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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1941
Page
7
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions numbers and terms like 7-3 and 100 with unclear context. The text lacks identifiable people, places, or events for a coherent summary.
A crowded Sunday saw many local residents visiting family and friends from Rolfe to Pocahontas and Grimes. People included the Earl Young family, the Bells, the Johnsons, the Nuss family, and visitors from Ackley and Dubuque. Aliens and youth groups helped improve the schoolhouse tennis court. Eugene Simonson joined a Luther College band concert and visited home afterward.
The narrator compares experiences crossing from Nuevo Laredo into Texas and back, praising Mexican scenery and hospitality while jokingly lamenting the oddly flavored Mexican coffee. He notes chessy contrasts in customs, officials, and attitudes, ending with a wish for American coffee.
W A Spence visited Pocahontas on Sunday. Pa ton residents visited Rutgers home last Sunday. Central Town Telephone's M R Thompson was a Rolfe Friday business caller. Clifford Nielson and Clifford Telfer attended the Shelley convention in Des Moines. Gilmore visitors in Curtis Jones home. Mrs B G Figgins of Somers staying with daughter Mrs Walter Harris. Earl MacVey family of Britt visited Frank MacVey and Walter Harris homes. Harris, Figgins and others were Pocahontas visitors Wednesday. Mrs Dean Slaybaugh and Jean Manitor of Paton visited Shriner parents Monday. Raymon Olson hosted dinner with Nelsons of Humboldt Wright family of Bradgate and Olson family. Mrs Herbert Barrett and son Herbert visited Sac City Sunday eve. Mrs M Barrett joined them to Rolfe for a week, then relatives in Mallard Monday. Roy Wilbur of Jefferson visited Ritgers home Sunday. Mrs Wilbur’s father George Ritgers, visiting, returned home. Frances Reskie of Marathon to manage Brooks Beauty salon May 1. keeps same name. Karen Kinnick Lohrville spent two weeks with grandparents Ray and Irl Bell. Sun day Ray Bell and Irl Bell visited Kinnick home Lohrville. A baby girl born recently to Kinnick and Syroufe families and Sroufe, Slayton, and McBride families enjoyed a Silver Lake picnic. McBride family weekend at Slayton home.
Local residents shared visits across several homes including Mal lard Ames and Laurens with stops in Alhambra Havelock and Gilmore. Family and friends gathered for dinners and short stays as renovations at Brooks Beauty Salon proceed and residents travel to Sacred Heart and Kenneth Minnesota.
Mrs Orie Alberts and Mrs Earl Cooksey visited the B F Rutgers home Saturday afternoon. Sunday visits included Mr and Mrs A J Breiholz and family, Mrs Nellie Bendixen and Arthur in the Art Hanson home, and Mr and Mrs G S Shriner in the D A Urquhart home at Rodman. Postmaster A M Simonson attended a county postmasters meeting at Pocahontas. Lucille Everson, nurse at Michael Reese Hospital, came for a visit and will return to surgical duties. Carl Hatteburg and Ralph Phelps families and John Kirchner were dinner guests in the Melvin Kirchner home. George Kirchner of Pocahontas visited in the afternoon. Mrs J M Smith and Mrs Esther Ragan were dinner guests in the C W Jarvis home at Bradgate. the B H Locke family of Gilmore also attended in honor of Mrs Ragan's birthday. Wendell Brees of Emmetsburg is employed at Hauck's market, taking Bob Larson's place after Bob entered the selective service draft. Brees, married with three children, plans to move his family to Rolfe once a house is found, as he commutes daily.
Mrs Carroll Stoner of Jewell visited from Thursday to Sunday at the home of her sister Mrs WW D Hauck and attended the grade school operetta. Mr Stoner joined Sunday with additional guests Mr and Mrs Dale Rierson and Clare of Radcliffe. Mrs Pierson is also a Hauck sister. Farm income from grains in 1940 was the largest since 1929.
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