Rolfe Arrow Vol 47 No 14 Publisher’s Note
Rolfe Arrow, published Thursdays in Rolfe Iowa, notes Robert Swan as publisher since 1919. Historic details include May 14 1910 entry as second class matter and Iowa Press association membership.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1960
Page
1
Rolfe Arrow, published Thursdays in Rolfe Iowa, notes Robert Swan as publisher since 1919. Historic details include May 14 1910 entry as second class matter and Iowa Press association membership.
Bradgate area notices including Mrs Bernard Jacobs surgery recovery and family visits. Circle activities and church groups report activities at W S C S and Lutheran Aid. Twin birth adoption announced with Des Moines trip for new family. Baccalaureate, senior breakfast and graduation events at local schools. District Court notice names Rolfe property dispute with Rollfe Community Foundation versus unknown claimants over Lot One in Block One First Addition to Rolfe Iowa, with quiet title action and June 30 1960 deadline.
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne, used as Preparation H suppositories or ointment, claims to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Case reports report pain relief and reduction, with buyers offered a money back guarantee.
The class carries the motto Forward Ever Backward Never and uses American Beauty Rose as the flower with colors red and white. Local graduates include Jo Ann Allard Richard Benjamin Terry Dickey Carol Ham and Rolland Larsen. Mrs John Madsen and Joan traveled to Monroe Iowa visiting the Norman Madsen home and attended the Tulip Festival in Pella. Mr Thad Hall of Minneapolis Mrs Hans Isacson and Bernard Jacobs also called on Mrs Jacobs at Lutheran hospital Thursday evening.
The Democratic Party promotes a candidate slate for governor lieutenant governor attorney general treasurer auditor and secretary of state urging Pocahontas County voters to participate in the June 6 primary and identify with the Democratic ticket.
Frederick M. Hudson seeks the Republican nomination for Pocahontas County Attorney in the June 6 1960 primary urging votes and support. Paul J. Poduska seeks the Democratic nomination for Clerk of District Court in Pocahontas County in the June 6 1960 primary urging support.
Donald O Connor seeks the Democratic nomination for County Recorder in Pocahontas County for the June 6 1960 primary election. He appeals to Democratic voters to support his candidacy and expresses gratitude for their vote.
An advertisement touts STANBACK powders and tablets for fast relief of tired sore aching muscles. It highlights S. A. synergistic action for faster more complete relief and ends with a reminder to snap back with STANBACK.
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