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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1929

Page

4

May events schedule lists concerts meetings and exams

A long list of local events for May includes Pythian Sister gatherings at Mrs. A. D. Graham's home, M E Missionary Society at Mrs. T. D. Jones's house, Class of 1929 plays, District Track Meet at Fort Dodge, Baccalaureate services for the Des Moines Ship Consolidated and Rolfe High schools, D M T Farm Bureau program, Day Club meetings, Class Day Exer cises, Garfield ship Farm Bureau, Des Moines Town Consolidated School Commencement, American Legion Auxiliary wreath work, and Memorial Day observances.

Fort Dodge Rolfechool Des Moines Ship Consolidated School A. Wilkinson Rolfe High Presbyterian Church J. O. Wangberg D. M. T. Farm Ban Héday Club C. Hiefkin Fa. G. Hille Des Moines Aship Consolidated Schools Hol Auditorium Garfieldship Farm Bureau Unit American Legion Auxiliary Tme Cliff Watts

DeMoss Dies Suddenly in Des Moines

Andrew Jackson DeMoss, longtime worker for JH. D. Brinkman, died suddenly likely from heart disease after supper one day. Born March 8 1879 in Mahoney Iowa he married Danks at Newton in 1907. Survived by wife and eight children Lewis Ben Lee Howard Lora Eva Lu all at home plus a father five sisters and two brothers. Funeral held Tuesday at the Methodist church with Rev. W Ainson in charge. Mrs DeMoss and her parents attended along with other relatives from out of town.

Andrew Jackson DeMoss JH. D. Brinkman DeMoss Mahony Iowa Newton Alice Lewis Ben Lee Howard Lora Eva H. DeMoss Des Moines Dems Walnut Minn Methodist Church W. A.inson

Des Moines Town Consolidated School Class of 1929 Program

The Des Moines Town Consolidated Schools hold Class Day exercises at the D M auditorium on May 21 at o oclock. Kathryn Bruner gives the program with poems by Arlene Ham James Winter Creed and others. Evelyn Snook attends, and a mass visit to the Pacific coast is noted. A group meeting of the S E S or similar is postponed due to illness, with a later announcement planned.

Des Moines Kathryn Bruner Arlene Ham James Winter Creed Charlotte DeWolf Evelyn Snook Fritz Johnson Grumbler Arthur Weishaar Constance Meisenbach Elsa Cordes Whispering Hope Lisa Cordes Ndolin Carolina Moon Matt Evelyn Snook Mass A. P. White Pacific Coast

Gilmore City Bank Robbery Spurs Nationwide Effort

The Gilmore City Exchange Bank was robbed of 4478 Monday morning. Howard S. VanAlstine and accomplices used guns and disguises to subdue the family, steal cash, and drive away in a Cadillac. The mayor, Mrs. VanAlstine, aided the police response as investigators traced the getaway car through several counties.

Gilmore City Exchange Bank Howard S. VanAlstine van Alstine Iowa VanAlstine van Alstines Francis Rolfe Rex VanAlstine Mr. VanAlstine Lois Mrs. VanAlstine Rutland Bode Algona Pocahontas County Chas. Stebbins G. G. Butler L. H. VanAlstine W. F. Wier Tom Peters Violet Edgerton Exchange Bank

Chevrolet opens Rolfe salesroom at The Motor Inn

The Motor Inn of Emmetsburg owned by Sam Rosen opened a branch sales room in Rolfe and will soon display cars. The north room of Fuller building near Scenic Theatre is leased for this purpose. H. P. Hughes of Pocahontas is the manager in charge and plans to relocate his family to Rolfe.

Motor Inn Emmetsburg Sam Rosen Rolfe Fuller Building Scenic Theatre H. P. Hughes Pocahontas Hughes Chevrolet Rosen

Sunday Movie Starts Well At Local Theatre

Rolfe's first Sunday matinee drew full house forcing two shows by manager Obrecht. The orchestra provided special music, pleasing patrons. Next Sunday's feature is The Cohens and Kellys at Atlantic City with more orchestra accompaniment.

Rolfe Obrecht Cohens and Kellys Atlantic City

No Banking At Noon Hour May 20 1929

The State Savings Bank will not open for business during the noon hour 12:00 to 1:00 from May 20, 1929, following a suggestion by the Iowa Bankers Association and insurance companies.

Iowa Bankers’ Association The State Savings Bank

Commencement Week Activities Highlight Class of 1929

Rolfe reports a full slate of graduation events as the Class of 1929 prepares for commencement. The program includes the Class Play Miss Somebody Else, the Junior-Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate at the Presbyterian church, and a May 24 commencement with Prof H L Eells as speaker. Alumni reunions accompany the exercises.

Rolfe J. O. Wangberg Presbyterian Church Wangberg W. A. Wilkinson Wilkinson J. P. Lester Wille H. L. Eells Cedar Falls Rolfe High School Eells

Christian Endeavor Convention Sees 110 Delegates Attend

Weather restrictions trimmed turnout at the Presbyterian church gathering last weekend. Rev Everett Robie led the program with music by George Gibson. Speakers included M B Pringle B W Riner W H Knotts R S Haney G E Van Wert Clara Dawson W F Caldwell and W A Wilkinson. The banquet featured red and white decorations and a toast by Halleck Brinkman.

Christian Endeavor Presbyterian Church Everett Robie Des Moines George Gibson Vailey Junction M. B. Pringle Church of Christ Hampton B. W. Riner Methodist C. E Halleck Brinkman Warren Ives

Des Moines Township Farm Bureau Plans May Meeting

The Des Moines Township Farm Bureau expects a large turnout for its Monday May 20 gathering. The program includes the High School Orchestra, Jean Miller songs, educational film Making Hay Time Pay Time, The Dinosaur and the Baboon comedy, a musical reading, recitation by Elva Fae Ham, and a duet by Maxine George and Alice Mendenhall.

Des Moines Ernest. Vaughn Elva Fae Ham Maxine George Alice Mendenhall

Diplomas to Seniors Planned by School Board President

The music department outlines an upcoming program of attractive numbers. Frank B. Charlton, president of the local school board, will present diplomas to the following seniors unless someone is kept from graduating by exam results.

Frank B. Charlton

List of Women’s Names in Historic Community Notes

A sequence of female names appears in a local society snippet: Miriam Ives, Anna Munson, Ramona Nelson, Flossie Mae Smith, Juanita Smith, Nanna Lea Smith, Alice Sroufe, Evelyn Thompson, Judith Wangberg. The fragment suggests a social register or club membership listing.

Ramona Nelson Flossie Mae Smith Juanita Smith Nanna Lea Smith Celeste Darcy Constance John Dare Marshall Tubbs Cruger Blainwood Melvin Thompson Freda Mason Doris Heathman Bert Shaffer Tuxedobrook Clifford Graeber Miriam Ives Fay Blainwood

All in readiness for R. H. S. senior play

The Senior Class Play Miss Somebody Else looms in readiness at Rolfe High School with tickets selling fast. Miss Edna Marcum directs a full program featuring a Sub-Primary sketch A Box of Dolls a cornet solo and a boys duet. The cast includes Ann Delavan Jasper Delavan Constance Darcy and others as the high school orchestra opens.

Edna Marcum Rolfe High School Miss Wille Melvin Thompson Clifford Graeber Lorraine Morrison Ann Delavan Mildred Heald Mildred Delavan Ann Jasper Delavan Flossie Mae Smith Joekeee Ralph Wilkinson Susan Ruggs

Weather and Crops Show Mixed Early Spring Signals

Copious showers last Friday halted corn planting for a few days with about half the crop in. Prior weather included hard frost and freezes, followed by warm growing conditions that improved prospects. Fruit crops feared but buds, blooms emerging, strawberries showing freeze effects. general optimism for spring growth remains.

Mrs Brinkman Attends State P E O Convention in Newton

Mrs J H Brinkman president of the local P E O Chapter left Tuesday to attend the state P E O convention at Newton held Wednesday and Thursday this week. Rev Glenn Squires and family came from Rowan Saturday and with the Kenneth Squires family spent Mothers Day one day early at the H K Squires home.

J. H. Brinkman Newton Glenn Squires Rowan Kenneth Squires H. K

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Ler Ally Gilmore Exchange Bank Iowa State Teachers’ College Teachers’ College D. M. T. Farm Bureau Lester Applegate Clifford Grabber Edwin Hix Stanley Macvey Raymond Pavey Melvin Thompson Marshall Tubbs Velma Hansen Leona Ives Anna Munson Alice Sroufe Evelyn Thompson Judith Wangberg Vera White
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