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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1915

Page

4

Orange drink warning and rural notices in Plover era

Government cautions on the orange content in drinks as a taste test and widespread rural notices from Plover area. Local items include farm sales, moves, school staff changes, club meetings, and community events with names like Webster City Gilmore City Rolfe and Plover residents and merchants.

Greenfield Farm Rolfe Gilmore City Pocahontas

Plover Guests Visit Fort Dodge

Mrs. Geo Shaw, her daughter, and Miss Zola Bucher were Fort Dodge visitors on Saturday.

Geo. Shaw Zola Bucher Fort Dodge

Polished Pebbles Operetta to Be Staged at Plover High

Plover high school to stage Polished Pebbles operetta in the auditorium on Friday and Saturday nights March 4 and 5. Teachers visitations and literary program note activities. Eighth grade plans a Washington's Birthday program. Mrs. Everett Hancher teaches third and fourth grades after Miss Taylor's resignation. Valentine boxes and decorations fill grade rooms amid notable birthday observances this month.

W. M. Henderson Rolfe M. E. Church Gladys Jeffries H. H. Grove M. Y .E. Club Ladies’ Aid Society P. Lathrop J. W. Arnold Carroll Farm John Gembler Frank E. C. Hancher Plover Miss Taylor Fred McKim E. H. Roberts C. W. Roberts Minnesota E. W.meredith Ernest Everett Hancher

School literary societies present inaugural program

The Athenian Society opened with a program featuring music by a quartet George Bush William McKim Lucile Grove and Lara Christensen. Edith Shaw read. Clyde Maulsby Charles McFadden read a newspaper piece. Evangeline Ward performed a violin solo. Kenneth G reviewed The Perfect Tribute and Nelda Lehnus delivered Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. The event closed with a pledge from Lincoln School and a performance of Battle Cry of Freedom by high school students.

Athenian Society George Bush William McKim Lucile Grove Lara Christensen Edith Shaw Clyde Maulsby Charles McFadden Evangeline Ward The Ida Fisher Nelda Lehnus

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