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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1934

Page

3

Promotion Club Luncheon Updates Projects And Plans

The Promotion Club met Thursday noon to review committee progress on projects and a planned bank venture led by Victor Martins of Los Angeles. Dr. Joneson spoke of his New York State trip and crop observations, while attention turned to the Des Moines township 4-H play This Way Out and upcoming events.

Joneson Rccheon Victor Martins Los Angles Cal 0Is Webb Abe M. DeVaul Vy. D. Hauck Des Moines Pocahontas Laurens L. R. Davidson J. C. Damberg C. B. Bowen Margaret Pollock Trinity Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society Forrest EK. Grant C. M. Webb Rolfe J. ‘Tt Grant Mr. Webb W. Leland McIntire E & To

Ball game postponed at City Park bazaar

Wednesday evenings games at St. Margaret's bazaar were postponed due to wet grounds. Both Rolfe vs Pocahontas and Rolfe vs Gilmore City are rescheduled for Thursday evening. Bazaar continues with no gate charge.

St. Margaret’s Bazaar City Park Rolfe Pocahontas Gilmore City Plover Emmetsburg Shamrocks Walred Clothing Fort Dodge Rutland Bradgate Manson Scholars Country Club Ft. Dodge

Free Camp At State Fair At Pocahontas County

Pocahontas county residents may camp in the Farm Bureau camp at the Iowa State Fair. The camp offers running water showers telephone electric lights shade eating space milk and bread delivery each morning. Space can be reserved by contacting County Agent C R Owers at Pocahontas.

Pocahontas County Farm Bureau C. R. Owers Pocahontas

Community Meeting and Club Dates in Rolfe Area

Calendar of local events lists gatherings from August 16 to September 6. Activities include Trinity Missionary Society at Mrs Carl Sandvig home, Busy Birthday Club picnics, Eagle Grove Choral Union rehearsals in Rolfe, Garfield Town 4 H Club meetings at Earl Gaskell home, Jerry ty Lutheran Ladies Aid, Rolfe Promotion Club dedications, and Farm Bureau unit picnics with Garfield Boys 4 H program, chaired by F K Grant and W L McEln tire.

Inouth Trinity Eran Missionary. Society Carl Sandvig Pollyanna Willeee Ae Birthane Club Rolfe City Park Eagle Grove Choral Union Rolfe Garfield Ship Boys Earl Gaskell Jerry Ty Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Societ E Simonson Garfield Town Farm Bureau Garfield Boys Thurada Rolfe Promotion Club Nincheo W. Leland McElntire

Costs miscast in Rolfe school expenditure report

A Pocahontas county column challenges a Rolfe school cost figure cited as 30,471 dollars. It clarifies actual general fund outlays for 1933-1934 at about 20,681 dollars plus 4,667 dollars in the School House Fund, totaling roughly 25,349 dollars, with other county schools showing varied expenditures from 16,598 to 28,081 dollars.

Pocahontas Record-Democrat Department of Public Instruction Rolfe Rolfe Arrow Brinkman General Fund School House Fund Rolfe Independent School Corporation Pocahontas County Pocahontas Laurens Havelock

Kent Owned Bank Liquidating at Quimby

The State Trust and Savings Bank of Quimby, under Senate Iule 111 since March 4, 1938, will begin liquidation Monday August 13. Depositors must verify their accounts at Quimby and submit a voucher for due amounts, which Cherokee State Bank will honor for full payments. D C Kent, Quimby cashier, to stay to supervise liquidation, with all deposits paid in full.

State Trust & Savings Bank of Quimby Senate Iule Cherokee State Bank State Trust & Savings Bank Quimby Bank D. C. Kent Kent Cherokee Chief

Rutland birthday picnic honors Peter Johnson in Rolfe City Park

Sunday Mr and Mrs Denzil John son hosted Mr and Mrs L Watson and family of Rutland and Peter Johnson at a Rolfe City Park picnic to celebrate Johnsons birthday anniversary.

Denzil Johnson L. Watson Rutland Peter Johnson Rolfe City Park

Farmers Discuss Live Stock Financing At Pocahontas Meeting

About 200 farmers gathered in Pocahontas for a Saturday evening session to explore feed loan financing and livestock sourcing. Speakers included State Senator George Patterson and colleagues from Patterson Livestock Commission and Producers' Livestock Commission. Plans covered financing lambs and cattle, with contracts, weight schemes, and potential wintering of drouth cattle on shared arrangements.

Court House Pocahontas George Patterson Chas, Patterson Patterson Brothers Patterson Livestock Commission Co Billings Mont Howard Thompson Chicago Producers’ Livestock Comission Association Alf Parker Producers’ Livestock Commission Sioux City Horlacher Iowa Livestock Marketing Corporation of Des Moines C. M. Weigman Omaha Regional Credit Association Weigman Messer Leith Ware Storm Lake Producers’ Credit Corporation Pocahontas County Fred K. Hawley Laurens Drouth-Stricken Drouth

Excelsior Society Guest Day and Program

The Excelsior Society of the Presbyterian church held a guest day with speakers from Los Angeles and Pasadena. A varied program followed including piano duets, solos, vocal numbers, and a reading, led by Mrs. C. W. Siefkin. A cleaning bee is planned for August 22 with a covered dish luncheon at noon.

Excelsior Society of the Presbyterian Church Nellie Grant Los Angeles Cal Naomi Gunderson 8. R. Boggs Pasadena Victor Martins Chas. Still Des Moines Mary Cathryn Thomas Margaret Ann Peterson Earl Hille Arlene Cook Mary Pollock C. W. Siefkin Earl Fisher Ruth Webb

Annual Rolfe Golf Tournament heats up as brackets form

The Rolfe Golf Club annual event advances with champions and runners up named from last year. White, Goodyear, McDonald, Berry, Heathman, Hunter, Pollock, Quinsland compete in championship brackets while Heathman-Hunter clash decides a fourth third-bracket spot. President's flight sees Hunter, Wilson, Van Alstine, Wheeler and others winning opens though rounds continue.

Rolfe Golf Club Warren Casey Heathman Lawrence Quinsland C. White Goodyear McDonald Berry Pat Heathman W. Heathman Pollock Quinsland Wheeler F. Ek. Grant Sanders M. Bruce Amick C. Howe T. Sime Webb Carroll Howe Sime Bruce

Mr and Mrs Floyd Grove Visit Rolfe Relatives

Mr and Mrs Floyd Grove of Melvin spent the weekend with Rolfe relatives and friends, sharing time with extended family and catching up on news from the area.

Floyd Grove Melvin Rolfe

Rutland and Exposition Park Lunch Girls Put on Softball Show

A gala Rolfe City Park crowd watched Rutland and Rolfe face Ft Dodge Exposition Park Lunch Girls in a five inning show then a late rally by Rutland sealed a 9 3 win. Hoffman starred with a homer and three hits while Cran Nielsen and Birkland Wurtzer formed the battery for Rutland and Exposition Park Lunch.

Rolfe City Park Rutland Rolfe Exposition Park Ft. Dodge Bradgate Hoffman Daryl. Sennett Showers Dillon R. Cornwell Sernett Rutland Boys Huffman McDonald Rhe Rutland C. Cran Nielsen Birkland Wurtzer Cran K. Cran Opehine Fort Dodge

Henderson Crummer Birthday Celebration in Rolfe Park

Mrs G W Henderson of Rolfe and J A Crummer of Pocahontas were honored Saturday with a family picnic at Rolfe City Park marking their 94th and 86th birthdays. Forty two relatives attended including W W Harris, Ray Crummer, Dawson Saylor, and Rev J A Kettle. Henderson came west in 1882 and helped establish Highland Farm. Crummer arrived in 1881 and helped build Pocahontas County, with many descendants present.

G. W. Henderson Rolfe J. A. Crummer Pocahontas Rolfe City Park Henderson Mr. Crummer Pocahontas County Tinnie Stewart Crummer W. W. Harris Ray Crummer Dawson Saylor Emil Johnson Will Saylor J. A. Kettle S. J. Melson Eugene Jefferson Jack Henderson Bradgate Lucile Williams Des Moines Randall Melson Highland Farm

Lee Folk Behind Big Dance Hall Upgrade

The Arrow acknowledges Lee Folk as the financier and supervisor of remodeling the old opera house and adjacent room. The Butlers-Suma and Dee-credit were initially credited, but Folk’s long-term lease and leadership of The Player tie him to the project. Electric signs mark the new, well-equipped dine-and-dance hall in northwestern Iowa.

Suma Dee Lee Folk Folk Iowa

Old Age Assistance Funds Mount to 925000 in Iowa

Des Moines August 16. State Treasurer Wegman received 15730 on August 10 bringing the old age pension fund to 802180.00. About 400 county treasurers hold an estimated 100000 more and unrecorded employers remittances totaling 25000 remain with the state. The old age assistance commission now has 925000.00 available to begin pension payments this fall.

Des Moines Wegman Old Age Pension Fund Old Age Assistance Commission

Big Credit Meeting At Pocahontas August 18

The United Farmers of Pocahontas county sponsor a 2:00 p m meeting at the Pocahontas court house where Hon Joseph Schaupp of Fort Dodge referee in bankruptcy explains the Vrazier Lemke bill. The session aims to help debt pressed residents understand the new law and its benefits.

United Farmers of Pocahontas County

Carriers Take Free Flight With Good News Plane

Rolfe carrier boys joined by Willard Klein Billy McIntire and others for a day ride in the Good News plane at Algona. About eight minutes aloft over the area with 238 loads carried five boys per ride. Guests included Mrs Cora Klein Marie Parker Dr Parker of Humboldt and families enjoyed a picnic at Call State Park. Wm Longnecker traveled from Minnesota to visit and plans to move to St Ansgar IA for travel work with the company.

Register and Tribune Carrier Boys Rolfe Algona Minnesota W. R. Rogers Willard Klein Billy McIntire Cora Klein Marie Dr. Parker Humboldt Call State Park John Pouelsen Johnny John McCain James Taylor

Pioneer Woman Anna Overmier Lane Passes Away at 65

Anna Price Overmier Lane died August 7 1934 at her daughter Blanche Shaffer’s home in Des Moines after an internal cancer. Born April 7 1869 in Lizard Township Pocahontas County Iowa she lived in Texas Missouri Iowa Minnesota and Des Moines. She is survived by two daughters Blanche Shaffer Mildred Cousins four sons and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services were held August 9 in Des Moines with interment in Jordan Cemetery Valley Junction beside her first husband.

Anna Price Overmier-Lane Blanche Shaffer Des Moines Anna L. Price Lizard Township Pocahontas County Iowa Wm. P. Price Texas Dent County Missouri Old Rolfe J. J. Bruce Wm. Overmier Overmiers Valley Junction Mildred Cousins St. Paul St. Janl Minn Anna Price Lizzie Lillegarde Rodman Maria Stover Jas. H Price Sac City Joseph Price Purvis Caroline Charlotte Henrietta John W. Price Alice Struthers Robt. G. Price W. C. Struthers Hamilton Jordan Cemetery Overmier

R H S Students Asked to Bring in Textbooks

Beginning next Monday August 20 and continuing until school opens students bring last year’s textbooks to the front door room to be numbered classified and issued for the coming year. If insufficient books are on hand a card will guarantee free use of a set. Superintendent M D Anderson urges cooperation to avoid confusion and work during the first days of school.

M.D. Anderson

Golf Club Auxiliary Meeting at GarMac Lodge

Golf Club Auxiliary held luncheon and bridge at GarMac Lodge last Thursday with 19 members and one guest Leta Jarard from New Sharon Iowa. Bryson won high score Thornton second high. traveling prizes went to Jones and Thornton. White drew prize. No meeting this Thursday due to summer carnival. luncheon planned next week hosted by Palmer Likenberry and Bruce.

Golf Club GarMac Lodge B. S. Bryson F. J. Grant W. A. Spence Leta Jarard New Sharon Iowa A. R. Thornton T. D. Jones

Corn Ear Worms Hit Pocahontas County Crops Hard

Corn ear worms cause considerable damage in Pocahontas county, especially around Gilmore City. Sweet corn for canning is damaged as worms attacked young corn stalks earlier, now targeting ears in large numbers in certain areas.

Pocahontas County Gilmore City

Bakery Opens in Rolfe Louisiana Named After Proprietor

In Rolfe Louisiana a new bakery started business with the proprietor O A Cook whose name appeared on the shop window inspiring local residents to expect a successful venture. The note mentions the Illustrated News from Los Angeles, California.

Rolfe O. A. Cook Illustrated News Los Angeles Cal

Groogan Family Visits West Bend for Dobberstein View

Mr and Mrs J F Groogan and son Jackie from Chicago NL visited the Axel Heisel home southwest of town last Thursday and Friday The Heisels accompanied their guests to West Bend on Friday to view the celebrated jgretto of Father Dobberstein.

J. F. Groogan Jackie Chicago Axel Heisel Heisels West Bend Father Dobberstein

PlaMor Dine and Dance Opens to Huge Crowd

The PlaMor dine and dance hall opened to a capacity crowd Tuesday evening with attendees from Des Moines Waterloo Storm Lake Spencer and Ft. Dodge. Lee Folk reports 468 admission tickets sold as Roy Hardy's orchestra from Winona Minnesota played to a crowded floor praised by dancers and staff.

Des Moines Waterloo Storm Lake Spencer Ft. Dodge Lee Folk Roy Hardy Winona Minn Albo

Des Moines Township Women’s Club marks tenth anniversary

The Des Moines Township Woman's Club held its regular meeting at the D M T school building electing officers for the year. President Mrs James George secretary Mrs Loren Pease treasurer Mrs C W Carpenter. The event celebrated the club's tenth anniversary with a history of the organization read by Mrs Chas Ham. Seventeen charter members remain and the club now has 43 members. A travelogue by Mrs J M Gehrt showcased an eastward trip with photos. Shirley Fisher sang two solos with a small dog on stage, and Evelyn and Adelaide Weishaay performed a duet. Additional songs and a trio followed. The event was hosted by Mrs Joe Weishaar Mrs Loren Pease and Mrs Lester Thorson with a social hour and refreshments afterward.

Des Moines D. M.T J. M. Gehrt Vera Madsen Adelaide Weishaar Joe Weishaar Loren Pease Lester Thorson James George G. D. Struthers P. H. Bendixen

Lehnus Family Reunion At Rolfe Iowa

A Sunday reunion at the O I Lehnus home drew 55 guests from Rolfe Plover and nearby areas. The basket dinner was followed by an afternoon of visiting with extended families including the Majorowicz Diggs and Palmer families and friends from Toledo Ohio Rolfe and Aberdeen.

O. I. Lehnus Geo. F. Smith Clara Smith Art Mickaleck Guy Fred Smith Frank Majorowicz Franklyn George Charles Majorowicz Thos Diggs A. J. Eppelsh Lois Constance Conner Aberdeen Myrtle Ross Manson Paul Tyler Marie Kirby Rolfe Dorothy Lampe Albert City

Pocahontas County Probes Large Scale Sealed Corn Value

Pocahontas county earns feature status at the Iowa State Fair Agri cultural Hall to display the corn sealing program. About four million bushels sealed, with half sold recently at 55 to 65 cents per bushel, boosting value by roughly 1.5 million dollars. Plans also include Marjorie Howe's one act play This Way Out and 4-H Club activities with Achievement Day selections in the Educational Building.

Pocahontas County Agricultural Hall Iowa Wm. Eral Marjorie Howe Jackman of Laurens Des Moines Township Roya

Pasture Needed for Drought Cattle Drive

Drouth areas require pasture for 30,000 head of cattle. Anyone interested in taking cattle to pasture should contact the County Agent and allotment and township committeemen. Report at earliest convenience.

Drouth

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