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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
4
The Knights of Pythias Decoration Day exercises were postponed last Sunday due to rain and will be held next Sunday afternoon at 2 80 at the hall. The Pythian Sisters will conduct their memorial exercises at the same time. All Knights and Sisters are urged to attend.
The Plover Womans Club outlines a year of activities from music appreciation talks by Mrs. Frank Davis to a February play day with the Dramatic Committee presenting The Sweet Family. The Civic Improvement and Art departments organized tours, prizes, and gardening projects while the Junior Club federated and the Lookout Committee distributed aid at Christmas.
A lively Rolfe gathering last night featured a band concert and a Red Arrow auction with 37 premiums selling for nearly 23000 dollars. Auctioneer Billy Taylor moved bids quickly as the top item, a refrigerator, brought 1300 dollars and a soap lot sold for 3000 dollars, the highest price yet for any article.
A concise reflection on young love where a man cannot say what the girl already senses. The note hints at mutual understanding despite his tongue tied nerves and unspoken feelings.
Mrs. Fred M. Hudson returns from six weeks in Des Moines hospital and brings joy. Rain dampens sales of Jersey cows and household goods by J A Terry auctioneers. J A Terry family to move to Oregon leaving six Terry children. Nellie and Garnet to stay and teach. Westside Circle honors Mrs J A Terry. county officials discuss tax board duties. Womans Club banquet at school closes season. new officers elected. Local Sunday schools host events. young folks from area colleges plan summer tasks.
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