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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1924
Page
8
Local visits fill weekends as Emmetsburg and Rolfe residents tour towns and visit relatives. Church and school ties noted with pastors, summer travel, birthdays, fireworks and family picnics. A Ku Klux Klan meeting near town draws hundreds while local officials discuss civic activities and regional travel.
County Sewing Club members and leaders gathered in Pocahontas on Tuesday for a school of instruction in sewing led by a young Ames Extension Department instructor. Attendees listed include Mrs. B. W. Lathrop, Mrs. W. F. Hofert, Mrs. Pollock, Berna Spencer, Lucille Bucher, Nellie Helvig and Anna Fisher.
The Consolidated Independent School District of Plover Powhatan Township Peeshontas County Iowa will meet August 5 1924 at 8 pm at Peoples Savings Bank Ploegtown to hear taxpayers on the 1925 general school expenditures total 25 500 with 1 000 income and 1 696 420 assessed value. Mill er district secretary notes past tax figures and proposed rates for 1923 1924 and 1925.
Consolidated Independent School District of Plover will receive bids for hauling bus routes at a meeting scheduled for July. Proposals with routes on file with the secretary. The board reserves the right to alter routes and to reject any or all bids. C. E. Miller, Secretary.
Marcus L Bell born in Pine Bluff Arkansas rose from er rand boy to vice president and general counsel of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway. He taught math, learned shorthand, became a court stenographer, then joined the railway as a lawyer earning 100 a month and 13 years later reached the top as VP and general counsel. He built a Pine Bluff home and advised others to work hard save money and be patient.
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