Daughters and Departures Across Rolfe Community
Updates include the birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wie gert at Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge weighing eight pounds three ounces. Elwyn Burns elected president of Pilot Creek F F A at Monday meeting. Terry Arnold undergoes tonsillectomy in Pocahontas. Paul Hudek and Keith Chapman visit with Chapman family for Mother’s Day. Ensign Stuart Webb leaves for San Diego with return of duties aboard USS Pickaway. George Marine Jr. welcomed with a baby girl named Betty Jr. Lt. James Anderson visits Rolfe. Rolfe residents report near blizzard with hail and snow. 25 years ago notes cover Ejkenberry Christensen visit and Marge Cornell graduation preparations. Rolfe senior play Adam and Eva performed at school. Government corn loan conclusion cited by Shepherd and Wilcox economists.
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Raymond Wiegert
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Elwyn Burns
Pilot Creek
George Marine, Jr
Betty Jr
Carl Knapp
England
Marjorie Pirie
London
Rolfe
James Anderson
Army Air Corps
R. D. Higgins
Don Ejkenberry
Joyce Christensen
Leo Kimmek
Ed Cornell
Nashville
Tenn
Margery Cornell
Adam and
Eva
Edwin Sawyer
Islea Ricklefs
Virgil Cox
Naomi Stoufe
la Mae White
Winifred Brinkman
Norman
Until Frosty Comes Home on Creative English Program
Twenty years ago Morris Ives of Rolfe wrote Until Frosty Comes Home to be read on the Creative English program on Tuesday May 16 at 4 15 p.m. Ives a junior in agricultural economy at Iowa State College is the author. LeRoy Miller recently promoted to technical corporal now plays saxophone in the 3611th Engineers band of 37 members at Camp Claiborne La. Born Friday April 28 in Memphis Tenn to Mr and Mrs
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Frosty
Morris Ives
Rolfe
Ives
Iowa State College
LeRoy Miller
Mary Seaman
Butler
Lawrence Carroll
T. D. Jones
M. W. Webb
Owen Peterson
H. C. Wiegman
Robert Hunter
L. M. Graham
Bert Peterson
Spirit Lake
Rolfe High School
Grinnell
Robert Lokerse
Edward Kober
F. M. Ritchey
Washington
Reo
East Des Moines
Otis Cook
Karl Hille
Donald Davidson
Billy Brinkman
Grace Thompson
Arlene Cook
Marie Wheeler
Olivia Sandvig
Barbara Melson
Mary Frances MacIntire
Dahl's Meat Grocery
Crossword Puzzle Across Made Freshman West Pointers
Puzzle entries list across clues with numbers and partial definitions. Down clues accompany, including names, places, and terms like Celts, incite, rugged, god of, rodent, and dwelling. The page presents a jumble of crossword items labeled BT PUZZLE NO 811 with many missing letters and disrupted OCR.
Broken neck sidelines local diver on railroad bridge
Junior Hoag suffered a broken neck while diving off a railroad bridge Sunday. He is hospitalized in Fort Dodge, resting as well as can be expected. The report continues with a collection of brief notes on local activities and a statewide study on Iowa high school dropouts.
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Junior Hoag
Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge trip and local farming notes from the era
Mrs. C J White and guests visited a Fort Dodge green house for plants while Ernest Cox and son Earl viewed tall buildings. Mrs. Fred Nelson took her daughter Ramona for medical care. Ramona suffers a recurring vegetable growth poisoning. Corn planting nears completion with buyers purchasing cultivators. Plover markets list eggs 19 cents butter 28 cents cream 34 cents springs 11.5 cents light hens 12 cents stags 8 cents eats 40 cents and No 3 corn 64 cents.
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C. J. White
Marion Bruce
Fort Dodge
Green House
Ernest Cox
Earl
Fred Nelson
Ramona
Youth as Nation's Great Resource and dropout concerns
A Library of Congress report prepared for Senator Pell projects by 1980 the United States will have about 15 million more youths aged 15 to 24. The text highlights concern over school dropouts, noting during the 1960s an estimated one million more dropouts will enter the labor force than youths with some college experience, totaling 7.5 million dropouts versus 6.5 million with college training.
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Iowa
State Department of Public Instruction
United States
Library of Congress
Claiborne Pell
Senate Subcommittee On
Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
How to Kill Athlete's Foot Germ in 3 Days
Instructions promise quick results using T-4-L liquid and T-4-L foot powder. Advertiser claims skin sheds infected layers and healthy skin returns, with itch and burn relieved. Sold at Calligan's Sundries with a money back guarantee if not pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calligan’s
Understanding as Key to Progress in the Sixties
A reflection on open dialogue and constructive action to address the era's challenges. It argues that clear thinking comes from understanding others and that a cheerful temperament offers personal charm.
Pocahontas man seeks County Sheriff nomination in June 1964 GOP primaries
Local announcement from Ik Newerry of Pocahontas declaring candidacy for County Sheriff subject to voters will in the June 1964 Republican primaries. He asks for vote and continued support.
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Pocahontas County
Frederick M. Hudson Rolfe
Iowa
Pocahontas, Ta
Neven
Pocahontas
Marie Pavik
Marvin Wiseman
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Greg Kaiser
National Editorial
Asgbe of Origin
Peala
Hannappenings
Flower
Freeman's Clover Farm Store
Skippy
Rolfe, Iowa
Qreen Sraagpg
Clover Farm
oRt
Sheen
Eeg Nt
Teres
Over Goo Famny Service Stores
Wold Hardware
Ireen
Oleo
Kraft Miniature
Een
Aps
DR. JT. W. Feldman
Dial
G. Fred Smith Automobile & Property, Insurance Dial Office
Fuller Bldg
E. D. Loxterkamp
M. D
R. B. Ranney
Hormel
Wilderness
Zant
Laurens Livestock Sales
Laurens
Bob Gormley
R. O. Drown
West Bend
E. P. Hansen
Optometrist
Humboldt
Joseph Schoofs
Elmer
Ducommun
Anne
Membrance
Anna McIntire
Rolfe State Bank
Rolefe
Paul J. Poduska
Pocahontas, Iowa
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