Rolfe Iowa Post Office Second Class Matter Note
Published each Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post office at Rolfe Iowa.
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Rolfe
Iowa
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1969
Page
1
Local News Briefs From Pocahontas and Rolfe Area
Marriage marks 50 years for Mr. and Mrs. Connie Sease. Capt. James W. Anderson, stationed in Alaska, spoke by short wave with Mrs. Higgins and her son on January 25. Rams beat Rockwell City 70 to 51. S/Sgt. D. G. Harmon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harmon, was honorably discharged after five years in the Marines including Korea. No school in Plover due to icy roads. Shower honors Mrs. Beryl Butterfield in Presbyterian Church parlor. Friendly Circle met with Mrs. Dewey Lanning. guests included several named ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Higgins
Higgins
James W. Anderson
Alaska
Gary Streit
Pam
Judy Jordan
Jeniece Hansen
Methodist
Pocahontas
Rams
Rockwell City Wildcats
D. G. Harmon
Lee Harmon of
Rolfe
Marine Corps
Korea
Harold Carlson
Plover
Beryl Butterfield
Aloma Wood
Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star school of instruction at West Bend
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chambers and Mrs. Ethel Ragan attended the Eastern Star school of instruction at West Bend Monday evening. The Youth Center was open Friday night to entertain the snowbound youth. Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Chambers
Ethel Ragan
Eastern Star School of Instruction
West Bend
Forearm injury from belt dressing while sawing wood
30 years ago Wesley Lehnus broke both bones in his forearm on Monday during belt dressing while sawing wood at his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Lehnus
David
Lois Jessie Brinkman
Morningside College
Alpha Tau Delta
Little LeRoy Simonson
Roy Simonson
E. W. Meredith
Chicago
Local Happenings and Property Transfer Notes
Mrs. Robert Hunter used weekend excursion rates to visit Des Moines relatives. The Chas Otto eighty acre farm northwest of Rose sold to John H. DeWall near Pocahontas with A. V. Graeber arranging the deal. Neighborly Club gathering at J. R. McIntire home. Leo Rude boxed at Manson. Mail carrier Nels Nelson off duty due to illness. Peter Johnson continued route work during Nelson’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hunter
Des Moines
Chas Otto
Rose
John H. DeWall
Pocahontas
A. V. Graeber
J. R. McIntire
Ben Bryson
Leo Rude
Manson
Nels Nelson
Peter Johnson
Mr. Nelson
Fire on a car and a fish tale from a rural column
A Friday incident describes J T Grant’s shave interrupted by a carburetor spill that flooded gas and briefly set fire to a car. firefighters extinguished the blaze with no damage. The piece then shifts to local news, noting Victor Shimon’s return from overseas with Miss Marie Jones, a sale of a small Laurens farm at 730 dollars per acre, and a lively off season bullhead fishing catch reported by Bennett and others. It closes with community events, weather notes, 4 H activities, and new officer installations with Connie Ricklefs as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Grant
Forrest
Victor Shimon
Marie Jones
Wind in Our Feathers Offseason Ice Fishing in Iowa
The Iowa Game Commission opened shallow lakes for off season fishing due to oxygen deprivation from snow cover. High Lake was opened and Rolfe anglers Dick Bennett and Bill Sandvig used seining through ice. After about ninety minutes they netted an unbelievable quantity of fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Drift
Rolfe
Jerry Turner
No Man’s Land
Jerry
Iowa Game Commission
Iowa Lakes
High Lake
Siasts
Dick Bennett
Bill Sandvng
Garfield Lassies Hold Regular 4-H Meeting
The Garfield Lassies met Saturday January 11 at Theo Ripperger home with 24 members answering roll call. President Kathy Ripperger led the session as Vickie Shoemaker led the pledge and Virginia Ripperger presented a talk on Values of Beautiful Homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Lassies
Theo Ripperger
Kathy Ripperger
Vickie Shoemaker
Virginia Ripperger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa Press Association
Greg Kaiser
Joan Kaiser
Evelyn Kaiser
Connie Sease
Dewey Lanning
Donald Brandhoij
Roger Isacson
Martha Wallace
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln’s
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rolfe State Bank
Sowa
Cation
Bennett
G-J
Bill Sanding
Cindy Hartmann
Laurie
Karen Brinkman
Karen Ripperger
Nancy Vainreh
Laurie Brinkman
Connie Ricklefs
Carol Wiegert
The
Ritz Theatre
Rote
Nancy
Coop
Mr. Farmer
Farmers Co-operative Co
Bradgate
Francis Kopriva
Pocahontas CO
ASIN
United States
Robert Snow Laurens
Towa
Bisquick
Hershey
Clover Farm
Kraft Miniature
Morrell
Pillsbury’s
Debbie Soap
Fri
Sat
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