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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1968
Page
6
A note of thanks is sent to Rolfe Fire Department and helpers after a Sunday afternoon fire. Roy L Simonson criticizes safe handling of public issues and recommends Robert F Kennedy's To Seek a Newer World for readers.
Locals recount Sunday visits and moves across towns. Major T. S. Clark and family from Denver join Orvan Olerich’s hosts, while LeRoy Nelson and Mac Nelson families visit. Charles Anderson starts as Bradgate Rolfe Cooperative general manager after moving to Obrecht home. Fred McKim named West Bend Elevator manager after relocating last week. Raymond Peters travels with C. F. Orwig to Rochester for open heart surgery on Mrs. David Orwig. Granddaughters Kathy and Chris Ranney accompany R. B. Ranney family from Rochester family visit.
A Sunday gathering in Havelock hosted by the Walter Knight family included neighbors and regional guests. The Rolfe town council items detail fencing costs at a gas station site, a service agreement with Northern Natural, and authorization to seek gas meters and regulators.
The Town Council met in special session with Mayor Pat Wood and six council members. Kaiser read a resolution for awarding a contract to build a municipal gasworks system, which was adopted after a second. A second resolution approving the construction contract was adopted. The council then moved to canvass and declare the June 20 election results on the Municipal Gas Supply Contract Proposition.
Storm Lake high school senior Hobby Steve uses self taught taxidermy to preserve a squirrel fish pheasant duck owl raccoon and a deer head. His skilled work has earned him requests from townspeople for additional pieces.
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