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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1915

Page

4

The Laurens Chautauqua Conflicts With Rolfes

The Laurens chautauqua dates conflict with Rolfes with sessions starting July 7 as a bureau chautauqua. The Fortnightly Club hosted a Tuesday evening meeting at C. W. Biefkin home with a committee including Mesdames Biefkin McIntire and McCray. Also notes on H H Jacobs death, water piping by W R Jones, and E Wilcox testing alfalfa on ten acres near the town.

Rolfes Mesdames C. W. Biefkin W. P. McIntire P. A. McCray Cobhbs H. H. Jacobs West Bend West Bend. Mrs. Jacobs Has One Sister Residing In Rolfe ~—Mrs. H. D. Smith Jacobs Brown W. RR. Jones H. A. Lind Hill

Rolfe and Webster City Playball Headlines and Social Notes

Saturday baseball between Webster City High and Rolfe High is noted alongside local social items. D. D. Cornick traveled from Des Moines for Mrs. H. H. Jacobs funeral. Mrs. Cornick later left for Wyoming visits. Community updates mention visits to Fort Dodge, Chicago and Indiana, road work on a bridge approach, Rosary Club gathering, a Doll Contest at Bonner Millinery with 100 votes for $1, and various local residents’ activities and remarks on statehouse study.

Webster City High Rolfe High D. D. Cornick Des Moines H. H. Jacobs Hansell Howard Clarke Rosary Club Bonner Rolfe Robert Bruce Robert Bob

Free Methodist Church Notes in Green Valley and Pleasant View

Mrs. T. Gardner, pastor, notes Sunday school at Green Valley school house at 10:00 A M with preaching every two weeks. Next appointment May 2. Services start at 11. Pleasant View school house hosts Sunday school at 2:30 P M and a meeting on Sunday Apr 26 to arrange classes elect teachers for supplies. Preaching at 3:30 P.M.

We Free Methodist Church T. Gardner Green Valley Pleasant View School House

Rolfe Flock Plans Free Methodist Church Building

The Rolfe community moves to complete payments on the Free Methodist church lots and begins plans for a new church building this summer. Rev Mia Gardner and Mr Gardner recently moved from Illinois to lead missionary work at home and a tabernacle meeting is planned for late May or early June.

Green Valley Free Methodist Rolfe Rev Mia Gardner Illinois

High School Notes Record Busy Weekend Activities

The second grade earned a half holiday after perfect attendance. Teachers and guests gathered at Mrs. Clarence Boyce for a Monday evening with lunch and music. The seventh grade debated a loaded topic with Rollin Grant and Kathryn Green leading for the affirmative. Invitations went out for a lawn party for Seniors and Juniors. St. John's baseball beat by I.R.H.S. last Friday. Webster City game ahead this Saturday. Attorney Moon visited Humboldt recently.

Stockwell Babcock Norton Butler Colebaugh Miss Gingrich Manson Kathryn Peterson Miss Crane Laurens Miss Packard Clarence Boyce Boyce Miss Butler Graeber Rollin Grant Kathryn Green Raymond Malcolm Vera Everett Myron Cook Nellie Million Lois Lighter Olive Moffett St. John’s Ball Park Webster City

Obituary of Henry Tilley first Rolfe postmaster dies in Kansas

Telegram from Mrs Tilley in Ransom Kansas reports the death of Henry Tilley at home on April 16 1915. The former Rolfe postmaster is remembered as an honest patriotic neighbor and a respected pioneer of Pocahontas County. Born 1843 in Ware Somerset England he came to America 1855 and settled in Des Moines Township Iowa before enlisting in 1862 with Company B 4th Town Cavalry. He married Belle Hancher and later moved to Kansas during grasshopper years. Surviving family includes wife and children, sisters Mary Jarvis and Ellen Hayward, and brother Edward in Idaho.

Henry Tilley Ransom Kansas Matthew Tilley Ware Somerset Eng America Dyersville Pocahontas County Henry Jarvis Des Moines Township Henry 4Th Town Cavalry W. S. Fogles Chas, Jarvis Dennis Thos. Quigley Powhatan Township Belle Hancher Tilley McEwen Mary Jarvis Ellen Hayward Rolfe Edward Idaho J. J. Bruce Secy

Pocahontas County School Convention Opposes Consolidation

The Rolfe Arrow reports that Pocahontas county school convention went on record in opposition to consolidation. The editorial questions public leaders opposing consolidation, calling it a major issue for Iowa schools and noting its potential to attract capable teachers and improve districts.

Pocahontas County Rolfe Arrow Iowa Pocahontas Pomeroy Herald

Uncle Zeke Tries A New Story For Schoolboys

A Murray restaurant encounter with Uncle Zeke yields a tale about a farmer Snarly Snifter and a pond sign Cant you boys read It ends with a moral on boys growing into men and choosing paths in life.

Zeke Murray Charlie Webb Jim Wilson Gwan Nixie Snarley Snifter Olell Kirkpatrick Kenneth Pearce Pol Mwog Cal Kent

The True Heroes Beyond the Football Field

A speaker urges earning hero status through work and duty not just sports glory. He recalls football and baseball heroes but highlights a hardworking young man caring for an aging mother, sacrificing personal time and money to shield her from hardship.

Republic

A Hero’s Quiet Return to Honor His Mother

The speaker notes a hero’s private gratitude toward his mother, who worked for him as a hero from birth. He seeks no public acclaim, valuing personal virtue over applause. He embodies Washington wisdom, Lincoln love, and Grant grit to inspire future generations.

Washington Lincoln Grant

Sage and Sulphur Darkens Gray Hair

A vintage cure claims Sage and Sulphur restore dark rich hair color. The ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold for 50 cents at drug stores, promising natural darkening with gloss and reduced itching. It advises applying with a damp sponge or brush to small strands.

Wyeth

Also Mentioned on This Page

BE. E. Wilcox Oklahoma Nels Lillegard Fort Dodge Geo. Bruce Bradley Moore Ed McMahon Chicago Mr. McMahon Indiana J. F. Bonner Fannie Hammil Britt O. BE. S Hoyne Rolfe Chautauqua Association W. P. Wheeler J. T. Grant Bonner Millinery Sunset Hill Club BB. C. White J. H. Waterman C. W. and W. A. Waterman Newell F. B. Hoyne J. & W. C. Shull Kolfe W. C. Shull Rolfe Taaka Noorrten Moon Humboldt The Variety Store Geo. R. Cook Rolfe, Iowa Saturday Evening Post W. P. McIntire & Son Young Martin Percheron Martin N. A. Lind, Rolfe W. W. Campbell, Groom
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