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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

5

Ardmore Man Promoted To Oklahoma Legion Commander

Ardmore Okla a prominent official from Home State Steel Construction Co in Ardmore was elected department commander of the Oklahoma American Legion. Born in Wilkes Barre Pa he was educated at Mercersburg Academy and Princeton University where he earned an engineer degree. He served as construction engineer in Pennsylvania before joining the army rising to major with service in southern camps. His tenure as commander of George R Anderson Post No 65 Ardmore was highly successful leading to his department command at the last Oklahoma convention.

Wh Buel Oklahoma ‘Department American Legion Ardmores Okla Wilkes Barre Bay My. Tells Harry Eiliman Mercersburg Academy Princeton University Eigil Fell Pennsylvania Fort Niagara N. Y Pell ‘Rose George R. Anderson Legion Ardmore Oklahoma

PLAN TO FIGHT PROPAGANDA

Henry J. Ryan of the American Legion announces a program to counter anti American propaganda through schooling. The plan urges English as the controlling language in all schools and compulsory study of American history and civics, with a petition to Congress and state legislatures for related statutes.

Congress Henry J. Ryan Wrhg Arthur Wofis Americanism Commission American: Legon Legion Ryan America American Legion

Wisconsin War Hero Leads Legion Post Commander

Sergt. Vincent P Kielpinski of the Thirty second division earned the Distinguished Service Cross and Croix de Guerre and was asked by the Wisconsin state senate to serve as sergeant at arms to maintain order in the chambers. After WWI he helped organize the Quentin Roosevelt post of the American Legion and serves as its commander.

Vincent P. Kielpinski Wisconsin State Senate Sergent Kielpinski American Legion America Flo Quentin Roosevelt

Seeks Dead Son's Watch From War Hero Remembrance

Pred J. Millner of Rochester New York asks comrades of Hearty A. AliNlener who died near Malancourt France while serving as a runner with the One Hundred and Thirty-seventh Field artillery Milty-second division to return a hunting case gold watch he carried at death. He appeals to F. W. Galbraith Jr national commander of the American Legion for aid in recovering the timepiece.

A. AliNlener Malancourt France One Hundred Seventh Field Artillery Milrty Millener J. Ran Child Street Rochester X. V F. W.galbraith, Jr American Legion

Dr Newell a longtime Wyoming American Legion leader

Dr Newell served as commander of the Wyoming American Legion for forty nine years and spent many busy months in Kansas and Connecticut hospitals. Born in Saratoga County New York, he studied at Saratoga Academy and earned his medical degree from Columbia University in 1890 before moving to Wyoming. He served on governors’ staffs, was once assistant surgeon general of Wyoming, and joined the military in 1919 with postings at Fort Riley and U S General Hospital No 16. He helped organize the Donald Garbutt post of Sheridan and was department commander from August 1919.

College’ of Physicians and Surgeons Columbia Wyomng Newell Hig Wyoming Fort Riley Kan

In Defense of the Farmers Critique of War Debts

A historical letter argues farmers profited from the war while ex service men were shortchanged. It recalls 800 acre operations with long hours and limited help, noting wartime agencies absorbed cash and bonuses by states often favored agriculture. It also mentions a Buffalo woman who built her own house and plumbing.

Red Cross Jewish Welfare Board Salvation Army

Joint Drainage District Changes Considered by County Boards

County boards of Buens Vista Calhoyn Pocahontas and Sag meet to review engineer Parsons report on Joint Drainage District No. 181. They consider eliminating proposed branches due to cost and limited capacity, amid plans to revise or drop sections to avoid land takings and added expenses.

Bom J. L. Parsons Buens Vista Calhoyn Pocahontas Sag J. B. Parsons

Storm Lake Iowa joint drainage meeting adjourns to July 6

The June 21 1921 joint meeting of the boards from Sac Buena Vista Pocahontas and Calhoun counties adjourns to Storm Lake for July 6 1921 at ten o clock. They discuss district 181 assessments bids and a plan to replace a concrete wall with an open ditch near Hwy 28 89 34 and authorize Parsons to contract with Fred M Crane Co for digging. Mullen Bros opera house bill approved for May 27 1921.

Storm Lake Towa Pocahontas Buena Vista Sac Calhoun Paysons Rudolfson Dooley Moore Linnan Hopas Bair Hanson Ingram Rudolf Olson Buena Vista Parsons Iowa S.J. Parsons J. L.parsons Joint Drainage’ District J. L. Parsons Fred’ M. Crane Company Gilchrist Pocahontas County Lana Construction ‘Company Lion Bonding and Surety Company Mullen Bros Fonda

Local Happenings And Births In Nearby Towns

Rev and Mrs C M Whetzel visited relatives and friends in the east returning home Wednesday. Mrs Ed Whiting was a weekend visitor in Ayrshire. Mrs Snyder visited last week in Humboldt at J F Morey home. Eldo Heathman has been in Minnesota aiding uncle Will Heathman with farm work. Mrs Henry Fitzgerald was a Fort Dodge visitor. Pearl Young has been on the sick list for two weeks. Oscar Phillips of Rolfe was a Plover visitor. Mrs Lucy Shaw Driftmeir and daughter Dorothy of California are visiting P J Shaw home. Miss Wilna Mueller visiting sister Mrs Fred Ehlers in Estherville. Born to Mr and Mrs John Seger a son weighing ten and a half pounds Friday June 24. Mrs Lester Hanson of Welcome Minn spent weekend at Jeffries home. She came with Mr and Mrs Mike Johansen who visited A M Climp son’s parents. Mr and Mrs W J Johnson spent weekend in Sibley. Jed Calhoon and others are visiting relatives and friends from Council Bluffs. Born to Mr and Mrs S J Christiansen Monday June 27 a son Jas Webb. Harry Webb, Will cig Gene Kerns and Everett Hancher...

C. M. Whetzel Ed ‘Whiting Ayrshire Will Heathman Henry. Fitzgerald Fort Dodge Pearl Young Oscar Phillips Rolfe Lucy Shaw Driftmeir Dorothy California P. J. Shaw Wilna Mueller Fred Ehlers Estherville John Seger Lester Hanson Welcome Minn Jeffries Mike Johanssen A. M. Climpson W. J. Johnson Sibley

Sunday Services Schedule At Local Church

A Sunday church notice invites all to attend Bible School Morning Worship Evening Service and Christian Endeavor next Sunday. The schedule lists times of 11 00 for Morning Worship and 68058 for Evening Service. Strangers are welcome and members urge simple clear speech.

Bible School Epworth League Christian Endeavor Sunda St Other Church

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