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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1972

Page

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Rolfe Farmer Injured In Corn Pick Accident

Harris Hughes of Rolfe suffered a severe right hand injury in a farm corn picker accident on his own property. He was rushed to Lutheran Hospital in Fort Dodge where doctors amputated the hand. The report notes the incident occurred last Saturday and details related local moves and election news activity.

Harris Hughes Mr. Hughes Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge

Methodist Church Board Approves Radio System for Deaf

The official board of the Methodist Church authorized installing a radio system with headphones to aid those who are hard of hearing as the Storesand family prepares to move into the residence soon.

Sarah Storesand The Methodist Church

Opening of pheasant hunting season draws Des Moines group

Dr Will Brinkman and seven Des Moines friends traveled to the Olerichs for the opening of the pheasant hunting season. Miss Marjorie Vaughn hosted a Young People's Sunday School party at her home with assistants Miss Frances Donican and Lawrence Quinsland. N A and J H Nielsen visits noted at the Mer Klein home in Humboldt.

Dr. Wil! Brinkman Des Moines H. F. Olerich Marjorie Vaughn Frances Donican Lawrence Quinsland N. A J. H. Nielsen Ies Mer Klein Humboldt

Oak tree planted with memorial tablet in Garfield Elm corner

A bronze tablet on a newly transplanted oak at Garfield and Elm notes Cecil C. Cumming of the 168th U S Infantry killed at Chateau Thierry on July 26, 1918. The ceremony occurred on a sunny day as described in the report.

Garfield and Elm Street Cecil C. Cumming 168Th U.S. Infantry Chateau Thierry

Weather Lingers as Rain Falls and Roads Turn Muddy

Tuesday morning reports prolonged cloudy skies for two weeks with continued heavy rain. Half of the crop remains in the field as conditions hinder field work and transportation across local farms and communities.

W. P. Wheeler Philadelphia W.c.tu

Weekend Visits Highlight Area Families

Pat Pom and Dawn Pom with Tami Smith visited grandparents George and Mrs. Smith. Nels Madsen and daughter’s family Don Wilson hosted Pocahontas guests. Richard Jarvis and his son Steven traveled from Gilmore City for a Sunday visit.

Dawn and Tami Smith Plover Mrs George Smith Nels Madsen Pocahontas Don Wilsons Richard Jarvis Steven Gilmore City

Nine ladies sew five Red Cross lap quilts in Rolfe

On Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. E W Wilson nine ladies finished five lap quilts for the Red Cross. N J Bixler returned from Alaska where he worked on the Alaskan byway project leaving Rolfe June 22. J E Rickard has purchased

E. W. Wilson Red Cross N. J. Bixler Alaska Rolfe J. E. Rickard

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