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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1918

Page

3

Rolfe Woman's Club Adopts French War Baby

The Rolfe Woman's Club unanimously adopts a plan to sponsor a French war baby with annual payments of 36.50. Members approve a new constitution and by laws and elect to pursue war work while previewing next season under Mrs McEwen. Parliamentary law class led by Mrs Robert Bruce gains interest as delegates pledge Wheatless Gear. The June 28 annual meeting closes the season with reports and a full turnout expected.

Mra Mattie Trick Woman's Club Marion Bruce Siefkin Lemon McEwen Robert Bruce General Federation of Women's Clubs Little Rock Ark Rolfe Woman's Club U. S. Food Administration

Shower Honors Mrs. Carl Kauffman At Ives Home

A miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Ives and Mrs. Earl Fisher at the Robert Ives home Friday afternoon May 31 honored Mrs. Carl Kauffman. A mock wedding entertained guests as cards invited attendees to write a war recipe for the bride. Numerous gifts were given and guests enjoyed a fine social time.

Robert Ives Earl Fisher Carl Kauffman

Decoration Day Observed by Camp Dodge Band in Rolfe

The Camp Dodge Headquarters Band arrived for Decoration Day in Rolfe. A crowd gathered for an eight o clock concert on Main Street and more events followed including prayers, a park program, cemetery ceremonies, and a farewell concert. The band of thirty three Iowa natives impressed locals with their training and conduct.

Rolfe Camp Dodge Perry McCray Cora Richardson Althe Tarely Bualnesa J. Pluvius J. M. Mallinger St. Margaret’s Church Amy Ireland Migs Islea Olerich Lincoln’s Atysburg Frank Chalmers McKean Central Presbyterian Church of Des Moines Echlin Woman’s Relief Corps Corps Chas. Pike Burnette Zott Iowa United States

Agnes C Smothers dies at 78 in Iowa home

Agnes C Smothers born October 30 1839 in Illinois died May 30 1918 at her daughter Mrs Ollie Alvis home near Rolfe Iowa aged 78 years 7 months She lived most of life in Illinois moved to Iowa five years ago She had eight children three survive Funeral held at the Alvis home and burial in Clinton cemetery

Agnes C. Smothers Illinois Ollie Alvis

Wedding Bells for Miss Mabel Peterson and Dewey Vote

Miss Mabel Peterson and Dewey Vote wed at two oclock on Wednesday May 29 at the Peterson home officiated by Rev C Burnette. A large gathering attended the ceremony and wedding feast while Hoover regulations were briefly set aside. Miss Peterson, born locally and Rolfe High student, and Mr Vote, nephew of the Gruvera family of here and Havelock, are praised as a steady couple and likely to build a happy home. The Arrow offers congratulations.

Chris Peterson Miss Mabel Dewey Rev. C. 5S Burnette Hoover Miss Peterson Rolfe High Mr. Vote Gruvera Havelock The Arrow

Farmers urged to hold fair wages in corn harvest

The Pocahontas County Farm Bureau announces a free labor bureau in every town to help farmers and laborers during wet weather. It urges a fair wage of 2.50 dollars a day with board, and warns against asking more than 3.00 dollars, urging farmers to support the standard to avoid inflating wages.

Farm Bureau Pocahontas County

Van Alstine Reelected Senator in Tasman District Vote

The article reports H. S. Van Alstine re nominated for senator with a decisive majority in a heavy rain election. Pocahontas county favored him by about 600 votes, Humboldt by 400, and Buena Vista supported Murray, leaving Van Alstine roughly 600 ahead. Dickinson defeated Woods for congress in the district. County clerk Pete Thompson and auditor W. C. Wood won clear majorities. Democratic noms were uncertain pending canvass.

Towa Pocahontas County Allen Dickinson Woods Algona VanAlstine Humboldt Murray Buena Vista Pete Thompson Will Ballard W. C. Wood C. J. Gunderson G. B. Peterson Rose McCormick R. H. Winegarden R. L. Hudson P. B. Thompson Robert Klein

Liberty Loan Star Honors For Pocahontas Township

In May 1918 Pocahontas Township in Rolfe Iowa exceeds its quota by two hundred percent in the Third Liberty Loan drive. C B Bowen Township Clerk, Mr J H Allen sign the commendation as stars are added to the local honor flag with Mrs John Doyle assisting.

Pocahontas Iowa C. B. Bowen Clima Rolfe J. H. Allen John Doyle

Red Cross Reorganizes Nationally for Efficient Work

The local Red Cross delays most tasks next week with only Wednesday and Friday afternoon work, knitting on Friday all summer. The nationwide reorganization will apportion duties and limit locals to assigned tasks, preventing surplus production and aiming for efficiency.

Red Cross

Knights of Pythias Memorial Set For June 9 Service

Silver Leaf Lodge No. 40 will hold its annual memorial day on Sunday June 9 at 3 pm with a hall gathering and address. BE A Grimwood of Oxford Junction will deliver the day’s address after long service to the order. Members are ordered to attend and visitors are welcome to the hall.

Silver Leaf Lodge No. 40 Knights of Pythias BE. A. Grimwood Oxford Junction Order Grimwood Bernard Murphy

Sunday Evening Talk Highlights National Woman's Club Biennial

Mrs. Fae McEwen reported on the nationwide biennial of the Woman's Clubs held recently in Hot Springs Arkansas. The meeting lasted a week and her summary captivated both men and women with lively details including war work reference and wartime efforts. Karl Smith returned from Missouri and seeks military service but awaits the draft outcome.

Fae McEwen Woman's Clubs Hot Springs Ark Karl Smith Missouri

Local Registrars Report Exemptions and Military Training

The notice lists registrars and exemptions from military service for young men, noting certificates issued and plans to leave for Des Moines and Fort Dodge for army training. It mentions arrivals and departures, entries to training camps, and a few names among families and guardians.

Paris Taland Marines

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Rolfe Womans Club Mc Hwen Mciwen EF. C. Thomas Co Rolfr Senator van Alstine Saat Tom Lynch B. Cameron Alta Wan Ee Elivine Center Clinton Colfax Nonw Dover Garfield Grant Oh Lake Walt Lizard Ding Buat Light & Power W.C. Shull
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