Night's play scores big success at high school
The high school auditorium hosted Uncle Tom's Cabin Under Difficulties last Saturday despite heavy rain and a storm. George P. Seifert as Little Eva drew applause for his convincing makeup while Leland McIntire and Shirley Thornton gave strong villain turns. Denzil Johnson and Forrest Grant impressed in female roles. Hubert Wiswell, Rev. J. P. Lester, and Mrs. J. P. Lester also earned praise.
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Tom
George P. Seifert
Eva
Leland McIntire
Simon Lagree
Shirley Thornton
Marks
Denzil Johnson
Topsy
Forrest Grant
Eliza
Hubert Wiswell
Uncle Tom
J. P. Lester
Arthur Applegate
Sleepy John
M. & St. L. to Roll Out New Train Schedule Next Sunday
The M. & St. L. lines up a new timetable with south-bound No. 122 leaving Rolfe at 9 59 a m and north-bound No. 121 due out at 4 55 p m. The official times will be posted on the post office bulletin board when received. Clarence Watson and Elwin Hansen visited Gilmore City Tuesday evening.
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Rolfe
Post Office Bulletin Board
Tornado Strikes Fonda injuring fourteen and causing heavy damage
A tornado touched down about six miles southwest of Fonda last Saturday evening and struck the town in about one minute. Fourteen people were hurt, three seriously, with property damage over 100000. The southeast part suffered most as wires blew down plunging the town into darkness. Buildings at the Big Four fair grounds were demolished except the grand stand. The McCreery family narrowly escaped injury when their Ford sedan crashed near a barn during the storm, but all members were unharmed.
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Fonda
Hlee
George Weinbrenner
J. W. Weiser
Edward Carter
Weiser
Correction for a Cuba remark in linotype error
Last week a correction corrected a misprint about Cuba in our final edition. A keyboard slip caused the erroneous reference and we explain the mix up due to last minute rush and linotype fatigue.
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Cuba
Silver wedding anniversary surprise for J A Murray couple
Mr and Mrs J A Murray of Des Moines township celebrated 25 years of marriage with a surprise visit by over sixty neighbors and friends. They received silver gifts and a two course lunch as the clock neared morning after a night of social chat and reminiscences. Ward Ferguson assisted Knight of Pythias business in Spencer.
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J. A. Murray
Des Moines
Mrs. Murray
Lombards Shine In Final Woman's Club Entertainments
The Lombards delivered a varied program of music readings and novelty acts at the high school auditorium. Mrs. Lombard impressed as pianist with a winsome presence and the couple drew enthusiastic applause for their costumes and performances. The season was financially successful and local support is expected to continue next year.
Mail Boxes Placed at Local Intersections
Several mail boxes have been installed at handy street intersections easing mailing. One is near the State Savings Bank and another on our street corner, with more expected to be found nearby.
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Handy
Feminst
State Savings Bank
Sunset Hill Club Celebrates Season With Contests and Dainty Hats
The Sunset Hill Club held its final dinner and social of the season at the Pollocks home. Men trimmed bonnets for their partners while ladies chatted. Mrs. L. W. Larson won first prize for hat trimming. Guest Mrs. H. A. Nelson attended, and a club business meeting is set for April 3 at Mrs. A. G. Hille’s home.
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Sunset Hill Club
Grant Pollock
Mesdames Pollock
G. A. Dawson
H. C. Wiegman
Enuf
L. W. Larson
Fred Nelson
Dinty
H. A. Nelson
Albert Lea, Minn
A. G. Hille
Mrs H A Minkler Dies After Illness
Mrs H A Minkler of the northwest of town died Monday morning after a minor operation in Webster City and subsequent kidney trouble. Her husband, Mr Minkler, traveled from Fort Dodge to be with her. Funeral arrangements were not announced, with a full obituary to appear next week.
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H. A. Minkler
Webster City
Business Congress Meets in Des Moines April 6-8
The Third Iowa Business Congress will gather in Des Moines from April 6 through 8 with 1000 to 2000 delegates from cities and towns across Iowa. Bankers, contractors and building material men lead the attendance as 25 national speakers join state leaders for three days of business study and group luncheons on topics from advertising to motor trades and the year ahead. Dorothy Pearce spent Sunday with friends in Humboldt.
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Iown
Iowa Business Congress
Des Moines
Iowa
April Showings Highlight Silent Screen Stars
Friday April 1 features Taylor Holmes in Nothing But the Truth. Saturday April 2 screens Tom Mix in Desert Love. Wednesday April 6 presents Soldiers of Fortune, an Allen Dawn production. Thursday April 7 shows Harry Carey in Hearts Up and The Son of Tarzan. April 7 and 8 include additional engagements.
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Taylor Holmes
Tom Mix
Soldiers of Fortune
Allen Dawn
Harry Carey
Tarzan
Close call as infant saves eye after fingertip injury
Cheryl Fitzgerald, eleven months old, briefly injured her eye when a nail or nail-like object cut a small piece from the eye ball. Prompt medical care prevented infection and no serious damage followed for Mr and Mrs Frank Fitzgerald. Read the adz may save you coin.
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Cheryl
Frank Fitzgerald
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Clarence Watson
Elwin Hansen
Gilmore City
First National Bank
Rolfe, Iowa
Ward Ferguson
Knight of Pythias
Spencer Ast
THE
Business Congress
Dorothy Pearce
Humboldt
Nazimova
Rns
Riess Sc
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Elizabeth Gale
Rolfe High School
Ruth Day
Ann Short
Ruth
Elizabeth King
Avis Wotapek
Flo Ferris
Margaret Summers
Dora Mills
Prisam
Tilly
Hiram Hayman
Mrs. Hayman
Evelina
Vigilance Committee
William Williamson
Billy Brown
Marjorie Glascock
Lucile Green
LoLeta Hanson
Margaret Green
Vera
Walter Harris
Minnie Rober
Catherine Campbell
Laurence Larson
Walter Heald
James Sennett
Myron Boos
Emmett Crahan
W. S. McEwen
Robt. Bruce
James Bruce
Jos. McEwen
D. D. McEwen
Board of Directors
J. B. Kent
Robert Bruce James Bruce
Joseph McEwen
the State Savings Bank