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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1958
Page
1
Rates listed for Iowa subscriptions per year and six months outside Iowa. Price points include 2.50 and 3.00 annually, 1.26 and 1.50 for six months outside Iowa. Ads priced per word with a 30 cent minimum. cards of thanks and poetry charged at 10 cents per line.
American Bible Society sponsors the Worldwide Bible Reading program in its 15th year with theme The Book That Lives. Daily readings from various denominations listed for November 27 to Advent Sunday, plus local notices about community events and individuals including Mrs. Henry McKinney’s carrot, Sam Norwood’s coin hobby, Allan McClain’s accident, and a 1941 Hitler claim.
Students at Rolfe Consolidated School News report on weather observations from a science fair and rapid gains in math with teen numbers. They describe Pilgrim stories and stand up Pilgrims and large turkeys, reading about Dick Jane Sally Jimmy and Sue. Iver Behrendsen brings birthday treats.
Rolfe State Bank hosts a three game series with C Smith posting 615 and 193 in single game high. Severson 512 Blair 496 plus Biedermann 192 and Shelgren Leaverton 189. Feature note emphasizes neatness saying keep hair combed hands clean and teeth brushed.
In English we review is isn’t aren’t did and done while memorizing poems. Arithmetic covers addition subtraction for 11 12 18 and 14 and fractions. Reading includes silent and oral reading plus workbook work. Phonics focuses on the long i sound with worksheets. The science fair theme is Our Universe and reports align with committee posters. Geography uses maps notebooks to learn states capitals and main products. A Thanksgiving turkey in spelling earns corn kernels with every hundred, expected to fatten by November end.
Sixth graders prepared science fair rooms and finished reading unit Adventure in Progress. They drew pictures of historic and modern objects, made health posters on substances, shared rock collections, and studied Germany in geography with German mug stamps and coins.
The excerpt notes upcoming first reports due Friday and the rapid end of the second six weeks. It also covers homemaking lessons on breakfast foods, preparation, value, and appeal, plus English class focus on capitalization and end marks.
The report describes first year and second-year typing work. Students learn to type business letters address envelopes and use modified block and indented styles. They practice multiple carbon copies including five and six copies at once.
Dr. H. G. Frigaard Chiropractor offers X-ray service with a modified schedule noting closure Thursday afternoons. Patients advised to plan visits accordingly and contact the office for updated availability.
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