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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1964

Page

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Community Notices From Iowa Area Sourced Events

Bob Pirie spent the week at the State 4-H camp near Boone. A birthday party honored Mrs. E. W. Kerns. The Healds move to 123 N Franklin Ames. Social Club held a chicken dinner at West Bend. 18 year old David Allard recovering from a July 1 ankle fracture. Hortense Siefkin funeral held at McIntire. Olerich entering 17 livestock in Iowa Centennial State Fair show August 28 to September 6. Don H. Peters of Omaha visited his parents. John Jensen to Labrador after 25 day leave with parents. Wiig family hosted travelers en route to lakes. Bob Eccles and Carole Garing visited in Waterloo.

Bob Pirie Boone E. W. Kerns George Heald Joyce Betty N. Franklin Ave Ames West Bend David Allard McIntire Hortense Siefkin Rolfe Or. B. Olerich Des Moines Don H. Peters Omaha B. H. Peters John Jensen Labrador Albert Jensen C. Howard Wiig Norman Wiig Joe Meisenbach Lakes Bob Eccles Carole Garing Waterloo Guy Eccles

Davidsons Welcome Son Donald Richard at Lutheran Hospital

Lt and Mrs D L Davidson announce the birth of their son Donald Richard at 8 20 p m Wednesday August 9 at Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge. He weighed 5 pounds 9 ounces at birth. Richard Schott promoted to motor machinist mate first class and soon to be transferred to Honolulu. A strong wind damaged several hog sheds at Everett Burns home, tearing one down and blowing two into the road. Miss Marguerite Bradbury is ill and unable to go to the store. Mrs Frank Dailey assisting. Alvin J Riches and Donald F Shimon among 127 Iowa cadets in preflight training at San Antonio aviation cadet center Texas.

D. L. Davidson Donald Richard Lutheran Hospital, Fort Dodge Richard Schott Honolulu Everett Burns Marguerite Bradbury Frank Dailey Alvin J. Riches Donald F. Shimon Iowa San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center Texas

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues System

A list of across and down crossword clues with numbers and partial spellings for ready reference. Clues include geography genus names and common words such as mounta defile and bead terms, plus abbreviations and musical notes.

Unclear Clues Echo in Fragmented Word Puzzle

Fragmentary OCR entries list clues and incomplete word hints as last week’s puzzle answers reference numbers and terms. The lines mix definitions like whip and needle aperture with bird and story terms, ending with an unfinished impost note.

Neighborly Neighbors Club Meets with Mrs Earl Struthers

The Neighborly Neighbors club gathered with Mrs Earl Struthers for a social afternoon featuring several tap dancing numbers by Patsy Leon ard. John Young visits his aunt Mrs Everett Shaw in Bradgate. Mrs George Weible leaves Wednesday for the Iowa state convention of the American Legion Auxiliary in Cedar Rapids as Rolfe unit delegate.

Earl Struthers Patsy Leonard John Young Everett Shaw Bradgate George Weible American Legion Auxiliary Cedar Rapids Rolfe

Rolfe Social Roundup Leaves Small Gatherings and Trips

Twenty five years ago Jerry Howland hosted ten friends for a fifth birthday party while Kings Heralds spent a day at Twin Lakes in Jonesport. Rolfe relatives receive news of Howard Cook’s new U S Postal Service appointment in Washington D C and the D M T Booster club shows livestock at Pocahontas fair.

Jerry Howland Kings’ Heralds Twin Lakes Jonesport Art Kilbourn Davey Henderson Nebraska Alice McKim Rolfe Howard Cook Phoenix Ariz U.S L. H. Howe Jeanette Mildred Peterson Tom Murphy Washington, D.C Jimmy Nuss Misses Howe

Music and transport notes from Havelock area

LeRoy Miller and his Twilight Serenaders played a dance in Havelock last week. Earl Fisher brought home a new three ton Reo truck from Lansing with sleeping compartment, using the same semi trailer. A spill at Bradgate's Quaker Oats elevator dumped about 5 000 bushels of shelled corn and damaged the shelter over the dump.

LeRoy Miller Twilight Serenaders Havelock Earl Fisher Lansing Mich New Sharon Brat Cattle Rolfe Leonard Smith Quker Oats Company Bradgate

Notable Local Outings And Family News From Fort Dodge

On a high class vaudeville circuit Mr and Mrs Henry Otto took twins Celine and Carline to Fort Dodge for tonsil removal. Several residents plan trips including W P and Russell McIntire Marvin Burroughs and John Damberg to International Falls Minnesota for camping and fishing. Ed Schnug visited Storm Lake with daughter Mrs Fred Dumbaugh while Mrs Wesley Lehnus recovers from appendectomy in Des Moines. George Miller and daughter Anita travel to St Louis for a leg specialist consult as he awaits a new prosthetic. W Leland MelIntire connected his residence to the sewer last week with bath tub installed. The 40 years ago note recalls Mr and Mrs F M Ritchey outing to Sioux City and visits to Des Moines and a state fair. Daphne Malcolm spent weeks in New York with an orchestra in training. Garden notes suggest sowing delphinium pansy shasta daisy foxglove and columbine in the cold frame for spring transplant.

Henry Otto Celine Carline Fort Dodge W. P Russell McIntire Marvin Burroughs John Damberg International Falls Minn

August planting tips for Madonna lilies and bulbs

August is ideal for Madonna lilies says Ben F. Vance Iowa State University extension horticulturist. Plant shallowly with one to two inches soil cover and enrich soil with organic matter such as peat leaf mold or composted sod. Consider fall planting for Darwin hybrids and beware phlox seedlings which do not come true from seed and may produce unwanted colors. divide existing clumps to increase phlox.

Ben F. Vance Iowa State University

How to Kill Athlete’s Foot Germ in 3 Days

An advertisement promises complete removal of athlete’s foot in three days with T-4-L liquid or a 48¢ refund at drug stores. It claims skin sloughing and new healthy skin, reduces itch and burning, and promotes use of 7.4-L FOOT ROWDER for sweaty feet and odor. Available now at Calligan's Sundries.

Calligan’s

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