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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1933

Page

4

Prohibition jests and town booster notes from Hereabouts column

HARRISS FERD THOMAS gathers Rolfe community musings on governance, beer, democracy, and newspaper roles. The column blends quips on taxes, editors, travel, voters, and local boosters urging reader cooperation with The Arrow to support community progress.

Drake Relays Set as Weekend Track Carnival in Des Moines

Des Moines hosts the twenty four Drake Relays with about 150 colleges entering. Star Ralph Metcalfe from Marquette will challenge the 104 yard event record while Iowa State and Iowa U contend in the mile and relay races. Kansas Glenn Cunningham aims for a fast mile as favorites gather for two day competition with general admission 75 cents and Saturday seats up to two dollars.

Des Moines Drake Stadium F. P Marquette University Metcalfe Iowa Iowa State College State University of Iowa Oklahoma University of Michigan Michigan Iowa State Glenn Cunningham K. U Venzke Cunningham Kansas Indiana

Local Social News Recap from Rolfe and Surrounding Areas

Community gossip notes feature visits and errands in Rolfe, Plover, Ware, Mallard, and surrounding towns. Mentions include Dell Hancher and Ruthven, the Bougheys, the Goodchild family, the Pirie family, Norvine Weinhold, and Gerald Nowack’s injury in Omaha. A detailed accident report will appear in Havelock correspondence.

Dell Hancher Ruthven C. E. Hancher Plover Will Pirie Cherokee Mr. Hancher Clarence Hobbs C. A. Boughey Rolfe Bert Smith W. Harvey Henderson Fred Goodchild Fred Irvin Keerbs Martin Keerbs Ernest Froh Buttz Fort Dodge F. 3B. Johnson H. H. Reents A. P. Truelsen Andrew Peterson Will Nowack Omaha Gerald Havelock

Notice of County Superintendent Convention for Pocahontas Iowa

Pocahontas County Iowa fixes a convention for May 9 1933 at 10 00 am in the court house assembly room to elect a county superintendent of schools for a three year term from the first secular day of September following. Presidents of district schools vote one each with alternates allowed. Rural Lizard township meets April 28 1933 at 3 30 pm at Humboldt school to select reps and alternates. Lincoln township meets at Lincoln School No 5 at 3 30 pm to select reps and alternates. Roy A Johnson Auditor Pocahontas County Iowa.

Pocahontas County Iowa Court House Pocahontas Lizard Township Humboldt School House Lincoln Township Lincoln School House Roy A. Johnson

New Maytag Washer Introduced At Low Price Field

The article outlines Maytag’s Model 10 washer announced for nationwide release. Production at Newton factory was increased to stock dealers. The design features gyrafoam action, gravity drainage, enclosed quiet drive, a one-fourth horsepower motor, auto shift lever, and self-reversing drain plate. Only partial text remains, noting a multi-motor option and dealer R. G. Hunter’s enthusiasm.

Arrow Maytag Newton R. G. Hunter

Prosperity Seen After Banking Turndown and Wall Street Trail

The piece reflects on economic mood shifting from bank closures to anticipated prosperity. It notes many self made men gained wealth through Wall Street activity and how public perception of wealth and banks changes as financial headlines evolve.

Community News The Plover area hosts a week of visits

Numerous visits and traveling between Havelock Rolfe and surrounding towns fill the week. Residents and guests include the Spear family, G L Sanders, Burl Houck, and Lynn of Ida Grove visiting in Pirie and Grove homes. A smallpox scare prompted vaccination campaigns with no new cases reported.

George Spear Havelock G. L. Sanders Burl Houck Farmhamville Lynn Ida Grove Geo. L. Pirie Jr A. W. Hess Des Moines Marshalltown A. A. Firkins Rolfe Merle Callender J. W. Ferguson J. B. Sheldon C. E. Miller L. E. Thompson F. G. Grove M. ©. Thompson Cedar Rapids Chas. Stover Er. R. Robinson Emmetsburg F. A. Pringle Anna DeWolf R. N Nettie Campbell University Hospital Iowa City Campbell John Gembler Romeo Johnson Fort Dodge Gembler R. E. Dunn Walter Rothwell Presbyterian Church Rolfe Presbyterian Church O. E. Pearson Mary Johnson A. McEwen G. L. Pirie Sr Robert Pocahontas Ward VanAlstine Bradgate Keith Cassell James Cruickshank Board of Health

A Letter By Mrs Pollock Continues From Page Seven

Mrs Pollock recounts travel with Homer Malcolm and Elizabeth Shak elford from Sidney Nebraska toward home near Cheyenne. The party drove 600 miles in a day and a half facing limited weather with snow storms and heavy spring rains avoided. They express relief and happiness to reach home and see kin and friends.

Homer Malcolm Elizabeth Shakelford Sidney Neb Cheyenne Home Sweet Home J. H. Pollock

American Legion Auxiliary Plans District Meeting and Events

Mrs Earl Kilbourne represented the Plover Unit at the county meeting in Pocahontas on April 19. The Eighth District spring pop meeting is set for May 2 at the Warden Hotel Ft Dodge registration at 9 and meeting at 10. A quartette contest and skits by county chairs are planned with an evening joint banquet with the Legion at 6:30 followed by dancing and cards. A department broadcast airs April 28 from WOI Ames featuring Grace Gilbert King on the Message of the Poppy.

Earl Kilbourne Auxiliary Pocahontas Warden Hotel Ft. Dodge The Legion WOI Ames Grace Gilbert King

Card of Thanks for Nettie Allbee

We express sincere thanks to all who aided during illness and burial of our mother Mrs Nettie Allbee and for the pine flowers Elmer Allbee Wilbur Allbee

Nettie Allbee Elmer Allbee Wilbur Allbee

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Wiiniiyi Cmon T. Any Swan Mowyer Harriss Ferd Thomas Drake Relays Attra‘ Ifon Cummins Two Wall Street Mrs. Pollock American Legion Auxiliary Notes
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