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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1932

Page

3

Community Meetings and Events This Week

Coming events listed include a meeting of the depositors of State Savings Bank at P hall in Rolfe at 8:00 p m on Friday July 8. On Sunday July 10 Pikertown Lun a School plans its annual picnic dinner at Pikertown schoolhouse. Des Moines Man's Club meets Tuesday July 12 at the D M Hornoo building in the afternoon. Friday July 14 Trinity Lutheran Aid Society rides to the home of Mrs B Thompson.

State Savings Bank of P. Hall Rolfe Pikertown Luna School Pikertown School Des Moines Man’s Club D. M. Hornoo Trinity Luthen Bodies Aid Society B. Thompson

Pocahontas Boys Show Strong 4-H Club Work

Leon Wiegman of Pocahontas plans Iowa State College dairy manufacturing studies with funds from 4-H work. Eldon Ham of Rolfe and Des Moines township peers raise sheep and beef cattle for fairs. Cecil Rubel near Laurens shows top beef at Spencer fair and Vinton Howie of Fonda keeps purebred sheep and beef entries.

Leon Wiegman Pocahontas Iowa State College Leon Eldon Ham Rolfe Des Moines Ellis Struthers Virgil Vaughn Virgil Cecil Rubel Laurens Ilson Bolen Vinton Howie Fonda

Garfield Farm Bureau Presents A Good Play Back Home Again

A Garfield Township Farm Bureau meeting featured the three act play Back Home Again staged at the Hosier home with about 300 attendees. Cast included May belle Witt Theodore Truelsen Frank Cornwell Mary Cornwell Lester Applegate Veronica Cornwell and Delmar Truelsen. Specialities from Des Moines township and acts by 4-H Club members plus music by the Garfield Township Orchestra highlighted the evening. Refreshments were served by 4-H Club girls.

Garfield Township Farm Bureau J. O. Hosier Maybelle Witt Theodore Truelsen Frank Cornwell Mary Cornwell Lester Applegate Veronica Cornwell Delmar Truelsen

Melson Chosen Chairman of County Republican Central Committee

Following a meeting of the Republican convention last Saturday, the county central committee organized for the year naming Randall Melson of Garfleld township as chairman, Mrs. C. P. Malcolm of Pocahontas as vice-chairman, Ponty Treaslas, and L. O'Keefe of Onda as treasurer. The group planned a vigorous campaign for the county ticket.

County Central Committee Randall Melson Gareld Township C. P. Malcolm Pocahontas Ponty Treaslas L. O’keefe Onda

Meeting of Depositors at Rolfe July Tenth

Meeting of depositors and other creditors of the Savings Bank in the K P O Rolfe on Friday evening July 8 to form a non mutual benefit association. All depositors and creditors urged to attend as vital matters will be considered by the committee.

de Positors Re Savings Bank P. O. Rolfe Pb. m John Brown Lloyd Garrison

Golf Match Set Between Rolfe and Eagle Grove Club

Members of the Rolfe Golf Club will visit Eagle Grove next Sunday for their annual contest at 1 30 p m The traditional meeting between Rolfe and Eagle Grove is expected to draw a good turnout and a competitive afternoon of golf as the season progresses

Atembers Rolfe Golf Club Gle Grove Eagle Grove Rolfe Eagle Grove A

Apostolic Faith Assembly Announces Special Meetings

Butler Ball Polte Iowa hosts a two day event Saturday and Sunday with Bilder J A Nelson and Comet evangelist. W J Davis Pastor invites all to hear the full Gospel Sage and attend the special services.

Apostolic Faith Assembly Butler Ball Polte Iowa Suncorey Bilder J. A. Nelson Comet W. J. Davis

Republican county convention elects officers and sets out platform

The Pocahontas County Republican convention opened July 2 with F. M. Hudson as temporary chairman. Delegates chosen to resolutions and credentials, committees named, and the permanent organization approved. Resolutions called for farm mortgage relief, monetary inflation, tariff reductions, international cooperation, smaller government, and bank bond proposals. Parker named coroner. Ellis declared sheriff after three ballots. State officers and delegates selected. Gilchrist telegram read. Convention adjourned.

F. M. Hudson Hudson Marion Bruce L. M. Buck G. Rassler J. P. Mullen Henry Loots C. W. Peterson A. J. Shaw L. R. Davidson Martin Olson J. Ryan W. E. DeMill D. Hauser L. W Chas. Long F. A. Fairburn C. B. McCartan J. H. Wilson Clarence Johnson Thos. Edge O. E. Lehnus Wesley Hawke N. G. Lokerse A. E. McLain A. Hendricks W. E. Campbell H. H. DeWall H. L. Gerdes H. J. Lundblad G. A. Everson F. W. Hronek Harry Woodin M. C. Anderson J. L. Miller Committee On Permanent Organization Roberts W. J. Allen Committee On Delegates Des Moines F. C. Gilchrist R. M. Evans Randall Melson T. D. Jones Fred Hudson A. G. Rassler John MceBride Fred Hauswirth Byron G. Allen Wm. Wiegert Cedar Rapids R. L. Hudson A. C. Carmichael Robi. Bruce W. W. Harris J. W. Berry Anton Mackovets Abe DeVaul Simmetsburg Norman Norland Pocahontas County Gov. Turner Congress Fred C. Gilchrist C. B. MacCartan Garner F. Parker Pocahontas Dr. Parker J. L. O’keefe Butler Ellis Hiatt Stahly Reyman Thompson West Workinger Karl Fischer Thomas Martin

Four Tined Manure Fork Hailed by Entomologists at ISU

Entomologists at Iowa State College praise the four tined manure fork as one of the best fly swatters of the modern age. Flies suffer as manure is hauled away quickly from barns and sheds on farmsteads.

Iowa State College

Thos Ellis Nominated Sheriff on Third Ballot

Thos W Ellis of Lincoln township wins the Republican sheriff nomination on the third ballot at Pocahontas last Saturday. He led after the first ballot with rural support and consolidated votes from southeast county. Butler held solid support from Clinton and Garfield townships. Ellis, a farmer, gained strength from the state and rural townships, with the convention aiming to avoid deadlock.

Pocahontas Thos. W. Ellis Lincoln Township Ellis Clinton Garfield Township G. G. Butler

Kittenball Standings and Thursday Raindrops Upset

Kittenball standings show Showers of Carroll leading before Thursday's late inning loss as Harold Calligan hit a crucial homer to swing the Raindrops to a 4 3 win. Earlier Carroll defeated Wilson 4 2 as Carroll brilliantly fielded. Fans crowd the field nightly to watch the free games.

Carroll Cox’s Army Wilson Harold Calligan Wilsonites Carrolls

Day for representative from Pocahontas at convention

G W Day of Fonda was nominated by the Democrats of Pocahontas County for state representative at their last Saturday convention. Myray had no competition. write-in efforts failed. Day has long served in county offices and now runs a collector’s office and acts as justice of the peace in Fonda.

Pocahontas County Pocahontas G. W. Day of Fonda Myray Geo. W. Day Rolfe High School Plover Court House Day

Army Worms to Stage Three Assaults on Crops

The first army worm crop has damaged Pocahontas county crops. Three worm crops exist and the second can cause more harm than the first. Worms are light sensitive and active after sundown, making them easier to spot in oat and grain fields. Control uses poison bran available from County Agent Bowers for fifty cents per hundred, supplied by the State Department of Agriculture for about half price. The Farm Bureau may run demonstrations on army worm and grasshopper control.

Pocahontas County Bowers State Department of Agriculture Farm Bureau

Good die young idea prompts moral doubts, doctors warn

Medical men say nerve strain and purse strain afflict the present generation, casting doubt on moral progress as the belief that the good die young persists in shaping attitudes.

Brinkman Family Holds Rain Delayed July Fourth Picnic

Nearly one hundred Brinkman family members gathered at City Park for a July 4 picnic despite rain forcing last minute changes. A Methodist church parlor offered shelter, with a big family dinner and an impromptu program featuring Frank Caf free, Douglas Hope, Islea Beth Schaged, Park Kauffman, Norton Ives, Mary Beth Brinkman, Divonna Vaughn, Annabelle Brinkman, and others. Out of town guests included Hope of Chicago and Caf free of Des Moines, with Rev Bassett attending the program.

Brinkman Haven Douglas Hope Frank Caffree Chicago Donald Victor Martins Carolyn Los Angeles Cal Will Brinkman Billy Eldon Olerich Des Moines Paul Brinkman Grand Forks N. D Park Kauffman Pocahontas Jesse C. Hosier L. W. Ives C. Vaughn T. S. Bassett Fort Dodge Twin Lakes

4 H Club Convention Inspires Girls in Iowa

About 1,400 to 1,500 girls participated in a pageant at Iowa State College on May 29 with an attendance exceeding 3,000. Pocahontas county sent Violet Jones and Stella Mae Brinkman among others. several were featured in the choir for Station WOI and the event included sessions led by notable college talent. Local families from Pocahontas County attended the pageant and supported the participants.

Iowa State College Fannie Buchanan Terahontas County Pocahontas County Violet Jones Pocahontas Stella Mae Brinkman Margaret Virginia White Veronica Cornwell Rolfe WOI Iris Vining Fonda Mary Rose McCartan Maxine Lampe Delores Kopriva Ruby Carlson George Wiegman A. L. Jones Ray Crummer Ameil Johnson G. Schold Eleanor Crummer

Mrs Peter Johnson dies after illness in Rolfe Iowa

Mrs Peter Johnson died at her home in Rolfe on July 4 1932 after a long illness. Born Oct 30 1878 in Cedar Falls she moved to Rutland then Rolfe marrying Peter Johnson Feb 6 1898. Survived by husband a daughter a son three grandchildren mother and five sisters funeral held at Rolfe Methodist Church with Rev Bassett and burial in Clinton Garfield cemetery.

Peter Johnson Fort Dodge Margaret Anna Ole and Marie Paulsen Cedar Falls Iowa Rutland Rolfe Mahon Guinevera Denzil Johnson T. S. Bassett Methodist Church Clinton-Garfield Cemetery

Farm Youth Clubs Exhibit Growth in 1931 Fair Displays

In 1931, 629,248 American boys and girls ran home making farm enterprises and entered county fairs with year end summaries. Projections for 1932 estimate enrollment at 925,000 youths in club work nationwide.

United States

Tax Distribution Across Iowa Farms by District

A county analysis shows farm tax variation across school districts, with Cummins township highlighting five millage rates among independent and consolidated districts. The Arthur Vaughn farm in Des Moines township, 156 acres, is used to illustrate these differences amid state tax allocations to public institutions and general administration totaling 24.91 dollars per thousand.

Cummins Ee - Cummins Haveloc Consolidated Mallard-Cummins Plover-Cummins Laurens-Cummins Arthur Vaughn Des Moines Iowa State College Ns Fo Teachers’ College Anamosa Ft. Madison Eldora Mitchell Rockwell City Insane Cherokee Clarinda Independence Mt. Pleasant Glenwood Woodward Toledo Davenport Marshalltown Oakdale General Administration State Departments Arthur “Vaughn Court House

Obituary of Mrs. M. A. Robinson in Rolfe Iowa

Mrs. M A Robinson died July 1 1932 at her daughter Lendit Paulson s home in Rolfe Iowa aged 80 10 17 born Emmaline Clarke in Ohio Aug 14 1851 married M A Robinson in 1903 mother of nine children seven daughters two sons two daughters predeceased Funeral conducted at the Lendit Paulson home with Rev Chas Flesher and Rev T S Bassett. interment followed.

M. A. Robinson Lendit Paulson Rolfe Emmaline Clarke Ohio Hettie Kennedy John Lowell Jennie Oswald Veronia Ore Rolfe, Iowa Hazel O’tool Sioux City Iowa Disa Burkhart Salix Fannie Rhoades Asa B. Smith Arthur L. Smith Clarksville Tenn Robinson Methodist Church Chas. Flesher Gilmore City Methodist Church T. S. Bassett Clinton-Garfield Cemetery

What Think You Aboard the Sinking Steamer of Help

A neighborhood parable about a community fund and a picture show at risk from a lack of support. It asks readers to consider how a small loss affects everyone and urges collective action to keep the project afloat.

Ikey Jakey

Married men know all the excuses as collectors say

A witty remark notes that married men make good collectors because they understand excuses and likely collect more than stories.

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Pocahontas Boys Garfield Farm Bureau Melson Republican Central Comm Illinois Zan Canyon Utah Dan Turner Congress of the United States Thos. Ellis Brinkman Clan
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