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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1941

Page

2

Miss Tinnermeier Sets Date For Marriage

Miss Helen Tinnermeier a Rolfe Fourth grade teacher announced her wedding date at a party hosted by Mrs. Hattie Hauck on May 18. The engagement to William McKee of Newton is set for July 6 revealed in bon bon capsules at luncheon tables. Tulip decorations and bridge prizes highlighted a social afternoon with guests among local teachers and friends.

Tinnermeier Helen Tinnermeier Rolfe Hattie Hauck Miss. Tinnermeier William McKee Newton Bridge Dorothy Schaefer Ethel Peterson

Methodist church notices and upcoming events

Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with Thank Offering Day led by Mrs Plummer of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. No Epworth League service due to baccalaureate. Rev W F Schneck to preach. Fort Dodge district Epworth League meet in Rockwell City June 19. Junior daily vacation Bible school begins June 2 at the Methodist church for two weeks.

Methodist E. J. Plummer Woman's Society of Christian Service

Lutheran Service Theme and Choir Schedule

Pastor Wangberg leads Sunday morning prayers in Jesus' name based on John 16 28. Junior choir performs special music. No evening service. Catechism class Saturday at 1 30 p m. Junior choir rehearsal Saturday at 3 p m.

Presbyterian Church announces weekly services and society meeting

The Presbyterian Church led by Pastor W. F. Schneck holds Sunday school at 10:00 AM and morning worship at 11:00 AM. Choir practice is scheduled for Wednesday evening, with the Missionary Society meeting on Wednesday May 21 in the social room of the church.

the Missionary Society

Card of Thanks for Fort Dodge Hospital Visit

Robert Klein thanks all who sent flowers cards and visited him during his hospital stay in Fort Dodge.

Fort Dodge Robert Klein

Thanks to friends for well wishes after hospital stay

Mrs. Cecil Twigg expresses gratitude for the cards letters and remembrances received during her hospital stay in Fort Dodge.

Fort Dodge Cecil Twigg

Firemen praised for saving home after Saturday blaze

Mrs. Muriel Wilson thanks Rolfe firemen and responders for rapid action Saturday morning that prevented major damage by fire. She commends their attic water cleanup before it spread through the house.

Rolfe Muriel Wilson

Up and Coming 4 H Club meeting notes

The Up and Coming 4 H club met at Wanda Rutgers home on May 10 with nineteen members and one leader present. Delegates to the Ames convention and district camp were chosen and rally day planning and singing filled the afternoon followed by lunch.

Wanda Rutgers Ames Thelma Vera Jolliffe Irene Betty Shimon Dorothy Alice Ruth Lathrop Edna Helen Wilson Barbara Johnson Marion Lila Daniels Alice Boysen Mardela Aden Evelyn Carlson Joanne McCartan Mildred Stoulil Mildred Olberding Leader Gordon Vial

Feed for poultry boosts egg supply and defense effort

W R Whitfield of Iowa State College Extension says ensuring full mash hoppers can raise egg output to support national defense. He notes prices at about 22 cents on Chicago basis for two years while feed supplies stay abundant and farmers push extra feeding to increase production.

Great Britain W. R. Whitfield Iowa State College Extension Service Department of Agriculture Chicago

New Racket Rushes Old Stars Through Collewet Scheme

A garbled clipping describes old performers revived by two men for a scheme to raise money through a specialized course. The women posed as a social service figure while men claimed earnings to fund the operation. Not enough clear names or places are readable.

Collewet S.yse

City hydrant broken by Sheldon drivers drenches area

Cars driven by Bert Harmeling and Bill Good of Sheldon broke a city water hydrant, causing an unexpected drenching for part of the city.

Bert Harmeling Bill Good Sheldon

4-H Club Dines Mothers With Garfield Go-Getters

Garfield 4-H Go-Getters hosted a 1 PM luncheon May 9 at Mrs. Arlo Ives home honoring mothers. Twenty six guests were served with placecards and patriotic flowers. Delegates announced include Beryl White and Beverly DeWolf to District Camp and Mary Margaret Brinkman to state convention. Next meeting set for June 5 at Phyllis DeWolf's home.

Garfield Go-Getters Arlo Ives Clifford Jones Lyman George Lucille White Earl Chambers Fox James de Wolf Earl Ives Taylor Sioux City Hattie Ives A. Brinkman Max Naylor Genevieve Colgan Pocahontas Beryl White Beverly DeWolf Mary Margaret Brinkman Ada Marie George Mary Isabel Chambers Marilyn Barrett Phyllis DeWolf M. M. Brinkman

Grandfather Gary Beemer Hosts 15 Grandparents on Easter

Spending Easter Sunday with Gary Lee Beemer in Sharpsburg, fifteen of his living grandparents gathered for the observance.

Gary Lee Beemer Sharpsburg

Sunday Visitors At Lighter Home And Nearby Addresses

Mr and Mrs Ervil Lighter and son of Aurelia visited Sunday with Mrs Lighters mother Mrs Emma Lighter Other visitors included Mr and Mrs J C Gunderson and Mr and Mrs Geo Ivey Dr and Mrs C R Barry of Alexander visited in Merrill Nicoson home Mrs Barry stayed to attend Justamere bridge club meeting Dr Barry returned Monday Evelyn Struthers a student from Des Moines visited with her parents over the weekend Ro chester Minnesota trip for Mrs Grant check up and return Home Mrs Guy Graham and grandson Gary Anderson Pioneer Mr and Mrs Charles Cook Victoria Texas Mrs James Hronek and daughter Dianne Pocahontas visited Mother's Day with Mrs Ridenour Dianne is her daughter

Ervil Lighter Aurelia Mr. Lighter Emma Lighter Evelyn Struthers American Institute of Business Des Moines B. J. Struthers F. E. Grant J. R. McIntire Rochester Minn Guy Graham Gary Anderson Pioneer Charles Cook Victoria Texas James Hronek Dianne Pocahontas Ridenour Cook Graham Hronek Ed Christensen J. P. Nielsen Graettinger Chris Thomsen Spences E. C. Thomsen Lucile Christensen Martin Petersen Leslie Struthers Ellis Betty Ann Jennie Evans Albert City Will Cook Laurens Henry Hoffert Hans Nielsen Hilda David Henderson Callender Mads Johansen Marie Jensen Laura Isacson Rachel Spencer Barbara N. A. Nielsen Little Ole American Legion Auxiliary K. P. Hall Bernard Ferden Denver Colo Erwin Obrecht Larry Obrecht Art Ferden C. P. Lathrop G. S. Shriner Havelock Methodist Church Will Point Mabel Avery Richard Plantz

Social and Family Visits Across Iowa Towns

Local residents from Ware, Pocahontas, Swea City and Rolfe gather for weekend visits. Walter Tiernan returns from Fort Knox for a 15 day furlough with his parents. Raymond Schonberger, at Camp Claiborne, promoted to mess sergeant and serves as clerk of company B in the 136th medical regiment. Families attend Mother's Day events, dinners, and hospital visits, with relatives traveling to Ames, Ames ISU Governor’s day events, and various family celebrations noted.

Milton Point George Point Ware Alvin Dillon Swea City Point Pocahontas Walter Tiernan Fort Knox Kentucky Will Tiernan Alfred Lemke 136Th Medical Regiment Raymond Louis Schonberger Louis . Schonberger J. M. Hart Tom Hart Hart G. A. Everson Iowa City Jack Hurley The State University Ames Dr. Everson

Coal theft and lumber supply woes at Greenslit Lumber

In Ashland Nebraska, Greenslit Lumber cites a recent coal theft incident and warns of coal and car shortages ahead. The note praises local fencing and posts while noting steady prices and a strong stock of pressure treated posts amid broader supply anxieties.

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