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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1932

Page

5

Community club and charity events listed for January

January events from Sorosis Club to Y M C A and church groups fill a community calendar. Meetings include the Sorosis Club at Mrs L M Ans home, the Trinity Lath Aid Society, the Des Moines Fama Bureau unit, and many other clubs with dates January 14 to January 26, plus a January 17 Temperance meeting at the Methodist church with speakers and hymns. The schedule also notes a January 19 farm sale near Rolfe and a February 3 St Margaret’s midwinter carnival at Butler Hall.

Sorosis Des Moines Fama Will . M. T A. L.D. Club Mary Iseday F Pariton Rolfe Eedy Frank Charl

Trinity Lutheran Church Service Schedule and Community News

Trinity Lutheran Church led by Rev J O Wangberg lists Sunday School Bible Class at 10:00 a m Morning Worship at 10:45 a m with evening services canceled to unite with other congregations at the Community Service at the Methodist church Prayer Meeting Thursday 8:00 p m Sunday school and Bible classes at scheduled hours. Also notes pastor’s remarks on good attendance and community place. Obituary notices report Joseph Rapp, a 59 year old Rolfe area resident, died suddenly from a cerebral hemorrhage near Rutland. born in France, married Anna MeY, lived in Illinois and Rolfe, survived by widow and five daughters Irene Mary Lillian Frances Celeste and two sisters. Funeral held Saturday from Catholic church at 10:00 a m with Father Finnegan.

Oseph Rapp Rolfe Rutland Hold County Mr. Rapp France United States Illinois Rapp Anna Mety Mary Rapp Pallowa Irene Rapp PY York Lillian Rapp Chicago Com- NY Frances Celeste Stu Db Meisenbach Sie Flury Humboldt Ted John

Rolfe's Mighty Hunters Plan Rabbit Raid

Rolfe's hunters organize a side hunt for next week starting at Butler's Hangout at 9:00 am with check-in by 4:30 pm. Captains Doc Butler and Clarence Dahl lead teams, with points for cottontails 5, jackrabbits 15, pigeons 3, crows 29. Proceeds go to hunters. losing team to sponsor an oyster supper at the K of P hall.

Rolfe Butler Doc Butler Clarence Dahl Lot K. of P. Hall Dahl Guy Butler Maskel Boles Kermit Symes Robert Kent Ak Johnson Mary Burroughs V. Perigal Ba Weiland Ice Struthers Sernett Syl Davidson I. “McDonald

Road maintenance budget shrinks in Pocahontas county

The High way Commission reduces gravel road upkeep funds with no provision for new construction in Pocahontas county for 1932. The annual appropriation declines over the years 193L to 1938, leaving gravel roads thinner as costs rise.

The Highway Commission Commission Pocahontas County

Road funding debate echoes in gravel road plea

A local speaker warns wage cuts may reduce road work and strain gravel maintenance. He notes the $110,000 annual contribution should secure good gravelling and cites a farmer parable about cutting costs until infrastructure fails. He fears ongoing cuts will leave roads unpaved and maintenance higher.

Highway ‘Commission

Methodist Fellowship Day Reports Joyful Congregation Activities

Last Sunday the Methodist congregation enjoyed a Fellowship Day with morning services led by district superintendent fr.ge who preached on what it means to be a Christian. A large church parlor dinner followed, prepared by the ladies and wives of the official board, then a quarterly conference and a family worship service. Afternoon programs included prayers, recitations, duets, solos, announcements, and informal talks focusing on church plans and services.

Fr.ge T. S. Bassett DeEtta Mickaleck Old Rugged Cross Jeane Scheffers Ferne Christensen Franklyn Majorowicz Lola Alice Peters Dr. Clegg

Welfare Committee Doings Aid Twenty-Two Homes and More

The Welfare Committee reports progress up to January 12, distributing clothing to twenty two homes, coal to one, baskets to twelve, and sending twenty two Christmas toy boxes. They request continued donations of underwear and overshoes and invite those in need to contact chairwoman Mrs. C. L. Gunderson or other members for help.

C. L. Gunderson Geo. F. Smith E. H. Clarke E. B. Thompson Rachael Peterson Arthur Mickaleck

Big Farm Sale At Charlton Farm North Of Rolfe

One of the community’s largest sales from Frank B Charlton on his farm one mile north of Rolfe on Primary No 44 Tuesday January 19 with lunch at 11:00 a.m. sale to follow. Nearly 800 head of livestock including horses mules cattle sheep hogs plus 800 chickens alfalfa hay and corn fodder. Large farm machinery offering with years of usefulness ahead. An itemized list appears in another ad.

Frank B. Charlton Rolfe Charlton

Leo Howe Dies Suddenly In Humboldt Visit

Rolfe mourns the sudden death of Leo Howe age about twenty four in Humboldt while serving as a witness in Martin Nielsen vs. the C. N. W. Railway Co. He fell ill en route to court and died at Dr E W Sproule’s office. Cause given as heart disease. Survived by parents L H Howe, brothers and sisters Gladys Helen Frances. Funeral set for Thursday at St Margaret's Catholic Church with Rev Daniel Tewell.

Rolfe Leo Howe Humboldt St. Margaret's Catholic Church Daniel Tewell

I. C. O. F. Joint Installation Notice

There will be a joint installation of officers for the Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah at the I. C. O. F. hall Friday evening January 15 at eight o'clock. All members are requested to be present. Subscribe for The Arrow-Now.

Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah I. C. O. F. Hall

Stromberg Opens All Electric Hatchery in Rolfe

The Stromberg Poultry Farm & Hatchery of Fort Dodge will establish a new all electric hatchery in Rolfe. It leases the J. H. Wilson building and aims to open Feb 1. The plant, with capacity for 500000 eggs per setting, expects 100000 chicks at this branch, producing only accredited chicks and sourcing eggs from Iowa Poultry Improvement Association accredited flocks. Culling and inspection work has been underway and will finish in the next two to three weeks.

Stromberg Poultry Farm & Hatchery Fort Dodge Rolfe J. H. Wilson Iowa Poultry Improvement Association

Installation of Eastern Star Officers for 1982

The local chapter of the Order Eastern Star installed officers Tuesday night with a 100 person dinner. New Worthy Matron Bessie Boyce and Worthy Patron J. C. Damberg led a program featuring Anna Vaughn installing, rose tributes, and remarks. A Washington Party is planned for February 22 at Masonic Hall.

Order Eastern Star C. L. Gunderson Anna Vaughn Ann Wiley Etta Symes Elizabeth Wheeler Divonna Vaughn Jean Mather Marie Wheeler Earl Ferguson Bessie Boyce J. C. Damberg Mabel Morrison H. D. Brinkman Lorraine Dawson Gladys Larson Vera Olerich Genevieve Brinkman

New Pocahontas Law Firm Formed by McCartan and Allen

C B McCartan of Pocahontas and W J Allen of Laurens have organized a law partnership, both continuing in their present offices. Allen has long been part of the Pocahontas bar, while McCartan has practiced there for years and is highly regarded. The two young lawyers come from pioneer stock with wide county connections, promising strong local support for their new firm.

C. B Clem) McCartan Pocahontas W. J Will) Allen Laurens Allen McCartan

St Margaret's Mid-Winter Carnival Set for Feb 3

The St. Margaret's Catholic church congregation schedules the annual mid winter carnival for Wednesday evening February 3 in Butler Hall with games sports and lunches. The event delights the community and more details will follow.

D. Jones St. Margaret's Arch Butler Hall St. Margaret’s Catholic Church Butler ‘Hall

Community Weather Report Sees Snow Melt and Sled Joy

Following a foot of snow last week the area enjoyed clear roads as snow compacted. A January Thaw arrived turning street drifts into packed snow while bob sleds returned to use. Icicles formed on houses and roofs leaked, showing winter’s drawbacks.

Kidnapping Charge Spurs Missouri Return of Geo Kueck

Marshal Peter Peterson, acting on a Benton County Missouri warrant, captured Geo Kueck at Rolfe’s east outskirts and handed him to Sheriff Stebbins in Pocahontas. They returned to Missouri with a woman linked to the affair, as Sheriff J W Allen and companion prepared for the next chapter in the case. Kueck had been working on a gravel contract in Missouri this fall.

Peter Peterson Benton County Geo. Kueck Peterson Mr. Kueck Rolfe Stebbins Pocahontas Warsaw J. W. Allen Missouri

Pythian Sisters Install New Officers

The Pythian Sisters installed officers Wednesday evening. Installing officers were Mrs. Ann Wiley Grand Chief Minnie Matteson Grand Senior Ella Hille Grand Manager. Officers installed for the year include Past Chief Myrtle Watts M E Chief Peggy Jolliffe Excellent Senior Mable Morrison Excellent Junior Mary McIntire M R C Gladys Larson M O F Gussie Bruce Protector Ollie Graham Guard Birdie Brogotti Staff Captain Elizabeth Wheeler.

Pythian Sisters Ann Wiley Minnie Matteson Ella Hille Myrtle Watts M. E Peggy Jolliffe Mable Morrison Mary McIntire Gladys Larson Gussie Bruce Ollie Graham Birdie Brogotti Elizabeth Wheeler

Farm Bureau Meeting Set by Des Moines Township

The Des Moines Township Farm Bureau will open the year with a meeting at the Des Moines Township school building on Monday night January 18. A strong program is planned and a large crowd is expected. Grant Johnson is the new director.

Des Moines

Sunday School Institute at Ware Jan 19

County wide Sunday School Institute to be held Tuesday January 19 at 9 15 a m in Ware Methodist Church Ware. C G Herbrecht from Des Moines State Staff will deliver addresses during the day urging all church school workers to attend. Bring sandwiches covered dish own dishes and silver for noon lunch.

Ware Methodist Church Ware C. G. Herbrecht Des Moines Grace Eaton Eisenhauer Ecy

Wildcats Triumph Over Ottosen 55 to 19 in Exhibition

Rolfe's Wildcats opened with Robi Seaman at center Edgar Showers and Ronald Carroll at forward Mike Sime and Ed Calligan as guards Delmar Ralph Harvey Hoskins Helmer Kaiser and Seaman led scoring Showers tops with seven baskets Sime added five Calligan four The Wildcats previously faced Laurens Independents defeating them 47 to 59 in a prior outing Referee Earl Rusty Chambers officiated the game.

Rolfe Wildcats Ottosen Butler Robi. Seaman Edgar Showers Ronald Carroll Mike Sime Ed Calligan Sime Calligan Delmar Ralph Harvey Hoskins Helmer Kaiser Delmar Seaman Showers Carroll Longseth Ralph Fc P. Enockson Carroll F Hagen Hoskins F Enockson Seaman c GOA Pert Cess Sime Go Kaiser Gu Mole Calligan G Earl “Rusty” Chambers

Merle Carroll Weds Ellen Dale Brown in Chicago

Merle Carroll son of Mr and Mrs T Carroll of Rolfe married Ellen Dale Brown in Chicago on Saturday January 9 1932. The private ceremony had only witnesses. Brown works as a private secretary to a C N W Railway official and Merle is an assistant roadmaster with North Western based in West Chicago.

Merle Carroll North Western Chicago Merle

Legion Auxiliary Meets for Covered Dish Luncheon

The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Leland MelIntire’s home for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs. C. W. Watts and Mrs. R. B. Mather assisted. A good crowd attended the business session. The group discussed building-block projects. At four a supplementary lunch was served. Betty McIntire performed three piano numbers to close the afternoon.

American Legion Auxiliary Leland MelIntire C. W. Watts R. 8. Mather Betty McIntire

Married men seek farm work in Pocahontas county

Several married men in Pocahontas county are unemployed through no fault of their own. They are eager to work on a farm or take charge of one and a contact at the Farm Bureau office in Pocahontas is requested. John Kinen, invalid Hutchinson Kansas, has made 111 quilts.

Pocahontas County Farm Bureau Pocahontas John Kinen Hutchinson Kansas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Desday Ware Methodist Presbyterian Sionary Society Circle of Excelsior Society Presbyterian Manse B. C. Rudolfson Irma Garner Bon Ton Bridge Wheeler Y. M. C. Bridge Walter Lortz C. J. By Pmmunity Temperance Meeting Methodist Church Cemevica Beautite George F. Smith Helen Thomp Slo Mary Shriner C. Paul Carlson America Trinity Lutheran Church Rev. J.0. Wangberg Luther Leagues Sepa Rapp Mighty Hunters Stromberg C. E Margaret Community Weather Report George Kueck D. M. T. Farm Bureau Sunday School Institute Claw Ottosen Laurens Independents Monte Martin Laurens High Iowa State College Legion Auxiliary Meets
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