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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1918

Page

3

Crowds See Iowa Troops Depart for Camp Pike

In a vivid countywide sendoff, about 8?000 people gathered in Pocahontas County to bid farewell to troops leaving Monday for Camp Pike Arkansas. Ed Dunn spoke on Americanism, urging lawful action through the War Service Commission, while Red Cross volunteers lined routes and bands played as the train departed amid cheers and prayers for safety.

J. H. Allen County War Service Commission War Service Commission Ed G. Dunn Magon City Dunn Turkey Red Cross Yocahontas Rolfe Sibley Osceola County Pocahontas County Camp Pike

Services and picnic announced by Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church

Rev J P M Magnussen announces Sunday July 28 services with morning English and evening Danish. A Sunday school picnic follows at 2 pm at Mads Johansen farm. A burglary at Mrs Vandeventer’s residence prompts calls for vigilance and eventual justice against the culprit.

J. P.M. Magnussen Mads Johansen

Chautauqua Red Cross Drive Sums Up Local Event

The Chautauqua program drew a strong audience as Rolfe and visiting performers showcased patriotism and talent. Attendees praised the shows, heard talks by veterans and city figures, and agreed the event was the best yet while boosting Red Cross funds and community spirit.

War era prose on patriotism and policy in playful fragments

A collage of wartime editorials and satirical lines praising civic duty and American resilience. It rails against German aggression, advocates neighborly aid to fight weeds, and mocks political rhetoric while noting draft age, war costs, shell shock, and the Overman act with period tone and scattered humor.

von Hindenburg Paris Kansas William Bill England America Parliament Congress Germany

July Slippers Sale Featured Across Ladies Misses and Children

Tables laden with dress slippers for ladies misses and children offered at reduced prices though values are disregarded. Prices shown include four dollar and three fifty and other marked amounts though the text is partly garbled.

Chile

Arrowman Tries Aviation Stunts With Ford Car

Four travelers including Mrs Bruce and Mrs Kent suffered bruises after an automobile accident near Pocahontas. They describe a near collision with Mr Noggle, a roll of the Ford, and a lucky escape with no serious injuries. The group thanks Mr Noggle and others who aided, noting the car had minor damage and plans to try again once cranked.

Arrowman Bruce Don Kent Dolliver Kent Pocahontas Callon Noggle Nouth Road Ford Mrs. Noggle Harry Noggles Will Hunter Air Service Sam

Methodist Episcopal Church Weekly Schedule and League Institute

The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev. C. S. Burnette lists class meeting and worship times, Sabbath School, Epworth League, Evening Praise, Prayer Meeting, and Bible Study. The W. H. M. meets with Mrs. E. S. Colebaugh. Two carloads of Epworth League youth attended the Lake Okoboji Institute with about 300 Leaguers registered, and next Sunday will feature morning and evening services plus an outdoor missionary lecture on South America with colored slides.

Epworth E. S. Colebaugh Epworth League League Institute M. E. Camp Lake Okoboji South America

Rolfe Chautauqua to Convene July 29 at Ward Ferguson Office

Attention is called to the annual meeting of the Rolfe Chautauqua Association by by law on the second Monday after the session. This year the meeting will be held Monday evening July 29 at Ward Ferguson's office to wind up the year and elect a new board of directors and conduct necessary business.

Rolfe Chautauqua Association Ward Ferguson

Mrs Herbert Doe Passes in Nes Moines Hospital

Mrs Herbert Doe born in Pocahontas county on a Bradgate farm February 22 1868 married 1898 to Herbert Doe in Bradgate. Six children four sons two daughters survive with husband. eldest son in France. She joined Methodist Episcopal church early and died after appendicitis operation July 15 in Nes Moines. Funeral July 18 in Rolfe Free Methodist Church. Interred Clinton cemetery. Miss Viola Holmgren of Ruthven visited Rolfe home.

Elma Hary Pocahontas County Bradgate Herbert Doe Rolfe France Methodist Episcopal Church Nes Moines W. W Ream Free Methodist Church Clinton Cemetery Viola Holmgren Ruthven Nelx Ryen Ihome

Special Rural Sth Grade Examinations Held at Pocahontas

Special teachers examinations will be held in the court room at Pocahontas on August 16. GRACE D BRADSHAW is the County Superintendent overseeing the event.

Pocahontas Grace D. Bradshaw

Presbyterian Church Notes Rev. R. D. Echlin as Pastor

The article highlights Rev. R. D. Echlin D D as pastor of the Presbyterian Church. It comments on national effort, urging shipbuilding and unity, with a sharp line about Germany and current events.

Notable Names Featured in Public Notices List

A long list of individuals including Holt, Jaseb, Jones, Obrecht, Bowen, Howe, Hansell, Severson, Huffman, Bliss, Holl, Ritchey, Pyle, Vey, Schmudt, Coffin, Syoufe, Klein, Tietze, Alberts, Morrow, Halt, Pattee, Wilson appears in the community notice. The document names several professionals and officials such as Dr. A C Hackley and The Arrow publication, suggesting a formal listing of participants or signatories in a local matter.

D. L. Alberts O. W. Morrow HM. Halt the Arrow A. C. Hackley Will Pattee J. H. Wilson

Harvest Volunteers Rally For Food Stuffs Effort

Captains and volunteers mobilize to port grain and food for war needs. Lieut Lufshery leads boys as they organize to counter attack and sustain farming amid shortages. Signed pledges by local residents pledge labor and grain donations to support the harvest drive as Allied victory work continues.

P. As Lufshery Ceylon

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F. C. Thomas Co Iowa Board of Directors Chautauqua Platt Ferguson Ward Perry Chautanaas Tailien Wien Fiealle Alease Pracin Kent F. J. Powell Matthews Cole Opera Fea Eaeh Charles Brandon Songaor Rev. C. S. Burnette Chautaqua Special Christian Endeavor F. A. Malcolm M Thos. Wiley P. A. McEwen Robert Bruce Welcb I. C. Smith McIntire J. W. B. C. H. Tollefsrude Hoyne A. B. Thomy Goo R. C. Morrison J. On J. T. Grant, Rolf Ontainty Spearcs
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