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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1939

Page

5

Promotion Club Banquet Set for March Twenty Second

The Promotion Club held its noon meeting in the Central States building dining room. Officers set March 22 as the banquet date and appointed committees to handle details. Arthur Dahl attended as a guest and spoke on church meetings, while E C Heard shared winter travels to California.

Central - States Building Arthur B. Dahl Methodist Church E. C. Heard California Oakland William Obrecht

Rolfe Boy To Help Broadcast Iowa High School Tourney

Andy Woolfries, famed WOI broadcaster, returns to Drake Fieldhouse for the ninth year of Iowa high school state tournament radio coverage. He will be joined by Al Rudolfson and Tommy Laster with half time interviews by state editors and appearances from coaches and athletes sponsored by Iowa State College athletic department.

Andy Woolfries Drake WOI Midwest al Rudolfson Rolfe Iowa State Tommy Laster Roosevelt High School Des Moines Iowa Iowa State College Athletic Department

Winter Returns to Iowa With Snow Melt and Cold Snap

Winter made a brief return to Iowa this week as a cold wave moved in from the northwest. Temperatures dropped to around eight above by Wednesday morning after days of springlike warmth and melting snow. Snow flurries occurred Tuesday and Wednesday while Pilot Creek overflowed its banks and lowlands nearby flooded.

Iowa Pilot Creek

Methodist Meetings End This Sunday in Town

Evangelistic meetings at the Methodist church show growing interest with increasing attendance. Rev Lease selects a theme emphasizing special interest and Arthur Dahl leads the music. Home prayers occur daily at 10 o clock in multiple town areas. Booster Band children meet after school for Bible lessons and sing. Tonight is men's night with special music and promised topics for men.

Methodist Church Lease Arthur ‘Dahl Brades

Methodist Ladies' Missionary Society Lenten Meeting

The Methodist Ladies' Missionary Society met at Mrs. H. L. Sawyer's home on Friday afternoon with Miss Zelda Snyder ill and vice president W. R. Rogers presiding. Arthur B. Dahl led devotions and Mrs. W H Lease gave a Lenten service with assistance from Mrs. T D Jones and Mrs. C P Lathrop. A two course lunch followed, hosted by Mrs. Sawyer and others, with 87 members present and a Lenten offering taken for retired missionaries.

M. E. Missionary. Society Methodist Ladies’ Missionary Society H. L. Sawyer Zelda Snyder

Lund outlines AAA payment method for Pocahontas farm

Harry L Lund explains to Pocahontas county farmers how maximum payments under the 1989 farm program are calculated on a typical 160 acre farm. The example divides land into soil depleting crops, non soil depleting crops and non crop land with distinct allotments and normal yields.

Pocahontas County Harry L. Lund Lund

Auxiliary Meet at Chapman home discusses service and plans

The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. C. B. Chapman’s home with hosts Mrs. Marvin Burroughs and Mrs. Vern Perrin assisting. President M. Burroughs reported on Des Moines meeting and community service ideas. A March 23 20th birthday party at the Legion hall was planned for members and spouses. The G and G Dramatic Club presented No Banners Flying. Next joint Legion Auxiliary meeting is at the Ridotto in Havelock Monday evening.

American Legion Auxiliary C. B. Chapman Marvin Burroughs Vern Perrin M. Burroughs Des Moines T. D. Jones Legion Legion Hall American Legion G. & G. Dramatic Club Anna Simonson Legion and Auxiliary Ridotto Havelock

Trinity Ladies Aid Meeting At Wiegert Home

The Trinity Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Robert Wiegert's home with about 50 attendees. Reading and piano solos were performed, devotionals led by Rev. J. O. Wangberg, and plans announced for the next meeting on March 22 at Mrs. A. M. Simonson's home with Mrs. H. G. Frigaard assisting.

Trinity Ladies’ Aid Robert Wiegert Richard Hoveland Herbert Halverson Kenneth, Minn Fred Kerns J. 0. Wangberg A. M. Simonson H. G. Frigaard

Webster City Beats Rolfe In Class A Finals At District

Webster City defeated Rolfe 23 to 21 in the Class A district final at Webster City securing a state tournament berth at Drake Fieldhouse, Des Moines. Rolfe, 1938-39 Twin Lakes champions with 22 wins in 24 games, had earlier beat West Bend and Fort Dodge but fell short in the final.

Webster City Rolfe Drake Des Moines Humboldt West Bend Fort Dodge Sibley Twin Lakes Manson Laurens Pocahontas Everly Albert City Swea City Rémwe Audubon O O Havelock Fonda Ware Rolfe High Leo Cornwell Arnold Hansen Virgil Cox Donald Sandvig I Taylor Fee Hansen V. Cox Ee Tutt Sandvig Vane Don Cornwell Smith R. Cox Pouelsen Ae Elston Ween Hall C Sims Carlson Anderson Ediston Bermiste Patterson Parker Taylor, Hansen G —Seee

Wool Producers 10 Receive Wool Profits

Pocahontas county wool producers who sold their 1938 wool through the Iowa Wool Growers association will receive a final payment of 4 or 5 cents per pound. Final payments on the 1988 wool are to be made early in April, reflecting a rise in market price since shearing.

Pocahontas County Iowa Wool Growers’ Association Schmuecker A. V. Brady Brady

Excelsior Society Elects Officers at All Day Session

The Excelsior society of the Presby terian church met at the manse for an all-day session with a noon covered dish luncheon. Welfare work comforts were tied, and officers were elected: Mrs. C. M. Patterson president, Mrs. C. Hoard first vice president, Mrs. A. R. Thornton second vice president, Mrs. J. O. Hosier secretary, and Mrs. Minnie Jarvis treasurer. Mrs. C. B. Bowen and Mrs. L. A. Hanson sang a duet in memory of members lost in the past year.

Excelsior Society of the Presbyterian Church C. M. Patterson C. Hoard A. R. Thornton J. O. Hosier Minnie Jarvis C. B. Bowen L. A. Hanson

County Legion Joint Meeting at Havelock

The Inn L. Eno post of the American Legion and Auxiliary host a county joint meeting at the Ridotto ballroom near Havelock March 21 at 8 o clock. State Commander Vic Sieverding and state Auxiliary president Mrs Hanson will attend. C B Chapman county commander leads. speakers include Mrs L B Hakes and Joe Graham.

Inn L. Eno American Legion and Auxiliary Ridotto Havelock the Legion Vic Sieverding Hanson C. B. Chapman L. B. Hakes Laurens Joe Graham Forest City

Lake Township Farm Bureau Organized Monday

Garfield township Farm Bureau members gathered in Gilmore City Monday to form a Lake township unit. Rollin Ives played trombone and Richard Hosier sang with Lu Mae White accompaniment. Dull, district organizer from Cherokee, spoke on Farm Bureau work followed by an oyster supper.

Garfield Township

New Books Added to Rolfe's Library

Rolfe public library shelves gain new adult selections including Song of Years Aldrich All This and Heaven Too Field My Son My Son Spring Disputed Passage Douglas Listen The Wind Lindbergh Doctor Here's Your Hat Jerger Queen Victoria's Daughters Benson A Peculiar Treasure Ferber Rebecca Du Maurier Danger Signal Bottome and children titles The Scarlet Oak Meigs Buttone Hauman Heidi Grows Up Spyris Safety Can Be Fun Leaf The Story of Ferdinand Leaf Stories That Never Grow Old Piper Perri Salten Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Disney

Aldrich Field Douglas Anne ‘Lindbergh Doctor Jerger Queen Victoria Benson Ferber Rebecca du Maurier Bottome Meigs Buttone Hauman Heidi Spyris Leaf Ferdinand

A L D Club Met At J C Nelson Home

The A L D club met at the home of Mrs J C Nelson Tuesday afternoon with 14 members present. Guest Mrs Fred Marquardt of Badger S D sister of the hostess attended. Mrs B A Kerns reviewed Life's Eastern Window and Mrs E P Lomen presented The Seven Wonders of the United States. Refreshments were served. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs B A Kerns.

A. L. D. Club J. C. Nelson Fred Marquardt Badger S. D B. A. Kerns E. P. Lomen The United States Orvan Olerich LeRoy Nelson

West Bend Girls Claim Back-to-Back State Basketball Title

West Bend's girls basketball team repeats as state champions after undefeated runs through sectional district and state tournaments. The feat matches a rare double by Ida Grove in 1928 1929 and Centerville in 1935 1936, marking a second consecutive title in girls state elimination history.

West Bend Ida Grove Centerville

Directors and Treasurer Elected in Rolfe School Vote

One hundred seventy three ballots were cast in Rolfe schoolhouse on Monday for two director positions and a treasurer. J R McIntire and Mrs Alta Hewlett won directors, while J C Damborg was elected treasurer with 112, 68, 44, and 41 votes respectively. four ballots were spoiled.

Rolfe J. R. McIntire Alta Hewlett J. C. Damborg Hewlett Victor Shimon N. J. Bixler

Two Livestock Sales Next Week Roundup

A Holstein dairy cattle dispersion sale at the George O Hauck farm near Rolfe will start March 20 at 1 pm featuring 20 Holstein cows with C Lindeman as auctioneer and Rolfe State Bank as clerk. A surplus stock sale at L G Maasdam farm near D M T school will follow March 22 at 1 pm offering 6 horses, 9 young cattle, 24 sheep plus lambs and 73 Hampshire hogs, plus farm machinery. Ed Anderson of Humboldt is auctioneer and Merle Holt of Ottosen is clerk.

George O. Hauck Rolfe Monce C. &. Lindeman Rolfe State Bank L. G. Maasdam Young Hampshire Ed Anderson Humboldt Merle Holt Ottosen

Death of C N Harmon in Carsen North Dakota

A telegram reported the death of C N Harmon in Carsen North Dakota on Tuesday March 13. He was a former Rolfe resident and uncle of Lee Harmon. A sister Mrs John Henderson lives in Plover. He was brother in law to Mrs Chris Peterson and John Robert, and he was past 70. Funeral services will be held at Carson next Saturday.

Lee Harmon C. N. Harmon Carsen N. D Harmon Rolfe Lee John Henderson Plover Chris Peterson John Robert Carson

I S College Alumni Meeting in Pocahontas

Pocahontas county Iowa State College alumni plan an anniversary dinner on Tuesday March 21 at 7 pm at Hotel Pocahontas. All alumnae are invited and reservations may be sent to George Stockdale or E J Schmuecker in Pocahontas.

Pocahontas County Iowa State College

Legion Special Meeting Tonight Urged for Members

A special meeting of the American Legion is called for 8 o clock tonight March 16 at the Legion hall. All members are urged to attend due to unfinished and new business requiring immediate attention. A Dutch lunch will follow the session.

The American Legion Legion Hall

REA Cooking Demonstrations Held At Two Homes

An electric cooking demonstration led by Miss Clara Nale from Washington DC was held at the Earl Ives residence with about 14 guests. Harold Clark demonstrated the electric stove, and a second REA kitchen party occurred at Franklin Majorowicz home. George Stockdale attended both events. A county REA cooking demonstration is planned March 29 in Hroncek s hall at Pocahontas.

Earl Ives Clara Nale Washington, D. C REA Harold I’. Clark Franklin Majorowicz George Stockdale Pocahontas County Hronček Pocahontas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rolfe Boy Harry Lund Chapman Feaie Taylor Hansen Ceae Tutt Gene Vv Cox Landvig Don Cornwell Hae Z Smith R. Cox Pouelsen Collins Dunn F Sher Eer Hee Benniger C Berninghans G McPowell Ape Simmons Reeves Excelsior Society County Legion Lake Twp Farm Bureau Perri, Salten, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Disney A.L.D J.C. Nelson I. S. College
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