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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1940

Page

4

Rolfe Students Explore Sound Experiments and Music Contest

Over two weeks Rolfe students studied sound properties with experiments in resonance acoustics and tuning forks. The lab features a portable turntable for movie projectors and records. music contest events run April 4 to 6 in Emmetsburg with about 1500 students across 30 schools, Rolfe entering two events with the boys' glee club.

Junior Eccles Robert Obrecht Rodell Long Jean Mather Clarence Lanus Ruth Lundy Lorene George Jack George DeWayne Fisher Rolfe

Kindergarten progress and new primer Day In and Day Out

Our class reports 100 percent on new workbooks and health house pictures being hung. We study Helland children and built windmills like theirs. Fourth Grade welcomes Virginia Snook back. Several students scored 100 in spelling and Douglas and Betty Lou lead with high point totals. We studied Wind poetry and performed The Brahman The Tiger and The Jackal.

Helland Virginia Snook Roselyn Darlene Joann Harriet Maurice Violet Evelyn Donna Loren Betty Jane Betty Lou Darrell Douglas Alberta Betty

Drake Relays Poised for Record Entries and New Track

Des Moines reports the thirty-first Drake Relays set for April 26 and 27 at Drake Stadium may exceed last year’s 175 entries. Franklin P Johnson notes nationwide inquiry from Texas California New York and most conferences expected to be represented. A new eight inch thick drained track promises faster times as J M Saunderson of Morningside College is named referee for the two day event.

Des Moines Drake Stadium United States Texas California New York Franklin P Pitch) Johnson Johnson Middle-West Stanford University Palo Alto Southwest University of Texas Rice Institute J. M. Saunderson Morningside College Sioux City Iowa Sioux City College

Rolfe Social Roundup Notes From Local Hosts

Mr and Mrs H F Olerich hosted a dimmer party Saturday with guests from Eldon Olerichs Cedar Rapids and Brinkman families. The Duffys visited Des Moines with Mrs Colebaughs relatives and Noel stayed longer with grandparents. A Women project lesson was held with eight ladies. Earl Smith and family from Rock Rapids visited and Charles Jarvis and Bradgate children were dinner guests.

H. F. Olerich Eldon Olerich Cedar Rapids Orvan Olerich Jon H. D. Brinkman David Fred Nelson D. E. Young Earl Smith Rock Rapids J. M. Smith Charles Jarvis Bradgate Smith

Moen Daughter Born as Local Social Ties Highlight Weekend

Darlene Moen left for Dubuque to take a secretarial post with Western Finance after two weeks helping in Moen Implement accounting. Nearby, Mary Jo Christenson arrived as the new granddaughter of Rockwell City residents Mr. and Mrs. Christenson, with mother and baby reported doing fine. Families from Cedar Rapids to Des Moines visited kin and celebrated birthdays and anniversaries in multiple households over a busy weekend.

Darlene Moen Dubuque Western Finance Company Miss Moen Moen Implement Company Des Moines William Christenson Rockwell City Mary Jo Martin Christenson Ed Christenson Grace McEwen Iowa City Joseph McEwen University Hospital McEwen Grace Leroy Nelson Mary le Jerome Gehrt Corwith Carl Kauffman Lester Kauffman John F. Kauffman Kauffman C. J. Brownlee Emmetsburg Everett Bryant Algona A. W. Ives

Preventing Fly Breeding This Month in Iowa

Iowa State Department of Health warns that April fly breeding can lead to millions of offspring by August. Keep stables clean, remove manure weekly, cover garbage, use sanitary flyproof privies, and install adequate screens on homes and food establishments. Swatting or poisoning helps only after breeding is prevented to curb typhoid, dysentery, and diarrhea risks.

Iowa State Department of Health Health Office

Fly prevention urged before first sighting at home

The department warns residents to begin fly breeding prevention before any fly is seen, to stop spread of disease as flies move from filthy areas to kitchens and dining rooms.

Treat seed grain with Cere san chemical dust for protection

County agent E. J. Schmuecker urges farmers to treat seed grain with Cere san chemical dust to protect against seedling blight and smut of barley and wheat, oats, and barley stripe. It does not cure all diseases and does not cover rust or head blights. Flax seed should be treated, especially for early planting, and farmers can obtain free instructions for home seed treating machines at the county Farm Bureau or Iowa State College extension service.

E. J. Schmuecker Iowa Schmuecker Iowa State College County Farm Bureau

Private Nurses Group Appeals for Longer Sleep Hours

Floyd County Private Duty Nurses Association demands more than seven hours of sleep to perform quality private nursing. The group cites a around the clock schedule leaving seven hours as the current maximum sleep, while pay would stay unchanged.

Floyd County Private Duty Nurses Association

Driver Urges Caution on Hills and Curves After Near Miss

A safety message warns motorists to avoid passing on hills or curves to prevent head‑on collisions. Authorities emphasize patience and following signed restrictions.

Wills Found In Winterset Carry Quoting Legacy Items

Leslie Jackson of Winterset uncovered two old wills dated January 14 1889 and June 30 1851. The documents distribute to wives multiple livestock and slaves including carts horned cattle geese and six enslaved people chosen by the wife.

Leslie Jackson Winterset

Stop at hip way: highway stop signs save lives

The note urges strict obedience to stop signs at intersections to prevent fatal crashes. It emphasizes that a large number of deaths occur at crossings and urges drivers to pause before proceeding.

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