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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1967
Page
1
Readable fragments note a decade-old event with scattered terms like seer and yard. The text lacks clear people places or actions to form a coherent news item.
A 30 year old Mirae and his parents Mr. and Mrs A W Ives celebrated Independence Day at home. He and Mrs Ives and daughter Sally left San Jose Costa Rica by plane on June 16 and arrived in Chicago. On June 18 Mrs Ives and Sally visited Hurley Wise, her old hometown.
Twenty five years ago the finest victory gardens in town graced the Kennedy yard. The scene featured thrifty, well kept plants bearing an abundance of vegetables, illustrating community resilience and home gardening pride.
Miss Vera Nelson of Central States Electric and Dr G Butler were in a collision at a local area near the Bucher Smith wedding scene. Mrs Nora Cleaver supervised the art department during the week prior at the Plo Yer event location.
A Rolfe woman used rhubarb leaves to ward off mosquitoes in her garden and earned an order of French fries for lasting five minutes in a mosquito infested area. The piece notes local track stars and a surprising ineligibility ruling affecting the girls division at a California contest this weekend.
A reader thanks the editor for news while noting daily aircraft mail from the Kearsarge aircraft carrier. The writer mentions being near the Mediterranean and speculates on future routes and ship movements affecting mail delivery.
Seaman Recruit Steven R. Hovey, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hovey of Rolfe, has completed nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center in Great Lakes. He studied military subjects and lived under conditions similar to those on a ship or shore station.
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