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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1939

Page

2

American Legion Auxiliary Plans Children's Party

The American Legion Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Fred Forgy on Friday July 21 with 11 members and 25 visitors present. They planned the annual children’s party for August 9 for children of World War veterans and auxiliary members up to 16 years old. Refreshment committee members were named and officers chosen by president Mrs. Elmer Nicol.

Legion Fred For‘gy Mj.meyer Fred McKim Fred Forsythe Birt ‘Osking

Picnic Feasts Draw North and West Visitors to Rolfe Park

A Sunday picnic at Rolfe park drew Ohio and West Virginia guests led by Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hay and Mrs. Ray Baker of Huntington, with numerous Rolfe area families joining from Plover, Rolfe, Spragueville, and nearby. Local ailments and travel noted as Mrs. W. S. Hendricks recovers from pneumonia. several residents and visitors tale of visits, health and threshing updates across Rolfe and nearby towns.

Ohio Virginia Rolfe Park C. C. Hay Ray ‘Baker Reuben Hay Ray Gordon, Hay Huntington W. Va Wm. ‘Goodchild R. E. Houck Anne

Rolfe Local News Passes Visitors and Family News

Rose Meehan of Pocahontas visited the Pattee home in Rolfe during the week. Estherville's Mrs. Sarah Wilder called on sister-in-law Mrs. W. H. Strickler and friends. Cliff Watts and son Bob visited Ben and Agnes Freeman in Goldfield. Hood family returned from Lake Okoboji after visiting the Sennett family in Fonda Nelva. Dean Roberts went to Cedar Falls to see sister Estelyn, a ISTC student, then stayed overnight in Fort Dodge before returning home. A. T. Montgomery and family from Venice California spent Tuesday with sister J. T. Grant in Rolfe.

Frye Emmetsbur Itors Henderso Viola Phelp M. John. Henderson Nora’ Harmon Carso Tored Burt Percy. Harmon B. F Jake’ Rittgers Sioux City Rittgers Schaffers A. J. Brieholz E. W Axel Iverson E. W. Meredith Fred Kauffman Raynette Fort Dodge W. H. Henderson T. R. Jones Frank Henderson Stuart Frank Janet Richard Booth Sheldon, Mo Joe McEwen Rolfe T. P. Comer James Anderson Warren Heathman Ames A. G. Heathman Stanley Richey Somers President Olson Buena Vista College Presbyterian Church Jones Minesota Charles McFadden Cylinder Raymond Henderson Norman Rothwell Owatonna Minn Minnesota Harper Bros. Brush Co Fairfield Norman People’s Mercantile A. W.hess J. H. Gembler Gilmore'c J. H. Pollock Dorothy’ Lokerse Barbara. Bush Miss Lokerse H. Fitegerald C. Bu ‘Hlancher Em ‘Metsburg Asay Rush ‘Lake Curtis Jones Allen. Heathman Mike Strong Bill Hough Chas. Lehnus Gwendolyn Earl Young Elmer Nicol Bill McKim Gerald’ Foust Donna Jean Bobbie Harold O’neall Brooks Iseminger Russel Stowell Harriett Climpson Fay Wax Baby F. A. Pringle Mary Harris Algona Scott DeSart Everett Burns Pauline Luft Heron Lake Howard Luft W. S. Hendricks Sterling Meyer Sevel Holden Ottosen Elizabeth Northrupp Norma Ferguson Norma Green County Ed Ferguson Dana Frank Fergusons Paton Alva Fergusons Jefferson Lester Johnsons Scranton Frank Fitzgerald Goslin Rose Meehan Pocahontas Agnes Pattee Sarah Wilder Estherville W. H. Strickler Cliff Watts Bob Ben Freeman Goldfield Francis Hood Lake Ok Mr. Montgomery J.T. Grant

Local Notes From Des Moines And Holstein Visit Faithful

Des Moines area relatives visited the Holstein Soths and Rev Nat Lomen home while Miss Bernice Lomen, music instructor in the public schools, was noted. Edith Campbell sang at a Methodist service in Sioux Rapids, Edith studying music in New York City. Arthur Hewlett and family moved from New Hampton, taking a principal job in Iowa Falls after four years.

Billy A Beverly Kauffm ‘Kauffman Des Moines Nat Holstein Lomen Soth Matthias St. Paul’s Lutheran Hol Stein Herald and Examiner Marion Bruce Fred Nelson Sioux Rapids Roy Campbell Edith Campbell Edith New York City Arthur Hewlett New Hampton Emma Hewlett Iowa Falls Arthur Hewletts Hewlett

Portable corn crib stirs yard use and gov rules

A new portable corn crib can be set up and removed quickly yet remains sturdy for long use and meets government sealing requirements. Nearby, a novelty exchange and a farm supply ad discuss barn paint prices and a 110 bolt basket rack ready to move on lumber yard gear.

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