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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1951
Page
1
Rolfe Consolidated School News summary
Kindergarten groups completed We Work and Play and Ride Away books, Bees started Our Big Book with finger painting and Mother's Day cards. Some students with chicken pox. Mrs Nicoson and Mrs Gunderson noted as ill or visiting. seniors attended a class play. May themed pictures drawn. gold stars for spelling progress. Second Grade finished Over A City Bridge and began Through the Green Gates. perfect attendance noted. end-of-year review of English and reading work in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flowers
Nicoson
Donald Davidson
Judy Rickard
Steven Graeber
Gunderson
Handsa
Eveda
Green Gates
Alice and
Jerry
Third Grade Week of Math and Reading Activities
The week covered ninth grade math topics including dividing by three and dollars and cents problems. In English the class reviewed and and contractions punctuation. Fourth and fifth grades worked on two figure multiplication outlines verses health topics and reading plays. A maple syrup project by the Green family links to a farm’s fifth generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Marlys
Mary
Jackie
Eileen
Jane
Judy
Postville
E.W
Bradgate Progress club guest day features out of town visitors
The Bradgate Progress club held its annual guest day with Alma Jones Ames Myrtle Hewitt Humboldt Fred Nelson Rolfe and T S Clark Rolfe among the out of town participants. A program including songs a talk by Alma Jones and a piano accompaniment ran in the afternoon followed by tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradgate
Alma Jones
Ames
Phyllis Curry
Patty Jacobs
J. J. Share
Fred Nelson
Jens Schultz
John Buchan
Wesley Andersen
Peter
H. Williams
Magnus Larsen
Albert Ellingson
Bernard Jacobs
George Curry
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
C. W. Jarvis
John Pierce
Chris Brandhay
Wesley van Ornum
Stewart
Minn
Jensina Syndegaard
Syndegaard
Brandhoy
Everett Dayton
Dakota City
Kenneth Dayton
Mrs. Sanford
Palisade
Local Visits and Family News From Pocahontas and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Munklien of Pocahontas visited the A C Johnson and Hans Isacson homes Sunday and attended Lutheran services. Cpl and Mrs Curtis Kinseth of Camp McCoy Wis visited his mother in the Theodore Benjamin home. Mrs Harold Lees visited the Harold Hemerson home. Mrs M C Kinseth returned from Cedar Rapids where she had visited her son in law and daughter Don and Mrs Hunt. Mrs Kinseth moved on to Humboldt to visit her daughter. Mrs Jean Bergum later took Mrs Kinseth to Bradgate for an extended stay. Gerald Ries and wife welcomed a seven pound eleven ounce girl in Laurens hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dayton
Excelsior
Minneapolis
Minn
Allard
Wilma Dayton
Eldon Ham
Art Zeman
Henry C. Olson
Laura Pedersen
Shaw
Humboldt
Paul Thorn
Rutland
Magnus Larsen
Hans C. Isacson
Cleland Isacson
Seaman
Norland Isacson
Randy
Roger Isacson
Julia
Boone
Joe Johnson
Arlin
Gilmore City
Ardis Johnson
Des Moines
Adolph Thompson
Wilma and
Marian
Rolfe
Ray
Japan
Wesley Andersen
William Jensen
Hans Isacs
Lutheran Church
Lorraine Schupfer
Clarence Kinseth
Marie Benjamin
Fort Dodge
Kinseth
N. C
Munklien
Pocahontas
A. C. Johnson
Hans Isacson
Delbert Johnson
Cpl
Curtis Kinseth
Camp McCoy
Wis
Theodore Benjamin
Harold Lees
Harold Hemerson
M. C. Kinseth
Don Hunt
Cedar Rapids
Man Prefers Women Dress Fast For Him
A man expresses a personal preference that a woman should dress quickly for him, highlighting a sharp demand for rapid appearance changes in social settings. This remark reflects a casual viewpoint and indicates expectations about attire in interpersonal interactions.
Ries family hosts dinner guests on Pease farm
The Ries family with two boys resides on the Mrs. E. S. Pease farm. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Munson and Sheri were dinner guests at Eunice’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ries
E. S. Pease
Robert Munson
Sheri
Eunice
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