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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1976

Page

2

Library Lines from Marion and Summer Book Picks

A reader reviews Erma Bombeck’s satire The Grass Is Always Greener Over The Septic Tank and Mary Stewart Touch Not The Cat, plus Phyllis Whitney The Golden Unicorn. The note mentions a clerk’s reaction to People magazine and a fictional Child named Courtney in a gothic mystery. The piece blends personal notes and reading recommendations.

Erma Bombeck E.B Wanda Ralph Girl Scout Cookie Corps Mary Stewart Bryony Ashley Bryony Ashley People Magazine Phyllis Whitney Courtney

Library Screening for Children Saturday

Films for grade school children will be shown in the library basement on Saturday September 18 at 3 00.

Community Nap with Varied Visits and Gatherings

Plover residents hosted and visited over the weekend with numerous relatives and friends. Attendees traveled to Emmetsburg Waterloo Des Moines and Pocahontas for funerals family events and reunions. The mix included youths graduates and travelers from Mason City Aldora Arnolds Park and Algona among others.

Russell Enockson Floyd Vorster Shellhammer Funeral Home Emmetsburg A.M. Bergeson Stan Curry Mason City Jean Christiansen Judy Waterloo Iowa City Earl Firkins Hoefing Debbie Jim Jones Theodosia Eldon Macvey Savery Hotel Des Moines N.J Humboldt Jennie Kanenburg Renwick Bob Studer Wagner The Legion Peter Hansen Pomeroy Claus Juliff Adams, Minn Fred Buenting Penfield Henry Buenting St. Joesph Ill Walker Princess Steakhouse Pocahontas C.W. Pringle Emmetsburg Hospital E.S Charles McFadden

Why Barn Colors Symbolize Pride in American Farming

Ann Ziebarth Barns. Buildings for storing hay and stabling livestock are usually red or white in Iowa. The author reflects on color traditions rooted in economic needs, noting blue barns exist and urging upkeep, pride, and preservation of farm heritage.

Iowa America

Rural housing loans raised income ceiling by FmHA notice

The U S Department of Agriculture announced that the ceiling on adjusted family income for rural housing loans was raised from 8500 to 10000 for the contiguous 48 states Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Loans offered at low interest rates depending on income and family size. The Pocahontas FmHA office serves Pocahontas and Calhoun counties with drive times and hours noted.

Farmers’ Home’ Administration U.S. Department of Agriculture States Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Fmha 3Rd Ave. N.W Pocahontas

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