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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1964

Page

1

Rolfe High School Class of 1924 Members Reunite

Ten of twenty one alumni met at Mrs. Nellie Brinkman’s home for luncheon on Sunday June 6. Teachers Miss Edna Marcum and Miss Dora Barker attended as special guests. The Rolfe community notes personal travels and a wedding, and announces a new bandstand dedication at the June 16 concert.

Anne Hacation Rolfe High School Nellie Brinkman Edna Marcum Dora Barker Lola Cornell Denver Rocky Mountains Colorado Eden Bennett Violetta Bennett Webster City William V. Spencer Harry Spencer Rolfe Ymmarriage Rolfe Methodist Church Greater Rolfe Club

Local Briefs from Des Moines to Columbia and Murray

Twenty years ago J H Brinkman traveled to Des Moines to join the Iowa Bar association. Lieut Donald and Mrs Davidson left for Las Vegas to report back to Lieut Theron Greeber. Greeber, son of Mr and Mrs A V Graeber, arrived en route from Sacramento to Columbia for training. Mrs Ralph Rickard welcomed a girl Judith Lorraine born June 2. Bes sie Witt N N cared for mother and baby. Helen Ann and Marna Woods visited Murray to stay with grandparents Carl and Mrs Woods. Trinity Lutheran Aid Society held its annual birthday party at Rev J O Wangbergs home May 24. Mrs E J Struthers celebrated birthday with neighbors May 31.

J. H. Brinkman Des Moines Iowa Bar Association Donald Davidson Las Nev Theron E. Greeber A. V. Graeber Sacramento Calif Columbia S. C J. O. Wangberg E. J. Struthers

Harris Hughes Welcome Daughter After June Birth

Mr and Mrs Harris Hughes announce the birth of a baby girl born Friday June 9. The newborn weighs a pound and a half at birth.

Harris Hughes

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues 815

Puzzle No 815 features a grid with across clues 4 to 29 and down clues 1 to 38. The reader is asked to fill terms covering spin steal region omit embrace postpone wood of old age indefinite article horseback game snare scamper earth goddess Indian shelter watercraft past sweet bay stray attempt confined sun god alliance ore abundant quiet island in New York Bay Roman date humor Anglo Saxon domestic endure legal action fold round up foreboding bounded by two straight lines stale shorelines and coin further cunning plunder Swedish re- continue breed of dog kills light horse Harry city tie anew throb narrow valley wide mouthed jar Spanish subside recline header PUZZLE NO 815 3340 12 18 Beach Outfit.

Sweet Bay Sun God Alliance N.Y. Bay Duhumor Mesopotamia

Community Happenings Share Travel Plans and Visits

Margaret Susann is noted with care for her mother and baby by Mrs. W. E. Frank of Fort Dodge. Miss Ruth Webbles plans a month long trip through the south and west visiting Oklahoma and New Mexico, then the San Francisco fair and other scenic points. Rachel Wierman and Jean Mather travel to Storm Lake for a Presbyterian Young People's Conference as delegates of the local Christian Endeavor society. Mary dance Gahm returns from a ten day visit with her mother Mrs. Louis Buckholz. Mrs. Nels Ayer receives birthday telegrams from relatives in Norway dated June 3. Leonard Lanus Gene and LaVon Marchant join the Register Carrier day trip from Humboldt to Des Moines. Rolfe names a queen candidate for the Clay county fair with Miss LaMae White selected as Rolfe’s entry. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Pringle depart for Canada then plan to attend the New York fair on the way home.

Margaret Susann W. E. Frank Fort Dodge Ruth Webbles Oklahoma New Mexico San Francisco Fair Rachel Wierman Jean Mather Storm Lake Christian Endeavor Society Mary Dance Gahm Louis Buckholz Nels Ayer Norway Leonard Lanus Gene la- von Marchant Humboldt Des Moines Rolfe LaMae White F. A. Pringle Canada

Farm notes and small-town updates from 1934

Eldon Olerich battles rheumatism while Brysons travel to California and Salt Lake City. Sroufe boy injures mouth in a lawn game as Ole Borch becomes a U.S. citizen in federal court. Drought harms oat fields and boosts demand for forage crops like soybean Sudan grass. Mike Sime leaves the local meat market for Forest City.

Eldon Olerich B. S. Bryson Salt Lake City California Larry A. G. Sroufe Sroufe Pocahontas County Guy Butler Marion Bruce Ole Borch Fr. Dodge United States Drouth Mike Sime Telmer Sime Tuy Forest City Mike

Thank You Note From Welcomed Visitor in Rolfe

A visiting guest thanks Mr Kaiser for a May 29 commencement welcome in Rolfe. The letter expresses gratitude for the reception and courtesies shown to the couple, noting the occasion as memorable and the community’s participation as deeply appreciated.

Rolfe

Forty Years Ago in the Community Notes

A local report lists Arthur Peterson driving a four passenger Dodge with balloon tires and calls a boat very nifty. Milk goats arrive, with breeder Dr. T. D. Jones and W. P. Wheeler entering the field. Corrections issued on E. N. Bendix barn fire losses. harness totals were thirty, not thirty sets. Gordon Siefkin learns banking at First National Bank as Marjory Howe and Florence Snook attend Cedar Falls summer school. Mrs. Rhoda Lothian and son John visit Mason City, with Peter Johnson driving. Walter Green transports mail. D. K. Folk arrive from California to a Rolfe farm. Drug makers must report adverse drug effects to FDA under Kefauver Harris amendments adding efficacy requirement to safety.

Arthur Peterson T. D. Jones W. P. Wheeler E. N. Bendixon Gordon Siefkin First National Bank Marjory Howe Florence Snook State Teachers College Cedar Falls Rhoda Lothian John Mason City Peter Johnson Walter Green D. K. Folk California Gilmore Rolfe

Vacation Planning For A Smooth Family Trip

Virginia Harding, county extension home economist, offers practical tips for a calm enjoyable vacation. Plan ample travel time with daily stops, pack a first aid kit, wear comfortable washable fabrics, bring small toys and books, avoid sharp or heavy items, stock cookies and water, carry a disposal bag, and make a home needs list to pack only essentials.

Virginia Harding County Extension Home

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