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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1970

Page

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ISU Student Randall Larson Tours Chicago Recording Session

Randall Larson of Iowa State University Ames spent his March 10 quarter break with his parents and his band Shades traveled to Chicago for recording sessions over the weekend. Claude White Jr and family moved from the Plover area near Earl Smith to a farm near Rolfe. Rolfe attorney Frederick M Hudson announced his candidacy for Pocahontas County Attorney. Rolfe Boy Scouts begin selling 50 star flags as a 1960 community project under scoutmaster Lawrence Kennedy.

Randall Larson ISU Ames Ralph Larson Randall Chicago Claude White, Jr Leonard Plover Earl Smith Rolfe Frederick M. Hudson Pocahontas County United States of America Lawrence Kennedy

Hope of Chicago Appears on This Is Your Life Program

Yslea Olerich Hope, daughter of H F Olerich, appeared on NBCs This Is Your Life on March 1 with Charley McCarthy and Edgar Bergen. She previously worked with Bergen on the Chautauqua circuit, helping develop Charley Bergens wooden stooge and creating uniforms. Attendees at the Des Moines auto show included Bert Thomas, Russell Paulson, and Louis Paulson families.

Yslea Olerich Hope Chicago H. F. Olerich Art Linkletter NBC Charley McCarthy Edgar Bergen

Des Moines Visit Includes The Harvey Show

Dr. T. S. Clark attended the play Harvey at the KRNT theatre in Des Moines and then traveled to Kansas City Sunday for a 10 day post graduate course in eye nose and throat.

Harvey KRNT Des Moines T. S. Clark Kansas City

Move Brings Household Goods and Livestock to Weldon Farm

Joe Taylor and Leslie Shimon shifted the Baade family's goods and livestock to their Weldon area farm on Friday. Nearby, the Grant families visited Estherville to view a toboggan slide. Beatrice Bruner of Ames Iowa State College joined Pi Mu Epsilon and Chi Delta Phi. Stanley Whitmore celebrated his 15th birthday with a group of 12 boys at his mother’s home.

Joe Taylor Leslie Shimon Fred Baade Weldon F. E. Grant Beverly J. R. Grant Pocahontas Estherville Beatrice Bruner Iowa State College Ames Iowa Alpha Chapter Pi Mu Epsilon Chi Delta Phi Stewart Whitmore Stanley

Travel shows what can be done these days

Dwaine White rode from Des Moines to Rolfe in 7 hours but the note highlights rapid travel for 1930. Mrs. BiIe Locke hosted the Polly Anne Embroidery Club at her home last Friday with guests Mrs Azro Shaw and daughters Amelia and Tia. Z T Carroll reports the sale of the M N Ives farm south of Rolfe to Frank Shimon.

Dwaine White Des Moines Rolfe Biie Locke Polly Anne Embroidery Club Azro Shaw Amelia Tia Z. T. Carroll M. N. Ives Tom Smith Frank Shimon

Flea Market set for Saturday in Humboldt area

Hanson Jensen visits Humboldt to handle taxes and business as Ward Sharp faces a blizzard move to Whittemore with many losses. Cora Lighter and Mabel Perrin cheer Gilmore City basketball, Louis Paulson heads to Rothsay for spring work, F J Nacke sells Brunswick phonographs to four buyers. The big event, The Flea Market, includes auctions from antiques to celebrity items, food booths, prizes, and active community participation for a hopeful large sale day.

Cora Lighter Mabel Perrin Gilmore City Gilmore Louis Paulson Hig Farm Rothsay Minn

Wind In Our Feathers and Census Reflections

A local note celebrates Girl Scout Week in Rolfe with Brownie Scouts moving toward Cadette level and outreach to Sunset Hill Manor residents. It also recalls the 1790 census, noting posted family heads and the shift to privacy. Smith remains the most common surname with 5932 families and Brown second with 3358.

Rolfe Sunset Hill Manor

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