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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1951
Page
1
Robinson blends experience and philosophy for an Arrow ad now replaced with his own copy. He recalls farming troubles and ulcers, stressing rest and avoiding overwork amid arthritis and heart issues. He urges serenity and balance to sustain both health and productivity.
Jean Lehonberger oof Plolfe was chosen secretary for the state rural young people organization at the RYP Assembly held in Ame Maren 1 to ds. He also serves as county RYP club vice president and was elected district Nooio rector at a Spencer meeting earlier this year. Delegation from Pocahontas includes Roner Baker Boyd Daniels Richard Daniels Dean Johnson Syl via Johnson Elmira Schott Janetta Miller Kathy Wagner Jean Schon berger Jo Schonberger with CEYA Glen Anderson.
Bill Baade joined his wife in Mason City after flying from Norfolk Virginia for Easter weekend. The Baades visited Fred Baade and Lottie Peterson’s home and shared a dinner with relatives including Floyd McVay Connie Sease Harley Peterson Jr and Judy. Baade returned to Mason City Sunday night to head back to Norfolk and then Cuba for weeks of training.
Volume I of the History of World War II from the War Department was issued December 15. Mark S. Watson, Pulitzer winner for international correspondence, authored the first volume, which previews a nine volume series and notes prewar Army weaknesses. The book is sold by the Government Printing Office and available in federal depository libraries. A valiant collie saved his mistress from an enraged bull but she died from her injuries in Emmetsburg.
An overview explains that heart disease does not mean imminent death and many with damaged hearts lead normal lives. It covers causes from congenital defects to rheumatic fever and hypertension, warns on early signs, and stresses early medical care and following a doctor’s plan to live with a damaged heart. The piece notes Heart disease risks rise with age and emphasizes early detection and ongoing care. It ends with a personal note about Victorie Suburek’s return to Cresco after 55 years.
The Iowa State College Family Life Conference screened Preface to a Life showing three parenting paths for Michael Thompson. Panelists Dr. Glenn Hawkes Mrs. Jean Hansen and others debated balancing dreams with a child's individuality guiding later growth and sibling relations. Weekend visitors from Rose Creek, Minn. joined local hosts.
The U.S. Civil Service Commission announces an OPS Investigator exam with pay from 3100 to 8800 dollars annually. Positions are in OPS offices across Iowa Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. Applications must be filed by April 16 1951 with the Director Ninth U S Civil Service Region Saint Louis Missouri. For exam requirements contact Mrs Ferne Patterson at Rolfe post office.
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