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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
1
The Munson family hosted a farewell dinner in the north farm area for Fred McKim Jr who left for military service on Wednesday. The gathering at the Fred McKim home Sunday celebrated his upcoming departure.
Ellis LeRoy Struthers Brownie Lee MacVey and Joe Robert Boles of Rolfe are among 21 county men to report March 20 for induction. Rolfe basketball clinched the district championship by beating Cherokee 36 33 in Storm Lake. Leon Harris and wife attended the funeral of George Schonberger Sr. in Rolfe. New student Roberta Reckard joins the Rolfe freshman class from Bradgate.
Forty years ago Mr and Mrs S S Whitmore entertained 28 relatives and friends Tuesday evening March 4 in honor of Kay s birthday. Des Moines township school election elected Clarence Jensen and Wm Sennett as directors. Clarence Roberts notes a Believe It Or Not claim while a gopher chase ends near zero weather.
A new subscriber joins Rolfe Arrow from Joliet Illinois thanking Rolfe as his hometown. Jim Young started work March 5 as a meter reader for Iowa Electric Light Power Co. Mrs Hovey visited a second grade class on February 23. Kim’s birthday was February 23. Jean L Davis graduated in February at the International Training Center for Aerial Survey in Delft Netherlands.
50 years ago this week March 16 1922 golf started with Dr Hollis shooting two rounds of forty three. Grounds were fair with ponds mud and good conditions. Roland Wallace and Stanley Knoll of Gilmore City visited the Ireland home and attended the operetta Friday night. Shop Rolfe First And Save.
Friday Mrs Deane Gunder and Mrs Wm Hutchinson drove to Des Moines to attend the Commission for the Blind meeting for librarians.
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