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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1958
Page
1
A february issue notes drivers reacting oddly to safe driving requests. Fei tere comments that almost every respondent claims to be a superior driver, while the scene reflects confusion and a critique of driving norms.
Kindergarten through second grade recap a Valentine party with games, lunch, and valentines. Students share activities in Mrs Lent and Mrs Meaden rooms, hear stories, spell tests, and enjoy a movie outing. high school athletics note a 44-55 loss in basketball.
Fragmentary diary like report references traffic police work and convitions but text is garbled. It hints at an incident involving a court case, financial matters, and suspended bets with ties to a highway scene and a letter tone. No clear names or dates are readable.
An advertisement promotes a novel pile treatment promising instant relief from internal pain itching and discomfort. It claims medical proof and rapid healing with six active ingredients and urges purchase at druggists.
The FBI-filed complaint in San Francisco on January 9 1957 charging George Edward Cole with flight to avoid prosecution after allegedly murdering a police officer. Cole, born April 24 1927 in Philadelphia, is described with marks and dental details and is said to be armed and dangerous. Police ask anyone with information to contact the FBI or nearest field office.
The Leake Farmerettes met at Sarah Porath's home on February 5. Joyce Poreth spoke on Here The Breakfast Eating Habit and correction. Keren Peters spoke on The Value of Milk in the Diet. Cheriene Maas demonstrated how to prepare a cooked cereal. Arlene Greet demonstrated baking powder biscuits. A luncheon was served by Sarah and Betty Beh. PEMNaaERy Pepormer
Garfield Gleaners 4-H Club gathered at the DeWolt home for a group meeting. Fourteen members attended with their fathers and participated in activities including a local basketball contest.
Deadline set March 28 for young women in Jewses seeking one of four nursing scholarships from the Towa division of the American Cancer Society. Pre-nursing tests in March and April at multiple cities are required. late tests will be disqualified. Awards total 500 dollars for a three year course starting fall 1958 at Iowa nursing schools.
Kenneth Richardson of Pocahontas Iowa declares his run for Sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to June 1958 primaries. He announces his candidacy to the voters of Pocahontas County Iowa.
An assortment of quotes on personality and happiness contrasts living by a smile with those who merely grin. William Lyon Phelps suggests children mirror their parents. C. Bovee notes a person’s character can be seen in their smile.
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