Rolfe Post Office Second Class Matter Notice
Entry dated May 14 1910 records Rolfe post office classified as second class under the act of March 3 1879 with mailing status at the local office.
04 Dec 1947
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1947
Page
1
Entry dated May 14 1910 records Rolfe post office classified as second class under the act of March 3 1879 with mailing status at the local office.
The Friendship Train delivered 12 120 tons of food and necessities to Europe, with Iowa leading in grain contributions. Citizens nationwide donated without government pressure, disproving isolationist myths and countering Hitler's claims of American greed.
Carroll Binder argues the Marshall Plan should focus on Western Europe to restore production and democracy, while China and its Communist threat receive limited aid. He warns funding China risks strengthening communism worldwide and weakening non Communist nations including the United States.
A father writes to editors urging Iowa drivers to slow near schools and intersections. He shares his seven year old daughter’s routine, notes her blue dress and doll, and asks drivers to watch for children crossing streets and avoid harming her. He emphasizes parental duty and safety.
The Manson Journal notes Taft faced sharp criticism after refuting President Truman's call for controls to curb runaway prices. Even supporters of the idea criticized Taft, with a local poll likely showing him entrenched in a political pit rather than a peak.
The piece argues parents must guide their children to avoid juvenile delinquency and condemn nations overextended in aid. It critiques US policy toward China and Russia, noting graft and inefficiency in China relief and favoring targeted loans over broad Marshall Plan funding for Europe.
Norrie Arnold of Ames spent Thanksgiving with her parents the Arnolds. Arm strong hosts Mr and Mrs Pavik and Lawrence for Thanksgiving. S.U.S. student Robert Thompson visited his parents in Iowa City. Families and friends hosted birthday anniversaries and weddings with many local residents attending including the Garlocks and Dixons. The American Legion Auxiliary plans a bake sale December 11 at Pringle grocery.
A collage of brief notes on hardship rhetoric from local papers, an injury from opening an icebox bottle, and a historical list of the original American navy ships. The snippets reflect daily life, quips, and trivia in small town journalism.
Thanksgiving and Sunday meals feature many guests at multiple homes including Blair Nebr Madsens Ames and Minneapolis visitors. The Lutheran Ladies meet at Humboldt with plans for December 11 and a Sequoia tree talk. Hospitalization notes and family gatherings extend across Fort Dodge Rolfe Buffalo Center and Wesley areas.
Ralph Hedges of Wesley spends holidays with the Nobles family. Jon Hans Norland and Roger Ottosen left for Sioux City on Tuesday to work at the Veterans Hospital. Thanksgiving service held Tuesday evening at the church. Sent to minister for distribution: thirty two pounds over five dollars and several packages.
Worship service at 10 am and church school at 11 am hosted by Bradgate Methodist Church. Official board meeting on a rescheduled date at 7 30 pm. Choir rehearsal and subscription drive details referenced for Advocate subscriptions through Mrs Zeman.
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