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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1935

Page

5

Pocahontas Cops Top Winnings in Spelling Contest

Betty Donohoe of Sacred Heart parochial school won first place and $10 in Pocahontas county spelling contest held last Friday. Georgine Mart took second with $2, Helen Farrow earned third and $2, Marjorie Beneke of Laurens consolidated school was fourth with $1, Ardis L. Johnson of Colfax No. 1 school was fifth with $1. Prizes funded by the Pocahontas Lazy Man's Club.

Pocahontas Betty Donohoe Sacred Heart Parochial School Pocahontas County Georgine Mart Sacred Eart Helen Farrow Pocahontas Public School Marjorie Beneke Laurens Conolidated Ardis L. Johnson Colfax No. 1 Pocahontas Lazy Man's Club Rolfe Trong Quelen Tiedeman Rolfe School

Pocahontas County Legion to Meet in Gilmore City

A stag meeting of the Pocahontas County American Legion association is set for Monday evening April 15, 1935 in Gilmore City. Commander T. D. Jones and Adjutant C. E. Miller urge attendance.

Pocahontas County American Legionssociation Gilmore City T. D. ‘Jones C. EB. Miller

RoLife Local News Items Highlight Community Visits

Fort Dodge callers Mrs. Lee Struthers and Mrs. George Spence check farming interests while J. H. Goodchild of Havelock and grandson Donald Green make Hampton business calls. Lane of Boone visits, plus several families host dinners and Needle and Thread Club meets. Clinton Morrison, hospital patient in Fort Dodge with pneumonia, remains weak as Mrs. Morrison stays by his side hoping for improvement.

Olse J. H. Goodchild Havelock Donald Green Hampton Leo Rude Fort Dodge Itd Quinsland Lo A. Hansen Leo Jas. H. Wilson Ray Sea Man Near Albertrewster Ik. E. Brewster W Laurens Earl Young Needle and Thread Club Clinton J. Morrison Lutheran

April community meetings and Easter church events

Local clubs and organizations announce meetings in April including Pollyanna Club Nite Hawks Delta Delt Bridge Club Silver Leaf Lodge K of Good attendance Des Moines Two Farm Bureau Stag Meeting County Legionaires Trinity Luth er an Missionry Society Garfield Township Farm Bureau Bon Ton Bridge Club and A L D Club. Easter Sunday services are noted.

Pollyanna Club F. Johnson Nite Hawks Harold O'Neall Delta Delt Bridge Club W. Siefkin Silver Leaf Lodge No Des Moines Two Frit Farm Bureau D. T County Legionaires Gilmore City Trinity Lutheran Missionry Society L. W. Larson Garfield Township H. D. Brinkman A. L. D. Club T. S. Bassett Bon Ton Bridge Club B. C. Rudolfson

Town Well Halted By Damaged Casing

Work on the city well stopped Tuesday due to a bad casing. Drilling had reached about 70 feet when the casing could not be joined because of damage. New casing is expected. the delay is not likely to be long. The drill previously struck yellow sand for a period.

Funeral Held for Crozier Bodkin in Rolfe

Funeral services for Crozier Bodkin were held Tuesday afternoon at the McIntire funeral home with Rev. H. V. Bartz officiating. Bodkin died Monday in Rolfe at age 77, having lived in Rolfe two years and Pocahontas County for 20 years. He leaves two daughters, two sons in law, three sisters, and was buried at Powhatan Cemetery. pallbearers included local men.

Crozier Bodkin McIntire Rolfe Pocahoutis County Groum Hesney Robie Mars Westhverville Oli Mia Codkin Tara Dereth Powhatan Cemetery Wain Bh. Wilson AL 1 Louis Simenson Gree Forte van Spencer Jonn Murray

Rolfe Local News Items Highlight Visits and Club Events

Rolfe reports Fort Dodge visitors Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce and Dorothy. Sheila Jolliffe returns to Humboldt after visiting O. S. Cook. Des Moines trip for Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith and Miss Carol. Amos Marchant recovering from influenza. Mrs. Sarah Decker returns to Clarence after visiting daughter Mrs. J. C. Damberg. Mrs. Geo Schonberger Jr. returns from Stuart. Senator Shaw reportedly received telegram shower from Pocahontas merchants. Several locals attend Ames Music Festival and return to Webster City. Ivyl Grant taken to Fort Dodge hospital for suspected gall stones. Tuesday Club host to Damborg. insurance topics discussed. A. L. D. Club meets with talks on rock formations and minerals. D. M. T. Woman’s Club program highlights painting history and art.

Robert Bruce Dorothy Fort Dodge Sheila Jolliffe Humboldt O. S Cook Guy Smith Carol M. P. Haneker Des Moines Amos Marchant Sarah R. Decker Clarence J. C. Damberg Geo. Schonberger Jr Stuart Albert Mitchell Shawnie Pocahontas County Tasb Mro Robert Mather Dean Mors Ghi Moore Ames Webster Cry Ivyl Grant Fonda Lutheran Hospital J. ©. Damborg C. W. Siefkin Etta Symes Forrest HK. Grant Beverly A. R. Thornton Watters T. S. Bassett

Rolfe Wins Class C Sweepstakes at North Central Music Contest

About 50 Rolfe high school students competed in the North Central District Music Contest in Ames April 5-6 after earning superior ratings in sub district events. Three events advanced to the State Music Festival in Iowa City and Rolfe earned the Class C Sweepstakes Award for most points.

Rolfe North Central Baw City

County Fair Oversight and Farm Bureau Prospects

C R Bowers urges county leaders to appoint fair directors from all county regions, invite the county agent to meetings, and review Iowa fair practices. He notes minimal spending on fairs in Pocahontas County, calls for support of 4-H girls, crafts, and new arts, and praises Farm Bureau development potential and the agent’s efforts.

Iowa Pocahontas County Farm Bureau General Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Board Cc. R. Bowers

Union Good Friday Service Planned by Local Churches

Pastors from Trinity Lutheran Methodist and Presbyterian churches organize a union Good Friday service at Trinity Lutheran Church on April 19 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Rev J Of Wangberg Rev H A Sinning and Rev T S Bassett will lead the three 40 minute segments with intermissions. Singers from all churches expected to participate and local businesspeople urged to close during the service.

Trinity Lutheran Methodist Presbyterian Trinity Lutheran Church J. of Wangberg

Visitor from Have lock visits L A Hansen home

Miss Bessie Hansen of the Have lock community visited the L A Hansen home on Friday and Saturday. The Nation's Reading Habit appears in the Bigger and Better American Weekly included with next Sunday's Chicago Herald & Examiner, offering family friendly articles appealing to all.

Bessie Hansen Havelock L. A

Drake Relays Entries Rise Ahead of 26th Carnival in Des Moines

Des Moines reports advance entries for the Drake Relays on April 26 and 27 may exceed the 1928 record of 2 700 athletes. Rival miler Glen Cunningham from Kansas will race a feature event. The hammer throw and hop, step and jump are dropped from the program. Ticket prices are set with general admission 40 cents to 1 00 dollars and student rates listed. reserved seats range up to 2 00 dollars.

Ee Moines Franklin BP Johnson Des Moines Glen Cunningham University of Kansas Cunningham Iowa

Willett New County Agent for Pocahontas County

Howard C. Willett named county agent of Pocahontas County to succeed C. R. Bowers. Appointed by the Farm Bureau board at Pocahontas on April 1, Willett to assume duties April 8. Willett, formerly Keokuk County assistant and Poweshiek County committee member, will lead ongoing Farm Bureau programs including 4-H work, home projects, soil fertility, and emergency activities.

Howard C. Willett Keokuk County Pocahontas County C. R. Bowers H. F. Olerich Poweshiek County

B. O. T. Club closes season with bridge honors

The B. O. T. Club held its final rural season meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Christensen. Miss Maybelle Ryen led ladies scoring and Frank H. Wheeler led men scoring with Miss Lorain Dawson of Pocahontas visiting from out of town. A lovely Inack was served to end a very enjoyable evening.

Otto Christensen Maybelle Ryen Frank H. Wheeler Gladys Larson Lorain Dawson Pocahontas

Abe Garlock Wins Out as Mayor of Fort Dodge

Garlock from Pocahontas County narrowly won Fort Dodge mayoral race by 13 votes after a recount completed Tuesday. The defeated candidate called for the recount. Garlock increased his lead by two votes and will lead the city administration.

Abe Garlock Fort Dodge C. A Abe) Garlock Pocahontas Co Garlock Abe Abraham

Arrow Club Offers Booster Tickets For Subscriptions

The Arrow announces booster tickets available with subscriptions either renewals or new, at the same rate as other club members. It encourages subscribing or paying back subscriptions now and getting in the game.

The Arrow

Weather and Crops Bring Busy Seeding Week

Farmers report yeoman work in fields with oat seeding advancing fast. Dry before Wednesday noon, then cloudy and cool with good grass weather. Clover alfalfa and grass seed demand remains high despite high prices and recent rain may help moisture for more seeding.

Presbyterian Church Notes Rev H A Sinning Th D Pastor

Sunday services listed morning worship at 10 00 am Sunday school at 11 10 am Junior Endeavor at 3 00 pm Christian Endeavor at 7 00 pm evening worship at 7 45 pm Next Sunday New Members Day after the sermon an opportunity to unite with the church Sermon Theme The King of Kings Comes Bible Night features Bible display and message urged attendance Sunday school and Endeavor meetings continue as usual

Junior Endeavor Christian Endeavor

Trinity Lutheran Church Holy Week Services Announced

Rev J O Wangberg lists next Sunday services including Sunday School and Bible Class. Beginning Monday April 15 evening services run through April 18. Good Friday includes Norwegian service with Holy Communion and a joint afternoon service. Choir rehearse Friday evening. Missionary Society meets with Mrs L W Larson Friday afternoon April 7. Quote from J Wilbur Chapman on vision of Jesus.

the Missionary Society L. W. Larson Jesus J. Wilbur Chapman

Methodist Episcopal Church Palm Sunday and Holy Week Plan

Rev Bassett leads Sunday worship with the Rev Herbert Clegg present for Palm Sunday morning. Evening service conducted by the pastor. Holy Week features Thursday eight oclock service and a two hour Good Friday union service at Trinity Lutheran. Easter program includes baptisms and reception of members starting 10 30.

Herbert Clegg The Missionary Society H. D. Brinkman Trinity Lutheran Church

Mysterious Illness Shrouds Sterling Williams Case

Sterling Williams of Des Moines township fell ill after attending a Pla Mor dance last Thursday. He collapsed in a car, was taken home, then to Letharan Hospital Fort Dodee where doctors suspect he was doped. He remained unconscious until Monday and was moved to Iowa City for treatment. family hopes for a clear mind soon.

Sterling Williams Des Moines Ufis Letheran Fort Dodee Low City Spr Ray Williams Sonpal

Corn Club Meeting planned in Pocahontas county

Farm Bureau notes announce a county 4-H Corn Club meeting at the County Agent’s office in Pocahontas on Wednesday evening April 17 1985. County Agent Howard C C Willett aims to expand corn work with seed and fertilizer support from local firms. Thirty three boys participated last year with several earning top prizes at Chicago and Ames shows.

Pocahontas Howard C.C. Willett Willett Pocahontas County Chicago Ames Joburt Russell

Farm Bureau Meeting Set For April 15 In Des Moines Township

The Des Moines Township Unit of the Farm Bureau will meet at the D M T school building Monday evening April 15. An interesting program has been arranged and everyone is cordially invited to attend.

Des Moines Farm Bureau

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Plans County Event in Rolfe

The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. W. L. McIntire’s home with several hostesses assisting. Plans were made for the county meeting in Rolfe on May 14, with the exact place to be announced. A program included piano and cello solos, soprano numbers, a paper on child welfare, and sewing activities followed by lunch.

American Legion Auxiliary W. L. McIntire H. A. Harriger Floyd McCain Veronica Harrison A. M. de Vaul Rolfe E. F. Stallcup Anita Miller Tetty Mclntire Luxemburg Gardens Observatory Hill Wanda Srouse Dretha A. A. Richmond

Extension workers train thousands of corn-hog leaders at ISU

Trained 7000 corn-eug extension workers at Iowa State College Ames helped train more than 7000 county and township corn-hog committeemen in 1931. County agents held nearly 10000 educational meetings on the corn-hog program with over 590000 total attendees, per a report by R kh Bliss director of Extension Service at ISU.

Iowa State College Ames R. Kh. Bliss Iowa State

Baby Carol Joanne Shirecon Born in April Morn

A 54 pound baby girl named Carol Joanne was born to Mr and Mrs Clement Shirecon on Monday morning April 7. The event marks the couple’s first child and was announced in local society circles.

Clement Shirecon Carol Joanne

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pocahontas Cops Betty Clean Legion Repres Rolife Lee Struthers George Spence C. “Dad Bodkin D. M. 'T. Woman’s Club Gertrude Hurley James Truelsen Arthur Vaughn Zelda Snyder Jeanette Maasdam D. M.T Adelaide Weishaar D. M. T. High School A. Vaughn Chas Ham H. R. Spencer Florence Peterson North Central District Hidon Obrecht Margaret V. White Rolfer High School Inez Archer Cole Rocote Codney SEARS Othe Drake H.C. Wellett J. O. Wangberg Luther League Methodist Episcopal Church Bassett Epworth League Farm Bureau Notes and Farm News Legion Auxiliary Meets
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