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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1931

Page

2

Local Diddings and Community Notes in Rolfe and Nearby

Frank Longnecker and family vacationing in Maxwell and Ankeney. Howard Bruce at telephone co. on trouble. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Phillips move Livermore to Rolfe and seek work for Mrs. Phillips as a practical nurse. J BR McIntire consulting doctors in Hampton on appendix. operation undecided. Kodak finishing ad for Strathman Studio. Jack Johnson injured by a pole, recovering. Mrs. A. E. Manchester and daughters visit Rolfe. Eve lyn vacations while in nurse training in Chicago. Miss Betty and Miss Mary Melson go to Estes Park for summer hotel work. invite local tourists. Presbyterian Missionary Society meets June 17 in Rolfe. Spanish-Speaking Peoples topic. White Cross box supplies to be prepared. Mrs. Miller Klemm and relatives drive 1500 miles to Kevin Mont. Mercy Hospital School gradation includes Lucile Dolan of Rolfe. Rebekahs District 76 convention held in Rolfe with delegations from Fonda, Havelock, Pocahontas. Rolfe hosts officers Orpha Roberts, Martha Hansen, Anna McIntire, Fannie McIntire.

Frank Longnecker Maxwell Ankeney Howard Bruce Mr. Longnecker B. E. Phillips Livermore Rolfe Laura Seifert- Mark McAuliff The Presbyterian Missionary Society L. A. Hansen A. C. Thomas Grant Pollock Wm. Matteson Rebekahs Seventy-sixth Fonda Havelock Pocahontas Orpha Roberts Martha Hansen Anna McIntire Fannie McIntire

Auxiliary Meeting Supports Disabled Veterans Poppy Sale

The American Legion Auxiliary gathered Monday at Mrs. E. F. Staileup’s country home with several hostesses assisting. Proceeds from the poppy sale totaled 48.20 to aid Knoxville’s disabled veterans. Guests included Mrs. Lewis Paulson, Mrs. W. M. Quigley, Mrs. Marvin Burroughs of Rolfe, and Mrs. C. A. Graham and son Edgar of Marathon.

American Legion Auxiliary E. F. Staileup E. F. Stalleup A. Marchant A. V. Perigal Knoxville Lewis Paulson W. M. Quigley Marvin Burroughs Rolfe C. A. Graham and Edgar Marathon

Edith Campbell Rescues Boy Friend At Storm Lake

Miss Edith Campbell of Sioux Rapids aided Ingval Hatlen after a dove mishap at East Side beach resort in Storm Lake. Hatlen sustained a fractured neck vertebra and was treated at home and in Sioux Rapids. recovery expected over the summer.

Edith Campbell Sioux Rapids Ingval Hatlen East Side Storm Lake E. Mack Edith

Supreme Court rejects Iowa tuberculosis appeal

Des Moines reports Chief Justice Hughes refuses to hear the Iowa tuberculosis eradication case. States progress noted as eleven counties face stay orders while Crawford, Ringe and Decatur counties move toward accreditation by July 1. Officials expect orders to lift and program to advance this summer.

Des Moines, II Hughes United States Supreme Court Iowa Iowa Department of Agriculture Oresl M. G. Thorn Crawford Ringe

Auto smash atop Price Hill crowds Iowa birds and hazards

At the Price Hill intersection on Primary No. 44 north of Rolfe Ed Boles was struck while crossing by a West Bend car. The crash damaged the West Bend vehicle and slight injuries were reported to its occupants. Neighbors urge highway work to prevent future tragedies citing repeated crashes at the site. The column then reminisces on Iowa birds once common, noting prairie chickens whooping cranes Caroline paroquets passenger pigeons and others now vanished. A retrospective reference to wildlife and transport dangers closes the piece.

Price Hill Rolfe Ed Boles West Bend H. C. Kauffman Highway Commission Boles Iowa Walter W. Aitken the Palimpsest Iowa City State Historical Society of Caroline Paroquet Elliot Coney Northwest

Meadow Lark Nests on Golf Course Fairway

A meadow lark built a nest in the middle of a fairway near No 3 green, sheltered by a dandelion. Five young larklets hatched last Saturday as caretaker Gadd staked the area to protect them from mowing. A pheasant was also nesting nearby, reportedly with twenty eggs, but its location was not disclosed.

Gadd

Miss Catherine Nacke Excels in Dramatic Arts at Clarke College

Miss Catherine Nacke, a Clarke College dramatic arts student, attracted attention in Fort Dodge and Dubuque for her performances. She starred in the senior class play The Romancers, handling a leading role despite minimal preparation. Her instructors and audiences praised her notable ability and stage presence.

Catherine Nacke Rolfe Frank Nacke Iowa Catherine Evelyn Ferden Evelyn Fort Dodge Dubuque High School Edmund Rostand

New Farm Mulder Combines Four Field Tasks

A new farm implement called a cultivumlder demonstrates leveling pulverizing harrowing and mulching seedbeds in one pass for under 150 dollars. USDA observers headed by S H McCrory note promise on light stubble but limited in sod and dense weeds. Officials say it won’t replace plowing but aids early spring work and could add seeding and fertilizing options for grain. A New York farmer reports planting seventy acres of oats stubble in three days at eighty six cents per acre versus ten dollars and forty eight cents with standard methods.

U. S. Department of Agriculture S. H. McCrory Agricultural Engineering Division Arlington R. W. Dunlap New York Combine

Sapphires Dominate Jewel Bearings in Watches and Marine Instruments

Sapphires are described as the most common jewels used to bear gear in watches and precision marine instruments, highlighting their importance in timekeeping and navigation gear.

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Brazil Atlantic Coast Saka Thompson Bros Nateee Harriss F. Thomas Finer Arrow C. D A L. Roberts Plover C. J. Leadley E. Rolfe Hauck Farm A. V. Graeber Hess & Son Plover Iowas S. C Stromberg Hatchery Fort Dodge & Lohrville Strathman Studio Jack Johnson Central States Electric Co A. E. Manchester Virginia J. C. Bregatti Presbyterian Hospital, Chicago Betty Mary Melson Estes Park Colo Stanley Mr. Melson Jefferson U.S. A Miller Klemm J. T. Seifert Kevin Mont Mercy Hospital School For Nurses Davenport Wm. Shannahan Lucile Mary Dolan Joe Dolan Lucille Marne Maytag Company Newton Owa Northwestern Maytag Washington Avenue Minapolis Minnesota R. G. Telephone Hunter Rolfe Morey Seate Fevicg Wanker Asher U. 8 Supreme Court State Savings Bank Rolfe,owa Sioux City Jolliffe’s Bake Shop A.A.A Indianapolis Speedway American Automobile Assn Ford Darine Alec Ie Standard Oil Company Indiana
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