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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1936
Page
8
A new wide range sound equipment model is the talk of the town with demonstrations showcasing high fidelity acoustics and versatile tuning for venues. Local dealers report strong interest from clubs theaters and event organizers.
Miss Clara Smith spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Gee and F. Smith. Shomler of Rockwell City visited J. A. Hansen in their home last Thursday. Fireman's Ball is set for Tuesday May 12. Gehrt and Nicoson handled matters in Fort Dodge last Friday. Dahl's Market on the H F Petersen building had a week’s repair. Mrs. A G Sroufe and Miss Lola Sroufe attended Mrs. Isom Hufford’s funeral in Pocahontas Tuesday. Annabelle Kibler of Farona Wis visits aunt Mrs. A A Richmond in town for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jas Cornwell visited Mrs. Cornwell’s mother in Manson Wednesday. Mrs. Chris Oleson and Mrs. D F Young visited Everett Shaw in Mallard Friday. Donna Jean Miller spent the weekend with paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Tate in Pocahontas. Raymond and Milo Reinders of Mallard called on Laddie DeWolf Saturday afternoon, former Mallard schoolmates. Quinsland’s Cafe marks its first anniversary in Rolfe with a sale next Saturday and Sunday. See adv in this issue.
Rolfe and nearby towns see a flurry of visits from residents and relatives across Pocahontas, Emmetsburg, Storm Lake, Des Moines, and Fort Dodge. Community groups meet, trees and buildings advertised for spraying, and a new Rolfe paper debuts amid local clubs, church events, and music fundraiser efforts.
Mr and Mrs Chris Mason hosted dinner at the L T Lundy home Sunday. The Tuesday Club schedules a May 5 meeting at Mrs H F Olerichs country home. Jean Cornwell visited his sister Mrs Elmer Larsen in West Bend. Mr and Mrs B A Peterson drove to Des Moines Sunday on business and returned Monday May 1. Rolfe Woman's Club to meet at Mrs Grant Pollocks home with officer elections.
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