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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1916

Page

6

Victrola Fund Drive Promised by Rolfe Public Schools

The Rolfe public schools plan a Friday evening program at the opera house on February 25 to raise funds for a Victrola for school use. Organized by Grade levels, the program features operettas, songs, drills, and a spring theme, with about two hundred children participating. Proceeds support music education and appreciation in the district.

Rolfe Opera House Elizabeth King Margaret Grean Mesdames G. ©. Harris F. M. Ritchey Raymond Malcolm Storm Lake The Olympians Pocahontas Calhoun Greene Sac O’brien Cherokee C. C. Hatfield Chicago McGowan Dallas Tex Trail of Boys Luthor Primghar Orchestra Primghar Baturdey

Rolfe Masters Gilmore City in 41 to 21 Victory

Rolfe High defeats Gilmore City High 41 to 21 in an uneven match while the town team rolls over Gilmore City 18 to 6. The game was fast and rough at times with Rinehart leading Gilmore City and Rolfe showing strong support for athletics amid modest hometown attendance.

Gilmore City Rolfe High Gilmore City High Rolfe Rinehart Gilmore City Boys Gilmore City Cook Lolfe VanAlstine Ward Mather Wagner Cleaver Weber Taylor Wolcott Wiewer Coffin

No Farmers Institute in Pocahontas County 1916

At an executive meeting of the Pocahontas County Farmers Institute the group announced no Institute will be held this winter due to cold weather illness and other factors beyond the committee's control. They urge workers to stay ready to organize a program for the coming year and note interests of Senator J H Allen President Wilson Teddy Roosevelt State Highway Commission and the corn crop should be cared for. Bernard Dubbert secretary.

Pocahontas County Bernard Dubbert Scey

Epworth League Meeting Inspires Congregation

Rev C S Burnette leads an inspiring Epworth League session on How to Bring People to Christ. Plans urge Leaguers to live the example. Bible study and prayer meet tonight at 7 30. Sunday services at 10 30 A M and 7 30 P M. Sunday school and Men’s Bible Class at 11 45. Epworth League 6 30 led by Verne Perrin.

Jesse Hoosier Epworth League Verne Perrin

Card of Thanks for Help During Bereavement

The Robert Hunter Children express sincere thanks to all who assisted during the loss of husband and father Mrs. Robert Hunter. Sympathy and kindness are gratefully appreciated as we pass through the deep bereavement.

Valentine Party Honors Senior Class at Laura Everett Home

The Senior Class was entertained at Miss Laura Everett's home last Friday with rooms in R. H. S. colors and hearts. Games included heart games and flower guessing, plus a shooting at hearts from an evergreen. A two course luncheon followed and Miss Bess Powell sang several selections. The group departed late, thanking the hostess for a splendid social evening.

Laura Everett Bess Powell

Two Blooded Stock Sales Loom Next Week In County

Readable notices announce a pair of big stock auctions in the county next week. Thoroughbred sows and Hampshire bred pigs lead the sales at Cimpson farm near Plover and Wilcox’s northeast town site with a live herd, pedigrees, and farm equipment on offer.

Express E. St. Roberts Ms. Roberts Cimpson Farm Plover Mr. Roberts Wilcox Hampshire Towa South One Hampshire Advocate Peoria Fisher Rolfe

Consolidated Schools to Be Talked Soon

The Commercial Club discussed consolidation and the need for a new schoolhouse at its recent meeting. Officers were re-elected, and a town meeting with a state official and farmers from consolidated districts will be held soon to explore advantages, costs, and possible district bonding. A sewer survey and hospital stock progress were also noted.

Marton Bruce Z. J. Carroll J. H. Wilson C. H. Pollefarnde Tecm Prov Doom Ike Rolfe Mrr Bloom Aod Oo Tuedaure Holby A. Malcolm Dr. Ream Fae McEwen Wo. C. Kennedy Clu Frank Malcolm Inge Mw I. D. Bloom J. J. Hollis EF. A. Malcolm F. M. Ritchey Beam

Local Talent to Present Pinafore Opera for Athletic Fund

Arrangements are under way for Gilbert and Sullivan's two act comic opera Pinafore to be presented Tuesday evening in the opera house by local musical talent for the Rolfe High school athletic fund. Fr Burgess and Tate direct with professional experience. Stage effects and costumes will enhance the shipboard setting and electrical effects.

Opera House Rolfe High School Berd Fr. Burgess The Andrews Opera Co Tate Ideal Opera Co Rolfe

Beauty Mark Musical Comedy Comes to Opera House

The Beauty Mark musical comedy company led by Harry Schiman and Tom Cofer begins a three night run at the opera house, starting Monday February 21. A colorful, clean, laughter filled program features dancing dolls, vivid costumes, and a rotating bill with The Frisco Four providing musical interludes. tickets are on sale at Wiewel's Pharmacy.

Harry Schiman Tom Cofer Wiewel’s The

Valentine Leap Year Party At Miss Wiewer Home

The T. B. OT GC Club hosted their gentlemen guests Monday at Miss Norine Wiewer’s home for a Valentine Leap Year party. Games fortune telling and reading papers were enjoyed with refreshments as partners were drawn by matching hearts. A bobsled party was planned and enjoyed by all. Fred Smith visited his sisters Misses Clara and Nellie in Cedar Falls over Sunday.

Marie Lemon Marie T. B. OT Norine Wiewer Fred Smith Clara Nellie Cedar Falls

Community meeting boosts school and sewerage questions

Residents packed the meeting to discuss school and sewerage propositions. Enthusiasm ran high as participants debated community problems and endorsed holding more such gatherings to thresh out differences and start action.

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I.topsy Turvey Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. C. S. Burnette Robert Hunter KE. E. Wilcox Frank Short Mr. Short Hollenbeck Rolfe Cemetery M.P. Hancher Hancher Union Weaver Fawcett Bradgate J. B. Nunnamaker Nunnamaker W. L. Smith Bis BW. C
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