10 Mar 1955
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1955
Page
1
Area residents report moves and farm equipment changes as several families relocate properties around Gilmore Boone and Bradgate. Community activities include Lodge visits, church events, and school fundraisers with updates on members' jobs, birthdays, and council meetings.
Pocahontas church groups held a March 2 meeting in the parish hall with recitation of the rosary led by Mrs. Florence Berke president. Members read minutes and reports while prizes were awarded for various contests. A parish card party was announced for Sunday March 13 and a junior heart safety event was planned.
Helen Ardel Stoner wed Thomas Dean Conrad at Sacred Heart Church in Bird Island with Rev. John P Alvey officiating. The ceremony featured Pearl jewelry, a pale pink rose bouquet, and a reception for about 225 at the Legion building. The bride, a Pocahontas native, and groom, a Ware high school graduate, plan to live on a farm near Fonda after a Chicago trip.
Forecasts project about 160000 prefab houses this year with 75000 priced up to 12000 dollars and 25000 costing more. Anyone buying new housing faces a ten percent chance of mortgage on a prefab. The Red Cross Blood Program serves 3500 hospitals and supplements the other 1500.
A sparse religious passage urges seeking forgiveness through Jesus Christ. It emphasizes guilt, punishment, and cleansing by the blood of Jesus and invites readers to join services for spiritual renewal.
Since 1960 over 3.6 million farmers have migrated to urban centers in a steady exodus. Analysts cite higher city living appeal, declining farm incomes, and consolidation of small farms into larger operations. A Polled Shorthorn bull champion from Lehrville, consigned by Otto Johnson, sold for 1500 dollars at Omaha.
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