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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1932
Page
8
A vintage recipe feature touts chocolate as an affordable luxury to elevate desserts like bread pudding and Berkeley pudding. It provides detailed steps for chocolate enriched puddings, including ingredients, double boiler method, and serving ideas to impress guests.
Ward Leister and Mike Southern visited the county capital Thursday evening. Mrs. Grover and G. J. Corbett attended to business in Laurens Monday. Muril Stover and Harry Herscher traveled from Ware Monday afternoon to visit relatives. Mrs. Livingston of Manson stayed with J. W. Loots family. Streets in Havelock are being gravel resurfaced. Andy Ritchart and Harry Herscher handle trucking. L. W. Willey went to Hawarden to see his ill mother. Mrs. Gene Foster and baby left for Detroit after visiting the DeVaul home. J. C. Damberg of Rolfe handled business for Central States Electric in Havelock. Frank Eno drove to Curlew on business. West and Mankle were Rolfe visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ralle and Mrs. J. O. Ralle visited Pocahontas. Dr. E. Beatty of Mallard was a Havelock caller. Mrs. Wiess and Mrs. Mitchell visited in town. A tractor crank backfired injuring Mr. Speer. Dr. Hunter treated him and x rayed a fracture. The operetta Spring was staged by Havelock school pupils. G. A. Grover and family attended a Mothers Day party in Rolfe.
The Havelock Woman's Club honored Mothers Day with a Methodist church gathering on Wednesday afternoon. Forty eight attended as a May basket theme filled the basement with pink and white decor. Guests included Mrs. Livingston Manson Mrs. Reubel Pocahontas Mrs. Mitchell Fort Dodge and Mrs. Weiss Webster City.
W E Mick of Pocahontas visited Havelock on Thursday evening. Mrs C E Miller and daughter Janice traveled from Plovers for a family visit. Mrs N B Hersom came from Pomeroy for several days at home. Nord Huesby with Betty and Frank Higbee with Royal spent Friday at Lost Island Lake fishing bullheads. Marie Kauffman and teacher Ila Fisher went to Des Moines, Marie then represented Havelock schools in the Register spelling contest. Jess DeVaul attended to business in Pocahontas last Saturday.
The Junior-Senior banquet occurred Saturday May 7 at 6 30 p m in the Hotel Kermore dining room Emmetsburg with seating for twenty nine. The room was transformed into a rose arbor with white crepe paper and pink roses. Two long tables hosted guests of honor the Havelock Consolidated Schools Class of 1932. Parrots perched on water glasses held place cards in their beaks.
A list of individuals including Marjorie West Ruby Williams Velma Markley Laver a Grover Cleone Osterle Mary Kline Luella Kauffman Loretta Bass Dora Knight Marion Steen Harold Hitchcock Eugene Dying Byron Smith Everett Albaugh Arnold Schleusner Leland Williams appears in a grouped memorial notice. The item notes multiple names associated with the community, reflecting a public notice style typical of local papers.
Faculty guests included Supt. and Mrs. Walter Nystuen and several students. The junior class, Norma Realle to Marcille Nickell, hosted a three course menu with creative dish names. Toastees named Bachman, Nickell, Nystuen and others, then guests enjoyed the film Young America at the Iowa Theatre.
Mrs W M Willey died Sunday in Hawarden hospital after several weeks illness caused by cancer. The body returned to her home in Havelock with funeral plans not yet set. Sympathy is extended by friends. her obituary will appear in The Arrow next week.
Mrs. Jas Logan dies after nearly two years illness at her home. Funeral held Sunday at Havelock Methodist Church with Rev C L Day officiating. Interment in Washington Cemetery. Sympathy extended to the bereaved. obituary hoped to be published in the Arrow.
Mr and Mrs J B Sheldon and daughter Wilna visited at Mrs C E Miller's home in Plover on Sunday. Earl Gill and son Walford came from Marcus to stay with O W Gill. G A Speer traveled to Chicago on business. Cummins Township Farm Bureau Unit met at Havelock school auditorium. Charles Fisher came from Sacred Heart with his mother in law Mrs B T Griffith, who will summer here. Mrs J C Schallan and son Chester went to Nebraska after Mrs Schallan's sister died. King's Heralds held a meeting at the M E church parlors.
Rolfe resident Miss Faye Green spent several days at her grandfather J H Goodchild home. Oscar Johnson and children Betty and Dale and David Johnson of Pocahontas visited the G A Grover household. Mr and Mrs J W Loots and son Jack traveled to Manson for a relative's funeral with Jack as pallbearer. Havelock Methodist notes list Sunday and midweek services and invite all to attend. Also mentions on chamois origin and pine trees' growth near houses.
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