23 May 1957
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1957
Page
1
Memorial Day urges devotion to liberty and justice and recalls patriotic sacrifices. Postmaster D J Spencer announces the Slow Down and Live Campaign from May 30 to Labor Day focusing on driver and pedestrian safety and child protection in traffic. Police reminders note high traffic danger with annual deaths and injuries urging universal caution.
A historic call to honor the sacrifices behind building and preserving the United States. The speaker urges steadfast tribute to those who served and the ongoing duty to keep freedom alive.
The Iowa Conservation Commission approved a 30 acre land purchase in Buchanan County to complete a 262 acre marsh area two miles west and one mile north of Troy Mills along the Wapsipinicon River. The project will be managed for waterfowl hunting under the Pittman Robertson program. A navy tractor cleared 10,800,000 cubic feet of sea ice in Antarctica for NZ flights last October.
County Boys 4 H committee and local club leaders receive thanks for their hours of service. Members include George Aden Palmer Roger DeWolf Gilmore City Donald Brent Pocahontas Alvin Anderson Laurens Oscar Swalin Pomeroy and others across Bellville Cedar Des Moines Garfield Pocahontas Lake Boosters Lake Busy Beavers Powhatan Swan Lake Sherman Lincoln Marshall plus many more named in the county list.
Extensive social notes detail visits and travels of residents and families from Rolfe Pocahontas Ames and nearby towns. Highlights include Trickel and Hash family visits in Seattle and Emmetsburg, trips to Lincoln Ames Sioux City and Denver, Veishea parade attendance, birthday observances and local dinners.
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