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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1922

Page

5

Pocahontas County annual retball tournament thrills eight teams

The third annual retball tournament at Rolfe gym drew eight teams including Havelock Laurens Pocahontas Rolfe Varina Ware and Des Moines Township. Rolfe dominated Varina 41 to 5 while Plover edged Pocahontas 13 to 11 and Plover beat Des Moines Township 29 to 17 in the final to claim the county championship.

Pocahontas County Rolfe Havelock-Laurens Plover-Pocahontas Rolfe-Varina Ware-Des Moines Varina Havelock Laurens C. Johnson Pocahontas Plover Ware Ralph Lehnus Symes Howard Pollock Pollock Sennett D.M. T Graham Altho H. Pollock Petersons Des Moines Britton Cedar Rapids Martin KF. E. Johnson Tjossem F. V. Johnson Johnson Co Hersom Hinn G. C. Johnson Humphrey G Speer FE. Johnson V. Johnson Martin Trossem Johnson J. Pollock Beers H. Pollock Shors Bush Davis Gilman Lucas Jeffries Terry P.hancher Bush Shors Davis Jeffries

Stolofsky Concert Company Delights Small Audience

Stolofsky Concert Company appeared as an extra on the Woman's Club lyceum course at the school auditorium before a small audience that praised Miss Stolofsky as the most accomplished violinist yet seen on a Rolfe platform. Grace Johnson Ronald impressed as soprano and Grace Hagemeir complemented with piano.

Stolofsky Woman’s Club Lyceum Miss Stolofsky Rolfe Grace Johnson Ronald Grace Hagemeir Somel

Mrs Sandvig Injured In Ice Fall Last Saturday

Mrs E E Sandvig suffered a crushed hip after slipping on ice while en route to a neighbor's, with x rays confirming damage. She is expected to remain bedridden for six weeks or more as she recovers. The report notes severe pain but hope for a speedy recovery. The same issue notes a well attended Legion dance with the Grove orchestra of Primghar playing.

E. E. Sandvig Beam & Campbell Mrs. Sanding Legion Grove Orchestra of Primghar

School election set for March 18 with nominations due March 4

The district schedules its annual school election for Monday March 18. Directors for three year terms will replace L W Larson and T R Campbell, and a treasurer will replace J B Kent. Nominations must be filed with the secretary seven days before the election to appear on the ballot.

L. W. Larson T. R. Campbell J. B. Kent

Pocahontas Girls Basketball Tourney at Local High School

The girls travel to Pocahontas for an invitation meet at Pocahontas high school gym on Saturday March 4 with drawings at 9:00 a.m. and play starting 9:30. Teams from Fonda Laurens Ware Havelock Mallard Bradgate Rolfe and Pocahontas compete for a silver cup and a free throw pendant.

Pocahontas High School Fonda Laurens Ware Havelock Mallard Bradgate Rolfe Pocahontas

Woman's Club Notes March meeting and sales

The regular Woman's Club meeting is set for Friday afternoon at the K of P hall with the Civic Department in charge. A food sale will be held at Peterson's meat market next Saturday, the season's final sale, and members are asked to contribute. Mr and Mrs J C Brogotti motored to Fort Dodge Sunday to visit relatives.

Woman’s Club Civic Department Peterson’s

Seal Sale Report from Pocahontas County Tuberculosis Fight

A county seal sale report shows funding for tuberculosis work by local clubs over three years. Details list town clubs including Rolfe, Pocahontas, Laurens, Gilmore City, Havelock, Fonda, Plover, Varina, Palmer, Ware, and Country Schools, with annual amounts and percent shares for 1919 1920 and 1921.

Tuberculosis Association Des .Moines Rolfe—Woman’s Club Ween Eee Pocahontas Laurens Gilmore City—Woman’s Club Havelock—Woman’s Club Fonda—Woman’s Civic Improvement Club Iatania

Hampshire Hog Week Sales Set for March 7 and 8

Two Hampshire breeders, I. E. Wilcox and Edgar Cornell, announce sales at the Wilcox pavilion in town on March 7 and 8. Wilcox offers fifty head including The Hammer boar and sows with Hampshire stripes. Cornell offers forty head of choice breeding stock. The ads note four years of car lot prizes and feature last year’s champion image.

Hampshire Wilcox Edgar Cornell Wilcox Pavilion Cornell Wilcox-Cornell

Hancher Sale a Success for Poland China Sows

M. P. Hancher sold Poland China bred sows at Hancherdale with an average of 80.85 for 42 animals. Some top bids exceeded 100, including a No. 12 daughter of Hancerdale Orange sold to Wm. Wolf for 180 and No. 13 to the University of California for 135. Half stayed near Rolfe with farmers buying. The sale highlighted Hancerdale Orange blood and strong bidding. Ed Hoard family moves to Grant street residence, and Lawrence Hanson family moves into the vacated Hoard home. Mrs. Mary Merckens visits Des Moines en route home.

M. P. Hancher Poland Hancherdale Wm. Wolf Woolstock Bret Hancerdale Orange University of California Park Rolfe Handerdale Orange E. H. Jackson Jefferson Ed Hoard Isaacson Grant Street J. P. Lester Lawrence ‘Hanson Mr. Hoard Mary Merckens J. R. McIntire Des Moines Pairfield

Wells Present Atonement a Two Person Three Act Play

The Wells Company debuts a three act drama titled Atonement featuring two performers Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wells. Bernard Halloway and Kenneth roles are played by Mr. Wells in dual ages with Mrs. Wells as Mrs. Hallo way. Preludes of vocal music precede the one hour performance at Rolfe school on March 6 with tickets at Nacke's Pharmacy.

Shakespeare Rolfe Herbert Thomas New York Glenn Wells Thomas Lyceum Wells Bernard Halloway Kenneth Mr. Wells Mrs. Wells Mrs. Halloway

Apron and dress sale by local club March 38

The Art Department of the Women’s Club will hold an apron and house dress sale Friday afternoon in the K of P hall immediately after the regular meeting. Proceeds go to support the department. Mrs. J. R. McIntire, chair.

Womans Club K. of P. Hall J. R. McIntire Chinn

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Cops Mhis Bank First National Bank Rolfe, Iowa THE Stolofsky Company J. C. Brogotti Fort Dodge Ir Rr Little Play Company Glenn Wells Company W. 5S. McEwen Robert Bruce James Bruce Joseph McEwen D. D. McEwen J.B. Kent Robert Bruce James Bruce W. S. McEwen the State Savings Bank
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