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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1944

Page

5

Senior Class Presents The Ghost Parade Play Thursday

Plover seniors stage the mystery comedy The Ghost Parade on Thursday March 30 at Plover. Cast includes Absalom Hawkes Sheriff Raymond Enge Hiram Floyd Minkler Rastus James Trimble Abe Higgenbottom Donald Wilson Jonas Matilda Frances Hash Mamie Rose Anne Watkins Fern Jensen Aleck Smith Ted Lewis LeRoy Strong Harlan Horsman Miss Abigail Jones Colleen Pringle Billy Lamont Carolyn Anderson Claudia Jo Ann Iler Flo and The Pest Ulla Heiter Margaret Nicol.

Plover Absalom Hawkes Raymond Enge Donald Ferry Hiram Floyd Minkler Rastus James Trimble Abe Higgenbottom Donald Wilson Jonas Alan Simonson Matilda Frances Hash Mamie Rose

Community work rooms urge Tuesday afternoon sewing

Ladies of the community are urged to help with work at the work rooms each Tuesday afternoon starting at 1 30. A quota of 8 000 dressings arrived last week which must be finished on scheduled time. Several all day meetings will probably be held later on.

Plover elects three-year and one-year terms in school race

The Plover school election saw 122 votes cast with W. H. Henderson and George Majorowicz re elected for three years each and Albert Glasco elected to a one year term. A basket social at the Plover schoolhouse Friday March 17 will feature a program and basket sales with young girls baskets sold separately. Proceeds support a bond and gifts to Red Cross and Library funds.

Plover W. H. Henderson George Majorowicz Albert Glasco Learn A Little Study Club Red Cross Library

Local families visit and travel around Humboldt area

Mrs. Harry Junkman and family of Manson join Mr. and Mrs. Howard Luft and children of Pocahontas visiting Mrs. Mable Hendricks. Fort Dodge callers Albert Glasco and family visit C. W. Braginton in the Warden hotel. Humboldt trip for Mr. and Mrs. James Grove and daughter Lillian. 43rd wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. McFadzen. Several guests in the Firkins and Laurens households. Dorothy DuBois comes from Mt. Vernon to visit parents and relatives. Ensign Elting DuBois from St Simmons Island arrives to visit. Mrs. John Stalin visits the Pringle home. Ben Grimes and Victor Hermansen attend Hereford hog sale at Lee City. Hermansen brings home four sows.

Barbara Bush C. W. Lighter Shrader Rockwell City B. A. Kerns Rolfe R. E. Houck George Arnold Lome B. B. Frye Emmetsburg C. R. Henderson Harold O'Neall Swanson Hilda W. SS. Hendricks Warne Hendricks Anna Simonson Rolie Gerald Foust Bobby Donna Dean Colleen Pringle Joan Her Caroline Anderson Fern Jensen LeRoy Strong Alan Simonson Raymond Sage Donald Wilson Jimmy Trimble Flord Minkle Sioux City Army Air Base Frank Climpson Russell Stowell Climpson Merle Bortnott N. J. Meurer J.T Meurer Wesley American Legion Auxiliary W. A. Anderson Albert Glasco A. A. Firkins Earl Firkins Alvin Fowler Cincinnati Ohio Alvin George Fowler Humboldt Harry Junkman Manson Howard Luft Pocahontas Mable Hendricks Helen Lois Fort Dodge C. W. Braginton Warden Hotel James Grove Lillian Charles McFadzen Harry McFadzen Firkins John Bush Will Smith Laurens Dorothy DuBois Carnnell College Mt. Vernon R. E. DuBois Ensign W. H. Sroufe John Stalin Ottosen F. A. Pringle Ben Grimes Victor Hermansen Lee City Mr. Hermansen

Social Roundup From Laurens and Ruthven

Wilson and family of Pocahontas along with the Laurens couples Mr and Mrs W H Buchanan Mrs F A Forsythe Mr and Mrs Glen Forsythe and family and Mr and Mrs George Feany were entertained Monday evening in the Russell Forsythe home at Laurens. Eléo Heathman and Sondra Mrs Dick Claar Bob Cole and Mr and Mrs George Sturdevant of Ruthven attended the funeral of Mrs E D Clark in Newell on Thursday. Mrs Claar remained to accompany her parents and her small son to Council Bluffs, having spent three months in the Heathman home.

Dick Mehaffer I/c Philadelphia Penn Charles Mehaffey Fred Grove Gerald Foust Alvin Fowler Russell Young Ruthven Rockwell City Des Moines Alvin Navy Carl Knapp Betty Trimble Hotel Fort Des Moines L. A. Prichard Onawa J. H. Bucher Vernon Forsythe Tyler Minn F. A. Forsythe Russell Forsythe Dean Laurens Glen Forsythe Forsythe A. G. Heathman Sgt Phayne Heathman England Cpl Leonard Bergeson Camp Polk Bergeson Alfred Bergeson Elsie Bartley Charles Sharp Spokane Wash Ward Sharp Brooks Iseminger Sharp Donna Lea Billy Raymond Wolfe Gary Ernest Languitt Deanna George Sturdevant Eido Heathman

Plover Church Announces Sunday Schedule and Meeting

Plover Presbyterian Church posts a worship service at 9 39 a m Sunday school at 10 30 a m union service Sunday at 8 p m annual congregational meeting March 28 preceded by a potluck supper and a church membership class Saturday at 2 p m at the church.

Plover Presbyterian Church G. F. Butler

Plover Methodist Church Announces Special Address by Judge Bale

Pastor Robert A. Grigsby leads services in the regular order next Sunday with Youth Fellowship at 6 and intermediates at 7 30. Judge Bale, a famed public speaker, will speak at the Methodist church Thursday night March 30 at 8 o clock on Wartime Liquor Problems and will address the high school at 11 that day.

Plover Methodist Church Robert A. Grigsby Judge Bale Methodist America

Bradgate Basketball Jamboree Supports Team Trip

The Bradgate Athletic association held a basketball jamboree with 7th and 8th grade boys against older groups and senior girls against next year's team. Thirteen baskets were sold and lunch served. proceeds fund the team’s trip to Des Moines for the tournament. The Lutheran Ladies Aid N W group met at Chris Sorensen’s to finish sewing with eleven ladies present and lunch served.

Bradgate Athletic Association Des Moines N. W Lutheran Ladies Aid Chris Sorensen

Shower Honors Mrs Berniece Nielsen At Methodist Church

Mrs Berniece Nielsen was the honored guest at a shower in the Methodist church parlors. After a short program she opened gifts and lunch was served by hostesses including Mrs E Pease Mrs Loren Pease and others. Out of town guests included Mrs Donald Cook Mrs Carl Cook and several from Humboldt Fort Dodge and Rolfe. Gene Madsen, who has been 2 pa-

Berniece Nielsen Berniece E. &. Pease Loren Pease M. Gehrt Edna Marchant Dever Lanning Herbert Benes Berr Dickey Best Lanus George Curry C. Mussulman John Setssen Ari Sesquist Donald Cook Carl Cook Will Tellier Humboldt Arn i Mary Doris Geart Fort Dodge Charles Chapman Rolfe

Local Notes From Humboldt and Nearby Towns

Irvin Jergens enlists in U S service with family accompanying to Humboldt. Victor Madsen returns from Wheatland North Dakota. Maude Tilten moves from her house to Perry with Rex McCreary assisting. Group 1 W S C S meets with Mrs Lee Malcolm and others. John Nielsen family moves to old S D Jensen farm owned by John Benjamin.

Hans Isacson Perry Rex McCreary Maude Tilton N. C. Madsen N. H. Nielsen Sam Miller Humboldt W.S.C.S Lee Malcolm Peter John Nielsen S. d. Jensen Farm John Benjamin

Get-Together Club Hosts 500 Event and Local Updates

The Get-Together club met Thursday at Chris Benjamin home for 500 with guests including Mr and Mrs Leary Naeve of Humboldt Mr and Mrs Fred Benjamin and Mr and Mrs Alfred Gangsted Bob Dicker and Mrs Will Lanning won high scores Berry Dickey and Tedmar Lee were low Lars P Larsen won the trick prize Lunch was served by Mrs Benjamin Mrs Dewey Lanning and Mrs Tedmar Lee Pvt Jean Wallace has returned to Camp Crowder Mo after a 10 day leave. Mr and Mrs Roy Adams of Algona visited R E Hoag and Walter Turley homes Sunday Pvt Howard Dicker, on a 10 day furlough with sister Beryl, returned to Camp Crowder Mo Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Bob Dickey and Terry spent Sunday at the Fred Dickey residence.

Chris Benjamin Leary Naeve Humboldt Fred Benjamin Alfred Gangsted Bob Dicker Will Lanning Berry Dickey Tedmar Lee Lars P. Larsen Benjamin Dewey Lanning Jean Wallace Camp Crowder Roy Adams Algona R. E. Hoag Walter Turley Howard Dicker Beryl Bob Dickey Terry Fred

Funeral attendance and local social notices from Cylinder area

Pallbearers from Cylinder drove to Mason City for Peter Rasmussen funeral at the I.O.O.F. Home. Rasmus sen, former Bradgate resident, had celebrated his 185th birthday on March 3. Family groups from Humboldt and nearby towns attended Mrs Art Grams funeral in Westbrook Minnesota. Multiple local residents hosted Sunday visits and dinners at homes in Rolfe, Sioux City, and Des Moines, with trips to see a girls basketball tournament and the state capital.

Clarence Kinseth Humboldt Porter Butler Rutland Westbrook Minn Art Grams Keith Ophiem Sioux City Frank Dailey Harry Pedersen Sam Olsen Chris Pedersen Rolfe Norma Dailey Helen Jarvis

Girls Return Home After Shopping Trip

The girls returned on the bus Sunday evening after a visit to local stores.

Tama Water Pump Upgrade Increases Output

The Tama water pump station received modernization with a new air tight head and propeller blade on one pump and surface grounding. The second pump was improved years ago for sanitation. Combined output rises from 260 gallons per minute to 400 gallons. The airtight head blocks germ entry through pistons.

Tama

Thieves Loot Three Waverly Businesses In One Night

Burglars struck three Waverly businesses in a single night taking little of value. They emptied cigar boxes and grabbed knives from a shelf, scattered invoices and papers, and pocketed 55 cents and 15 to 20 pennies.

Dual Sides in Every Question Highlight Modern Politician Paradox

The piece argues that contemporary politicians appear on both sides of many issues, illustrating a paradox in modern governance and public debate. It suggests that party lines blur as leaders adapt positions to appeal to diverse constituencies.

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