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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1924

Page

9

Lion Roar Radio Idea Hums For UK Audiences

The piece envisions British broadcasters installing a micro transmitter in a wood to broadcast a lion’s roar and other zoo sounds across England for children. It also notes Firpo plans to retire from the prize ring and explores wealth through time, earth, and intelligence with farm machinery savings totaling billions, plus big-money offers for boxers.

England National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers

Rolfe Golf Club Holds Annual Meeting and Plays

The Rolfe Golf Club met in the Rolfe Auto Co display room on Tuesday night. Officers and directors were elected including E. L. Hollis J. B. Kent A. G. Hille and G. G. Butler to fill vacancies. The Boone Valley schedule was approved and the Iowa Falls tourney set for August. The Rolfe High Junior class performed Professor Pepp to a large audience with praise for both plays and performers.

Rolfe Golf Club Rolfe Auto Co CG. J. White C. W. Siefkin M. Bruce E. L. Hollis J. B. Kent A. G. Hille G. G. Butler Z. T. Carroll Boone Valley Association Rolfe Iowa Falls Rolfe High Professor Pepp Violet Brown

Weather holds back plowing as heavy snows linger

A heavy fall of eight to ten inches delays farming with uncertain weather ahead. Farmers face a slow start and late season but reassures that May marks real growing time. The note urges testing seed corn amid many reports of poor samples to avoid planting failures.

Tuesday Club Luncheon Easter Season Decorates and Pranks

Mesdames C. J. White Joe McIrwen Clint Morrison Geo Ivey Marion Bruce and C F Moon hosted a Tuesday Club luncheon at the former's home. Easter decorations featured a nest of colored aster eggs and yellow streamers. An April Fool stunt program followed the elaborate meal.

Mesdames C. J. White Joe McIrwen Clint Morrison Geo. Ivey Marion Bruce C. FL Moon

Rolfe approves bond for water improvements and two mill tax

Rolfe voters cast 196 ballots on two special tax propositions and a bond issue. The city ticket elected included Mayor P A McCray and councilmen B C Rudolfson James Bruce R C Grant G A Dawson and Wm Obrecht with C M Webb as treasurer and T E Patterson as assessor. Bond for water plant upgrades passed 105 to 26 while the two mill tax for bond support passed 120 to 70. Miss Agnes Ferguson of Rolfe died in Sioux City after gallstone surgery. funeral arrangements to be announced in coming days.

Rolfe P. A. McCray B. C. Rudolfson Jas. Bruce R. C. Grant Uci Agnes Ferguson Sioux City

Farm Union Meeting at D M T School House

A special Farm Union meeting is set for Saturday evening April 8 at 8:00 p m at the D M T school house. Members and interested parties are urged to attend to perfect the organization and consider purchasing life necessities.

Farm Union

McMichael Renamed County Superintendent Amid Broad Support

At a Pocahontas meeting of school board presidents and township representatives, Grace D. McMichael was re elected county superintendent. She faced opposition this year but secured nearly unanimous backing, with supporters praising her tenure and predicting broad satisfaction.

Pocahontas Grace D. McMichael McMichael

Compromise Reached In Paper Controversy

The Pocahontas Record released the Arrow from a contest over official papers, with the Record and Times agreeing before the court date. They reportedly split the fee, avoiding a costly legal fight. Join the Corn Growers.

Board of Supervisors Pocahontas Record

Fords on the Move in Rolfe Auto Co Sales

The Rolfe Auto Co reports higher sales this March with numerous buyers. Names include H. Clarke Tudor sedan, F J Nacke Tudor sedan, Carlin Wilson roadster, Mary Sennett Tudor sedan, Hi Skiver Tudor sedan, W M Butts touring car, and Gussie Bruce Tudor sedan among many others. Additional Fordsons were sold to Henry Stoner J A Johnson and H Hutdertmark, plus a steel truck to Rolfe Light and Power Co.

Rolfe Auto Co Mareh H. Clarke F.J. Nacke Carlin Wilson Bradgate Mary Sennett Hi Skiver Ottosen W. M. Butt Henry Stoner J. A. Johnson H. Hutdertmark Rolfe Light & Power Co

Rolfe Womans Club Change of Meeting Place

The Rolfe Womans Club will meet at Mrs. C. L. Gunders residence on Friday afternoon April 14 instead of the K of P hall due to the lack of a speaker. Further notice will appear in this issue.

Rolfe Womans Club C. L. Gunders K. of P. Hall

Rifle Club Active in Basememt Range Under Petersons

The Rolfe Rifle Club operates a basement gallery under Petersons Clothes Shop. Gunfire is a regular sound as members practice. The club aims to develop skilled marksmen despite the dull weather.

Rolfe Rifle Club Petersons Will Ibe

Vocational Speaker to Address Rolfe Meeting

B C Sonnichsen, director on the vocational education board at Des Moines, will speak at the K of P hall in Rolfe Friday evening April 11. The free meeting invites all men to attend as vocational training is discussed, promising a worthwhile talk.

B. C. Sonnichsen Board of Vocational Education Des Moines K. of P. Hall Rolfe

Presbyterian Church Notes Announces Two Weeks of Special Meetings

Rev. John P. Lester outlines schedule for morning and evening services, Sunday Bible School and youth events. Next two weeks feature daily 8 pm services on consecration and topics like Our Time and Our School Life with choir and organ music. Hans Miller elected to trustees. home meetings urged. Kaiser files bill of one billion marks against Germany for lost throne.

Hans Miller Germany

Chautauqua to be very best ever

Rolfe reports the 1924 chautauqua season will surpass 1923 with May Valentine and company returning to present The Gondoliers. Wm. Keighley will star in Give and Take and Captain Applejack. Russian Cathedral Choir and Irene Stolowsky headline music acts. A strong speaker roster includes Tom Skeyhill Jesse Holmes and Carl Thompson. Open July 9 with three programs.

E. B. Lawrence Redpath Vanter Rolfe Vawter iDes Moines Chautauquan Arrow Chicago LaSalle Theatre Captain Applejack Mr. Keighley Czay Petrograd Irene Stolofssky Anne Warner Baker Miss Baker My. Hollman National Pigeon Association Anne Dickie Olesen Minnesota Carl Thompson Selma -Lenhart Pittsburg Susan Lawrence Des Moines

Taxpayers urged to cut public spending this election year

A Volga City Iowa editorial argues taxes rise because of overspending by county and city governments. It urges private sector like effort to reduce payrolls and overhead, warning politicians use campaigns to distract from local burdens. It stresses valuing good schools and roads while demanding accountability in public finances.

League of Nations World Court

Methodist Church Plans Week of Addresses by Dr Hutchinson

Rev J H Walker leads morning worship at 10 30 Bible School 11 45 Epworth League 6 30 evening service 7 30 prayers Thursday 1 30 King's Heralds meet Saturday 3 Ladies Aid Kensington Wednesday service Circle 8 serves Officials meet after Sunday services Five evenings next week feature lectures by Dr Hubert I Hutchinson of Sioux City cited as among the conference's finest preachers with high value for all attendees.

Bible School Junior Endeavor Christian Endeavor Welt Desersioes Epworth League King’s Heralds Ladies Aid Kensington Circle No. 8 Hubert I. Hutchinson Sioux City Hutchinson

Mrs. Reetz Dies Sudden at Rolfe Home

Mrs. Reetz died suddenly Monday evening while visiting neighbors. Doctors attributed death to heart block. Funeral services are set for Friday at 10 30 a m from the Presbyterian church in Rolfe with burial in Clinton cemetery.

R. J. Reetz

Rolfe Chautauqua Society Names Officers

The Rolfe Chautauqua association announces M P Hancher as president and J H Brinkman as secretary as a program replacement for Sunday activities among opera comedy and drama attractions.

Rolfe Chautauqua Association M.P. Hancher J. H. Brinkman

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