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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1959
Page
3
Plover area residents host relatives from Titonia Mason City Des Moines and Laurens. Bridges games and birthdays mark social evenings while several families move homes attend funerals and celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of Phil and Minnie Martin.
The Fellowship of the Trinity Larger Parish is set for March 22 at 8 p.m. at Pocahontas Presbyterian Church with all junior and senior high students invited. Sunday school follows at 9:30 and worship at 10:30 featuring the sermon The Christian In the Community. Lenten service remains March 12 at 7:30 with sermon Why the Church for the Christian.
Plover Iowa town council in regular session approves a long list of bills and payroll items. Attendees include Mayor R T Bush and council members Hosier Cox Van Alstine Pringle with Jones absent. Sessions cover auditing, snow removal, librarians, publications, fuel, and postage.
Receipts show 228.94 and 186.56 for town funds with water sales at 48.18, total not stated. A town hall heating system discussion yielded no action. meeting adjourned by Pringle and Van Alstine. WC: Fred E. McKim Jr. records minutes. Local incident: Jim Wilcox survived an explosion at a service station in Everly with facial whisker loss and no other injuries. Iowa State College buys two-week-old Holstein twins from the Morgan farm near Grand Junction. twins are the closest yet.
The college maintains a herd of identical twin cows to milk and record results from different feed rations. An early morning fire destroyed a bar owned by P. W. Spilman in Bloomfield. Livestock losses included 65 pigs eight sows and a boar. The barn held hundreds of bales of hay and substantial grain.
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