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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1966
Page
5
National display requests free local display ads for a card of thanks. The notice seeks space to publish a grateful message to a named recipient and mentions community support and appreciation.
The December council met with minimal turnout as John Brinkman, long-time town official, was not officially appointed clerk for the new term and arrived late escorted by Vernon Marine. The discussion touched on financial details amid unclear notes on previous fiscal figures and local governance.
In a reflection on the school’s role within the Twin Lakes Conference, Rolfe officials affirm continued membership despite near-term changes. They note the school’s status as the smallest member and emphasize competitive pride in basketball and football through recent years.
A fragmentary community column reports Olive, As fen, and Obert at a gas barrel incident where a nail injury sent Olive to a doctor for a tetanus shot. Pullen earns Pilot Creek Consolidated Schools PFA member of the month. Mr. and Mrs. Grant spent a weekend with the Glide Smiths in Waterloo as Pam Smith’s birthday was observed. A birthday party for Joan and JoAnn Schmidt-Hauck attracted 65 young guests in K P Hall with dancing ping pong and cards. Don Sinek, home from Town State College at Ames, attended a basketball game with Albert City and returned to Ames. Sgt. Robert Heathman promoted to staff sergeant and stationed in Okaya, Japan. Sgt Andrew C Pedersen arrived home after three years eight months in service, incl 16 months in Europe.
Mr and Mrs Keith Rickard and their baby daughter from Spokane Washington arrived in Rolfe Friday afternoon to establish residence. Keith recently received an honorable discharge from the army.
Twenty five years ago Mrs. Hronek and Charlene visited Bob Sernett's home to meet his newborn daughter Marilyn Jane. Marilyn Jane is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Hronek. Pringle, who lived in Indianola as a child, recalls Zoe Brown now Mrs Henry Wallace, whose husband was inaugurated vice president on Monday January 20. Rolfe high quintet enjoyed a scoring spree last Friday night.
Dean Roberts entertained guests at a party honoring Mr and Mrs Vi Roberts on the occasion of their 32nd wedding anniversary Monday night. Nelva and Batelyn attended as well.
Thirty years ago Miss Cath erine Nacke was named honorary cadet colonel at the annual ROTC military ball at the University of Iowa. The award recognized scholastic ability character campus activity personality and readership. Des Moines township horse farm sale drew bidders despite cold and wet weather with top team bringing 872.50 and a colt selling for 189. Snow persists with plunging temperatures reported as the coldest since 1912.
A fragment from an archival Kansas item cites a remark about a figure named Senne and a Marshall reference. The readable text hints at a praise or acknowledgment but it remains incomplete with stray words and partial quotes.
Miss Sheel was absent from Junior High as Mrs. Leonard Smith taught in her stead. George R. Cook bought Clark Joliffe’s confectionery parlor. Cook now holds the invoice. Fred Baaders visits relatives in Missouri seeking a blonde young housekeeper. Mr and Mrs M W Webb and Mr and Mrs Ray Shoemaker went to Fort Dodge for the Tenth District American Legion meeting while the ladies returned home safely.
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