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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1921

Page

5

Havelock and Rolfe lead in county contest auditions

In a county contest prelude at an evening event, Rolfe earned three top places with Eugene Clarke and Ivyl Grant in Oratorical and Dramatic respectively, while Havelock claimed two wins led by Joyce Clarke and Gertrude Young. Plover secured one win as Laurens and D M T schools fared poorly. Judges included Supt Yearns Peterson Thompson and Prof McDonald Ames.

Havelock Lincoln God Eugene Clarke Rolfe Irma Cowan Laurens Andre Don’ McKim May ‘Melvin Thorson Gertrude’ Young Gladys Holt the Bannisters Lucile Kerns Plover Jane the Missionary Society Vera Murray Fonda Ivyl Grant Marian Hollis Joyce’ Clarke H. Yearns Peterson J. Thompson Royal Murl ‘McDonald Ames

Woman's Athletic Club elects officers and plans dues cut

Members met at the Red Cross rooms to organize for the year. Mrs F J Nacke was named president and Mrs Marion Bruce secretary treasurer. Treasurers report shows 42 dollars on hand and dues reduced from 1 to 50 cents. Funds will fund gymnasium equipment. Membership calls for interested parties to contact Mrs Howard Clarke or Mrs Russell McIntire. Weekly meetings set for 7 30 Monday evenings with first meeting to be December 19.

Woman's Athetic Club Red Cross Rooms F. J. Nacke Marion Bruce Howard Clarke Russell McIntire

Pocahontas News From Town and County

Residents move from Pocahontas as new court house delays and school progress affect housing. Des Moines visitor oversees Pocahontas Grain Co. matters while local social events include a football squad banquet and a Women’s Bible Class gathering for departing residents. Local officials attend Farm Bureau meetings as health changes and holiday trade draw attention.

County Farm Bureau Fred M. Hudson Richardson California W. W. Harris Ed Wolcott Gilmore City Ralph Beers

American Legion Auxiliary Special Meeting Dec 10

There will be a special meeting of the Auxiliary Saturday evening December 10 at Legion Hall at 8:00 PM promptly. Members are urged to attend as we will organize to fill Christmas boxes for 1500 Legion patients in Town hospitals and arrange for fast Des Moines delivery by December 15.

Auxiliary Legion Hall State Auxiliary Legion Des Moines

County Nurse to Visit Rolfe School Next Week

The county nurse Miss Antoinette Bonnstetter will work in Rolfe school all next week. Her visit is timely though notice reached too late for the school column.

Antoinette Bonnstetter Rolfe

Woman's Club session reports and talks on citizenship

The Woman's Club met at the K P hall with about sixty members. Reports on the District Federation meeting were given. The group discussed cooperation with the American Legion during National Education Week and heard Mrs H S VanAlstine speak on organized women for better citizenship.

Woman’s Club K. of P. Hall Robi. Bruce E. L. Hollis W. R. Rogers District Federation Webster City American Citizenship Department Glyde Brinkman American Legion H. S. VanAlstine Gilmore City VanAlstine League of Women Voters Des Moines

Methodist and Presbyterian church notes and revival calls

Church notes outline morning worship Bible School and Epworth League at Methodist church with revival prayers and home gatherings. Presbyterian notes invite large congregations, Christian Endeavor, and sermons on Taking Gods Way and Saved by the Skin of the Teeth urging all to attend and support church life.

Presbyterian Church Rome Christ Epworth League Rolfe Bible School Ee Pusior Endeavor sChristian Endeavor

Ferden and Harer Quietly Wed In Herscher Ceremony

Albert Ferden and Kathryn Harer were married Thursday November 24 at four o clock in the home of Mr and Mrs Kalczynski. Rev Meier officiated. Attendants were Esther Linn and Lee Ferden. They plan to reside on a farm near Herscher after a three course dinner for about forty guests.

Harer-Ferden Kathryn Harer Albert Ferden J. Kalchinski Rev. Meier St. John's Evangelical Church Esther Linn South Bend Ind Lee Ferden Herscher Ill Ferden Parts

Hearts Given to God Today to Shape Tomorrow

A brief exhortation urges courtesy at home as at the street and invites readers to commit their hearts to God today rather than delaying until tomorrow.

Raid on Larder at Methodist Supper and Bazaar

The Methodist church ladies held their annual supper and bazaar with a hungry mob crowding the doors before the advertised time. The crowd rushed in, depleting stocks, prompting latecomers to go without or seek local restaurants. The event, though chaotic, proved a strong turnout and the early eaters enjoyed a full bill of fare.

Methodist Church Union of Amalgamated Feeders

Pocahontas County Eyes Corn Fueled Heat Plan

The Pocahontas county supervisors order the county auditor to buy corn to fuel the courthouse and county farm. A Storm Lake coal dealer will supply coal at 6.10 per ton and pay 8.20 per ton for the corn, with cob return. Critics call burning corn impractical given current prices and surplus corn worldwide.

Pocahontas Storm Lake

W C T U Institute Set for Rolfe Friday

A one day county institute of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held in Rolfe on Friday December 16. Day sessions take place at Mrs C L Gunderson home and a 630 banquet and evening program will be at Mrs W P Wheeler home. Many workers from across the county are expected.

Couple Ties Knot in Pocahontas Ceremony

Mrs Cora Goodman of Havelock and Mr Milan Sharp of Powhatan township wed at the M E parsonage in Pocahontas on Saturday December 3 with the resident pastor presiding. Sharp is a longtime area farmer. the bride is well regarded locally. Best wishes are extended to the couple.

Cora .Goodman Havelock Milan. Sharp Powhatan Township M. E. Parsonage Pocahontas Sharp

Christmas Edition Notice Seeks Early Copy from Rolfe Firms

The Arrow announces a special Christmas edition next week and urges local business firms in Rolfe to submit copy early to ensure on time publication. It states it takes no longer to prepare copy now than to wait a full week and asks for cooperation.

The Arrow Rolfe

Dredge Worker Injured on Des Moines River Job

Last Monday Chris Rieddle a dredge operator on the Des Moines river was severely hurt when caught between the dredge machinery and the river bank. Several ribs were broken but he is recovering and expected to be out in a few days. Beam Campbell handle case for the firm.

Chris Rieddle Des Moines Beam & Campbell

Former Rolfe Boy Hurled to Death

Robert White son of Mr and Mrs Joseph White of Rockwell City was fatally injured in a December accident near a trestled rail line. Nine youths in a car skidded into piles under the track, Robert survived an operation but died after peritonitis set in. Funeral services were held in Rockwell City with many Rolfe mourners attending.

Rolfe Robert Joseph White Rockwell City Fort Dodge Robert White Rockwell City High School Geo. O. Hauck BE. R. Wiswell Ross’ Dennis Rockwell City Clinton Cemetery Mrs. White

Meetings Continue at Presbyterian Church Weeklong Revival

Special home folks meetings at the Presbyterian church press on through the week and close Sunday evening. Rev. J. P. Lester has delivered strong sermons as converts emerge among the youth. Attendance is large and music is highlighted as a key feature of the revival.

Presbyterian Church J. P. Lester

Christian Endeavor Prompts Pledge Focus Meeting

Next Sunday night Miss Tiffeen Sanding will lead on Points in the Pledge We Are Likely to Forget. The meeting opens promptly at 6:30 p.m. All members and guests urged to attend. Juniors and honorary members acknowledged.

Tiffeen Sanding

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Pro Patria Zola -Buck& Plover Joyce Clarke Joe Ivyl Grant, Rolfe Lois Hovenden Ruth Peterson D. M Lucile Alexander Woman's Athletic Club American Legion Auxiliary Mou Methodist Episcopal:church T. Ernest Hoon Bible School Presbyterian Church Notes John. P. ‘Lester Albert,Ferden S. Ferden Des Moines Township Kankakee, Ill Kankakee Larder W. Co. T. U. Institute Dredge Man Christian Endeavor Notes
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