Yath Strut Performance Noted In Night Show
A quirky stage piece titled Yath Strut received mixed reviews at the night show with performers Py and IA delivering a bold if unusual routine. Audiences responded with applause and puzzled comments.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1941
Page
6
A quirky stage piece titled Yath Strut received mixed reviews at the night show with performers Py and IA delivering a bold if unusual routine. Audiences responded with applause and puzzled comments.
Phyllis Horsman Man of Plover and Arthur Sellers of Marshalltown wed Sunday at 1 30 pm in the Little Brown church near Nashua with Rev F E Hanscom officiating. Attendants Lucille Christensen and Dwight Flickinger of Des Moines. The couple plan to farm at Williams. A shower in Plover and a Nashua dinner followed.
Sunday school class members from Mrs Ri E DuBois hosted a skating party at Twin Lakes with a prize contest won by the senior class. Family visitors included the Alfred Roberts clan from Mason City and the Wolfe, Cox, and Morey households. Billy Ory marked his second birthday with the Orr family gathering.
Federated clubs of Pocahontas County met in Laurens on Saturday for the annual county meeting. Attendees from here included Mrs. A Allen Heathman Mrs. Mervin Her Mrs. W R Her and Mrs. R E Houck among others.
Mr and Mrs Bert Clouss took a business trip to Des Moines Friday. Claud Barth has contracted mumps. Logie Barcus home in Bovey Minn burned with contents after oil stove fire. Louie severely burned. American Legion auxiliary met at Ray Gruver home with 21 present. sewing for Red Cross produced baby blankets and garments. Mrs Ray Chase to Sioux City for factory work. Ray Chase to transfer from Rock Island arsenal. Mrs Henry Buck helped sell coupon books at West Bend. Hattie West residence painted by A R Gaskill. Andy Truelson family moved to Rodman where he will manage a Quaker elevator.
Mrs Lehnus presided at the county meeting with Y T Comer and several civic ladies listed. Plover’s entertainment featured Helen Beneke’s flute solo with Miss Rector. D M T school supply teacher Mrs Edward Lehnus served two weeks. Boy Scouts supporters included Glenn Page C E Miller Dick Du Bois and Frank Marcus. Plover Methodist Church announces Sunday school and worship with pastor Ed Redmayne plus Young People Service and a Woman’s Society supper on April 26.
Prover John Brunn pastor of the Presbyterian Church announces a new worship time starting May 4 with service at 9:00 a.m. followed by Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. All are invited to attend.
Oats Co. Mr Dailey and family occupy the Truelson residence. Mrs Lee Glenn and Mary Katherine return from Clare. Mrs Frank Ralfe and Mrs Henry Buck attend A L Johnson funeral in Rolfe. Johnnie Brazier injures shoulder at school. Several families travel to Farnhamville Pocahontas Lake Minnewashta Omaha Laurens and Mallard for visits.
Mrs Minnie Reents Mrs Emma Johnson Mrs Julia Nowack and Mrs Grover Moore attended a shower for Sylvia Cagen Duis at the Lutheran church in Mallard on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Brook Gill welcomed a son born Sunday at their home. Will Webster of Sioux Rapids visited Pocahontas to see his daughter Mrs Francis Murray. Local motion picture seats have arrived. John Jacobson and Mr Peterson visited the John Brazier home. Margaret Cupp and Pearl Mick visited Gilmore City to see Will Gist.
Loretta Bass was thrown in front of a disc during field work and sustained twisted ankles with significant bone injury per X ray. Mrs. Russell Kraai and infant son Robert Russell have returned home from Laurens after care at the Ketchem home. Mrs. KE. 8S. Olsberg and baby returned home from Emmetsburg hospital.
Havelock Methodist Church hosts a baby style show by the Helping Hand circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service on Thursday afternoon for children under school age. A twenty five cent lunch will be served. Next Sunday Ep worth League meets at 7 30 p m. The church thanks the society for interior redecorating.
I T Hughes of Selma labored to build a cribbage board featuring eight woods. He sourced wild cherry maple and mulberry himself, walnut from Selma, holly from the Pacific coast, vermillion from East India, amaranth from British Guiana, and ebony from a foreign country.
A tree being cut down toppled toward Shipley's cafe in Algona injuring a wall and city electric wires. The fallen tree pulled wires from the building as patrons watched the incident unfold. Stop accidents before they stop you. Now Adilet Column.
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