24 Feb 1966
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1966
Page
1
An incoherent excerpt describes an older resident Floyd Callon noting odd car tire dimensions and missing front doors with non electric lights, but the text is garbled and lacks a clear event or context. The fragment provides no verifiable facts or outcomes.
The clipping records social moves around West Bend and Des Moines. Lyman George and Jens Thompson attended a Legion commanders meeting in Des Moines. In sports, Danae, Rudolfson led Iowa State College past Missouri 49 29 with seven field goals and two free throws.
Mr and Mrs Will Thompson of Swea City visited the Eppelsheimer home over the weekend for a wedding anniversary celebration. The Plover school basketball team won the county championship with an 18 to 16 victory over Rolfe High, while local events included the Pythian Sisters Kensington meeting at Castle Hall with Mesdames Thomas Wiley Gi Halle and Muriel Wilson in attendance.
John W. Heald and 50n Walter arrived in town on Friday following a 30 year absence, marking a notable reunion and local interest in their visit.
Twenty years ago on February 28 1946 a RoKe high school orchestra added Kathryn Bixler Jo Anderson Lois Samuels DeWayne Schott Dick Anderson Donald Puff Willis Puff and H E Hom Girard to its ranks. Rolfe Super Value owner bought the store building from Miss Christine Holt. Pvt James Spener enjoyed a furlough with his parents. Mrs Marie Puff and her sons opened a coffee shop near White's Jewelry Store.
Mr and Mrs L A Hansen visited Minneapolis last Tuesday and Wednesday reporting temperatures around 18 degrees below zero.
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