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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1930

Page

8

Local notes from Plover and Rolfe area Christmas season recalls

Emory of Minneapolis sued at home of G. O. Emery. Many visitors and relatives from Orton and Pocahontas gather for holidays. D. M. T. basketball teams visit Plover. girls and boys expected to provide entertaining games. Community notices mention travels, illnesses, lectures, and school vacation plans amid festive season bustle.

L. P. Hess Orton- Minn C. J Mekkelson Relat Alta Jensen Graettinger Cora Hilton B. B. Hubbell D. Hilton Fort Krejci Rolfe Chas. Krejci J. Rollin Grant Chas. E. Watts Ter Virginia Pocahontas E. Hess Georgesh Patty Grove Havelock Rev. C. Metzell Cleveland Ohio Len Atchinson Emory Johnson Curlew Jack Hoffert Havelock Fort Dodge Kenneth Pirie W. F. It Keneth Story County Anneth Pirie Elwood Everson Lesii Mekkelson Henry Spencer Helen Melvine Budd Beatrice McFadrt Ida Anne Ila Fisher Howad Bryant June Climpson Lucille Ker Mabel Young Burl Houck Ford Lehnus Prentice Shaw Rolin Ferguson Lloyd Cassell A. D Edward Garlock Howard W. Sohn Potlock Plover Plover High School Elmer Nicholas American Legion Fred Traog Mallard Adolph Parradeen M. Dickinson Emmetsburg J. H. Horsman A. J. Gross Plover Patriot The Arrow Ila Myrtle Fisher Phyllis Heathman Fort Dodge J. W. Ferguson Earl Fremming Sioux Falls S. D F. A. Pringle Cox Curtis Publishing Co Ladies’ Aid Society Harrison Knapp James Anderson B. C. Hilton Grace Marie Ulrich W. J. Hanisch Mesdames G. L. Sanders R. E. DuBoise Henry Fitzgerald W. E. Pirie W. Bishop J. H. Eno Zephyr Hills Fla Eno Doris Grove Dubuque Marjory Barth Dale Cole Lyle McVey Iowa State College Ames Gertrude Young Lee Glenn Byron Boysen Cedar Rapids C. F. Miller J. B. Sheldon Frank Ralle Marvella Henry Buck W. M. Hersom Laurens Sadie White Rochester Minn R. O. Dayton Washington County Iowa Faye Green Iowa City J. H. Goodchild Methodist Church Marguerite Hilton Waterloo Harry Hilton K. P. Hunter Edna Albers Plantz the Arrow Avery Carpenter Cal Brown

Plover Cagers Edge Rolfe In Narrow High School Thriller

Plover beat Rolfe 25 to 24 in a close first string game with tied scores at 4 6 9 11 and 20 all. Rolfe led the second string 32 23 after a full new roster, as many players saw action in a spirited rivalry between neighboring towns.

Rolfe and Plover High Schools Plover Rolfe Cassell Mekkelson Heathman Hanisch Hubbell Bryant H. Calligan Green Rene Lothian E. Calligan Hudek Hix Plover— Rolfeller Stevenson D. Hubbell Brinkman Bryant Richard DuBoise Willingham Hansen Carroll Sanders Ee Firkins Berar Garlock Ae G. Sanders Spiker Wangberg Lothian

Bitter Sweet Anne staged by Plover pupils in two acts

Bitter-Sweet Anne an operetta in two acts was presented Saturday by Plover high school pupils under Mrs Myrtle Kegspuebler. The garden set and festal kingdom provided an ornate background with rich costumes. The cast included Papa Jules Allen Hubbell Stefan Byron Bryant Drigger Raymond Hanisch Molly Viola Hanisch and many others with a chorus of peasants and villagers.

Anne Plover High School Myrtle Kegspuebler Papa Jules Allen Hubbell Stefan Byron Bryant Drigger Raymond Hanisch Molly Viola Hanisch Noel Tyrus Cobbs Mama Jules Bulah Campney Zeta Bulah Christensen Duchess DeGrasse Dorothy Sanders Duke DeGrasse Roger Heathman Dianne Bitter Anne Wapeed Bertha Fisher SkiSient Spentrace Orlin Henderson Roger Lee Grant Sanders General Zero Kenneth Hansen

New Officers Elected For Royal Neighbors And Masons

Royal Neighbors members elected for the coming year include Oracle Mrs. L. E. Thompson Vv O Mrs J. H. Horsman Recorder Mrs W H Hendricks Receiver Verna Hendricks Chancellor Mrs H Fitzgerald Marshall Mrs A G Heathman AMD Mrs E W Kerns S S Leona Layton OQ S Mrs W S Strong Masons name P J Shaw W M J W W Henderson J W Geo L Pirie Jr Treasurer S T Grove Secretary J M Bush

Oracle L. E. Thompson Vv. O J. H. Horsman Recorder W. H. Hendricks Verna Hendricks H. Fitzgerald Marshall A. G. Heathman A. M E. W. Kerns S. S Leona Layton OQ. S W. S Masonic Order W. M—P. J. Shaw Ss. W W. H. Henderson J. W Geo. L. Pirie Jr S. T. Grove J. M. Bush

Plover Presbyterian Church Christmas Program and Services Notice

Rev C J Mekkelson outlines Sunday services at Plover Presbyterian Church with morning worship at 11 and evening programs including Epworth League led by Walter Campney. Christmas Eve program, Junior Choir rehearsal, and midweek prayer meetings announced. note on Yuletide cheer and inviting all.

Epworth Walter Campney Epworth League Christian Endeavor Walter Rothwell Een

Havelock High Teams Travel to Ware for Games

The Havelock boys and girls basketball squads traveled to Ware Friday with many supporters. The girls beat Ware, while the boys ended on the short end. Community updates note local movements and social events through the week.

Farm Union and Farm Bureau to Co-Operate in Bot Fly Control

Farmers in Pocahontas County support bot fly control efforts led by the Farm Bureau. Grant township Union and Garfield township Bureau units compete to sign horse owners for treatment covering nose bot, common bot, and throat fly. Leaders include J. C. Tynelsen, W. A. Patrick, and Ernest Luth.

Farm Union Farm Bureau Pocahontas County W. A. Patrick Grant Township Bowers Garfield Township Farm Bureau Grant Township Farm Union J. C. Tynelsen Garfield Township Ernest Luth

What the Farm Bureau Expects To Do In 1931

The Farm Bureau outlines goals for 1931 including increasing farm income, holding egg marketing meetings in May, supporting farmers elevators and co operative livestock shipping, addressing marketing in township meetings, assisting in selling seeding and breeding stock, improving livestock marketing programs, organizing townships, standardizing two townships, linking with the Protective Association, forming girls and livestock clubs, offering a home furnishing course for ladies, strengthening county organization, staging legume meetings, and pursuing other minor activities as in the past.

Co-Operative Protective Association Farm Bureau

Havelock Methodist Church Notes Pastor C L Day

Havelock Methodist Church invites all with no other affiliation to make this church their home. Services will follow the schedule above and welcome all to become part of the church community under Pastor C L Day.

Havelock Methodist Church C. L. Day

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Po Emery Minneapolis Gathers Wallace Bruner Wettergreen Bridgepr M. D L. Carlock Hendricks Sadie Fremont Milne Louendricks George Oakland Ylene Everson Evalyn Zeck Valeria Lutjen Nora Hanisch Edna Zeck Marjorie McKim Lois Sroufe Gladys Budd Lenore Mehaffey Eunice Stearns Hazel Christensen Roberta Grove George Sanders Paul Mekkelson Glenn Sanders Marion Baker Elting DuBoise Keith Cassell James Moore Donald Hubbell Keith Christensen Marvin Iler Hal McKim Richard Martin DeWayne Henderson George Wilson Lawrence Garlock Lawrence Firkins Chorus of Pirates Mervin Her Ilene Everson Myrtle Fisher King Gus Arnold Zeck Anton Jules C. J. Mekkelson Plover Presbyterian Church Plover School Ware Thos. Edge University Hospital Claude Wilson Mercy Hospital Wilson Odd Fellows and Rebekahs I. O. O. F. Hall Des Moines M. G. Herscher Mayo Hospital Herscher Harry Herscher Lloyd Emory Earl Sandy Chas. Fischer Sacred Heart B. T. Griffith Fischer Ralph Speer Henry Oldfield United States A. J. Ashby Central States Electric Co
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