Ricklefs Trees Vows Exchanged At Presbyterian Church
Miss Susan Ricklefs and William L Trees were married August 14 1971 at the First United Presbyterian Church in Rolfe. The bride, a UNI English graduate, taught in West Union, and the groom a Spirit Lake High School grad, served in Viet Nam and attends UNI. They plan to reside in Cedar Falls after September 11.
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Ricklefs
Presbyterian Church
Susan Ricklefs
Bernard Ricklefs
Rolfe
William L. Trees
Donald Trees
Spirit Lake
First United Presbyterian Church
Dallas Johnson
Larry Hansen
la Raye Schrooten
Fairmont
Minnesota
Maxine Greenwold
Lohengrin
Dorothy Trees
Denver
Colo
Jolene
Janiece Rickless
Jerry Penning
Sully
Bruce Trees
Tim Rickslefs
Bennet Ricklefs
Craig Nelson
Julie Hansen
Micheala Jensen
Fort
Joyce Miller
Viet Nam
UNI
Cedar Falls
Postmaster Details New Overnight Mail Areas
Postmaster D. J. Spencer announces a Washington backed mail service expansion to overnight first class mail. Seven areas including Fort Dodge Des Moines Mason City Sioux City Spencer Carroll and Mankato Minnesota will receive next day deliveries from Rolfe Iowa under a new service goal. The plan aims to reach nearly every county post office.
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D. J. Spencer
Washington
Rolfe
Winton M. Blount
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Mason City
Sioux City
Spencer
Carroll
Iowa
Mankato
Minnesota
Pederson Urley Lead As School Board Wins
University of South Dakota defensive end Roger Allen will miss the 1971 season after a shoulder injury in the Wyoming game. The 190 pound Rolfe native, starting this year after playing fullback, undergoes surgery at Dakota Hospital in Vermillion. A Cub Scouts meeting for parents is set at the schoolhouse Thursday September 23 at 7 30 p.m in the music room.
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University of South Dakota
Roger Allen
Allen
Rolfe
University of Wyoming
Dakota Hospital
Vermillion
Roger
Coyote
Leslie Allen
Rolfe Rams
Area College
Kenneth Pederson
Dick Bierstedt
Jim Hogan
Pederson
Lawrence Kennedy
Amy Turley
Robert Wiegert
Wiegert
Miss Turley
Rolfe Locker Closes After 25 Years of Service
Rolfe Food Lockers owner Pete Bielefeldt closed the business Thursday due to new state and federal locker modernization rules. The plant began in 1938 and Pete led it since 1959, handling custom butchering and as many as 100 head per month in peak years. He plans indefinite future steps after closing.
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C. W
Pete) Bielefeldt
Rolfe Food Lockers
Telmer Sime
Pete
Rolfe
Bielefeldt
Booster Club Plans Rolfe Gilmore City Caravan Trip
The Rolfe Booster Club meets Tuesdays at 7 00 p m in the Rolfe School gym to organize a car caravan to the Rolfe Gilmore City game Friday. About 30 members coaches and football players attended the meeting. Riders meet at the Farmers Coop Rolfe or elevator by 7 00 p m. Tickets for Booster Club membership are sold at the Rolfe Arrow office. Next Tuesday the Rolfe Gilmore City game film will be shown.
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Rolfe Booster Club
Rolfe
Gilmore City
Rolfe-Gilmore City
Booster Tub
Roger Pohlman
Rolfe Arrow
Rolfe Library Extends Evening Hours For Students
The Rolfe Library now opens Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. to aid students and patrons. It also offers Wednesday and Saturday afternoon hours from 2 to 5 p.m. for public access.
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Rolfe
Doctor Beckord Treats Lyndon Johnson at 12000 Feet
Dr. Bruce Beckord of Rolfe Iowa took over a new Estes Park practice when an emergency called him by jeep over Trail Ridge Road to reach Mrs Lyndon Johnson who had fainted during a Department of the Interior park inspection. He treated her with oxygen and praised her kindness and intelligence.
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Bruce Beckord
George Beckord
Rolfe
Estes Park
Colo
Beckord
Trail Ridge Road
U.S
Lyndon
Lady Bird) Johnson
Department of the Interior
National
Cause
Johnson
Tax deadline and penalties announced for property owners
Property owners are reminded that the second half of real and personal taxes is due by September 30. After this date a 34 percent monthly penalty applies. A tax notice is published in this week's Arrow. Limited School Calendars are available at the Arrow Office for 75 cents each.
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Arrow
Rams fall to Swea City in season opener
Rolfe Rams dropped an 8 0 decision to Swea City Trojans as the visitors scored on a 23 yard pass with 40 seconds left. The defense held until late, while Rolfe mustered 2 rushing yards and 75 passing yards. Coach Pohlman praised the defense and eyed offensive adjustments for Friday’s conference opener against Gilmore City Bradgate.
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Rolfe Rams
Swea City Trojans
Trojans
Swea City
Red and Gold
Gilmore City
Bradgate Rockets
Cedar Valley
Rams
Pohlman
Gary Allen
Allen
Dave Spencer
Rolfe
Bill Tutt
Ricky Johnson
Keith Graverson
Pohl Engagement Announced For Patricia Lynn to Russell Long
Mr and Mrs Karl A Pohl of Mount Prospect Illinois announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Lynn to Russell R Long son of Mr and Mrs Rodell Long of Humboldt Both are students at Iowa State University Patricia Lynn is an elementary education major Russell is in construction technology The wedding is planned for next summer
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Karl A. Pohl
Mount Prospect, Ill
Patricia Lynn
Russell R. Long
Rodell Long
Humboldt
Iowa State University
Pohl
Dr Ranney Wins First Week Football Contest
Dr R B Ranney of Rolfe won the first week contest in the Arrow after correctly predicting seven of nine winners to take $5.00 in a Rolfe merchant sponsored event. Eight college games were mis scheduled and not counted. nine games counted with winners including Swea City Marathon Humboldt Aurelia Alta Ohio State Gilmore City and a Lake City Rockwell City tie.
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R. B. Ranney
Rolfe
Swea City
Marathon
Humboldt
Aurelia
Alta
Ohio State
Gilmore City
Lake City
Rockwell City
Child Breaks Both Wrists at Rolfe School Slide
Five year old Keith Maassen son of Mr and Mrs Don Maassen fractured both wrists in a fall from the Rolfe Community School slide during Tuesday morning recess while serving as a kindergarten partner.
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Keith Maassen
Don Maassens
Rolfe
Rammettes Draw Bye In Sect Tourney
The Girls Sectional Softball Tournament starts Monday at Havelock with finals Wednesday at 7 p.m. Poca hontas faces Laurens at 6:30, Marathon meets Havelock Plover at 8:00. Rammettes with four wins and three losses will play the winner of Poca hontas Laurens at 6:30 Tuesday. The Havelock Plover Marathon winner faces Albert City at 8:00 Tuesday. Winners reach the Wednesday final. both finalists advance to District play.
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Havelock
Pocahontas
Laurens
Havelock-Plover
Rammettes
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Roy Allen
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Booster Club
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Broad Street
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George Diederich
Bill Pedersen
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Dr. Ranney