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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1934

Page

5

Beauty Contest to Crown Miss Rolfe for 1935 at Ritz

Rolfe merchants sponsor a beauty contest at the Ritz Theatre on Friday July 26 to select Miss Rolfe for 1935. Contestants represent local businesses and compete for prizes including portraits cosmetics flowers Ritz tickets and luncheon. winner receives a silver loving cup and bouquet. Judges from out of town will pick the winner. A similar event recently drew strong crowds in Laurens. Further details to follow in next week's Arrow.

Rolfe Merchants Ritz Theatre Rolfe Ritz Laurens Arrow

Chevrolet Sets a New Accessories Sales Record

Chevrolet Motor Co. reports a new all time May high for parts and accessories sales surpassing the 1929 Autrust peak. M J Douglas cites resumed touring and rising car ownership as drivers of demand for items from insect screens to radios. He notes buyers include owners of older cars upgrading for comfort and safety. Delta Delt Bridge Club met at Mrs. Wm Obrecht home with guests Mrs Eikenberry and Mrs J W Smith. next meeting at Mrs H C Barnes home.

Chevrolet Motor Co Autrust White Sulphur Springs M. J. Douglas Chevrolet Parts and Accessories Douglas Delta Delt Bridge Club Wm. Obrecht Eikenberry J. W. Smith Club H.C. Barnes

July Community Meetings and Picnics Schedule

The Rolfe Golf and Auxiliary host a July 11 bridge session at GarMac Lodge. Pikertown Night Hawks gather July 12 at Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Foust's home. Missionary Society of M. church meets July 12 with venue and program to be announced. Needle and Thread Club holds July 14 picnic at Floyd Struthers home. Trinity Lutheran Missionary Society gathers July 17 at Mrs. [name unclear]. Delta Delta Bridge Club meets July 19 at Mrs. Barnes home. Needle and Thread Club meets July 31 at Chas. McFadzen home. Worth While will meet July 24 at Marion [last name unclear] home. America Legion Auxiliary plans August 12 picnic in Rolfe City Part.

Rolfe Golf Hb Hinchconee Bridge GarMac Lodge Pikertown Night Hawks Gerald Foust Missionary Society of the M. Church Floyd Struthers Ednesday The Missionary Society of the Trinity Lutheran Church Atherday Delta Delt Bridge Club Barnes the Needle the Thread Club Chas. McFadzen Worth Marion

How to Secure Iowa Driver License for New Applicants

Officials outline steps for first time operators in Iowa. A letter advises applicants to write to the Drivers License Division in Des Moines to express the desire to obtain an operator license, noting no prior license. Examinations follow in county seats, conducted by trainees under National Safety Council supervision, with fees due at the exam.

Iowa Motor Vehicle Department Des Moines National Safety Council L. Kt. Wallace Motor Vehicle Dept

Shimon Family Reunion At Powhatan Farm Picnic

The Shimon families gathered July 4 at W. L. Wilson farm in Powhatan township for a reunion. Elders recalled old times while the young played ball and boxed. A generous picnic followed with no eatery limit as many relatives joined from Pocahontas Gilmore City Eagle Grove Rolfe Sioux City and other nearby towns.

Shimon W. L. Wilson Powhatan Township Thos. Shimon Sr A. C. Shimon Thomas M. Shimon A. J. Shimon Albert Drobney Frances Carey Will Shimon Blanche Nedved Pocahontas Lawrence Shimon Gilnore City Larry Schall Harry O'Brien Eagle Grove D. A. Te

Public support high for continuance of farm programs

In four agricultural referenda covering corn hog cotton tobacco and wheat, over 86 percent voted to continue the programs. Total votes 2 918 678 with 2 511 109 in favor and 407 038 opposed. Corn hog 70 percent in favor. cotton over 89 percent. tobacco over 92 percent on acreage. wheat over 86 percent.

Needle and Thread Club Holds Quilting Meeting

Mrs. Lester Burgess visits Chicago relatives as the Needle and Thread Club meets at Mrs. Wilbur Roberts’s country home north of Rolfe. Twenty three members attend a quilting session and enjoy a play by four members. A potluck lunch follows. The club’s annual picnic for husbands and families is set for Sunday July 14 at Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Struthers’s home.

Floyd Struthers

Donkey Ball Draws Large Crowd at Rolfe Field

A Friday crowd at Rolfe City Park watched a donkeyball game pitting Havelock against Rolfe, with Havelock winning 1-0 as riders struggled to stay on the donkeys. Earlier Rutland defeated Rolfe 6-4 in a softball game. Ferris pitched well for Rutland, while Rolfe’s Carroll and Sennett matched efforts. The Rickard Radio Shop provided a loud speaker, enhancing the event.

Rolfe Rutland Havelock Donald Green Land Ferris Carroll Sennett Sernett Abrhpore Cain Iss Dillon Metzger Peterson Ib McDonald of Rss Ly Duffy Heathman If Cormwell Rf Carrol Abrh Poa E Entler Rss Ly W. Sterns OF Hoffman Gregory If Sterns Y. Caryle D. Caryl G. Bunde A. G Pat’ Heathman Plover Rickard Radio Shop Ralph Rickard Rickards

Fort Dodge Colored Soft Ball Team to Play Here

A Fort Dodge colored softball team known as the Top and Body plays Rolfe Friday night under lights, with Wells on the mound. The program includes Bradgate and Havelock before the game, plus Rickard’s speaking system. The Rolfe league expands with D. M. J. joining and two Rose league games planned for Tuesday.

Fort Dodge Rolfe Wells Bradgate Havelock Rickard Manson All-Stars Manson Chevrolets Dahl Tae Jimmy Sennett

Worth-White Club meeting features color study and sleeves

Des Moines Township Worth-White Club met July 10 at Mrs Arthur Vaughn's home for an all day session. Members named favorite color schemes and Ade laide Weishaar demonstrated blouses and puffed sleeves. Miss Weishaar reported as treasurer and Sylvia Howe spoke on color with a color wheel. Mrs L L Martin spoke on Girl Scout activities. A noon dinner was served. Next meeting set for July 24 at Marion Ryen's. Dorothy Cox reporter. Elliott Morrow left Monday for Idaho visiting relatives. He rode from Plover to Omaha and planned further travel by bus.

Des Mones Township Worth- White Club Arthur Vaughn Adelaide Weishaar Marion Ryen Dorothy Cox

Prompt cooling boosts high quality cream prices

Iowa State College Extension dairy specialists urge dairymen to use cooling tanks to keep cream sweet and within two tenths of one percent acidity. Three grades exist Sweet first and second with premiums for clean taste. Tips include washing flanks, clean hands, immediate cooling, and thorough utensil cleanliness.

Iowa State College Ames

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Hears July 4 1776 Talk

The local American Legion Auxiliary unit met Monday at Mrs A A Richmonds home with several hostesses assisting. Mrs A V Perigal spoke on What Really Happened July 4 1776. A brief business session followed by social hour ended with home made ice cream cake and coffee. Guests included Mrs Leonard Smith and Miss Marcella Quigley. Next meeting is a picnic August 12 at Rolfe City Park with potluck dishes.

American Legion Auxiliary A. A. Richmond A. A. Brinkman Allen Vickers Ray Green A. V. Perigal Leonard Smith Marcella Quigley Rolfe City Park

4-H Club Boys Attend Lost Island State Park Camp

Twenty eight Pocahontas county 4 H Club boys spent July 6 7 at Lost Island State Park. Activities included seed study seed contest won by Merle Olson and a busy program with swimming boating fishing and kittenball. An evening campfire ended with an elephant story by Ray Cunningham. Sunrise service special talks and a field trip to the State Game Refuge followed.

Pocahontas County Lost Island State Park Arent H. (. Willett LeRoy Nelson Garfield Township Melvin Thorson Des Moines Township Merle Olson Laurens Ray Cunningham Iowa State College Ames Harold Templeton Cunningham South Dakota Templeton Bernard Travis Town State College Junior Hopkins Wilson Bolen Robert Bolen Keith Oleson Merle Oleson Bruce Weber Lucian Prendergast Leland Bencke Merrill Hopkins Wayne Lund Jimmie Hopkins Lloyd Lund Emmett Ryan Havelock Wayne Arnold Wayne Henderson Jay Arnold Mallard Robert Jolliffe Palmer

Speed events at 1935 Iowa State Fair announced

Des Moines reports three days of national circuit auto races August 23 24 plus August 30 with bigger purses and a record dirt track lineup. Horse races run Aug 26 29 with six illuminated nights. payouts exceed 9000 dollars.

Des Moines Midwest

Nels Truelsen Dies in California

Word arrives that Nels Truelsen died last Saturday in California. His body will arrive in Rolfe Friday morning and lie in state until 1 45 p m. Funeral services set for 2 30 p m at Nains Lutheran church. Barbara Jean Feaster of Livermore visits grandmother Mrs Ed J Brown for a week.

Nels Truelsen California Rolfe Nains Lutheran Church Barbara Jean Feaster Livermore Ed J. Brown

Man Injured in Cement Mixer on No. 17 Paving Job

Milton Fain, 30, an employee of Booth & Olson hauling on No. 17 between Havelock and Mallard, suffered a crushed left foot after caught by a cement mixer. He was rushed by ambulance from Havelock to Lutheran hospital in Fort Dodge, with first aid at Havelock and accompanied by J. R. McIntire and wife. Doctors in Fort Dodge had not decided on amputation. Fain, married father of four, is a son of Harry Fain and nephew of the late Mrs. Peter Johnson of Rolfe.

McIntire Havelock Milton Fain Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge Mr. Fain Booth & Olson No. 17 Mallard Fain Ft. Dodge J. R. McIntire Harry Fain Peter Johnson Rolfe McIntires

Weather and Crops Report Brightens Farmers Outlook

Weather this week brings heat and moisture for corn, oats, and vegetables. Corn shows varied yields due to late spring and floods. oats are filling well though some damage from recent rains. vegetables grow vigorously and mosquitoes are noted but bite hard.

Mary Elizabeth Moore Squires Dies at 77 in Iowa

Mary Elizabeth Moore Squires born November 2 1857 in Kenton Ohio died July 2 1935 at Colo Iowa aged 77 years seven months six days after a life in Story Rolfe and Colo. She married Harry E Squires in 1881 and had children Glenn Kenneth Jessie Fay Schon. Funeral services were held in Rolfe with interment in Clinton Garfield.

Mary E. Moore Kenton Ohio Kenneth Squire Cole Iowa Story County Iowa Center Harry E Squires Rolfe Kenneth Colo Glenn M Hornick Jessie Fay Schon Baltimore Allen Leslie Newfancy Kenneth Squires Jessie Fae Schon T. S. Bassett Mesdames Ar. Mickaleck Grant T. Johnie Messrs Geo. Ivey J. R. Mc‘tintire Guy White Clinton-Garfield Ceretory L. R. Moore Ruthven

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