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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1968
Page
4
Scouts Aim to Bridge Gaps in Tough Neighborhoods
The Boy Scouts pursue philosophy of reaching adults and youths in poverty areas as part of a global display, aiming to strengthen bonds between girls and scouts and expand their influence beyond suburbia to aid national service and friendship efforts.
Landscaping School Teaches Basic Techniques
Elmer Rosenberger and Darrell Clark announce a one day landscaping school in which basic techniques and plant material care will be taught to help improve home and yard beauty. There is no charge and interested attendees should contact the Extension Office to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Wedne
Elmer Rosenberger
Tas’ County Extension
Darrell’ Clark
Clark
JoAnn Truelson Named to Honor Roll at Iowa Community College
JoAnn Truelson of rural Gilmore City was named to the Honor Roll at Iowa Community College Fort Dodge for the first semester 1967 68. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Truelson. Of 39 students named the roll she posted a 3.60 grade point average and completed 15 semester hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAnn ‘Truelson
Rolfe
Iowa
Realmunity College
Fort Dodge
Jo- Ann
Ted, Truelson
Gilmore City
Stevenson Jones Vows Exchanged In Family Presence
Doris Stevenson and Jones Stevenson exchanged vows in a ceremony attended by their immediate families, marking the couple’s marriage with a small, intimate gathering. The event focused on personal vows and shared moments among close relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris. Stevenson
Bride and Herbert Jones Attend Boone Couple
A burgundy damaged note details a Boone wedding with guests including the groom’s brother and Herbert Jones. The couple and attendants wore white attire with corsages as they joined family at a residence on Olen Street, Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig Eakje Shalltown
Miece
Rand ‘Herbert’ ‘Jones
Boone
the Bendegroom
Rise in American home electricity use in 1967
The average household consumed about 5,565 kilowatt hours of electricity in 1967, an increase of roughly 300 kilowatt hours from the previous year, reflecting higher power usage across homes nationwide.
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Uw Sausae Ison
Bkg
Neal
Arve
Tara Ee
Cara Fs
Bremen
Stevenson-Jones
Mer. Jones
Fa Jong
S In
Herbert Jones
Olen Stretty
Rae
Assn
PARC
Sunnybrook Drive-In
Uptown Cafe
Duff’s Furniture & Appliance
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