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Fragmentary text mentions individuals such as Brecher and Spanier and refers to retirement or events at a ranch. No coherent event or location is clearly identifiable.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1948
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions individuals such as Brecher and Spanier and refers to retirement or events at a ranch. No coherent event or location is clearly identifiable.
S Olsen will address the cunevisg e school assembly for the class of 1942. He is noted for his role as principal of Fort Dodge Stheus and junior college. The public is invited to attend. The Hengelock Warners club to hold its first meeting of the season at Mrs. C. C. Cole home with Mrs. S. H. Gill. Several local residents and visitors are mentioned including travels to California and a real estate sale in Detroit Michigan. D J Gabrielson buys a Chevrolet truck and plans to move to Palmer once residence is found.
The Havelock consolidated school began Monday with Supt Don Hendler leading a half day session and a full teaching staff. Summer cleanup by custodian Lawrence Brazier prepared rooms. hot lunch service started Tuesday led by head cook Mrs Floyd Muller with assistants. Ray Grover will handle bus service alongside drivers Dean Sandy Walter Knight Eugene Waters and H G Gibson. Rites for Mrs Fred Hauswirth held after her death Thursday morning at home.
Report describes blister beetles invading gardens in Pocahontas County with brown black bodies and yellow wing markings. Extension agent Goodell urges heavy DDT dust but notes shortages and cautions against handling the insects. Larvae eat eggs reducing other pests while adults damage crops, a mixed impact for gardeners.
Heye Bleeker of Grundy Center was injured when a lawn chair collapsed while he slept in a chair last week. The accident tore off the first finger joint and left him needing a pocket knife to disentangle himself. The report warns ore is not safe anywhere nowadays.
Local social calendar includes Mrs Bernars visiting. Miss Mitchell's parents hosted. Fitzgeralds from Los Angeles and Ware joined weekend gatherings at Fitzgerald and Anderson homes. Arthur Groff recovering from knee surgery at Rochester Mayo Clinic after Saturday procedure. Groff and mother Mrs Clarence Groff scheduled many medical stays and travel. Mrs McIntire and Ruth McIntire visited Des Moines and Tiffin before Miss McIntire’s Newark teaching assignment starts.
Bradgate Consolidated School opened Monday with a full staff for a brief session. Regular classes begin Tuesday with 105 enrolled in grades and none in high school. Teachers include Miss Dona Howan, Mrs. Donald Brandhoy, Mrs. Brandhoy, Besiah Andersen, Fred Reedich, Billie Coleman, Mrs. O. B. Taylor, and A. Grendler. Supt. Taylor notes no Labor Day vacation. staff housing arrangements listed.
Lutheran Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Stanley Madsen. Mrs. Glenn Nelson was as
Sunday guests at the John Madsen home celebrated Mrs Henderson's birthday with relatives from Waterloo Des Moines and Clarion. W S C S meeting at the church featured devotions and lunch with Mrs Curry and Mrs Wilkin.
Disjointed notes mention a district conference and youth fellowship in Storm Lake. References to Sunday events, invitations and guests like Mr and Mrs H C and Mr Coke appear amid scattered reminiscences about Rinard Dayton and Kenney family celebrations.
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