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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1976
Page
10
Ordinance 102 authorizes the exchange of real property between the City of Rolfe Iowa and General Telephone Company of the Midwest for a new fire station and vacant city land. It details the exchange agreement, property descriptions, tax prorations, possession, title abstracts, and deed duties with conditions for construction and compliance.
Ordinance dated August 18 1976 directs Mayor and City Clerk to execute a quit claim deed to General Telephone Company of the Midwest for the west half of Lot 2 Block 13 Original Town Rolfe Pocahontas County. Deed to be delivered 30 days after action unless an appeal to district court is made. Repealer severability and final effective date provisions included.
Rolfe Iowa Mayor Pat Wood proclaims September 17 to 23 1976 as Constitution Week urging civic observance. City proceedings cover ward finances transfers and routine bills as of September 13 1976 with salary, tax, and utility payments noted. Nearby actions include building permit issued to Les Allen and adoption of Ordinance 103 amending gas regulations.
The Block family expresses deep appreciation to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness and comfort after their sorrow. They note cards flowers memorials and food and thank individuals by name for support plus a special nod to Jerry Hughes for the watermelon at the soap scrimmage.
The Corporation is authorized to issue One Hundred thousand shares of common stock with a par value of one dollar. Its registered office is RR Laurens Iowa and Henry Roewe VI is the initial registered agent. The initial Board of Directors includes Henry Roewe, Harry Morgan, and James Shouse.
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