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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1922

Page

4

Rolfe School Notes Include Staff Absences and Awards

Miss Marie Lemon visited Cedar Rapids returning midweek. Mrs J K Lemon covered classes during absence. Miss Hanson returns after five weeks illness. Anna Ryen and Martin Alexander back after appendicitis operations. Delma Feaster and Florence Rees moved away. Miss Finn at Goodale home. Miss Twigg assisted Junior High. Mrs Russell Potter visited second grade. Parents Wisher and White visited fifth and sixth grades. April 6 athletic dinner with talks. letters awarded to Minnie Kober Avis Wotapek Marjorie Glascock Elizabeth King Catherine Hollis Earl Cox George Truelson Martin Alexander. Stripes earned by Walter Harris Earl Cox Orvan Olerich Lawrence Larson Richard Cleal James Sennett Myron Boos Kermit Symes. Next year captains named: Football Orvan Olerich. Boys Basketball Earl Cox. Girls Basketball Catherine Hollis. A Club officers elected: President Kermit Symes Vice President Catherine Hollis Secretary Martin Alexander Treasurer Orvan Olerich. Six weeks scholarship: top grades Lillian Zimmerman Marie Wiegman.

Minnie Kober Avis Wotapek Marjorie Glascock T Elizabeth King Catherine Hollis Earl Cox George Truelson Martin Alexander Walter Harris Orvan Olerich Lawrence Larson Richard Cleal James Sennett Myron Boos Kermit Symes

Senior Class Play Miss Somebody Else at High School

Gordon Siefkin notes the senior class presents Miss Somebody Else at the high school auditorium Friday evening May 6. Calendar listed includes May 5 exhibitions and play, May 12 track meet at Fonda, May 19 banquet, May 21 baccalaureate, May 25 commencement, and May 26 school closes.

Fonda

D. M. T. School Notes Highlights And Upcoming Events

The April 18 Literary Society meeting featured Marion Hollis of Rolfe with An Inspired Dishwasher and musical numbers by Mrs. Art Vaughn Loveridge and Mrs. W. G. Byerhoff. Seniors bought class rings from J. White & Son. D. M. T. hosts Plover in baseball on April 21. The high school play The Old Oaken Bucket runs two nights April 20 and 21 with 25 and 35 cent admissions.

Literary Society Marion Hollis Rolfe Art Vaughn Loveridge W. G. Byerhoff

Des Moines Register Ad Offer Promotes Morning Delivery

An advertisement touts first news delivery in the Des Moines Register with a reduced annual price of five dollars. Local representative H. F. Thomas administers samples and services by phone. The tone hints at a quip about avoiding bootleg nomenclature.

DES Moines Register H. F. Thomas

Snowy trick backfires as fox plans hens with coon

In a woodland tale, Mr Fox pleads with Mr Coon to help disguise him as a snowman to snatch hens. The plan collapses when Timmy Goon and others snowball the disguise, exposing Fox and prompting a warning about asking for favors.

R. Fox Mr. Fox Dog Mr. Coon Timmy Benny Coon Timmy Goon Mr. Rox

Sadie Name Origins and Etymology in History

Sadie and Sadye trace to Sarah from Hebrew meaning to fight or rule, later linked to princess. The name travels through English, Irish, and French forms with Sarah the common root, Sadie emerging from Ireland’s Sadhbh and Americanization. Malachite charms bring peace and protection, with Saturday as a lucky day and undefined number.

Sadie Sadye Sarah Sara Abraham Sadhbh Larotte Ireland America

Webster's Book On English Sparks Frustration In Work Life

A worker questions a long ago Webster dictionary style book used to learn English. He argues the guide misdefines words like offensive and struggles with spelling and meaning. The piece notes his boss cites Webster as expert on American usage while the worker doubts its usefulness.

Webster Meester Webster Uniteda State Pietro Leetle Mebbe Hundreed Dolla Mont

Local Notes From Rolfe and Nearby Towns

Plover paragraphs record visits and news from Rolfe Iowa Fort Dodge Des Moines and Des Moines Drake University. Mentions of Esther LeValley Mabel McKim Ruth Ferguson J W Phillips Dorothy Elliott and many locals include health visits new clothing lines at Petersons and a basket social by the American Legion auxiliary in the lodge hall.

Esther “LeValley Sheffield Iowa Mabel McKim Ruth Ferguson Fort Dodge J. .W. Phillips Rochester Mian Miss Dorothy Lawrence McBedwin Petersons Rolfe I. M McKim Elliott Des Moines A.crawford Harry Mann Lee Hess Ganford Shoe Co Minneapolis Plover Mercantile Co Chas. E. Watts W. S. Chinn E. C. Hancher Emmetsburg Godford Johnson L. Miller Earl Hughes Woman’s Auxiliary The Amercan Legion Elwood Miller Kaynee Fred Nelson Forrest Ridenour Mallard Rolfe Light & Power ‘Co Ray McKim

Legion and Auxiliary Present Patriotic Program at Plover

The American Legion post and its Woman's Auxiliary offer a patriotic program at the Plover school house on Saturday evening April 22 at 8:30. Speakers include Frank P. Hogan County Advocate J A Eckenrod County Attorney Fred M. Hudson and Dr J H Lynch National Speaker. All are invited.

American Legion Woman’s Auxiliary Plover Frank P. Hogan J. A. ‘Eckenrod Fred M. Hudson J. H

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mess Bank First National Bank Rolfe, Iowa Rolfe School Miss Marie Lemon Cedar Rapids J.K. Lemon Miss Hanson Anna Ryen Delma Feaster Florence Rees Miss Finn Goodale Miss Twigg Russell Potter M. R. Wisher A. P. White Lillian Zimmerman Marie Wiegman Marie Wiegeman Gordon Siefkinse Tilda Munson Marietta Spence Marion Hollissee Ee Kathleen Tiernan Glenn Ives Lilian Zimmerman Ruby Green Henrietta Kober Stella Sennett Eer Nees Darlene Smith Helen Tiernan Vera Nelson Vera Smith Beth Bryan Tarl MacVey Sopho Clara Peterson Ee Walter Heald Margaret Green Avis Gordon Siefkin J. White & Son D. M.T Young & Field Young & Fields Literary Readers Holland MR. Coons Snow Man Trv Mildred Marshall Sadi England Sara Beauchamp Edward I Sarrota de Moulton John Kendrick Bangs Jett Sieey McEwen Robert Bruce James Bruce Joseph McEwen D. D. McEwen Je. B KENT Robert ‘Bruce James Bruce W Joseph. McEwen Leslie E. Francis U. S Jos. Krejci Sex James E. W. Kerns Jud Mehbifey Chicago Legion and Auxiliary Senate the People’s Savings Bank Conservative Safe—Sound Towa
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