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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1933

Page

3

Coming Events June 16 to 22 Digest

A list of community gatherings in June includes the American Home study club picnic at Rolfe City Park on June 19, a D M T Farm Bureau meeting at the school, a Des Moines Township Farm Bureau gathering at D M T school, a Boys Club Camp opening at Musselman Park, and multiple Farm Bureau unit meetings at homes of Ives and Hovland plus a Presbyterian church Missi Society event, all scheduled June 20 to 22.

Rolfe City Park D- M. T. Farm Bureau Ivee Desi Township Farm Bureau Oyay Musselman Park Des Moines Bradgate Garfield Town M. N. Ives Des Moi Township Evelyn Hovland Missi Society of Presbyterian Church A. W. Ives Garfield Township Marjory Vaughn Iowa State College

Prohibition Speaker Urges Retention of Eighteenth Amendment

Rev. A W Lyons of Fort Dodge spoke in Rolfe churches urging no repeal of the eighteenth amendment and opposing the proposed twenty first amendment. He argued prohibition best controls liquor, cited failures of enforcement, warned repeal would bring back hard liquor, and attacked eastern millionaires backing repeal while urging continued national control.

A. W. Lyons First Baptist Church of Fort Dodge Rolfe Iowa Wets DuPonts

Clara Bow to Visit Rolfe For Call Her Savage Show

Clara Bow comes to Rolfe next Tuesday and Sunday for the film Call Her Savage. The program features Clara Bow in one of her best roles with Irene Dunne and Bickford also listed in the bill.

Clara Bow Lara Bow Rolfe Savage Yee Irene Ea Ee Leadan Atles Bickford Miss Ant

Vacation Bible School Pupils Enjoy Picnic in Rolfe

About ninety Rolfe youngsters attended Union Daily Vacation Bible School for two weeks starting May 29. The program moved from the Methodist to the Presbyterian church. Classes ran 9 to 11 each weekday and ended with a city park picnic featuring ice cream and pink lemonade.

Rolfe Union Daily Vacation Bible School Methodist Church Presbyterian Church F. E. Grant L. R. Davidson Rolfe City The

County League Opens Week Four With Unbeatens

Laurens and Plover stay undefeated in week four as breaks shape results. Pocahontas, Rolfe, Laurens, Plover, Havelock, Ware tally games with several close outcomes. Laurens defies Pocahontas in 10 innings, while upcoming clash at Plover will decide top spot and Havelock-Ware duel for basement honors.

Laurens Plover Pocahontas Althe Havelock Ware Rolfe Havelock

Children’s Day Exercises at Trinity Lutheran Church

A large audience enjoyed the Children’s Day program at Trinity Lutheran Church. The program featured songs, scripture lesson, confessions of faith, and multiple recitations by the primary class and several named children including Janet Thompson, Viola Johnson, Genevieve Johnson, Velmar Brock, Evelyn Brock, and Gerald Thompson with performances by Lucile and Arlene Brock, the Simonson family, and Orlando Wangberg.

Trinity Lutheran Church Tnday Janet Thompson Evelyn Brock Velmar Brock Orlando Wangberg Gerald Thompson

Arrow's Newspress Breaks Down Delays Local Edition

Last Wednesday at four pm the Arrow's Newspress halted with a broken rack tearing out teeth. Skilled mechanic Rolfe repaired the heavy casting while C T Olson and Bro Reichman arranged to print the edition at The Enterprise office in Gilmore City to avoid lateness.

Rolfe C. T. Olson Gilmore City Bro Reichman Enterprise

Noisy Knock Precedes Return Blast in Town

A late night knock is described as a warning that may trigger a stronger impact in the near future. Residents await developments as officials investigate the unusual warning noted in local reports.

Rolfe Kittenball Debuts in New Uniforms. Beats West Bend

Rolfe Kittenball team wore new Petersons' Clothes Shop uniforms with white and yellow sweaters and blue caps. They defeated West Bend 5 to 1 as Showers and Peterson led the scoring, marking a strong debut in Des Moines Valley League.

Rolfe League Des Moines Valley League Petersons Rolfe Petersons’ Clothes Shop West Bend McKnight Showers Peterson

Kittenballers Show Signs of Professionalism in County League

Rolfe faced Pocahontas in a ten inning county league tilt at Rolfe City Park. Will Berry and Edgar Showers pitched a tight game as both teams kept errors low until Pocahontas seized a tenth inning run on a critical throw. Final score Pocahontas 1 Rolfe 0.

Rolfe City Park Rolfe Pocahontas Will Berry Edgar Showers Ronald Carroll Sanding Sime

Heat claims Harry L. Eells at Hill’s Retreat Des Moines

Harry L. Eells died of heat prostration at Hill's Retreat in Des Moines on June 8 1938 at age fifty five. He had a nervous breakdown and stayed a month for treatment. Eells was a former Rolfe superintendent and headed the rural education department at State Teachers College Cedar Falls. He was survived by wife and two grown children Blair and Ruth both teachers. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Cedar Falls last Sunday.

Harry L. Mells Hill Des Moines Hells Harry L. Eells Rolfe State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Eells Blair Ruth

Weather swings hit Iowa as heat drops to 36

A heat wave peaked at 106 on Saturday, then a sharp fall to 36 Tuesday morning. The drop caused ailments like catarrh and sinus trouble. Oats suffered, stock grazed fields, corn progressed well, and alfalfa was cut with a mixed hay yield. H. D. Brinkman reported cocks nearly touching in one field.

Iowa H. D. Brinkman

Big County to Hold Open Meeting on Repeal Saturday

A cross faction gathering is planned at Pocahontas Saturday evening to discuss the liquor repeal issue ahead of next Tuesday’s election. Delegates Fred K. Hawley and W. W. Harris will attend along with other speakers. The event aims for frank discussion rather than a debate, seeking to gauge public sentiment amid ongoing prohibition. The antis claim better organization though funds are scarce, while repealists report no meetings. The meeting would be outdoors at the court house park if weather allows.

Pocahontas Fred K. Hawley W. W. Harris Court House Park

Pageant at Presbyterian Church Sunday Morning

Children's Day exercises at the Presbyterian Church will replace the regular service Sunday at 10:30 a.m. The pageant titled The Church and Her Children features roles for Primary and Junior children, Boy Scouts, Lightbearers, and Spirit of Missions with a full program directed by Mrs. M. W. Webb and with Ruth Webb as song leader.

Tthose Ren Grace McEwen Billy McIntire Jean Wiegman Alfred Rudolfson Eldon Obrecht Lawrence Kennedy Russell Young Thomas Ives Lilly Struthers Marjorie Ives Mary Graves Mary LaVon Ives Doris Vaughn Spirit of Missions Roberta Kennedy Ruth Webb Spirit of Parenthood J. Russell McIntire Norton Ives L. A. Hansen M. W. Webb

H D Smith Dies in Sioux Rapids After Illness

H D Smith longtime station agent for M and St L in Sioux Rapids died at home after a two weeks illness on June 5 1933. Born June 8 1859 in Dayton Wisconsin he served 53 years in rail service including 27 years on one division and 16 years at Sioux Rapids. Survived by two daughters a sister three grandchildren and wife Louise who died in 1928. Funeral held at home with Enterprise Lodge A F and A M and Rev J D Wolcott.

H. D. Smith Sioux Rapids Mr. Smith Hugh Dorsett Smith Dayton Wis Iowa Gowrie Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry Rolfe Smith Louise A. Brown Lelia Petty Huberta Smith Mankato Minn Clara Black Hubert Dorsett Thatcher Hubert Smith Janet Lou Smith Enterprise Lodge No A. F A. M J. D. Wolcott Enterprise Lodge Lone Tree Cemetery G. P. Smith Hubert Janet Lou Dorsett Thatcher Raby Pauline Smith Salina Kan Ellsworth Gallentine Farnhamville Robert Peel

Pocahontas County 4 H Club Girls Prepare for Ames Convention

Fourteen Pocahontas county 4 H Club girls head to the state convention in Ames. Eleanor Crummer of Grant township is a candidate for State Queen and has prior high rankings in county and state competitions. Leaders Miss Ruby Carlson and Miss Euelah Campney accompany the group for the Festival of New Corn events and related demonstrations.

Pocahontas County Ames Fannie Buchanan Ieaders Eleanor Crummer Grant Township Crummer Ruby Carlson Euelah Campney Powhatan Township Mary Rose McCartan Maymie Sedlacek Mary Zdrazil Celine Kopriva Louise Vaughn Margaret Virginia White Stella Mae Brinkman Miss Hubbell Beulah Jones Lila Olson Marie Hosier Veronica Cornwell Pocahontas Josephine Bakke

Iowa Moves to Reclaim Funds From Closed Banks

The state seeks to recap public funds in closed Iowa banks with a $20 million loan secured by the sinking fund amid a Brookhart Leverin law challenge. If constitutional, the loan funds will relieve school boards, townships, and cities and bolster cash for districts statewide.

Iowa Supreme Court Pocahontas County Lincoln Ind Inc Laurens Marshall Township Swan Lake Two Swan Lake Township Booth Township Marshall Twp Havelock Inc Havelock Laurens Cons Lake Two Lizard Gilmore City Palmer Callizan Walsh Lincoln Garfield Township Wiese Ind Lincoln No Ind. Wallace Ind. Johnson Rolfe Powhatan Cummins Grant

Kittenball Standings Tighten As Week Results Pile Up

In the Rolfe Kittenball League after two weeks teams bunch from 400 to 750 with two games this week. Carroll's Vanities beat Pollock's Parrots 8 to 2 last Thursday, then Edgar Showers' Raindrops beat Carroll's Vanities 8 to 2 on Tuesday. Wilson's Sluggers top the table at 3 wins 1 loss and 750 percentage with Pollock's Parrots at 2 2 500 while Showers' Raindrops and Carroll's Vanities both stand 2 3 400.

Rolfe Kittenball Carroll Vanities Pollock's Parrots Edgar Wilson

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