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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
8
Local families attended confirmations for Michael Hoveland and Douglas Post while hosting and visiting across Ottosen Renwick Rolfe and Gilmore City. Senior class took an educational tour to Minneapolis with stops at Ford, the airport, zoo and banks. A YW Club anniversary and church circle meetings were reported along with a Missouri Valley travel update. Mrs. Louise Davis fractured hip in Tucson during visit and underwent surgery.
A woman will be in a wheelchair for 2 to 6 months and may be away until July. Mail for her should be directed in care of Mrs. Phillip M. Akér in Tucson. Seven youths from the Baptist church attended a Youth Rally at Dayton Oaks Bible Camp led by Mr and Mrs A H Tensen. Mr and Mrs Leonard Johnson and family dined with Mr and Mrs Leland Anderson and family in Gowrie, with Kathy Anderson confirmed at Zion Lutheran. John McCormick has returned home after winter with his son Leo and family.
Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell says Apr 1 cattle on feed data point to limited price gains in fed cattle over the next two to three months. Weak demand factors and higher non-fed supplies temper optimism, with May–July steer prices expected around 24.50 to 25.50 at Chicago and potential rises later in the year. Meanwhile, the Iowa Highway Commission announces closures of Iowa 2, Iowa 14, and Iowa 294 for reconstruction with limited detours and staggered reopening dates.
In Sumner area gardener Ed O'Brien is highlighted as a real authority on spring planting viewing unusually fine weather as aiding gardeners. Mrs Olive Kendall of Manguoke ta maintains a split-leaf philodendron in her office growing about 20 feet tall after five years in possession.
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