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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1964
Page
4
The north south alley between Lots Two and Three in Block Twenty-four of Rolfe’s Fourth Addition, Pocahontas County Iowa, is vacated. The ordinance becomes effective after lawful publication. Mayor Harold G. Calligan approved May 11 1964.
A collection of gratitude notes thanks friends neighbors and a pastor for hospital visits food and support then introduces Ordinance No 72 by the Rolfe town council to vacate an alley in Rolfe Iowa Pocahontas County with details following.
Poca hontas County farmers should vaccinate dogs and cats this spring says E I Rosenberger county extension director. Dr John Herrick Iowa State University extension veterinarian notes that vaccines confer immunity for months depending on type and protects people around animals. Herrick adds 139 rabies cases in 43 counties in the first 15 weeks of 1964 vs 74 in the same period last year and urges avoidance of unusually friendly wild animals.
Bradgate seniors Roderick Benjamin Linda Benjamin Linda Dayton Dana Allard and DeLane Larsen traveled to Minneapolis last Friday. Mrs. Carrie Jensen of Seneca hosted Mother's Day with Jensen children home. Local gatherings included visits and dinners with the Harris Har tong Lanning families and Laurens family, and news of births and health notes across Bradgate and nearby towns.
Mrs Loucina Phillips visited at the Ray Seaman home near Plover with Mr and Mrs Loren Eastman and family of Bede bringing her home. Dayton guests joined Wm P Lanning family for supper. W S C S met at the Methodist Church with Mrs Janis Lanning and Mrs Lillie Benge hosting. Fort Dodge trip featured a fourth grade program with Cynthia Lanning participating.
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