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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1942

Page

2

Latin Class Presents Two Plays At School Assembly

The Latin I class under Miss Hurley performed two plays last Friday afternoon in Roman costumes. Cast members included Titus eleven, Lucius and Publius twins, Octavia, Ancilla, Effigies, and other roles taught by Miss Hurley and assisted by students Colleen Hansen and Shirley Fisher.

Miss Hurley Foxy Medicus Titus Jean Johansen Lucius Publius Shirley Fisher Mabel Coyle Octavia Snood Thompson Lillie Tish Marcus Thelma Boyd Ancilla Colleen Hansen Agnes Thompson Lillie Fish Sextus Phillipus

Chapter FR of P40 meets at McIntire home

A regular Chapter FR meeting at Mrs. J. R. McIntire’s home on Tuesday afternoon includes Mrs. Margie Wallace from Gilmore City and Mrs. Minnie Neal from the chapter. Mrs. F. E. Grant reviews Inviti ation to Live by Lloyd Douglas. next meeting May 12 at Mrs. A. A. Brinkman. Rolfe Woman's club meets May 1 at Mrs. Muriel Wilson’s with Welfare Department program and officer elections. Mrs. O. M. Chaney of Spencer will be guest speaker.

J. R. McIntire Gilmore City Margie Wallace Rock Rapids Minnie Neal F. E. Grant Lloyd Douglas A. A. Brinkman Rolfe Woman’s Club Muriel Wilson O. M. Chaney Spencer

Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Board Meeting

E J Plummer pastor leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Bible class at 6:30 p.m. Choir practice at 8 p.m. Thursday. Officials board to meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the church.

THE Methodist Church E. J. Plummer

Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Activities

W F Schneck pastor leads morning worship at 11 o clock and Sunday school at 10. Junior Endeavor meets 6 45 p m, Senior Endeavor Wednesday afternoon, choir practice Thursday afternoon.

Nain Lutheran Church Service and Sunday School

James N. Lund presides at Nain Lutheran Church for a Sunday morning service at 11. Sunday school begins at 10 15 with attendees invited.

Nain

Trinity Lutheran plans morning worship and play

J O Wangberg pastor leads 9 30 a m morning worship on Christ's Intercession for His Followers from John 17 9 17. Luther League presents a play Co workers With Christ at 7 45 p m. Catechism class meets Saturday at 1 45 p m at the church.

Trinity Lutheran J. O. Wangberg Luther League Christ

Card of Thanks from Mrs. Ernest Hubbell

Mrs. Ernest Hubbell expresses gratitude for the many cards flowers and other gifts received during her hospital stay.

Ernest Hubbell

Brother of Mrs Ranney drowned in Iowa River incident

Mau rice Bannon, 19, of Iowa City drowned when his canoe with a companion capsized near the university power house dam. The other youth was saved. Relatives were notified Tuesday noon and left for Town City after the tragedy.

R. B. Ranney Maurice Bannon Iowa City Iowa River University Power House Bannon Ranney Dickie Town City

KEEP CHILDREN OFF TRACKS WARNING TO PARENTS

The Chicago and Northwestern Railway urges parents and school authorities to keep children from trespassing on railroad property. During summer break injuries rise as kids play on tracks and near trains and structures on the right of way. Parents and teachers should warn children to use established crossings and streets and cooperate for safety.

E. H. Clarke Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company

Junior Senior Banquet Shines With Starlight Theme

The Hotel Humboldt event featured silver and rose decor, star photos for place cards, and starry centerpieces with dolls in future-senior costumes. A program included Moonlight Cocktail, Big Dipper toast, class poems and prophecies, and afterglow with songs and a movie turnout.

Hotel Humboldt North Star Anna Mae Struthers Margery Joens Meraim Ripperger Twinkle Junior Peterson Charlene Hronek Mabel Coyle Miss Ehrhardt Richard Sanden

Tots Invited to School for May Week

Miss Lehnus invites all prospective beginners to attend school during the last week of the term May 18 to 22. Children may come any day or all days to learn and register for next year.

Lehnus

Health Movies at D M T Township Woman's Club

The Des Moines Township Woman's club hosts a health education event at the schoolhouse next Wednesday evening May 6. A professionally made sound film on tuberculosis will be shown with dramatic visuals, plus planned musical numbers by committee members. Refreshments will be served by a group of club members. No other May meeting is scheduled.

D.M.T Des Moines Loren Pease Gilbert de Boer Francis Hurley August Nielsen Lyle Kilbourn

Doctor Leserman leaves Rolfe for Army service

Dr L K Leserman departed for Omaha on Monday to report as first lieutenant in the US Army Medical Division. He has held his commission for months and, after War Department orders two weeks ago, has been settling affairs of his absence. He came from Chicago eight years ago and will be missed. Mrs Leserman accompanies him to Omaha then returns to close the business here.

L. K. Leserman Omaha United States Army War Department Leserman Rolfe Chicago

Fatal Gas Accident Claims Child in Red Oak Home

Mrs N A Wilson and Janice Sue traveled to Red Oak after learning Kathryn Ann Nelson five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Nelson died from gas fumes from a defective water heater. Fire department efforts failed to revive the child and burial rites followed with Mr Wilson attending with his wife and daughter.

N. A. Wilson Janice Sue Red Oak Kathryn Ann Nelson

Nis Behrendsens celebrate forty six years of marriage

Mr and Mrs Nis Behrendsen were honored at home on Sunday as their children gathered to mark their forty six wedding anniversary first noted Tuesday April 22. Attending were Mr and Mrs Raymond Behrendsen and family Gilmore City Mr and Mrs Lester Lynch and family Gilmore City Mr and Mrs Walter Higgins and daughter Gilmore City Mr and Mrs Clyde Behrendsen Gilmore City and Mr and Mrs Clyde Doolittle and Doris Jean Woolstock.

Nis Behrendsen Raymond Behrendsen Lester Lynch Walter Higgins Clyde Behrendsen Gilmore City Clyde Doolittle Doris Jean Woolstock

Cattle Feeders to Meet Tonight

Pocahontas County cattle feeders gather at Pocahontas high school gym tonight at 7:80 to hear Rex Beresford a cattle feeding specialist from Iowa State College and Roswell Garst of Coon Rapids discuss hog raising on concrete Attendees may still obtain tickets from last week’s publicity list of persons and places.

Pocahontas County Pocahontas’ High School Rex’ Beresford Iowa State College Roswell Garst Coon Rapids

Homemakers Learn Quick Canning For Food Savings

Mrs. Helen Sage led Pocahontas county demonstrations April 27 to 30 on canning from garden to can in two hours. She urged small batch processing, precise timing in hot water baths, and cooling to prevent spoilage with emphasis on non-acid vegetables, freezing prep, and sharing calendars and leaflets with local cooperators.

Helen 5. Sage Pocahontas County Sage

Senior Play Chosen For Rolfe School

The cast for the senior class play The Ghost Flies South has been selected and practices have begun. The play is scheduled for May 15 under the direction of Miss Wilson.

Wilson

Freshman Homemaking Class Prepares Demonstration Plans

Freshman homemaking students plan a cooking eggs demonstration while advanced girls remake garments as part of the defense program. Gwendolyn Whitmer joins the class from Laurens. The glee club rehearses a new contest piece to aid sight reading for the state music contest.

Gwendolyn Whitmer Laurens

School Program Well Attended

A community program at the high school auditorium Friday drew one of the year’s largest crowds. The event featured drills plays and dances by pupils from kindergarten through fourth grade with clever costumes enhancing the performances.

Des Moines Township Landscaping Day Planned by Community

An all day planting and landscaping demonstration will be held in Des Moines Township on Friday May 8 led by Ames landscape architect John Fitzsimmons. The D M T Woman's Club sponsors with the school board and community cooperation.

Des Moines Scloot John ‘Fitzsimmons Ames D.M.T. Woman’s Club Woman’s Club

Bulletin board lists Rolfe boys in armed services

Clarence Ogden prepares a large 4 by 8 foot bulletin board on Thompson's billiard parlor wall. It lists 86 Rolfe boys who entered the service with their addresses, showing they are scattered from North Ireland to Corregidor.

Clarence Ogden Rolfe Armed Services Thompson's Billiard Parlor North Ireland Corregidor

Recital by Graydon Thornton honors Etude club

Graydon Thornton of Chicago visiting his parents Mr and Mrs A R Thornton will give a recital at Mrs W P Wheeler's home Sunday May 3 at 3 p m honoring the Etude club and their parents. A full attendance is requested. Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps.

Graydon Thornton Chicago A. R. Thornton W. P. Wheeler Etude Club

Sugar Ration Registration Instructions for War Time

Registrations require exact sugar on hand and precise details of each family member. One designated person per family registers in person, with a full list of relatives and physical descriptions, to avoid double registration and possible penalties.

Registration for wartime rationing set to begin

Citizens are urged to register promptly for War Ration Book One and future ration books. Officials warn late arrivals may be denied and stress the need for complete, accurate registration as the basis for rationing allocations and future books.

HeeHaw News Promotes Spruce Ladders For Farms

Advertising copy touts a range of step ladders from 5ft to 36ft as essential for farm homes and housekeepers. It claims ladders could stop many fires and encourages repairs to make dream rooms possible, noting a lemonade in every lemon analogy.

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