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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1933

Page

4

Sidney Lee Boles Born To Mr and Mrs Ed Boles

The son born Feb 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boles has been named Sidney Lee. Local notes report visits, meetings, and community events from Rolfe and surrounding areas including Mr. Kenneth Equine’s visit, Madeline Snook’s visit, and various family gatherings.

Ed Boles Sidney Lee Kenneth Equine Cole Rolfe Madeline Snook A. L. Hoffert Mallard Billy Paul Snook Wim. Snook Beatrice Munson Peterson Schools Ben Munson F. L. MacVey Ray Brown Parkerburg J. C. Damberg Wm. Eikenberry Ray Fort Dodge Floyd Ilkinson Paton E. Eikenberry Nellie Graham University Hospital Iowa City Graham Arthur Vaughn H. F. Peterson Belmond H. K. Larson Maude Ives Busy Bee Sewing Circle The Presbyterian Church R. B. Mather Jas. Bruce B. C. Rudolfson Grant Pollock C. 5 Boyce L. MacVey E. D. Perry Siloam Spring Ark G. S. Shriner Mary Gyla Rodman Mary Shriner Shriner Roy Hamilton Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Jos. McEwen J. F. Nelson Ellen Mather F. C. DeWolf Earl Fuller Gerald Fuller Windom Minn Murland Lees Fort Des Moines H. F. Olerich Olerich Orvan Olerich J. C. Nelson LeRoy Minnie Jarvis J. C. Olerich George Miller M. G. Herschel Havelock Walter Webber Terrill Jas. Cornwell Will Ralph Ralph Jane Ralph Vessy Ralph B. C. Boothby J. T. Grant F. E. Grant Grant Lutheran Hospital Mary Sandy Frank Sherman A. D. Cleal Dorothy Donald Myron Beos West Bend Bert A. Peterson B. S. Bryson W. S. Butler Leigh Butler Tokyo Japan China Milton Fisher Marshall I. F. Fisher A. P. White Harry Leeper Clyde Fraeser Michael McCreary Marvin Burroughs Burroughs Marie Wheeler W. P Jefferson R. C. Grant Atlanta Wm. H. Forsyth H. Forsythe William International Harvester Co South J. C. Damborg Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers’ College Miss Harriett Ark Ferguson Frank Kirkpatrick Will Howiland Gunderson

Roosevelt finds White House sink full of dirty dishes

A fragment notes President Roosevelt discovering a mess at the White House. It contrasts with a warning not to let the coal bin run dry as March approaches and mentions a car of the famed Red Clover.

Mr. Roosevelt White House

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