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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1976
Page
4
A county contractor completes a 100 by 30 foot concrete bridge over Lizard Creek using 50 966 pounds of reinforcing steel and 223 cubic yards of concrete. The piece details piling, forms, reinforcement, and the smoothing process, noting intentional form sag to level the finished deck.
On October 28, 1776, Private How wrote that the enemy’s main body advanced to the White Plains area within a mile of American camps and pitched tents there. He notes some of our army engaged them on their march and that many on both sides were killed.
Funeral services for Kathy Cruickshank 19 were held at the Presbyterian Church Rolfe with burial at Powhatan Cemetery Plover. Kathy died October 12 1976 from injuries after a fall from a pickup. Surviving include son Michael Arthur mother Joyce Cruickshank father Rollin Arthur Cruickshank and siblings. Lucerne Symes Hunter 76 former Rolfe resident died October 16 1976 in Ames after brief illness. Funeral in Ames burial Clinton Garfield Cemetery. She was a member of multiple organizations and survived by daughter Mary Jane Dow and two grandchildren.
Ann Ziebarth recalls a national agriculture event featuring acres of modern farm machinery and vast corn displays. Attendees enjoyed lunch from picnic baskets as working exhibits impressed with a steam driven sawmill and Pennsylvania assembled barn builders.
A dense schedule lists Thursday youth meetings after school and 7 30 p m choir and confirmation sessions. Saturday features United Methodist Women meeting at Marshall town at 9 30 a m. Sunday offers church school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 45 a m with a sermon The Paraclete. Scripture John 14 16 15 26 16 7.
A reflective piece urges readers to pursue craftsmanship in farming, building, sewing, and daily life. It contrasts handmade effort with progress that harms windbreaks and soil, calling for personal responsibility to leave a trace of craft in homes, farms, and communities. It ends with a call to action to share news.
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