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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1935

Page

5

Conroys Coming Circus Day Arrives in Rolfe May 17

The Conroy Circus appears in Rolfe on Friday May 17 with afternoon and evening shows. An advance agent visited Tuesday to arrange, the company carries 38 people and 24 acts requiring 30 trucks. The show offers high class acts, a sizeable menagerie and clowns, set west of Hakes poultry. Guest tickets from local merchants let townfolk see the show cheaply.

Conroy Circus Offe Land Conroy’s Rolfe Arrow Hakes Poultry Establishment

Services for Phyllis Perrin Held in Rolfe and Church

Funeral rites for Phyllis Jean Perrin are set for the Perrin home in Rolfe at 1 50 PM and the Methodist church at 2 PM with Rev. T S Bassett in charge. She died Tuesday morning May 7 1935 at a Carroll hospital after measles led to illness and pneumonia. An obituary will follow next week.

Phyllis Jean Perrin Rolfe Methodist T. S. Bassett Phyllis Jean Carroll

Funeral Held For J C Kongsback In West Bend

J C Kongsback, half-brother of the Budolfson family, died recently and the funeral was held in West Bend. Born in Denmark March 1 1895 he came to the United States at age 20, lived in Reinbeck and Calhoun County, later farmed south of West Bend with his brother the late C J Kongsback, and married Alma Nowlin Winklepleck in May 1900. He is survived by a daughter a son and a stepdaughter. The community spoke of him as an exemplary citizen and he served on the city council. Grant announces a free sound moving picture at The City Monday evening May 20 titled Our Debt to Mother Earth, a film he endorses as worthwhile.

C. J. Kongshack Pie Alma Nowlin Winklepleck Rongshack West Bent Grant Mother Hart Mr. Grant

Pocahontas County Wool Pool Day Set for May 16

Pocahontas County growers may pool wool with the Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers Association on May 16 at the Rock Island depot. Wool will be weighed and shipped to Des Moines for grading and advance payments. Farmers should deliver wool on Thursday May 16. contact the County Agent for details.

Pocahontas County Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association Willett Rock Island Pocahontas Des Moines

Cliff Howe exits as bank receivership winds down

Cliff Howe, examiner in charge of the Lafe Savings Bank receivership, checked out Thursday of last week. He has worked from Rolfe since the bank closed in 1982, followed by relocation to Omaha for a General Motors acceptance position. Neal J. Bixler moves to Rosfel to complete bank wind up, integrating Palmer Havelock and Laurens cases.

Howe Lafe Savings Bank Yeaden Rolfe Janice Iowa Iowa State Banking Department General Motors Acceptance Corporation General Motors Omaha Neb Neal J. Bixler Manson Rosfel Palmer, Havelock Laurens

Rolfe Local News Items and Social Notices

Rolfe residents report Walter Morrow’s rheumatism and Elaine Quinsland aiding her brother Lawrence at the former Butler Cafe. Visitors include Snyders from Estherville and Stalleups with Rosebud. Family gatherings and Fort Dodge shopping noted. Garfield Township Farm Bureau meeting postponed due to Rolfe high school events.

Elaine Quinsland Lawrence Butler Snyders Estherville Nannie Snyder Stalleup Rosebud AL Vo Perigal Legion W. Lichter Clear Lake UH. BB. Poppingsa Taverick Rolfe Donald Edward Green Albert Brewster Ro E. Green Corliss Stegge Wiley Murray Fort Dodge Ro Green Learned Baby John Torkelsen Bode Garfield Township Farm Bureau Rolfe High School Ralph Rickard Gilbert Freeman Columbia S. C Ben Markin Stanley Markin J. Jaynes W. R. Jones Jaynes Gus Stanz Jit

Rolfe Students Clinch 100 Percent at State Music Contest

Rolfe high school earned a 100 percent score with its entrants at the state music contest in Iowa City. The Rolfe team led Class C on points and placed 10th overall among city schools with only three participants. Several Rolfe soloists and the orchestra won superior ratings, earning a berth to the national contest in Madison Wisconsin May 17 18.

Iowa City Rolfe Ames Madison Wis Billy McIntire Janice Wiegman Stella Shimon Gwendolyn ‘Nelson Phyllis Perrin Marie White Catherine MeIntire Andrew Simonson Jexanette Hauck Correenetto Betty Seifert Margarie Lou Thompson Mary Graves Lillie Struth Marcum Juigh School State Department of Education Edward Green Elva Mae

Seniors to stage class play Digging Up the Dirt

K. H. S. seniors present a three act comedy Winging Up the Dirt in the Rolfe High School auditorium on Friday May 10 with a 2 30 matinee and 8 00 evening show Popular prices apply The cast includes Kenneth Andrews Soene Vernon Harmon and Deane Gunderson A roving group of guests from a Dude Ranch and the Rolfe High School Orchestra will perform between acts An exhibit by home economics dress projects caps the program.

Rolfe Hich Puebla Kenneth Andrews Soene Vernon Harmon William Toomis Harold Heard Professor Halleck Anu Deane Gunderson I Carson Archie Phillips Jase Andrada Edward Green Miriam Regles Marjorie Hansen Betty Sherman Wae Mary Seaman Nan Widridge Betty Veronica Cornwell Dane Carstairs Mary Margaret Sinek Allen Sherman Donald Stoufe Phyllis Stevenson Allen Yvonne Christensen Dude Ranch Roberta Kennedy Elmer Peterson Margaret Virginia White Tone Heiter Wilna DeWolfe Doris Rudolfsen Marie Hosier Ruth Murray Junior White Stella Shimon Edward Kober Rolfe High School Home ‘Economics Department Rolfe

Plans Made for 4-H Girls Rally Day in Pocahontas

Mrs Edith Barker state 4 H leader met with Pocahontas county girls and leaders on May 1 to plan the June 7 rally at Pocahontas The day includes a 9 80 a m music festival business meeting officer elections a noon picnic and an afternoon program featuring the pageant The Color Revue talk by a 4 H club leader and a portion of the opera Bohemian Girl also on the agenda Phone news items to No M6.

Edith Barker Sleader Pocahontas County Pocahontas 4-H Chile

Pastures Sought as Cattle Move from Dusty Areas

Pocahontas county farmers with surplus pasture are urged to list acreage, carrying capacity, grass type and watering facilities with County Agent H C Willett or K O Pollock in Kansas City. Federal Livestock Feed agency notes cattle from drought areas will need relocation within two weeks.

Pocahontas County Oklahoma and Kansas Iowa Mr. Willett K. O. Pollock Federal Livestock Feeds Agency Kansas City

Tuesday Club Luncheon Held at Mrs Marion Bruce Home

The Tuesday Club met for a 1 PM luncheon at Mrs Marion Bruce home with twenty members present. Officers elected: President Mrs O B Fuller Jr, Vice-President Mrs G O Hauck, Secretary Mrs B S Bryson, Treasurer Mrs J PT Grant. A family picnic is planned for June 4.

Marion Bruce B. S. Bryson C. J. Morrison M. T. Blessing J. AL. Brinkman Etta ‘Symes O. B. Fuller Jr G. O. Hauck B.S. Bryson PT. Grant

New Woman's Club elects officers and plans June luncheon

The Woman's Club met last Friday with Mrs. C. L. Gunderson as president. Elected officers include Mrs. Gunderson as president, Mrs. G. B. Palmer and Mrs. F. L. Robinson as vice presidents, Mrs. C. P. Lathrop as secretary, and Mrs. Minnie Jarvis as treasurer. Directors are Mrs. Z. Ty Carrol and Mrs. V. J. Roberts. The dramatic department led by Mrs. Lathrop presented a paper on the History of the Drama. The club schedules its June luncheon for June 6 at the home of Mrs. Muriel Wilson.

Womans Club C. L. Gunderson G. B. Palmer F. L. Robinson C. P. Lathrop Minnie Jarvis Z. Ty Carrol V. J. Roberts Muriel Wilson

Mothers Entertained at M E Ladies Aid Day Event

The Executive Board of the M FE ladies aid society hosted a Mothers Day party at the church social room on Wednesday afternoon May 8. The program featured scripture reading by Mr L L Re Ropers, a vocal solo by Mrs B Jene Pooms, and readings by Mrs Serneeet Vaughn. A lunch was served after the program.

M. FE. Ladies’ Aid Society LL. Re Ropers Geo. Smith B. Jene Pooms Jones Serneeet Vaughn

Grades to Present Operetta Friday May 17

The school announces an operetta The Palace of Carlessness on May 17 with cast from grades one through five and kindergarten. A vocational exhibit by manual training and home economics classes will accompany the event.

Gerald Nielsen Sammy Margaret Ann Peterson Beryl White Orabel Gehrt Garth Sroufe Edward Struthers Alva Cameron Toy Sailors Eloise Hewlett Donald Sinek Alvin Riches Mary Thomas Frances Phillips Bevery Grant Janet Thompson Sally Webb Rosemary Landing Jimmy Hauck Jimmy MeIntire Marjoria Ann Jones Virginia Leo Calligan Lila Lee Wilcox Donna Jean Foust London Town Palace of Carlessness Mr. Clock Everyon Veryone

WHO Barn Dance Frolic Comes to Plover on May 16

The WHO Barn Dance Frolic Gang arrives at Plover school gymnasium Thursday May 16 for a stage show featuring Lem and Martha Jo and Jean the Arizona cowgirls Louisiana Lou and other stars. Fifteen entertainers promise music comedy and songs and draw crowds from Des Moines broadcasts and past River View Park appearances.

WHO Station Who Plover School Lem Martha Louisiana Lou Victor Jean Arizona Perkie President Theatre Des Moines Playhouse

Livestock Questions To Be Aired At Farm Meetings

Farmers will hear outlooks for fat cattle hogs and sheep this summer and learn about loans feeding practices at three May farm meetings. The sessions run May 14 in Humboldt May 20 in Storm Lake and May 28 in Rockwell City starting at 8:00 p.m. organized by the Chicago Producers' Commission Association Iowa Live Stock Marketing Corporation and Iowa State College Extension Department.

Humboldt Chamber of Commerce Storm Lake Court House Rockwell City Chicago Producers’ Commission Association Iowa Live Stock Marketing Corporation Iowa State College Extension Department

Garfield 4-H Boys Meet for May Session

Garfield Township 4-H Club met May 6 at Marl Ives home with 18 members, including four new ones. Leader LeRoy Nelson guided the session after a roll call, and new County Agent Willett spoke briefly. The club studied beef calf judging points and adjourned. next meeting June 3 at Donald Shimon’s home.

Poken Ale A.M Delta Dek Carl White Pikertown _Nite Hawks Wm. Peterson Methodist Misi?sionary Society B. C. Grant KE. A. Messinger Presbyterian Aiss1 Myps Minnie Jarvis Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church RE. I. Ood Garfield ‘Town Garfield Township Marl Ives LeRoy Nelson Richard Hosier Willett Nelson

County Auxiliary to Meet in Rolfe Mandy May 13

Auxiliary members must attend practice at M B church basement May 11 for the County Unit meeting in Rolfe Mandy on May 13. Mortality in Tewa fama laying flocks rose in 1934 versus 1939 as per Iowa State College records.

Rolfe Mandy M. EB Iowa State College

Also Mentioned on This Page

Conroys J.C Kongsback Cliff Howe Walter Morrow C. d. Morrison Ers Estellyn Roberts Betty McIntire Eldon Obrecht Keith Rickard Mary Jane Hunter Richard Melson Donald Grant Lorraine Shimon Doris Rudolfson Mary Beth Brinkman Allan Lomen Lucile Everson Jean Mather Marshall Burstad Lu May White Harold Hoard Mary LaVon Ives Anita Miller Inez Archer Ildon Obrecht K. H.S No. M6 Clib NEW Womans Club Garfield Roosevelt, Lake Powhatan Ivan Burstad Beverly Grant Patricia Jeffries Janet J Thompson Junior Smith Vivian Cox Maxine Johnson Bobby Riches Loren Roberts Edward Wieland Aloma Jean Wood Clifford i Smith Ora Belle Gehrt Vera Best Hansell Plover
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