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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1932

Page

5

Community Notices From June Gatherings In Small Town

Various local groups schedule meetings and events from June 16 to June 30. Trinity Lutheran Aid Society in San Ladies, Mrs Telmer Sime events, American Hose picnic at Hosier home, Legion unit gathering near Plover, Knights Conference in Rolfe City, Des Moines area bureau unit meet at D M T school, M E Ladies Kensington, Garfield Township Chautauqua, Farm Bureau program at J O Hosier.

Une Trinity Luthmhoreday J Aid Society San Ladies Iene Clly Telmer Sime Gireuit W Park Des Moines En Ba ‘Ownsnip ‘Armureau M. E. Ladies’ Aid Garfield Township Chautauqua Farm Bureau J. O. Hosier

Pocahontas County Cow Testing Tour Draws Fair Attendance

A sizable crowd attended the Pocahontas County Cow Testing Association tour and picnic held Tuesday of last week. Farms visited included Allen and Watson, Roy Neville, Allen and Searcy, and Dawson and Firkins. Contest winners were Harold Aschenbrenner for top judging score and Lou Thornberry among members, with Iris Vining and Mrs Cleo Searcy leading in women’s scores.

Pocahontas County Cow Testing Association Allen & Watson Roy Neville Allen & Searcy Dawson & Firkins Rolfe G. G. Gibson Dairy Extension Department Iowa State College Supt Norman Norland Laurens Harold Aschenbrenner Allen & Searcy Fam Mallard Lou Thornberry Pocahontas Association Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo A. B. Vining Fonda Don Neville Cleo Searcy Iris Vining

Official Canvass Leaves Primary Outcome Largely Unchanged

County board of supervisors completed the canvass with no material change. Luther Thompson’s Colfax vote was reduced by thirty due to improper recording on the envelope. Democrats failed to nominate a representative as only Jack Hunter of Gilmore City was written in, needing about forty. the matter moves to the convention.

County Board of Supervisors Luther Thompson Colfax Jack Hunter Gilmore City

Excelsiors Host Beneficial Program At Presbyterian Church

More than 125 people attended a Wednesday afternoon event at the Presbyterian church parlors. The Excelsior Society led by Mrs. C E Boyce hosted a program featuring guests from the Pocahontas Presbyterian Aid Society and the Willing Workers Society of the Plover church plus local talent. The program included music by Mrs E Grant and the Excelsior chorus, readings, a lecture by Clara Dawson about Mossop School for Girls, and a Japanese motif luncheon.

Presbyterian Church Excelsior Society C. E. Boyce Presbyterian Aid Society of E. Grant Ladies C. J. White C. J. Gunderson Elizabeth Cassell Ployer C. Paul Carlson Pocahontas Aid Society Clara Dawson Mossop School For Girls Irriman Tenn

What a queer name you have ting Dunkleber

A fragmentary line centers on a peculiar name and quoted dialogue, suggesting confusion or mockery. The text hints at a social moment about identity or mispronunciation without full context.

Ting Dunkleberger

Practical Farm Relief Plan to Stabilize Prices and Credit

W H Forsyth with Lucien Roberts proposes a government backed corporation to finance the 1932 crop, require acreage reductions and idle land rentals, and coordinate credit limits through banks and insurers to curb overproduction. The plan aims to fix cotton at 15 cents, wheat 1 dollar, corn 75 cents, oats 40 cents, restore rural purchasing power, spur transport and manufacturing, and reduce farm income losses blamed on current surplus and international competition.

W. H. Forsyth Lucien Roberts Atlanta Federal Farm Board

Havelock and Plover Banks Waiver Plan Keeps Doors Open

Three day moratoriums were declared in Havelock and Plover and depositors signed waivers to keep banks operating. Nearly all depositors promised to leave funds for up to three years, ensuring banks reopen Thursday and continue business as usual. Officials thank the communities for cooperation, predicting improved conditions and avoiding liquidation.

Havelock Plover J. W. Loots Farmers’ Trust and Savings Bank of

Billy Forsythe Farm Relief Plan Readied for Congress

A local feature promotes a farm relief program by William Forsythe son of Mrs Hepsy Forsythe. Forsythe an International Harvester employee based in Atlanta has backed a relief plan endorsed by senators and congressmen as part of Hoover era proposals. The piece notes delay due to editor’s campaign duties and urges readers to study the hometown driven plan.

Wm. Forsythe Hepsy Forsythe Rolfe William International Harvester Co Atlanta Georgia Congress Herbert Hoover Forsythe

Restore Farm Prosperity to Restore National Prosperity

The argument urges government action to back farm output and crop prices, noting crop failure and high costs would push prices up while the world stops selling cotton at six cents per pound and wheat at fifty two cents a bushel. It claims idle land and inventories harm industry, and that reform would revive confidence without public funding.

Wall Street

Rolfe golfers beat Fonda in friendly City Park match

Rolfe hosted Fonda Sunday with fifteen players. Frank Nacke of Fort Dodge led scoring for Fonda with 77 while Rolfe’s Quinsland and Taylor shot 79 and White and Hunter 80. Final score Rolfe 34 Fonda 14 with further listed match results.

Fonda Rolfe Frank Nacke Fort Dodge Quinsland Taylor White Hunter Brot Fonda Rechnagel Mullen Hanlon Nacke Kuhl Patterson O'Keefe Dougherty Orher Long Moulton Wilde Fitzgerald

Depositors Need Not File Claims As State Savings Bank Closes

The receiver states depositors are not required to file claims as with a national bank closure. Deposits per bank books go to the receiver unless proven wrong. other claims must be filed by Sept 1 or be disallowed. Pass books and statements began being handed out, and attorneys Abe M. DeVaul and Fred Hudson were appointed for the receiver.

State Savings Bank Abe M. DeVaul Fred Hudson

Kittenball Upset as Wilson Sluggers Win 7-5

Rainy conditions forced a postponement with Carroll versus Wilson moved to the turf west of the field. Wilson Sluggers edged Carroll 7 5 in a tight game with only three balls thrown in the final inning to retire the Carrollites.

Rolfe Carroll Wilson Carrollites Showers

Fisher Roland Wedding in Sioux Falls Parsonage

Miss Leona Fisher and Burton Roland were married at the M. E. parsonage in Sioux Falls on May 31 1982. Rev Robertson officiated the single ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Ruthven with both families sharing congratulations.

Leona Fisher Ernest O. Fisher Rolfe Burton Roland George Roland Ruthven M. E. Parsonage Sioux Falls S. D Robertson Miss Fisher Drennan Roland

A Strong Will Versus Stubbornness

A concise aphorism contrasts firm resolve with obstinate refusal, suggesting willpower can be purposeful while stubbornness veers into inflexibility. The line invites reflection on how intention shapes action and perception.

Rolfe Man Heads Iowa State Bar Association

Des Moines meeting of the Iowa State Bar Association elected Billy Ratcliff as president. Born in Rolfe he grew up there and is known as William C. Ratcliff. He practiced law in Red Oak and served as district judge and state senator.

Des Moines Iowa State Bar Association Billy” Ratcliff William C. Ratcliff Rolfe Billy Hattie Ratcliff C. W. Siefkin Ratcliff Red Oak

Noted Speaker to Address Emmetsburg Churches

David Goldstein known as The Catholic Apostle to the Man in the Street will speak in Emmetsburg on Wednesday June 2 at 8:00 p m under the pastors of St Thomas and Assumption churches. He travels in a motor broadcasting car and explains in plain speech what his church stands for.

David Goldstein Emmetsburg St. Thomas Assumption Mr. Goldstein

Iowa State Grants 550 Degrees at 61st Commencement

Ames Iowa June 13 more than 550 degrees including eleven doctors and seventy two masters and several diplomas for non collegiate courses were awarded at Iowa State College sixty first commencement at State Gymnasium at 10 00 am President R M Hughes delivered the address and presented the degrees The June class represents two thirds of yearly graduates among them Pocahontas county residents William Bain Campbell Gilmore City B S in farm crops and soils Marie A Rudolfson Rolfe B S in home economics education Vessey Jane Ralph Rolfe B S in home economics education Ramona McIntire Pocahontas B S in textiles and clothing.

Ames Iowa Iowa State College State Gymnasium R. M. Hughes Pocahontas County William Bain Campbell Gilmore City Marie A. Rudolfson Rolfe Vessey Jane Ralph Ramona McIntire Pocahontas B. S

Shoulder Slips Again Dashes Clyde Charlton’s Plans

Clyde Charlton known from Rolfe and Iowa days suffered a dislocated shoulder while traveling to Chicago as a Des Moines district delegate to the Republican National Convention. He had the joint reset and continued on with his journey.

Rolfe Clyde Charlton University of Iowa Chicago Des Moines Mr. Charlton

Delegates Named By Des Moines Township Republicans

Des Moines township Republicans held no caucus but on primary day listed Jens Thompson C E Lehnus Clarence Jensen Wade DeMill and Wm Gibbons as delegates to the Republican county convention in Pocahontas on Saturday July 2. The convention will nominate a sheriff and select delegates to the state convention.

Des Moines Township Pocahontas Jens Thompson C. E. Lehnus Clarence Jensen Wade DeMill Wm. Gibbons

Ritz Tests New Plan to Boost Attendance

The Ritz Theatre abandons weeklong runs and screens the same film only on Saturday Sunday and Monday to lift revenue. The Obrechts will try this approach for a period. if income fails to rise the cinema will close temporarily. Prices have been reduced.

Ritz Theatre Moving Picture House Obrechts

Farm Folks of Pocahontas County to Meet "Andy" at Ames

Pocahontas county farm folks plan a June 29 tour to Iowa State College in Ames. They will visit WOI radio, meet announcer A G Andy Woolfries, tour the college swimming pool, museum, and engineering department, and inspect experiments at the Experiment Station on alfalfa and lime.

Pocahontas County Iowa State College Ames WOI A. G Andy” Woolfries Andy Department of Chemical Engineering

Des Moines Township Farm Bureau to Meet Monday

Monday June 20 marks the next Des Moines Township Farm Bureau Unit meeting at the D M T school. Louise Ryen leads the program with talks by Mrs John D Howe Randall Melson and Virgil Vaughn and music by the Girls Quartette. A large crowd is expected.

Des Moines Township Farm Bureau Unit Louise Ryen John D. Howe Randall Melson Virgil Vaughn

Garfield Chautauqua Program A Fine Feature

The Garfield Township Farm Bureau Unit announces its Chautauqua program at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hosier on Primary No. 44 near Rolfe. The outdoor event, planned for Thursday evening June 30, expects a large crowd with 4-H girls serving refreshments.

Garfield Township Farm Bureau J. O. Hosier Rolfe

Go-Getters Meet June 9 4-H Club at White Home

Garfield Township Go-Getters 4 H Club met at Mr and Mrs Guy White residence June 9 with Margaret Virginia White as hostess. President called meeting and roll call named common cotton fabrics. Members presented talks on music pajama styles and finishes with a demonstration by Mrs George Christensen. Lunch by Mrs White.

Garfield Township Guy White Margaret Virginia White Camp Foster Marie Hosier Audrey Russell Irene Witt George Christensen White

No Fireworks Ban in Rolfe Business District

Rolfe city council issues an order prohibiting fireworks in the business district at any time including July 4. Call for public observance and advise moving fireworks to parks or outlying districts. Subscribe for The Arrow-NUW.

Rolfe

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Ct. A Excelsiors Entertain Liverpool Havelock and Billy Forsythe Rolfe Quinsland Utler Hunter McDonald Eam C. Heathman Johnston Siefkin Pattee McIntire Cox’s Army Carroll’s Fisher-Roland Rolfe Man State Bar Association E’burg D. M. T. Delegates RITZ D. M. T. Farm Bureau
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