10 Mar 1965
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1965
Page
1
A cluttered note details Mr Apple presenting a large display of musical instruments at his home. It mentions Calibrations and promotions across the state and marks five years since a previous benait event by Apple.
A report notes a fall injuring a person at the Bud home, breaking her left wrist in two places. It mentions birthdays for William Mecham and Leon Ralph and a Lucky Thirteen Club gathering at the Mecham home. Garth Sroufe returned from Mason City to visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Sroufe.
A local report describes Tommy Behrendsen celebrating a birthday with friends and family at Sioux City Sun and Waterloo. It mentions Allan Behrendsen hospitalized with arthritis, and a group of Indies hosting a potluck dinner to assist Mrs Zell Kerns in sewing.
Fragmentary report notes multiple names such as Marsh Graham and Marjorie Pet from Des Moines area, with references to university ties and Friday events. The text indicates a selection period and an Associated Press attribution.
Rolfe high school basketball crushed Laurens 67 to 17 to claim the Twin Lakes Conference title. The star Rolfe scorer averaged 47 points per game as opponents totaled 19. Local families visit Spencer home.
An outgoing note states that a person will follow to a new location later in the week after an earlier stop at Biskstown Mendig. The brief hints at travel plans and a subsequent relocation in the near future.
Incomplete OCR reads scattered names and dates. A Miss Disrothy Pearce of Storm Lake is mentioned alongside her parents and other figures, with garbled phrases about events spanning Wednesday morning and Friday evening.
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