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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1935

Page

5

Barn Dance Frolic Nets the Auxiliary Very Neat Sum

The WHO Home Talent Barn Dance Frolic staged in the school auditorium Tuesday April 30 under the American Legion Auxiliary direction raised about $25 net. Two performances at 7 15 and 9 15 featured local talent including Miss Helen Hamilton, Eldon Watters as MC, and a cast of comedy and musical acts. The Auxiliary thanks all who assisted and praises Miss Hamilton for developing local talent.

WHO American Legion Auxiliary Helen Hamilton W. L. McIntire Eldon Watters Lloyd Cox Jem Martha Anita Miller Sheriff Julius Stevenson Wanda Srouse B. J. McIntire Wm. Tate Paul Amick Dale Burris Bradgate Russell Johnson Kenneth Nielsen I. Higgins Louise Vaughn Arthur Charles Hurley Lucille Mable Buchanan WHO Square Lids DeWolf Fred Witt Mildred MacVey Axel Iverson Geo. Schonberger Jr H. J. Struthers Herr Direktor Fritz Hille Carl J. White Keith Rickard LeRoy Miller Ellwood Olerich Harriss Thomas

Big Four Track Meet At Fonda This Friday May 3

The 30th annual Big Four Track and Field Meet will be held at Fonda on Friday May 3. Rolfe High School athletes not tied up in the State Music Festival will compete, while local shoppers express concern over high living costs and argue farm prices reflect production costs rather than distributor excess.

Fonda Northwest Tees Rolfe High Jarre Des Moines Rolfe F Air

Local May Events Almanac and Club Meetings

Special meetings and club gatherings listed for May include the Ipperger lodge third degree on May 4, 4-H Boys Club at Karl Ives home on May 6, A L D Club at Mrs H K Essinger May 7, Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid at Mrs A Simonson May 8, Pilot Lodge A F L and A M third degree on May 9, Gare Meet with Mrs Carl Nite on May 9, and other community events through May 10 plus township and women's club notices. Residents urged to phone news items to No 1.

Karl Ives HK. A.essinger Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Society A. Simonson Pudar Regin M Wil Gare Carl N Geka Poteranks SON House Wriday D. Ol Ns Club Oe Wealth Township Woman’s Coi Dmt

Rolfe seniors stage Digging Up the Dirt May 10

Rolfe high school seniors present the three act comedy Digging Up the Dirt with Vernon Harmon Harold Hoard and Mary Seaman in key roles. The show includes romance, humor and a near-tragic turn for the professor and friends. Matinee at 2 30 and evening performance at 8 00, both at regular prices.

Rolfe Vernon Harmon Harold Hoard Mary Seaman Veronica Cornwell Dean Gunderson Marjorie Hansen Donald Stoufe Yvonne Christenson Mary Margaret Sinek Edward Green Archie Phillips

Junior Senior Reception at Local High School

Juniors hosted the annual junior senior reception on Friday April 25 with orchid and silver decor. Supt M D Anderson presided as toastmaster and senior and junior leaders delivered themed messages while Trene McKee guided the program. Freshmen served banquet duties and Mrs Muriel Wilson with Mrs B C Rudolfson catered.

Supt. M. D. Anderson Bernice Ricklets Jeronica Cornwell Trene McKee Advier Ds Dean Wiegmann Vernon Supt. Anderson Anita Miller Gwendolyn Nelson Stella Shimon Harold Hoard Billy MelIntire Richard Melson Keith Richard Margaret Vo White Marjorie Hansen Wanda Sroufe Loretta Shaw Lhveryone Trene Peterson Mary Beth Brinkman Mary von Ives Lorraine Shimon Arlene Peterson Margaret Lokerse Mary Jane Hunter Muriel Wilson B. C. Rudolfson

Editor R. J. Forrest Dies at 88 in Pocahontas

Robert J. Forrest, editor and publisher of The Pocahontas Record-Democrat, died at his home in Pocahontas on Saturday April 27 1985 after a brief illness. He came to Pocahontas recently to start the paper and was noted as a energetic publisher with bright editorial content. He was born in 1897 and had ten years with the Minnesota State Grain Association. He leaves his wife Mrs. Forrest and two sons. his body was taken to Lake Wilson Minnesota for interment.

Robert J. Forrest Pocahontas Record- Democrat Forrest Pocahontas The Record-Democrat Lake Wilson Minn State Grain Association of Minnesota

Rolfe Club Discusses Parking Crunch and Sports Plans

The Rolfe Promotion Club met in Rolfe to consider a growing parking problem and to discuss forming a town ball team. Reports covered a new city well, a clock fund, kitten ball season prep, and committee assignments for parking spaces and event logistics.

Forty 4-H Calves Fed in Pocahontas County

A total of 40 baby beeves are being fed by Pocahontas County 4-H baby beef club members, with calves in good condition and plans to reach show weight by local and district fairs. A drop in total calves on feed versus last year is blamed on drouth and limited feed, while Marshall county reports 175 head on feed and 456 purebred heifers across 41 counties.

Pocahontas County Howard Willett Mr. Willett J. S. Quist Iowa Marshall County Club

Garfield Go Getter Meeting at Garfield Home

The Garfield Go-Getters met at Marie Hosier's home on April 27. Members answered roll call with a bird. Talks covered Pasture Health Shoes Opera Appreciation and Flow to Choose Necklines. Demonstrations included Hems and Fastenings and Care of Sewing Machines. A luncheon was served.

Garfield Marie Hosier Margaret Virginia White Stella Shimon Mary Beth Brinkman Marie Hoster Gwendolyn Nelson J. O. Hoster

Moving Tagh Line In Central States Road Work

Central States crews plus local workers move the high line along Prinwryy 17 west of town due to road improvements by the State Highway Commission. Additional farm lines to be installed in the near future with two to three weeks of work expected. Phone news items to No 146.

Central States Prinwryy 17 State Highway Commission

Gafteld Township Farm Bureau Holds Pleasing Meeting

Garfield Township Farm Bureau unit met at the Brinkman home with Mrs. A. W. Ives substituting for the absent secretary. Howard A. Willett the new county agent spoke as 4-H Club members presented solos, readings, and a Bohemian Girl operetta excerpt ending with a 4-H candy sale and lunch.

Garfield Township Farm Bureau Henry D. Brinkman Jed Inez Archer Miriam Ives A. A. Brinkman A. W. Ives Maybelle Ryen Howard A. Willett Donald Shimon Richard Hosier H. D. Brinkman Guy E. White Margaret Virginia White Winifred Brinkman Stella Shimon Janice Wiegman Marie Hosier Mary Beth Brinkman Lorraine Shimon Veronica Cornwell Mary Jane Hunter Mary la Ven Janice Wiegeman Creed Cgwendolyn Nelson

Farm sale at Bradburn farm near Bradgate set for May 4

J A Ripperger announces a farm sale on the Bradburn farm edge of Bradgate this Saturday May 4. Sale items include two horses two cows a large lot of farm machinery and household goods. Seed corn will also be available.

J. A. Ripperger Bradburn Bradgate

Wedding Bells Ring for Rolfe's New Postmaster

Ella Beatrice Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Nelson of Kenneth Minnesota married Andrew M Simonson son of Mrs A Simonson of Rolfe in La verne Minnesota Lutheran parsonage on Saturday April 27 1955 at 11 00 am Rev U P Lund officiated The wedding party included bridesmaid Dora Simonson and best man Harold Nelson A dinner followed at the bride's home The couple will reside in Rolfe having purchased the J C Dampprey residence They plan to stay in Rolfe and host friends in a few days

Ella Beatrice Nelson F. Nelson Kenneth Minn Andrew M. Simonson A. Simonson Rolfe Laverne U. P. Lund Dora Simonson Aoman Ralfe Croom J. C. Dambpry

Excelsior Society Group Entertains Mothers Evening Program

The B Division of the Excelsior Society at the Presbyterian church will host a mothers event on Wednesday May 8 at 2 30 PM. Members are asked to bring their own or another mother as a guest and a memorial fund for deceased mothers will be started.

Excelsior Society of the Presbyterian Church The Wildwood H. A. Sinning John Wicpman

Home Study Club Meets For Postponed Gathering

The Home Study Club met last Thursday at Mrs. J R MelIntire's home with hostesses Mrs. Wim Matteson and Mrs. T G Sime. After a brief business session Mrs. C F E Royce demonstrated proper dinner tea and luncheon service. Twenty four members attended and plans for the May 7 meeting were made.

Home Study Club J. R. MelIntire Wim. Matteson T. G. Sime C. FE. Royce Grant Pollock

Prices Peaking Up at Local Farm Sales This Week

The Arrow reports rising farm stock prices at recent sales. At Floyd DeVaal's sale on Monday a team of Belgian mares with a colt sold for 412 dollars. Chas Lindeman notes he sold 1,200 horses this year with 70 percent having smooth mouths, signaling aging stock and scarce quality. Charlton and Hoskins sold Guernsey cattle at Manson pavilion on April 25 with top price at 120 dollars for two cows, averages 70 dollars for cows, 345 dollars for yearlings, and 25 dollars for calves. Farming as a business is coming back.

Floyd DeVaal Chas. Lindeman Tom Jones Charlton & Hoskins Guernsey Manson

Parking Plans by Committee Vote for Saturday Night Control

A Promotion Club committee proposes a temporary traffic cap on Saturday nights to ease parking in Rolfe. They urge businesspeople and residents to leave cars at home or move vehicles promptly, freeing space behind buildings and potentially accommodating 30 to 40 out of town cars. Parking on Saturday nights is a local problem. Farmers paid over 16 dollars per farm in a recent fire tax.

Rolfe Promoton Club Central States Iver Rev. Sinning Presbyterian Church Hd Rickard Jed Rickard J. H. Brinkman Rolfe Heller R. G. Hunter G. G. Butler Heiter Elden Watters C. L. Gunderson C. J. White Valentine Hauck Geo. Parsons Clarence Dahl C. W. Siefkin T. D. Jones Mr. Jones James Sennett C. B. Bowen Ted Severson Leonard McDonald Weiland Frank Sroufe T. Carroll M. Bruce Rolfe Arrow Night Watch Committee G. S. Shriner Treasury Night Bowen J. C. Damborg J. R. McIntire Cmei J. O. Wangberg Sldon Watters Grace Promotion Club Reon

Federated Clubs held annual conference at Rolfe

The Pocu thontas County Federated Women's Club met Friday April 26 at the Rolfe Presbyterian church. Registration followed by music, reports, and elections. A luncheon, a one act play Wanted a Cook, readings, and music followed with greetings from Rolfe and Fonda clubs. The session closed with a resolutions committee report and praise for a successful event directed by Mrs. Fred K. Hawley.

Pocuthontas County Federated Women's Club Rolfe Presbytterian Marion Bruce J. C. Damborg J. E. Grant Geo. O. Haucke J. C. Dam Des Moines James Carl White I’. Grant He A Jed O. B. Ful- Herd Rolfe M. Henniken Fonda Roy Burr Sioux Rapids Lucille Iverson Billy MelIntire Gavotte Rolfe High Girls Marjorie Hansen Irene Peterson Janice Wieg Iman Margaret Virginia White Inez Archer Secowd Mars Fred K. Hawley Laurens

Catherine Nacke Named Hawkeye Beauty for 1936

Catherine Nacke, resident of Marshalltown, and five others were named Hawkeye Beauties for 1936 at the State University Junior Prom last Friday evening. Frederic March selected the winners. Nacke has excelled in dramatics and stage work, with promise in acting.

Catherine Nacke State University Frederic March Nacke Marshalltown F.J. Nacke Rolfer Catherine Miss Nacke

Ladies Entertain at M. Ts church program

The M. Be. Ladies Aid Society hosted a gathering in the church social rooms last Wednesday with 95 attendees. Speakers and performances included a sermonist wife talk by Mrs. T. S. Bassett, readings by Mrs. Hopsy Forsythe, and a clarinet solo by Mary Beth Brinkman.

Ladies’ Aid Society M. Ts Bradgate Gilmore City Hopsy Forsythe Mary Beth Brinkman Janice Wiegman T. S. Bassett

Butler's Sell Out Sale of the Butler Hancout

The Butler Hancout sale is reported as press time. Lawrence Quinsland will take possession Thursday. he will not run the business personally until Sunday. Mrs. Butler sought to sell. Quinsland adds value to Rolfe's business interests. A candidate on a tax reduction platform is hoped to avoid tax hikes, a pleasant surprise if fulfilled.

Butler Hancout Lawrence Quinsland Butler Mr. Quinsland Rolfe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ponda Specia Waa Vito Te Alf A.M. Wor Ipperger J. A. Ripp Bradarm Bradburn Farm I Fale R.H.S Videl Cope Dorothy Lokerse University Hospital Towa City Lucile Everson Jean Wieeman Kieth Rickard Edward Kober Mimer Peterson Billy McIntire Carroll Hospital Phyllis Perrin R. J. Forrest Rolfe Promotion Club Gafteld Farm Bureau Unit Excelsior Society Group United States Federated Clubs M. BE
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