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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1970

Page

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Ives Family Attends Missouri State College Game

Mr and Mrs Roger Ives drove to Maryville Missouri on Saturday to watch their son Ronald participate in the football game at Missouri State College where he attends Veterans Day golf outing held by Bob Dixon Guy Scwles and Stu Webb in Emmetsburg 18 holes. Dr R B Ranney attended the Alumni Association gathering of ILA College of Dentistry at Iowa City October 21 and 22. A Sunday potluck dinner at Pocahontas featured Mrs Lillian Davidson and Mesdames Pearl Chambers Mary Majorowicz DeElda Gunderson Nellie Brinkman Jessie Fae Schon Fern Pease Alta Hewlett and Flossie DeVaul.

Roger Ives Maryville Ronald Missouri State College Bob Dixon Guy Scwles Stu Webb Emmetsburg R. B. Ranney I.8 U. College of Dentistry Iowa City Lillian Davidson Pocahontas Mesdames Pearl Chambers Mary Majorowicz DeElda Gunderson Nellie Brinkman Jessie Fae Schon Fern Pease Alta Hewlett Flossie DeVaul

Residents update from Camp Rucker letters and visits

Leonard Ripperger writes from Camp Rucker Alabama with the Engineer Brigade and notes Virgil Shelgren is stationed there. JE S Colebaugh of Des Moines visited his daughter Mrs Ed Duffy from Friday to Monday. Betty Pedersen and Roberta Swan stayed with Sterling Симpson near Whittemore for a weekend. Thirty members and four

Leonard Ripperger Camp Rucker Ala Engineer Brigade Virgil Shelgren JE. S. Colebaugh Des Moines Ed Duffy Betty Pedersen Roberta Swan Sterling Simonson Whittemore

Luncheon and Meeting of the Greater Rolfe Club

Guests attended a Monday luncheon and meeting of the Greater Rolfe Club. The event gathered members for discussions and socializing in an organized club gathering.

Greater Rolfe Club

November 16 marked birth anniversaries in Rolfe and local notes

The Rolfe segment notes November 16 as birth anniversaries for W. M. Obrecht Junior Eccles Mrs. Et ta Grant and E. Eikenberry. It mentions high school football at Ames, Juniors Magazine Contest winners led by captain Elwyn Ives receiving candy, and certificates for Donald Sinek and James Hauck for selling over ten subscriptions. Also notes Miss Mary Pollock visiting from Douglas Wyoming, infantile paralysis closing schools, and a 1930 reminiscence of Ruth Fisher heading to Kansas City for nursing training and Anna DeWolf escorting young attendees to Des Moines.

Rolfe W. M. Obrecht Eccles Etta Grant E. Eikenberry Morris Forrest Tom Ives Ames Elwyn Ives Donald Sinek James Hauck Mary Pollock Douglas Wyo Grant Pollock Earl Fisher Sioux City Ruth Fisher Kansas City The Willows

Teachers Convention and Holiday News From 1920

Friday night returns home after teachers convention as Fay Piries family faces illnesses. The piece notes 50 years ago events, theater listings at Scenic Theatre, a sales promotion by Hauck & Co, and reflections on liberty and thanksgiving amid Viet Nam era concerns.

Fay Piries

WIND IN OUR FEATHERS ON THANKSGIVING DAY PROMPTS GRATITUDE

A column urges gratitude on Thanksgiving Day amid world troubles and losses in West Virginia and Pakistan. It reflects on life as a precious gift and the comforts of American freedom, imagining a day to show younger generations what thanks mean.

West Virginia Pakistan

The Rolfe Arrow St Louis opens a window to the past

A nostalgic note recounts the opening of the St. Louis World’s Fair and praises the cast and director Mrs. H Elizabeth Knoll. Deer sightings north of the Des Moines River raise cautious driving, while Sunset Hill Manor residents host their annual bazaar Friday from 2:00 to 4:00 with handmade items to sell.

Sunset Hill Manor St. Louis H. Elizabeth Knoll Des Moines River Here

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