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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1931

Page

5

Upcoming Meetings and Events Highlight Local Club Activities

Community groups announce May to August gatherings across several towns. Trinity Lutherans and Worth-White clubs plan May and July meetings. American Pian Auxiliary Units host at Mr. and Mrs. Bush in Plover. Olive Branch club meets at Mrs. McIntire’s home. 4-H Girls hold Achievement Day at the courthouse. final Friday sees a regular Tu. meeting at Mrs. Sone’s home.

Ansday Trinity Ahantas Riday Ae T. U

City Park Friday Night Concert Changes Amid Street Noise

Community board approves a temporary Friday city park concert to ease Saturday night street traffic. The program features acts led by King Eisenberg Huff Kate Green-Stept and others with performances like Tuxedo, Gladiolus, Dull Razor Blues, A Rainbow Shower, Heartaches and The Lone Crusader.

140Th Infantry Feo Gladiolus Eisenberg Ades Kate Eisenberg Klennen-Hoffman Hutard Kingerture Bombay Destegs Eisenberg

W C T U Postpones July Meeting

The W C T U announces there will be no July meeting. The next regular meeting is set for Friday August 28 at the home of Mrs. F L MacVey. Secretary notes no other details are announced.

CT. U F. L. MacVey Ess

Grasshopper Outbreaks Spur Iowa South Dakota Plans

South Dakota Colorado and Missouri report severe grasshopper outbreaks with Iowa farmers preparing for possible infestations. Dr C Dak Iowa entomologist notes counties already suffer damage and outlines a control formula using bran arsenite solution molasses water and amyl acetate. Eastern Colorado reports its worst outbreak in 25 years and South Dakota notes record worm damage to corn.

South Dakota Colorado Minta Missouri Iowa C. Dak Drake Geo. C. Decker Iowa College

Two and a Half Year Old Killed in Pocahontas County Crash

A Pocahontas family suffered the loss of Joseph Allen Jr. in a Sunday evening car crash five miles north of Newell on the Varina Storm Lake road. His parents Mrs. and Mr. Byron G. Allen and aunt Maude Gilchrist were seriously injured while Virginia Allen survived. a Kludstrup car driver from Lake Park caused the collision. The boy died at Storm Lake while his parents remain hospitalized. Funeral services were held in Pocahontas.

Joseph Allen Jr Byron G. Allen Pocahontas Newell Allen Maude Gilchrist Virginia Frank Walter Varina Will Kelley Rolfe Wiewel Parker Fonda Mrs. Allen Gilchrist J. H. Allen Josephine Allen Des Moines Joseph Jr Pocahontas County

Gas Bus to Install on Fort Dodge–Spencer Line

The Minneapolis and St Louis plans to replace the Fort Dodge Spencer passenger service with gas electric cars. The 800 horsepower, all steel cars will carry mail baggage and 32 passengers and reach 65 mph. They feature musical horns, hot water heat, and white black fronts for visibility. Service starts next week with a new timetable to follow.

Minneapolis & St. Louis Fort Dodge-Spencer Rolfe

Des Moines Township Woman's Club Meeting Notes

The Des Moines Township Woman's Club met July 14 at the D M T school building with large attendance and visitors. Roll call cited Something Made In Iowa and plans for officer elections were finalized for the next meeting. A program on The Amana Colony and The Little Brown Church followed, then a luncheon hosted by Mesdames Fisher Lehnus and Williams.

Des Moines Amana Colony George Lehnus Little Brown Church Charles Lehnus Mesdames Wm. Fisher B. C. Lehnus Christie Williams

Tilton and Guthrie in Rolfe Next Week Vaudeville Run

The Tilton and Guthrie Players bring a seven‑piece orchestra to Rolfe on Johnson show lots in the east for a week. New tent and production, popular vaudeville bills including City Wives and Hollywood Daddies with admission 35 cents adults 10 cents children. One free lady per adult ticket on Mon Tue.

Tilton & Guthrie Rolfe Johnson Show Steppin’ High Matilda Yonson

Cattle Feeders Day Set At Iowa State College

Cattle Feeders Day at Iowa State College in Ames is scheduled for Thursday July 30. Pocahontas county feeders plan to attend and inspect several lots of cattle finished on various rations. Gilsonite, a rare mineral, is used in telephone mouthpieces electrical insulation and paint and is mined only in Utah.

Iowa State College Ames Pocahontas County Utah

Parents on the Road to Recovery After Illness

Report notes the parents are no longer in danger and are on the sure road back to health and strength, with steady improvement and planned rest.

Butler Team Defeats World 4-1 In Kittenball Exhibition

A Monday evening game at City Park pitted Butler kittenball players against a world team. Showers and Jeffries backed Butler’s pitching while Freeman and Lothian pitched for the world. Rolfe showed real talent in a 4-1 Butler win as the local club benefited from a three-bagger by Showers and passed balls, though several players mishandled routine plays due to kittenball habits.

Doc Butler Showers Jeffries Butler Freeman Lothian Rolfe

4-H Girls Achievement Day in Pocahontas County

On Tuesday August 4 Mrs Edith Barker from the Extension Service of Iowa State College will judge 4-H Club exhibits at the Pocahontas County Courthouse in Pocahontas. About 125 girls from ten clubs are expected to participate with health contests for older and younger groups and demonstration teams. Prizes will be awarded for garments and booths, with possible displays at the Fonda Fair. County chair Mrs John Oleson. committee members Mrs Jay Ryan Mrs A L Jones and Mrs Arthur Vaughn.

Edith Barker Extension Service Towa State College Pocahontas County Court House Pocahontas John Oleson Grant Township Jay Ryan Cummins A. L. Jones Lincoln Township Arthur Vaughn Des Moines

Olmsteds Return to Pocahontas in August

A. Olmsted to return to Pocahontas the last week in July to take charge of the local Chevrolet garage. Ed Rheder of Fort Dodge completed plans for opening the Motor Inn Chevrolet garage in Pocahontas on August 1, with the Olmsteds moving into the upstairs rooms.

Chevrolet Motor Inn Ed Rheder Fort Dodge A. Olmsted Lake City Pocahontas Olmsted

Rural Carriers and Wives Hold Meeting

The Pocahontas County Association of Rural Mail Carriers and the County Woman's Auxiliary met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S Reis Tuesday evening. The Auxiliary elected officers: President Mrs. Chas Grove Hancock, Vice-President Mrs George Wiegman Pocahontas, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs Denzil Johnson Rolfe. Pocahontas Democrat.

Pocahontas County Chas. Grove Hancock George Wiegman Pocahontas Denzil Johnson Rolfe

Sugar production in Australia tied to white labor only

A claim states sugar production in Australia relies exclusively on white labor. The remark implies a racial limitation in labor participation within the industry and critiques the inclusivity of the workforce.

Australia

Jimmy Carroll Wins Rolfe Golf Caddies Tournament

Jimmy Carroll captures the Rolfe Caddies tourney overseen by Doc Butler and Zack Carroll. Qualifying scores featured multiple players, with match play producing tight results and Carroll defeating Jim Willingham 1 up in the final after both shot the same medal score. Prizes included a driver and golf bag for the champion and runner-up, plus golf balls for the winner and runner-up in consolation.

Jimmy Carroll Rolfe Golf Caddies Rolfe Caddie Doc Butler Zack Carroll Julius Stevenson Jim Willingham Gilbert Freeman Dale Spiker Byron Friend Donald Green Oswald Pattee Robert Larson Donald Stoufe Larson

KITTENBALL TEAMS SLUMP IN EARLY SEASON GAMES

The Hunter team defeated Egg House 12 to 8 in a rough late week game. Butler edged Egg House 6 to 5 after a late rally as Egg House lineup issues and fielding errors hindered their performance. Standings show Hunter and Butler amid early season standings with mixed records.

Hunter Egg House Butler Jimmy Sennett Homer Marchant Eye House Butlerites

Clem Lieb Found Dying in Pocahontas

Clem Lieb a 45 year old bachelor was found unconscious in his Pocahontas rooms Sunday afternoon. He died early Monday at his sister Mrs Joe Stelpflug home. Kidney poisoning is suspected as the cause. He had not been seen since Thursday and friends forced open his door Sunday to find him.

Clem Lieb Pocahontas Joe Stelpflug Lieb

First Chemical Weed Spray Timing in Iowa

Extension plant pathologist R. H. Porter of Iowa State College warns the first weed spray should be delayed to fall if not yet applied. If June spraying occurred, the second dose should come in August or September with high soil moisture. Last half of July is too late for the first spray. June is most effective. If the fall application is needed, mow now.

R. H. Porter Iowa State College

Four Years In Cow Testing Boosts Allen & Searcy Herd Profits

Allen and Searcy joined the Pocahontas County Cow Testing Association four years ago and shifted from low producing cows to a tested herd. The Brown Swiss herd of G A Schoepke led the month with 1215 pounds of milk and 52.4 pounds butterfat, while Allen and Searcy’s Holstein herd averaged 1460 pounds milk and 43.2 butterfat. A high grade Holstein from Allen and Watson yielded 2250 pounds milk and 96.8 butterfat. Seventy five cows topped 40 butterfat, thirty one exceeded 50 butterfat, and the month’s separator loss was $5.64.

Allen & Searcy Pocahontas County Mr. Searcy Wm. Schott Pocahontas W. K. Williams Women’s Reformatory Rockwell City C. R. Smith Martin Gehrt Havelock Fred Smith Rolfe Allen & Watson Laurens

Watering and feeding tips for work horses in summer

A. B. Caine of Town State College advises sparing corn, night pasturing on laxative grass, and regular watering to keep work horses healthy. Monitor for overheating and provide frequent rest after an estimated 4 000 horse losses last season.

A. B. Caine Mr. Caine

Russia tops world coal deposits at 350 billion tons

An observer notes Russia has about 350 billion tons of coal reserves, the largest global total, with most being anthracite. A visiting Army officer in Newport, R. I. notes that Farewell Street runs to a cemetery nearby.

Russia Newport R. L Farewell Street

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Enden Ween City Park OC. Rake Woman's Club Olmsteds Spiker Pattee Stoufe Stevenson Willingham Green Carroll Friend Schoepke BROWN
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