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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1975
Page
4
Pocahontas County real estate rolls for 1975, effective January 1, 1975, will be used for 1976-77 taxes. The higher values reflect a change to actual assess ed value and a quadrennial reassessment, with exemptions for veterans and credits adjusted to maintain net tax amounts.
Truman tells Congress that to inspire the world and restore liberty at home and abroad, the United States must correct remaining imperfections in its practice of democracy. The 1948 message frames freedom as a universal promise to be upheld by reform.
Lillian DeYoung in Rolfe finishes a 12 lesson Cook Manager correspondence home study, run by the Iowa State Health Department to improve hospital and nursing home meals. News notes beef import projections for 1975, with limits debated amid world surplus and U.S. production growth.
Sunday April 20 guests included Mr and Mrs Murphy of Silex Mr and Mrs Bruce Bailey and Dick of Redfield Mr and Mrs Robert Bailey and Mrs and Mrs Kenneth Herring of Ames Mr and Mrs Paul Johnson and Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson Jeff and Marc all of Pilot Mound Monday morning Mrs John Tiernan with Mrs Margaret Kennedy of Pocahontas attended Confirmation at St Joseph Church near Bede Robert Origer, Tiernan's grandson, was confirmed.
Eight year old Kristine Whitlock, born deaf, was honored by the Evan Dale Fire Department for bundling two brothers to safety during a home fire and waking a sleeping mother. The ceremony acknowledged her brave actions despite her inability to hear.
Officials warn about dangers of aerosol sprays when used indoors without ventilation. They note nearly 5 000 ER visits last year for spray injuries and highlight more than 2 billion pressurized cans in use. Read instructions, ventilate rooms, avoid smoking, and keep away from heat sources.
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