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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
2
Rolfe residents note holiday guests of Mr and Mrs Clifford Howe in Dunlap. Janice joins in at the Howes parents home. Trinity Luther league holds a meeting and social at Rev J C Wangberg’s home Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Carroll of Fort Dodge visited at the Z T Carroll home over Sunday. A bazaar and supper at the Methodist Church parlors Thursday evening at 6 30 p m is announced. Christmas phocce from Strathman radio Pocahontas offered. Gilbert Cordes and Mrs John Cordes brought Mrs Gilbert Cordes and baby home from Lutheran hospital. Dr and Mrs T D Jones and Marjorie Ann and Mrs L A Rogers were Thanksgiving guests of the doctor's sister Mrs Oscar Johnson at Manson. Mrs A R Thornton Shirley Graydon and guest Mrs M H E Games of Des Moines visited relatives at Pocahontas Monday.
A long list of local residents and visitors is noted from Rolfe and nearby towns. Donald Simons returns from Iowa City hospital. families from Chicago Sioux City Des Moines and other places visit, host dinners and celebrate Thanksgiving. Community clubs meet, Christmas plans begin, and travel to Phoenix is mentioned.
Plover hosts Havelock in a small town basketball doubleheader. Girls win 82 to 15 amid good sportsmanship while the boys’ game ends 77 to 10 with early big lead and several substitutions. Friday’s rematch with Supt Moore’s Sulphur Springs teams noted with renewed acquaintance and a 53 to 16 win for Plover girls.
Due to a change in professional relationship, Dr. W. W. Beam states his books were closed on November 27, 1983. He asks former patrons who owe him to call and make satisfactory settlement.
A column of pithy quips covers politics society and travel. Disraeli style insight on enthusiasm near neighbors alibis and press fuss over new beer is weighed against Europe’s claims at a London Conference. The piece also riffs on marriage disappointment and exempt tax pleas with light social satire.
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