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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1933

Page

4

Fame St Olaf Choir to Sing at Fort Dodge Event

The famed St Olaf's Lutheran Choir from Northfield Minnesota will perform at Fort Dodge High School auditorium on Sunday April 30. The 55 member group led by Dr F Melius Christiansen has earned nationwide praise from major papers for perfect pitch timing and ensemble balance.

Iowa St. Olaf's Lutheran Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge Senior High School St. Olaf’s College Northfield Minn Boston New York Cleveland Chicago Washington Denver Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles F. Melius Christiansen Gustav Schreck University of Leipzig St. Thomas Church America Chicago Herald & Examiner Herman Devries St. Olaf Choristers F. Melius Christiansen

Pocahontas County farmers tap feed seed and barnyard loans

Last year many Pocahontas farmers used U S government feed and seed loans though 1982 crops lighten demand. Loans cover crop costs and supplies with up to 800 dollars cap and a 30 percent cash grain reduction rule. Applications open in April at the county agent's office.

Pocahontas County U. S Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation Court House Sioux City J. W. Clancy Vonda Eppler Gutz Pomeroy W. O. Jones Manson C. I. Gundersen Rolfe Avent C. R. Bowers Pocahontas

College Students Return for Easter Recess

Morningside College and University of Iowa students head home for the Easter recess. Randall Melson takes Mary and Annabelle Brinkman home from Sioux City. Virgil Vaughn with Frances. Betty Melson signs to teach at Remsen next school year. Norman Siefkin elected Eminent Commander of Sigma Nu in Rolfe. precaution of Rebels keeps him away for Easter. Buena Vista sees Warren Ives and Halleck Brinkman back for the weekend.

Randall Melson Sioux City Miss Mary Annabelle Brinkman David Virgil Vaughn Miss Frances Morningside College University of Iowa Iowa City Miriam Ives Mary Pollock Betty Melson Robert Melson Melvin Thompson Clifford Graeber Aubrey Wilson Remsen Norman Siefkin Sigma Nu Rolfe Sigma Nu House Virgil Hancher Clyde Charlton Shannon Charlton Gordon Siefkin Norman Buena Vista College Warren Ives Halleck Brinkman

Rolfe Strives for Saloonless Town in Early Iowa History

The article details Rolfe’s founding by North West Land Co and J J Bruce in 1881 with deeds banning alcohol sales. Saloons appeared in nearby towns after 1894 mulct taxes, faced injunctions, and were later barred again by court rulings in 1900. The Pocahontas Temperance Alliance and the Anti-Saloon League led the drive to end saloons, declared in November 1900.

Rolfe Northwest Land Co J. J. Bruce A. O. Garlock Shirley Lime Market Bruce Fonda Gilmore City Palmer Varina Pocahontas County Supreme Court Temperance Alliance Anti-Saloon League League

Prohibition Sparks Ongoing Public Debate Across Communities

Prohibition remains in its early stages prompting continued public contention. Citizens argue for stricter control while others resist additional ballots on enforcement and traffic law violations.

Easter Music at Methodist Church Draws Local Friends

The Easter musicale on Palm Sunday at the Methodist church drew attendees from area churches. The program featured choir, small groups, a vocal trio Fern Beulah and Muriel Christensen, trombone solo by Donald Davidson, and flute solo by Margaret Virginia White under Miss Inez Archer. The event aimed to allow performers to spend Easter at home.

Inez Archer Fern Beulah Muriel Christensen Donald Davidson Margaret Virginia White

Legionnaires to Meet in Gilmore City on April 17

Pocahontas County American Legion Association holds April meeting at Legion Hall Gilmore City on Monday evening April 17 beginning at eight o'clock. Gilmoreites prepared an excellent program and a good time is assured. All Legionaires invited to attend.

Pocahontas County American Legion Association Legion Hall Gilmore City Gilmoreites

Mrs Nellie Mitchell Dies After Illness in Arlington

Mrs Nellie Mitchell died at her Arlington South Carolina home on Wednesday April 12 1983 after a lengthy illness. Her sisters Mrs Earl Fisher and Mrs D E Young of Rolfe and Mrs Otto Alberts of Pocahontas traveled to Arlington after hearing the news. The body was transported to Rolfe Friday for burial and the funeral will be held at the Rolfe Presbyterian Church on Saturday April 15 at 2 30 p m.

Nellie Mitchell Arlington S. C Rolfe Earl Fisher D. E. Young Otto Alberts Pocahontas Mitchell Rolfe Presbyterian Church

Editor apologizes for three corrections this week

The editors correct errors about Axel Iverson’s driving route, A C Tyler’s lodging in Rolfe, and a family birthday celebration. Axel actually runs the north route for the Rolfe Creamery, Gerald Foust handles the south route cream collection, and Mrs Firkins is deceased with the party honoring Father Firkins.

Axel Iverson Des Moines Rolfe Creamery Axel Gerald Foust A. C. Tyler Chicago Nelson Hotel Rolfe Mr. Tyler Marvin Burroughs

Elopement Plans Across Continents Revealed

A humorous note from Frankfurter Illustrierte describes lovers arranging an extravagant elopement by airship. They plan to wed in Rio de Janeiro, announce in New York, seek forgiveness in Cherbourg, and wire Paris for return fares.

South America Rio New York Cherbourg Paris Frankfurter Illustrierte Frankfurt

The Flexible Comb Demonstration Ends With Surprise Question

A humorous ad exchange features a salesman showing a bendable comb that withstands hammering and twisting while a curious listener asks if it can comb hair, illustrating playful salesmanship.

Travelers’ Beacon

Which Do You Prefer, Summer or Winter News

A dialogue contrasts weather extremes with dullness of daily updates. One speaker notes no preference, finding both extreme heat and cold equally depressing as they spend much time reading about climate records.

Man Falls From Roof Into Pea Bed in Brooklyn

A Brooklyn incident reports a man named Jonas Hardycrab falling from a roof while shingling. His wife Mrs Heighe-Old reflects on the accident, noting the man landed in a bed of sweet peas. The note appears in the Brooklyn Eagle with a satirical style from Arrow Adz.

Rolfe Local social roundup highlights weekend visits

Lucille Bowen and June Erickson of Webb visited the Bowen home. Paul Lothian and family of Palmer joined Earl Ferguson's family for a Sunday gathering. Homer Harriger and children returned to West Chicago after a ten day stay with Quigley and Harriger families. Marshal L. P. Peterson and Mrs. Chas. Knudson visited Blue Earth with their two sons. Trinity Lutheran Missionary Society elected officers Mrs. E. B. Thompson president and Miss Anna Ryen secretary treasurer. Upcoming meeting set for Apr 26 at Mrs. Wangberg’s. Chas. Irwin traveled to Fort Dodge and West Bend. Maria Albert Lea visited George Ivey home. Daughters of Rebekah to meet Apr 18 at Odd Fellows. Elvina Peterson enjoying Easter with her mother and new niece. Promotion Club seeks volunteers to bring Rolfe High musicians to Mason City for the weekend. Jimmy Sennett listed as contact.

Lucille Bowen June Erickson Webb C. B Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church L. W. Larson E. B. Thompson Anna Ryen J .O. Wangberg Daughters of Rebekah Odd Fellows’ Hall Elvina Peterson Lara Peterson Edward Gutknecht

Golf Club Cleanup Notice At Rolfe City Park

Rolfe golf club members are notified to attend a cleanup at Rolfe City Park Tuesday at 1 00 p m Volunteers should bring tools such as forks shovels rakes and a broom Sary indicates multiple tasks for cleanup led by Robt G Huntes et al at the city park cleanup site

Rolfe Gol Rolfe ‘City Park Huntes

Fishing and Hunting License Application Details

The notice outlines by mail license application requirements for fishing and hunting. It lists needed information such as name address county and physical descriptions including hair and eye color and sex. Send to Pocahontan Iowa with the appropriate fee.

Pocahontan Iowa Tee Petey County

Also Mentioned on This Page

ST. Olaf’s Lutheran FT. Dodge Father Legionaires Firkins A. A A. L Mui Rolfe Local Marshal L. P. Peterson Blue Earth Chas. Knudson Lars Peterson Chas. Irwin Fort. ‘Dodge É Ha Bend Jimmy Sennett Promotion Club Rolfe High Mason City Jimmy Golf Club Standard Oil Standard Oil Service Atlas Tires
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