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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1972
Page
1
A 1932 report notes B A Person and Mr and Mrs B R G Hunter drove to Des Moines Friday to visit Gere Serzen as part of a community effort. The piece mentions government savings and job passing at a local level, with emphasis on civic participation by area residents.
The term hints at a grand title in golf but provides limited readable facts. It mentions Heserion Golf course located in Fr Caa. No dates, players, or events are specified.
Fort Ixvire visitors from Outers University noted at a gathering last Saturday. Mrs. FL J Nacke set a new ladies single-round record of forty four at the Rolfe golf course. Families including Earl Fisher and Lee Fisher enjoyed a river picnic south of Bradgate recently.
A 1924 founded conference faces a new issue with a 23 year arc of rivalry. Alber Cry claimed the first season title and last season’s honors, Rolle secured two outright championships in 192% and 1951, with a 1936 tie involving Win Laxe City. Football enthusiasm remains high as teams prepare for a competitive year with advertiser support.
Fans pack the town as Gilmore City hosts a conference football showdown led by new head coach Steve Engelking. Spectators note improvements like new steel bleachers and expect a lively battle against Drake in Friday’s push for a pivotal win.
A fragmented column recalls events from September 11 1832 and earlier, mentioning Flor ingside Celieze Ausust Ble, Dorold and a varsity football squad, plus local homestead notes. It notes Spike Robinson piloting a motorcycle and references Gene Keensy, Larry McMlin and shop clerks at Eikenberry and I.G.A. stores with hires Bonita Philp and Dene Schonberger.
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