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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1928

Page

12

Community Event Calendar May to July Plan

Local notices list upcoming meetings and events from May 11 through July 4. Organizations include Methodist Mis Fy Society Eastern Star Mothers Day committees R H S Senior Play Trinity Lutheran Hoodoo Garfield Township Farm Bureau Unit and several clubs with dates, venues, and hosts in Pocahontas Rolfe and surrounding areas.

Lédnesday Presbyterian Church C. EB. Boyce Ursday Trinity Lutheran Vs Aid Society Ryena Widay Torium American Legion ‘Audllary G. Fred Smith J. R. McIntire A. “Led C. ‘L. ‘Gunderson

Scout Troop to Be Measured for Suits at Petersons

Scoutmaster Abe DeVaul announces all troop members are to visit Petersons this week to be measured for new suits.

Petersons Abe DeVaul

Revival Meetings Begin at Free Methodist Church

Special meetings start this Thursday evening May 10 in the southeast part of Rolfe at the Free Methodist church. They will continue through May with services each night at eight o'clock led by V W D Groesbeck district elder Boone district and Rev W F Iggerstaff pastor of the church at City. All are invited and welcome to attend.

Neetings He “Free Methodist Rolfe Eetings V. W. D. Groesbeck Boone Rev. W. Figgerstaff Ac City

Democrats Not All Dead in Pocahontas County

Three Democrats filed for county offices in Pocahontas County showing party activity. F. R. Eggspuehler of Plover seeks treasurer, J. F. Walsh of Pocahontas seeks sheriff, and Geo. W. Day of Pocahontas seeks clerk for courts.

Pocahontas County F. R. Eggspuehler Plover J. F. Walsh Pocahontas Geo. W. Day

Welcome Home Jimmy shines in D M T seniors play

A fair sized audience and packed houses greeted the D M T high seniors as they staged Welcome Home Jimmy. Vessy Ralph as Mrs Brooks Lucille Brooks and Margaret Johansen as Peggy Somers drew laughs and praise for their performances. The cast included Virgil Thorson Chesterfield McSwope Kathryn Bruner Wake Rutgers Jane Snook and coach Mrs Leonard Smith.

D. M. T. High Jimmy Vessy Ralph Mrs.Brooks Coolbrook Farm Josephine Bendixon Lucille Brooks Margaret Johansen Peggy Somers Ginger Anny Brooks Arthur Weishaar Virgil Thorson Val Gardiner Jimmy Brooks Chesterfield McSwope Wesley Deelf Coolbrook Kathryn Brune

Road Question Ably Discussed by Fred R. White

Engineer Fred R. White of the Iowa State Highway Commission outlined Iowa road plans at Pocahontas high school, detailing bond funding, timelines, and county benefits. He argued primary road completion in six years with a $143 million bond retirement, plus profitable state and county allocations.

Fred R. White Iowa State Highway Commission Iowa Pocahontas Rolfe Fred White White Towa

Mulford Dominates Kittenball League Week

Mulford leads the Kittenball League with the most games won and highest pace for the pennant as crowds fill the stands. C B shows pitching struggles with Showers not yet finding his stride after a 24 to 6 loss to Colebaugh, while Theobald and Mulford schedule further matchups.

Mulford Mather Colebaugh Mulfred Theobald Colebaugh

A L D Club Elects Officers After Meeting

A L D Club held a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. C P Lathrop's home. Mrs E S Colebaugh led a Mother Craft lesson, with members greeting Mother in roll call and poems. Officers for the year were elected: President Mrs J C Olerich, Vice President Mrs B A Kerns, Secretary Mrs C P Lathrop, Treasurer Mrs H C Barnes. Program committee includes Mesdames Ferguson, Colebaugh and Thornton.

A. L. D. Club C. P. Lathrop E. S. Colebaugh J. C. Olerich B. A. Kerns H. C. Barnes R. E. Ferguson A. R. Thornton

Rolfe Council Taxes Movie Show $150 Annually

Rolfe city council voted unanimously to tax moving picture shows $150 per year in advance, with a ban on Sunday screenings. The writer argues the measure burdens a single local theater owned by Wm Obrecht and warns it could lead to Sunday show restrictions or shutdowns.

Rolfe Wm. Obrecht Obrecht

Senior Class Play "The Hoodoo" Sets May Dates

Practice for the Senior Class Play titled The Hoodoo progresses with full cast ready for final act. Rehearsals are intense as actors memorize lines and the director Letzeplandt aims for a polished performance on Thursday and Friday nights May 17 and 18 at 8 15 p m sharp.

Letzeplandt

Cannon Hancher Wedding Planned For Northwest Iowa

A northwest Iowa wedding is set for early June as Miss Susan Jane Cannon of Paullina will wed Vergil M. Hancher of Chicago formerly of Rolfe. Susan, daughter of Mrs. C. C. Cannon and the late Mr Cannon, studied at Ferry Hall School and Northwestern University. Hancher, a 1918 Iowa graduate with Oxford BA and MA degrees, is a Chicago lawyer with Butler Lamb Foster Pope. The couple will live in Evanston at 615 Sheridan Road after the ceremony.

Iowa Susan Jane Cannon Paullina Vergil M. Hancher Chicago Rolfe Miss Cannon C. C. Cannon Mr. Cannon Ferry Hall School For Girls Lake Forest Ill School of Speech Northwestern University Evanston Hancher University of Iowa Oxford University England Oxford Butler, Lamb, Foster & Pope Sheridan Road Margaret Cannon Sweetwater Tenn Susan James Harvey Patton Jr Daily Register

Ladies Plan For Home Management Course

A group of women met with Mrs. Mary Gregg of Iowa State College at the Pocahontas county courthouse to plan a Home Management Course to start September 8 1928 led by Miss Esther Pond. The program includes topics on fireless cookers kitchen utensils meal planning and personal efficiency. Twenty one local leaders may attend the training, aiming to build community spirit efficiency in home management and strengthen the Farm Bureau through project work.

Mary Gregg Iowa State College Ames Court House Pocahontas Pocahontas County Esther Pond Farm Bureau

Millinery Achievement Day Planned for June 20

Local leaders led by Mrs. Clarence Jensen of Pocahontas township plan an Achievement Day for the Millinery Project Course at the Pocahontas courthouse on Wednesday June 20. Mrs. Jensen heads the county Home Project work. Mrs. Wm. Van Bloom of Dayton expects to attend. Special recognition will honor 15 women and two Misses who completed all training and follow up meetings.

J. T. Grant Mesdames C. W. Siefkin Marion Bruce Robert Bruce Cleaver Jeanie McEwen Isabelle Bruce Sarabelle Quinsland Clesely F. J. Nacke C. B. Bowen F. E. Grant J. R. McIntire Grandma Grandma Wilson Nance Irving Joyce Irving Joe Boyd Joyce Iiving Mesdames J. J. Bruce W. R. Jones Glyde Brinkman G. C. Harris KE. Eikenberry B. S. Bryson C. E. Boyce A. R. Graham W. P. McIntire C. A. Cook C. Ratcliff Randall Melson Robert Hunter Elsie Gordon J. F. McCreery Fonda J. B. Julius Fort Dodge Bruce Clarence Jensen Des Moines Court House Pocahontas Jensen Wm. van Bloom Dayton Iowa C. N. Carlson Albert Bunch Ellen Blomgren John Grobman Ethel Rosendahl Wallace Eaton Joe Peters J. C. Truelsen A. L. Thornton

Cement Plant to Open Near Rolfe in Marble Valley Quarry

The Enterprise reports the marble valley cement plant southeast of Rolfe will start full production. Many new families are moving to Gilmore City for jobs, boosting local activity. The plant may supply cement for Iowa road paving if the state road bond passes, potentially keeping operations for years.

Marble Valley Rolfe Gilmore City Iowa Tishenbanner

Livestock Club Meet and Planned June 29 Tour

A community meeting of all livestock clubs was held at the Ford garage on Monday evening May 7. E M Wright of the Iowa State Dairy organization spoke on dairy calves and urged interested parties to contact county agent Bowers. Abe DeVaul of the Rolfe Community Club gave a motivating talk. A short business session occurred and a June 29 tour was planned with details to follow. The meeting was described as fine and attendance urged.

Ford Garage E. M. Wright Iowa State Dairy Organization Bowers Abe DeVaul Rolfe Community Club The Livestock Club Marjory E. Vaughn

Wallet Lost During Garfield Township Job Sparks Investigation

Betz Construction foreman Mr. Broos misplaced a wallet containing 242 dollars cash 3100 note and an unpaid check while riding to work in Garfield township. Investigators searched Wilbur Beckman but failed to prove guilt. A later hearing found insufficient evidence against Beckman who had been offered 50 cents an hour. Beckman left the community.

Broos Betz Construction Co Garfield Township Mr. Betz Beckman Justice Kennedy Mr. Beckman Crooked Creek Rolfe Harris Berry Pocshontus DeVaul

Rolfe Woman's Club elects new officers for upcoming term

The Rolfe Woman's Club elected its officers at a regular meeting hosted by Mrs. C. L. Gunderson. Elected for the term starting next September were President Grant Pollock First Vice President Robert Mather Second Vice President Geo R Cook Recording Secretary Jos Martha McEwen? Cor. Secretary J C Olerich and Treasurer B A Kerns. Directors include Mrs. Gunderson and Mrs. J H Engel. Light refreshments followed the session.

Rolfe Woman's Club C. L. Gunderson Grant Pollock Robert Mather Geo. R. Cook Jos. McEwen Cor J. C. Olerich B. A. Kerns J. H. Engel

Weather and Crops Hint at Mild Spring Ahead

A week of showers and fair, cool days boosted soil moisture and crop prospects. Plum and cherry trees are blooming as apple blossoms near opening, signaling mild weather. Corn planting progressed well while Gilmore City held a special election to grant a franchise to North Western Bell Telephone Co.

Gilmore City North Western Bell Telephone Co

Mier Oil Stations To Close Early This Week

Mier Oil Stations now close at 9 00 p m daily except Wednesdays and Saturdays. On Wednesdays close at 10 00 p m and Saturdays at 11 30 p m. Names Leonard Smith Fred P Neilson Wm H Howland shown in notice.

Leonard Smith Fred P. Neilson Wm. H. Howland

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BOY Scouts Mon Ufay Nicaragua Commercial Club Rolfe Kittenball Mather C. B Fbs Mulford Me Mather Ane Theobald Spece Cer Colebaugh Nee Sa A. L. D. Club Council Cannon — Hancher T. J. Calligan Arrow Laurens Mier Oil Stations
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