life.
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