18 Aug 1966
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1966
Page
1
A reader notes an outstanding performance of As You Like It at the Tyrone Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis. The modern building with glass panels hosts talented actors, especially Rosalind and Orlando, whose disguise and wit captivate the audience.
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Mr and Mrs Geo Beckord and family return Thursday night from a 19 day Rocky Mountain trip. George and the boys hiked Thunder Lake 15 miles round trip. Mrs Ted Struthers took four girls to Freshman Camp at Lake Okoboji. Patty Spiker Pamela Jordan Shirley Schmitt Janet Ranger. Rev McQuary joined them. Pat Thompson and Russell Harris families vacationed in Colorado and returned last Sunday. Andrew Simonson family visited Forest City Friday for Carol’s Waldorf College plans.
Years ago on August 11 Jim Wilson won the winners cup in a 36 hole local golf match by three up with two to play against Alvin Riches. Watt-Beam Del mar Whitmer and Edward Fisher also feature in the irregular golf notes as the town recalls the weekend events.
Veterinarian L M Graham reports an epidemic starting in the community with a herd of 60 hogs. 20 are too ill to vaccinate. Harris F Thomas leaves the Arrow after long service to run a rooming house in Ames with his wife at 208 Welch Ave catering to college students.
Mrs T R Campbell Ralph and Edith came from Sioux Rapids for a weekend visit at the Fred Nelson home to assist Ramona and Raymond Nelson in their birthday. The trip included a hunt described as a raid that yielded a dry hole with signs of activity nearby. Wagall F M Whittlesey and Emmett A Daniels of Gilmore City entered an old-time fiddlers contest at the Iowa State Fair. A Confederate general was killed by his own men at the battle of Chancellorsville in 1863.
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