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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1933

Page

5

Rolfe Community Calendar April May Events Listed

Local notices list multiple Rolfe area events from April 27 to May 18. Sorosis Club din ner with Mrs Clifford Howe and Des Moines Township play opening night at D M T auditorium. County track meet in City Park Rolfe and Rolfe High School events including senior banquet and class plays. Various club meetings and church group gatherings scheduled with dates from May 1 to May 18.

Sorosis Club Rolfe High School Rosary Society W. A. Spence Rolfe Auto Co Chas Bowen Excelsior Society of the Presbyterian Church Kensington Trinity Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Rolfcare Club C. Launderson Rolferi R. C. Hunter

School presents operetta The Smuggleman with grade exhibit

The elementary grades stage The Smuggleman directed by Miss Inez Archer to a full auditorium. Junior Eccles and Marsh Graham lead the boys. Robert Obrecht plays The Smuggleman while Jeanette Hauck is the Fairy Queen. The show features Mother Goose vignettes and diverse choruses. An exhibit of notebooks posters art and vocational projects follows with Home Economics baking prizes awarded by judge Mrs. Shirley Thornton.

Inez Archer Junior Eccles Marsh Graham Robert Obrecht Jeanette Hauck Evelyn Struthers Rachael Wiegman Mother Goose Janice Wiegman Marjorie Cornell Charlene Sandvig Verna Peterson Fae Fisher Shirley Thornton

Secretary of the Treasury See as Key First Step

The article frames the Secretary of the Treasury as the initial priority in a broader governance plan. It emphasizes optimism about early actions and outlines expectations for fiscal policy and administrative priorities connected to the new administration.

Secretary of the Treasury

Rolfe High Seniors Present Class Play on May 5

Rolfe High School seniors stage Paying the Piper a wholesome comedy about a newlyweds home with an ambitious business deal and a cast including Gilbert Freeman Helen Kennedy and Julius Stevenson. The May 5 1938 performance features a wide supporting lineup and comic misadventures.

Rolfe High School Gilbert Freeman Helen Kennedy Julius Stevenson Dorothy Mishler Jean Pollock Theron Graeber Roger Bruce James Carroll Geo. Heard Grace McEwen

Rolfe Prepares for County Track and Field Meet

Rolfe high school readies for the county track and field meet at Rolfe city park Friday April 28 starting 1 15 pm. Over 50 boys from Pocahontas and other towns compete with a silver plaque for top team and medals and trophies for event winners. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.

Rolfe High School Rolfe City Park Pocahontas

Community temperance meeting slated at Methodist church

A large community temperance meeting will be held Sunday evening at the Methodist church with attorney W C Edson of Storm Lake as principal speaker. Edson, former Iowa state representative and house speaker, now practicing law in Storm Lake, also leads Buena Vista College trustees. The event ties to a regional plan for pre May temperance gatherings and a June 20 special election on constitutional repeal measures.

Methodist Church W. C. Edson Storm Lake Iowa General Assembly Buena Vista College Edson Fort Dodge Union Service Pocahontas

County relief work funded by Reconstruction Finance Corp

Unemployed county men gain work through a state funded program loaned by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. A relief committee led by Tony Mackovets of Pocahontas guides roles with Miss Morehouse of Des Moines as administrator. Workers, paid a dollar and a half daily, perform tasks like wood chopping and brush clearing, with family needs and eligibility assessed. The county also maintains widows' pensions and aid for nonworking residents.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation Tony Mackovets Pocahontas Ralph Hudek County Board of Supervisors W. J. Allen Laurens John Brinkman Rolfe Miss Morehouse Des Moines Rolfe Auto Company

Rolfe Pupils Observe Arbor Day With Tree Planting

Fifteen trees were planted at Rolfe City Park by Rolfe school students and staff for Arbor Day. Each of the thirteen grades added a tree with songs and readings while the Park Commission and faculty added two more. Local officials and the Golf Club president spoke urging park improvements.

Rolfe Rolfe City Park Park Commission B. Bowen G. G. Butler Golf Club T. S. Bassett J. B. Kent

Excelsiors Entertain At Presby Church Meeting

The Excelsior Society of the Presbyterian church hosts a May 3 gathering at 2:30 PM in the church parlors. The C and B divisions run the program and service, with singing, devotionals, a paper by Mrs. Pollock, a saxophone solo by Miss Ives, and a one act play Between Trains directed by Mrs. Siefkin.

Excelsior Society of the Presbyterian Church Kensington Ruth Webb Minnie Jarvis Grant’ Pollock The Mary LaVon Ives C. W. Siefkin Flaherty Eget Se Etta Lou Symes Gloria Seth Bryson Martha Mowbrey G. O. Hauck Annie J. R. McIntire

Kittenball Fans Urged to Attend May 1 Meeting

Notice invites all kittenball enthusiasts to Rolfe Auto Co. garage Monday evening May 1 to organize schedules and select players for each team. Everyone is welcome whether or not they plan to play. Subscribe for The Arrow-Now.

Rolfe Auto Co

County Days Organize for Repeal Campaign Rally

A county rally at the Bucahontas Methodist church featured Edson of Storm Lake and Rev Seaman of Fort Dodge advocating for prohibition and the eighteenth amendment. County officers and township chairmen were elected, with church groups urged to hold union dry services before May 8.

Methodist Church Buccahontas Edson Storm Lake Seaman First Methodist Episcopal Church of Fort Dodge Iowa C. Paul Carlson John Kettle Attorney Harris Pocahontas Rolfe J. O. Wangherge Mary Shriner

Promotion Club Revives Kitty Ball Effort at Local Meeting

The Promotion club held a noon meeting at P. J. Riches cafe with William Pattee as chair. W. D. Hauck received $20 to organize a work bee to rebuild the kittenball diamond with cinders and gravel for drainage.

P. J. Riches Cafe William Pattee Bert A. Peterson J. C. Bregotti W. D. Hauck Hauck Myr. Hauck

Interesting Program at D M T Farm Bureau Meet

The Des Moines Township Farm Bureau held its regular meeting at the D M T school on Monday evening April 17 with a good crowd. Mrs. Leslie Struthers directed the program including community singing led by Merle Christensen a poultry talk by C R Bowers and music and readings by local participants. A 4 H Club number by Elva Fae Ham followed by a lunch served by Zelda Snyder Nannie Snyder and Mrs Joe Weishaar closed the event.

Des Moines Township Farm Bureau Leslie Struthers Merle Christensen C. R. Bowers Arthur Weishaar Madeline Snook Maxine George Chas Ham Elva Fae Ham Zelda Nannie Snyder Joe Weishaar

Around the Corner for Prosperity in Short Outing

A speaker urges leaving familiar haunts to seek prosperity nearby. The idea is that a change of scene and stepping beyond routine could yield new opportunities and a brighter return.

Injured Drivers Hurled From Rolfe Chevrolet Crash

L. R. Davidson of Rolfe and Howard G. Gibson of Havelock were injured when a Rolfe Auto Chevrolet demonstrator collided with a rock near Humboldt. Davidson suffered rib and back injuries. Gibson, a 33 year old truck operator for Harding Co, has a crushed chest and punctured lung. Both men were hospitalized. Gibson remained serious.

L. R. Davidson Rolfe Howard G. Gibson Havelock Rolfe Auto Company Chevrolet Demonstrator Mr. Davidson Johnson Hill Humboldt Davidson Gibson Harding Co W. W. Beam Beam Watson MetIntire Des Moines

Wallace Beery stars in Flesh at the Ritz Theatre

Wallace Beery stars in Flesh at The Ritz with Ricardo Cortez Karen Morley Jean Hersholt and John Miljan among others. Showtimes Saturday afternoon and evening and Sunday evening with no Sunday matinee. Rolfe Promotion Club sponsors the screening with good short subjects and Topaz on May 3 and 4.

Wallace Beery Ricardo Cortez Karen Morley Jean Hersholt John Miljan Ritz Theatre Rolfe Beery Ritz John Barrymore

New Variety Store to Open in Rolfe

Merl McAninch, former Ledyard garage operator, opens a new Rolfe variety store in the F L Robinson building south of Butler's Hang-Out. Stock ranges five cents to one dollar with an entirely new assortment as redecorating finishes and displays are prepared for a soon opening.

McAninch

Rolfe Begins Selling New Beer Under Local Licenses

Rolfe opens three Class B licensed drinking spots and two eating places serving beer for here or to go. Prices drop from 20 to 15 cents a bottle, with keg beer expected later at ten cents per stein. Reactions vary and local drys condemn the spread of alcohol.

Rolfe Lawrence C. Wheeler Olson Butler’s G. G. Butler Riches Cafe Geo. B. Roberts

Rolfe Girl Advances From Storytelling Rally

Representatives of the Methodist Epworth League in Rolfe attended a Bible storytelling contest at Gilmore City Methodist church last Saturday. Stella Mae Brinkman and Barbara Melson represented Rolfe. Stella Mae delivered a dramatic Bible reading and Barbara presented a Bible story in her own words. Stella Mae earned advancement to the district contest in Fort Dodge next June. Local pastors Rev T S Bassett and Rev John A Kettle gave talks. Epworth League members came from Pocahontas Humboldt Rutland Bradgate Gilmore City and Rolfe.

Methodist Epworth League of Rolfe Gilmore City Methodist Church Stella Mae Brinkman Barbara Melson Rolfe Stella Mae Barbara Fort Dodge T. S. Bassett John A. Kettle Pocahontas Epworth League Humboldt Rutland Bradgate Gilmore City

Home Project Leaders Plan New Clothing Course

Mary Gregg of the Extension Service at Iowa State College will meet Pocahontas county Home Project Work leaders on May 4 at 1 30 p m in the Pocahontas county courthouse assembly room. Miss Helen Putnam will teach the new clothing course.

Mary Gregg Iowa State College Ames Pocahontas County Court House Pocahontas Helen Putnam

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American, Legion Auxiliary A. A. Brinkman Bon Ton Bridge’ Club Thomas Jiley Etta Symes A. L. D. Club C. L. Gunderson Des Moines Township Rolfe High Rolfe School Ohio W.S. Bupils Excelsiors Kitty D. M. T. Farm Bureau
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