Dixon Wins Local Golf Tournament
Dixon captured the Championship Flight title at the Rolfe course after a final nine totaling 32, finishing with a birdie on the eighth hole. Larry Monson took second in the same flight as Dixon praised by peers.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1964
Page
5
Dixon captured the Championship Flight title at the Rolfe course after a final nine totaling 32, finishing with a birdie on the eighth hole. Larry Monson took second in the same flight as Dixon praised by peers.
Rolfe Rams lose non conference opener to Swea City Trojans 33 to 20 at Swea City. Trojans build early leads with 68 yard and 19 yard touchdowns and a late first half score. Hodaway shines for Rolfe with two first half touchdowns and Keiser to Pedersen connects for the other score.
The Pocahontas County Democratic Central Committee sponsors a smorgasbord dinner on September 26 at 6 30 p.m. in the Pocahontas Methodist church dining room. State candidates and local officials including Stan Greigg for Congress and Ted Gleason for state representative will attend. Marvin Turley chairs the county committee. A prior program Meet Your Candidates airs September 20 at 9 30 p.m. on station KQTV moderated by Ed Breen.
BE. A. Johnson suffered a compound fracture of his right leg just above the ankle when a ladder broke during painting at the Art Kilbourn residence Monday afternoon around 4 pm. A local doctor treated him and he was taken by ambulance to Mercy hospital Fort Dodge where doctors set the bone and placed the leg in a cast. Mrs. Johnson accompanied him.
The first meeting after summer recess is rescheduled to Monday September 21 due to weekend water issues. A noon luncheon will precede a business meeting with officer elections. A five member Board of Directors meets with the president as chair. Membership open to Rolfe professionals and businesses.
Edward Vaughn of Rolfe and Bethene Trexel of Gilmore City will head the boys and girls 4-H clubs for 1965. They were elected at Rally Night in Pocahontas Public School gym with officers named for each role across several area towns.
A two car crash south of Rolfe injures Gilmore City resident Robert D. Wiegert 73 and four occupants of the other vehicle. Wiegert suffers severe head injuries and multiple fractures and undergoes knee surgery at Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge. The other vehicle’s occupants Mary Miller 28 Lawrence Miller 66 and Edna Miller 64 also suffer facial lacerations and bruises. Investigating officers are Pocahontas County Sheriff Jerry Donovan Deputy Sheriff Donald Hamilton and three Highway patrolmen.
Miss Connie Elizabeth Krischel and Garland George Smith united in marriage at Rolfe Methodist Church on August 29. The ceremony featured gladioli decorations, a Be Cause and O Promise Me recital, and a full chapel train. Attendants wore white satin gowns and carried pink and white bouquets.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Kirchner of Rolfe announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Marie to Delbert Egli son of Mr and Mrs Ben Egli of Manson. Sharon works in the Boston Store office and Delbert is employed at Reynolds Garage in Manson. An October wedding is planned.
Governor William Scranton and party will fly into Fort Dodge at 3 p.m. arrive at the municipal airport in an F-27 jet prop plane. He will open Republican county headquarters at 3:30 p.m. and deliver a 4 p.m. address behind the headquarters building with several GOP leaders and candidates present.
The six blend types will be mixed to farmer needs at the new $30,000 Rolfe Bradgate facility of the Farmers Co operative Company. It sits across the highway from the Co op elevator behind Grants Lumber Yard and should be finished by week’s end.
The Northeast Town and Country Community Chest begins its 12th annual drive Tuesday September 22, inviting residents to greet volunteers between 7 and 10 p.m. The campaign supports 13 health and welfare programs including Mental Health, Retarded Children, Arthritis and Rheumatism, Red Cross regional and disaster relief, Boy and Girl Scouts, Iowa Children's Home, Blinded Vets, Salvation Army, and other local services. Twenty five percent of funds stay locally for sickroom supplies.
Funeral services for John S. McBride 64 of Chicago were held Sunday at Beiter Funeral Home Gilmore City with Rev. S. H. Hammer officiating. Interment followed at Marble Valley Cemetery. McBride died September 9 in Veterans Hospital Chicago after a long illness. Survived by wife Pearl two sons John and Robert six grandchildren and siblings Helen Kehim Ed Shelgren Wm Shaveland and Ivan McBride. Local attendees from Rolfe included Ed Shelgren Paul Sinek Jim Martin LeRoy Nelson Leon Sinek and others.
Pocahontas County announces two tax study workshops on September 23 in the Courthouse Assembly Room and September 30 in Humboldt. County Extension Director RE Rosenberger warns that a 10 percent turnout could exceed seating. Enrollment is free and interested citizens will receive meeting details by mail.
Rolfe Community school district voters cast only 25 ballots on September 14. Incumbent treasurer Mabelle Wiegert was reelected unopposed with 26 votes. Directors Roger Ives and Lawrence Turley, unopposed in districts 1 and 2, drew eight and nine votes respectively with no write-ins. The board plans to meet September 21 to swear in incumbents and elect a president.
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