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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1957

Page

3

Karen Seward Norman Heald Married Sept. 8

Miss Karen Seward daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Seward of Brad gate and Norman Heald son of Mr and Mrs Walter Heald of Rolfe were married Sunday September 8 at 2 30 pm in the First Lutheran Church Gilmore City Ia Rev A Geske performed the double ring ceremony The bridal party and guests were listed with details of gowns flowers and reception plus the couple's home and wedding trip information

Karen Seward Lyle Seward Bradgate Norman Heald Walter Heald Rolfe Gilmore City A. Geske Mariene Jensen Kenton Kerns Anelia van Gorkom Jane Shelgren Sharon Wax Racheal Heald John Hicks Ames Duane Seward Raymond Heald Joe Reckard Jerry Robinson Robert Wiegert Byron Mulder la Crosse Wis Marvin Hobert Charles City Marjorie Seward Boone Oscar Anderson Decorah Jane Pederson Humboldt Donna Hicks Elaine Jensen Elaine Poppinga Rolfe High School Iowa State College Estes Park Colo Forest Glen Wm. Clawson Manson Addison Vick Cedar Rapids Mary Larson Mary Anderson Earnest Larson Idella Hallman Bill Headington Harlow Klatt Calmar Merton Larsen Lone Rock Herman Neitzel Mankato Minn Louis Seward Livermore Earl Erickson Royalo

15 Suggestions On How to Kill A Town

A civic booster warns against self defeating civic behavior by listing sixteen problematic actions that harm a town. The piece critiques petty fault finding, avoidance of work, selfish voting, neglect of youth, boycotting local businesses, unsigned letters, defying laws, and minimal community effort, contrasting with the idea that dedicated, contributive effort builds a town.

Cain PTA Boy Scouts Girl Scouts American Legion Firemen VFW

Free "Our Flag" booklets available in Pocahontas

Marine Recruiter Sergeant Ken Petrick offers the free Marine Corps booklet Our Flag with a brief history of Old Glory and display rules. He visits the Pocahontas Selective Service office each Thursday from 1 to 2 30 p.m. for distribution to the public.

Pocahontas Ken Petrick Petrick Pocahontas Selective Service Office Marine Corps

Amvets Auxiliary Sets October Meeting Plans

The Amvets Auxiliary will meet at the Light Co rooms October 4 at 2 p.m. Plans will be completed for a white elephant sale October 16 and for the county meeting to be held in Rolfe soon.

Amvets Light Co Rolfe

Local families listed in Ames area social notices

A lengthy social notice lists residents and families from Ward Humboldt Ames and surrounding towns including Rutland Thor Spencer Algona Pocahontas Blairstown Manchester Fort Dodge and Rolfe among others with Mr and Mrs and family entries and individual names including Ronald Vansickle Charles Raggar Robert Keir Perry Colins James Davis John Kelb Raymond McHome George Heald Marvin Helmke Elizabeth Damborg Mark Marie Pollock Joan Bruce Martin Prehn Harold Gustafson and Gene Zenor along with friends from multiple towns.

Pocahontas Elizabeth Damborg Mark Clarence Marie Pollock Joan Blairstown Martin Prehn Bruce Manchester Gene Zenor Fort Dodge Harold Gustafson Marathon Rolfe Gilmore City Bradgate

Statistics Show Other Guy Not Always to Blame

Iowa safety officials report that in the first seven months of the year 190 single vehicle deaths accounted for 50.8 percent of all traffic fatalities, while 184 people died in crashes with two or more vehicles. Officials urge personal responsibility and self accountability on the highway.

Iowa Department of Public Safety Iowa Clifford Swanson Department 8 Research Bureau Frank Ulish Safety Education Ulish

Notify Draft Board of Changes

Pocahontas County Local Board urges the men to report changes affecting classification. Changes include mailing address, marriage, additions to family, deaths, separation, job changes, injuries, student status, and entry into reserve or National Guard.

Geo. C. Buckwalter Pocahontas County Reserve National Guard

Open Square Dance at Rolfe Legion Hall October 2

An invitation to an open square dance at the Rolfe Legion hall on October 2 at 8 p.m. Informal note adds a aphorism about aging and wisdom.

Rolfe Rams Upset Manson In Muddy Homecoming

The Rolfe Rams defeated favored Manson 7 to 6 on a rain soaked home field. Ray Steinberg and Gary Streit connected for a 9 yard TD pass and a two point try failed. Despite injuries, Rolfe’s defense held as they relied on passing to gain 66 yards through the air.

Rolfe Rams Manson Eagles Ray Steinberg Rams Ram Rolfe Eagle Gary Streit Dennis Thorson Streit Leadley T. D Trupe Stacey Gary Wolfe Ivan Mortensen Gilmore City Jasper Schurz Pocahontas Indians

Circle meetings of the Methodist W.S.C.S.

Circle meetings of the Methodist W S C S will meet Wednesday afternoon October 2 at the homes of Mrs. Mike Schmidt Mrs. Art Ader and Mrs. C A Christensen.

Methodist W.S.C.S Ruth Mike Schmidt Rebecca Art Ader Rachel C. A. Christensen

Beuchle Shifts Work Hours at City Dumping Grounds

Fred Beuchle will begin Tuesday at the city dumping grounds working 12 noon to 5 PM, adjusting from the prior 1 to 6 PM schedule.

Fred Beuchle

State Safety Dept to Sponsor Radio Operating Schools

The State Safety Department will sponsor police radio operating schools in October across Iowa. Director Boyd Porter notes the aim is to standardize procedures, improve dispatch speed, and review a new radio signal change effective December 1. Thirty statewide districts will host sessions in Des Moines, Leon, Red Oak, Denison, Le Mars, Spencer, Humboldt, Mason City, Elkader, Maquoketa, Grundy Center, Marengo and Fairfield.

The State Safety Department Boyd Porter Iowa Porter Safety Department State Police Des Moines Leon Red Oak Denison le Mars Spencer Humboldt Mason City Elkader Maquokcta Grundy Center Marengo Fairfield

Two Car Collisions In Pocahontas County

Two minor crashes occurred in Pocahontas County over the weekend. At 6 20 Saturday evening at the 4 way corner of routes 17 and 3 at Pocahontas west edge Jimmie Lee Kerr 22 of Hampton and Martha Meyer 63 of Pom eroy collided when Kerr blinded by sun failed to stop. No injuries. Kerr car damage about 35 dollars Meyer 40 dollars. Sunday about 430 at junction of routes 17 and 5 ten miles south of Pocahontas James Robert Haslett 86 West Des Moines and Ruth Caley Minneapolis collided. Haslett driving south on 17 failed to stop. Caley turning from 17 to 5 struck. No injuries. Haslett damage about 100 dollars Caley about 50 with car in ditch. Deputy S S Davidson investigated.

Pocahontas Pocahontas County Jimmie Lee Kerr Hampton Martha Meyer Pomeroy Kerr Meyer Kenneth Richardson James Robert Haslett West Des Moines Ruth Caley Minneapolis Caley S. S. Davidson

Dinner guests at Have-Jock house of Mrs Martha Herscher

Mr and Mrs Harry Trupe visited for Sunday dinner with Mrs Martha Herscher at Have-Jock, sharing a quiet afternoon in the countryside home.

Harry Trupe Martha Herscher Have- Jock

Fort Dodge area remembers 108 year old Henry Harris

Henry F. Harris or Grandpa Harris of near Fort Dodge celebrated his 108th birthday on Saturday September 14 with more than 60 friends and relatives at his farm six miles south of Fort Dodge. He has resided in the area since 1894 and remains active for his age with 17 grandchildren 81 great grandchildren and 18 great great grandchildren.

Henry F Harris Fort Dodge G. C. Harris John Harris Pearl McLuckie Frank Harris Rolfe Russell Harris Walter Harris Rock Island Otho Grandpa Harris Mr. Harris

Rams to Host Pocahontas Indians Friday Night

Rolfe Rams, fresh from a 7 6 upset of Manson in Twin Lakes Conference play, prepare to face Pocahontas with a 162 pound principal line and six Indian lettermen including Pascal Whistler Pager and Aden in a Friday clash.

Rolfe Rams Manson Pocahontas Pocahontas Indians Bob Pascal Ron Pager Ervin Ader Dick Point Larry Stegge Rolfe Don Whistler Indians Rams Aden Powers Pascal Whistler Whitfield Ram Eagles

Republican Women Meet October Fifth in Algona

The Sixth District meeting of the Iowa Council of Republican Women will be held at the Johnson House in Algona on Saturday October 5. District President Mrs Clare Cottington will preside. Lt Governor Wm Nicholas will be guest speaker on Important Issues of the Day. Robert Waggoner will speak on Washington Highlights. Registration at 9 15 a m and luncheon at 12 30. Reservations to Mrs Kees Jackson Lone Rock by October.

Iowa Council of Republican Women Johnson House Algona Clare Cottington Boone Wm. Nicholas Iown Robert Waggoner Fort Dodge Washington Kees Jackson Lone Rock

Friendly Circle Club Meeting Plans October 4

The Friendly Circle Club meets Friday afternoon October 4 at Bernice Knockson's home with Edna Roush assisting. Attendees will hold a plant swap and bulb exchange.

Friendly Circle Club Bernice Knockson Edna Roush

Oyster Stew Supper Planned by Rolfe Legion Post

The Rolfe American Legion Post hosts an oyster stew at its next meeting in the Rolfe Legion hall on Tuesday October 1. The event will be held at the post location. Local members are invited to attend.

American Legion Rolfe Legion Hall

Plover Square Dance Club Shifts to Sunday Dance

The Plover Square Dance Club cancels the September 25 dance and holds a substitute event this Sunday night September 29. Fans are invited to back the squad against a Pocahontas team hungry for a victory in a Conference game at the park. Game time is 8:00 P.M.

Plover Square Pocahontas

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Karen Seward Norman Heald Mrs. Norman Heald Ione Helvey France Draft Board of Changes State Safety Dept
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