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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
2
Rolfe and nearby communities share family news births weddings and holiday notices. Highlights include a Laurens couple welcoming a daughter on December 16, a Nielsen family wedding at DePue with Emmetsburg plans, a Rolfe faculty club Christmas gathering with games and awards, local hospital visits and travel, charity drives, and a funeral service at Canton Garfield cemetery with many area attendees.
William H. Hamilton died of heart disease in Oroville California on December 11 1930 at age 46 He was born December 7 1884 in LaPaz Indiana and later worked as a registered pharmacist He moved with his parents to Caldwell Idaho and pursued mining and assaying before wandering for precious metals He leaves an uncle H N Hamilton a sister in law Mrs Leona Hamilton and a brother Thomas W Hamilton who died two years earlier Funeral services were held December 17 in Rolfe with Reverend J P Lester and pallbearers George Ham John Boyce F K E Wilcox B J Lehnus I E Conrow and Grant Johnson Interment was at Clinton Garfield cemetery
Loletta Hedaveag Ives born April 13 1915 died December 12 1980. Despite long illness she shown cheerfulness and skillful handiwork that endeared her to family and friends. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs M N Ives two sisters Mrs Blanche Sorenson and Miss Leona.
The D M T Union and Farmers' Union Local No. 973 met at the D M T school on Tuesday evening December 16. Officers for the coming year were elected: President George Lehnus, Vice President Conrad Majorowicz, Secretary Treasurer Guy Smith, Corresponding Secretary Mrs E Hudson. A relief committee was appointed with Mr and Mrs Clarence Howland.
At the close of the meeting the Union committee served an excellent oyster stew. Mrs. Jennie Johnson Mrs. Guy Smith and Misses Hilda and Elna Nielsen organized the serving. A large attendance enjoyed the meal and reported an enjoyable evening. Cor. Secretary
A proposed score card for judging corn emphasizing maturity and soundness is to be submitted for adoption at the Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers' Association state convention at Iowa State College in Ames on Feb 27. It allocates 55 of 100 points to maturity and disease resistance, with 15 to type.
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