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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1938

Page

4

Fort Dodge Class of 1938 Graduation Night

Rev J F Hutchinson of the First Methodist Church will deliver the commencement address to thirty one graduates tonight May 19 at the school auditorium. The program includes processional music by H A Sinning and Orchestra, vocal numbers, the address, diplomas presented by LG R Davidson, and a benediction. Valedictorian Mary Graves with 94.83, salutatorian Evelyn Green 41.6, class motto We Finish To Begin, class roll listed of graduates and their names.

J. F. Hutchinson First Methodist Church of Fort Dodge Higsie Luce H.A H. A M. E. Church St. Dodge Music Marianina M. D. Anderson A . LG. R. Davidson Board of Education H. A. Sinning Mary Graves Evelyn Green

Season opens for wall eyed pike and other inland fishes

The inland water fishing season begins May 15 with openings for wall eyed pike northern pike sand pike yellow perch sheepshead sauger pike yellow bass striped bass and silver bass. Large mouth bass small mouth bass crappies sun fish rock bass bluegills and warm mouth bass follow June 15. Daily limits vary by species with Spirit Lake East and West Okoboji and Storm Lake exempt for some limits.

Okoboji Storm Lake

County Auxiliary Meeting Planned in Havelock

The County Auxiliary schedules a meeting in Havelock on Tuesday to organize for the new year. Officers will be nominated and prizes awarded for the Vege and related activities.

Commencement Speaker Dr Joseph Hutchinson Heads to Fort Dodge

Dr Joseph F Hutchinson, slated as tonight's commencement speaker, hails from Virginia. An Northwestern University graduate now serving at First Church Fort Dodge, he travels from a small northwest Iowa congregation to lead the ceremony.

Joseph F. Hutchinson Virginia Northwestern University Chicago Northwest Iowa First Church Fort Dodge

Memorial Day Observed in Rolfe

Rolfe plans a Memorial Day program to feature a student band with outside aid, a flag drill, and speaker James Fay of Emmetsburg. The crowd will assemble at the Cecil Cumming tree and march to the cemetery for the tribute, with a rain plan for the school auditorium.

Rolfe S. Arrow James Fay Emmetsburg Cecil’ Cumming

State High School Baseball Finals At Manson

The Iowa state high school baseball finals open at Manson on Thursday with initial games at 1 30 p m. Friday features two more 1 30 p m contests followed by Saturday semis at 9 30 a m and the final at 2 30 p m. Eight top teams compete from over 500. The American League awards the trophy to the state winner, with WOI broadcaster Andy Woolfries confirming most games.

Manson Iowa Andy Woolfries WOI Iowa State College

Cummins Township 4-H Club Meets at Evelyn Carlsen Home

The Up and Coming 4-H club of Cummins township held its meeting at Evelyn Carlsen's home. Fifteen members attended including two new members Martha Emery and Eileen Tuyse, with Velma Clayton as a guest. The group planned an old hens fundraiser and announced a June 1 all day meeting at Marian Daniels' residence with members bringing hens.

Cummins Township Evelyn Carlsen Martha Emery Eileen Tuyse Velma Clayton Marian Daniels

Laurens Editor Moves to Strawberry Point Publisher Role

Paul Lindemeyer and his family will move from Laurens to Strawberry Point Iowa on June 1. He will become publisher of the Clayton County Press Journal after 18 months as editor of the Laurens Sun. Subscribe for The Arrow now.

Laurens Strawberry Point Paul Lindemeyer Iowa Lindemeyer Clayton County Press-Journal Laurens Sun

Program for F B Achievement Day Completed

May 25 at Ridotto east of Havelock features group singing led by county music chair Mrs Wilbert Hawke 4 H speaks by Mary Helen Davidson and a schedule including reports 100 percent leaders and a panel on what home projects bring to rural women with a preview of the 1989 project by Ruth Seaton Hicks.

Ridotto Havelock Wilbert Hawke Bureau Olerich E. J. Schmuecker Mary Helen Davidson Marshall Country Line Marshall Township Pocahontas H. F. Olerich Francis Johnson Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Ruth Seaton Hicks Lillian Lewis

Flower Sale May 28 by M. E. Aid Circle 2

Circle 2 of the M. E. Aid will hold a plant and flower sale on Saturday May 28. Advance orders can be placed with Mrs. Denzil Johnson and Mrs. Mac Nelson from 9 to 2.

M. E. Aid Denzil Johnson Mac Nicoson

Fire in Popcorn Stand Damages Building

Firefighters were called to Art Lighter's popcorn building Monday evening to extinguish a blaze in a popcorn machine. Gasoline and chemicals were used to control the fire. The machine was ruined and the interior slightly damaged. Art Lighter was inside but escaped injury.

Art Lighter Art

Missionary Society Elects Officers for Year

The M. E. Missionary Society met at the Grant Johnson home with several hostesses and devotions led by Mrs. Grant Johnson. Reports from the Eagle Grove district convention were given by Emma Day, John Roberts, B. A. Kerns, and Geo. Ivey. Zelda Snyder was elected president with a slate of officers including W. R. Rogers as 1st VP and Alta Hewlett as 2nd VP.

The Methodist Missionary Society Grant Johnson Mesdames Schnng J. A. Johnson Hopsie Forsythe Eagle Grove Emma Day John Roberts B. A. Kerns Geo. Ivey Ivey Zelda Snyder W. R. Rogers Alta Hewlett H. L. Sawyer C. P. Lathrop G. B. Palmer J. C. Gunderson

Paving Started On No 10 West Of Havelock

Paving on No 10 east of Havelock began but slowed by rain. From the junction of Nos 10 and 17 the slab will run five miles west. Culverts and bridges work finished last week. About ninety men are employed. Mrs Minnie Jarvis is regaining strength after a flu illness keeping her in bed several days.

Havelock Minnie Jarvis

Farm Bureau President to Speak at Pocahontas Achievement Day

Francis Johnson, president of the State Farm Bureau, will speak on the Pocahontas County achievement day program at the Ridotto near Havelock on May 25. This marks his first county appearance since becoming state head three years ago. Johnson, former Dickinson County representative and Farm Bureau legislative envoy, promotes both national and state farm legislation. He currently farms near Terris and aims his message at farm men and home project women.

Francis Johnson State Farm Bureau Pocahontas County Ridotto Havelock Mr. Johnson Farm Bureau Johnson Dickinson County Terris

1939 Stars to Meet 1938 Quintet in Gym Friday

The 1938 basketball team members graduate and will play the likely 1939 lineup Friday night at 7 45 in the school gym. Cornwell faces Rudolfson in a marquee matchup as action stays brisk. Between halves, local film reels from Rolfe-Diagonal and the athletic banquet will entertain. Bill Brinkman underwent appendectomy Tuesday at Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge.

Leo Cornwell Rudolfson Cornwell Iowa News Service Rolfe

Promotion Club Learns About U S Air Mail

The Promotion club heard Post master A M Simonson describe the air mail service at a noon meeting in the Central States room. M D Anderson chaired, a luncheon opened the session, committees reported, and a Memorial Day business closure resolution was passed. A library and city offices project for Rolfe was set in motion with Dr L Gunderson leading the committee. N J Bixler to chair next meeting May 26.

A. M. Simonson Air Mail Service Central States Room M. D. Anderson Rolfe L. Gunderson N. J. Bixler

Poppy Day Observed by Cecil Cumming Unit in Rolfe

The Cecil Cumming unit of the American Legion Auxiliary plans Poppy Day on May 28 with Mrs. C S Chapman as unit president and Mrs. R B Pollock leading the committee. Volunteers will distribute memorial poppies citywide to honor World War I dead and aid disabled veterans and families.

Cecil Cumming American Legion Auxilliary C. S. Chapman R. B. Pollock United States American Legion Auxiliary Women of the American Legion Auxiliary American Legion and Auxiliary Rolfe

Republican Caucus Planned in Clinton Township Legion

A Republican caucus for Clinton township will be held in the Legion building on Friday May 20 starting at eight o clock p m. T D Jones Committeeman Mrs J R McIntire Committeewoman.

Clinton Township Legion Building T. D. Jones J. R. McIntire

Senior Class Play Pleases Audience at School Auditorium

The senior class presented their play Big Hearted Herbert to a full house last Friday. Lead roles were Mary Beth Brinkman Joy Atherton Mary Von Ives Albert Rudolfson Allan Lomen Garth Stoufe Evelyn Green. Others Mary Jane Hunter Gerald Graeber Robert Shelgren Irene Petersen Bernard Ferden Lorraine Shimon also showed talent with coaching. Between acts the crowd enjoyed movies a musical specialty and a style show.

Herbert Mary Beth Brinkman Joy Atherton Mary von Ives Albert Rudolfson Allan Lomen Garth Stoufe Evelyn Green Mary Jane Hunter Gerald Graeber Robert Shelgren Irene Petersen Bernard Ferden Lorraine Shimon

Memorial Day Band Rehearsal at Schoolhouse

A band rehearsal will be held at the schoolhouse next Tuesday evening May 24 at 8 o'clock to prepare Memorial Day musical numbers. The rehearsal is organized by the committee and all band musicians are urged to attend.

Sorosis Club Elects Officers At Thursday Meeting

Sorosis club met at Mrs. August Brinkman’s home. Mrs. T. D. Jones led a quiz and Mrs. Luther Thompson reviewed the book Four Hundred Million Customers. Officers chosen include President Mrs. Bert Peterson and Vice President Mrs. M. W. Webb with Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Robert Hunter.

Sorosis Club August Brinkman T. D., Jones Luther Thompson China Bert Peterson M. W. Webb Robert Hunter

Des Moines Township High Honors 1987 88 Graduates

The Des Moines township consolidated school closed May 13 with graduation for six high school seniors: Divonna Vaughn valedictorian and James Leith salutatorian. Eighth grade grads included Dale Hewlett as valedictorian and Meraim Ripperger as salutatorian. Baccalaureate May 8 featured Rev. J. C. Wangberg. Awards were given May 18 by Supt. Jennings for scholastic, athletic, citizenship, and home economics achievements. A high school picnic followed at Twin Lakes and an honor roll lists many students.

Des Moines J. A. Dunn Sioux City Divonna Vaughn Marion Ryen Lee Carlton Bernard Sanden James Leith Warren Christensen Dale Hewlett Meraim Ripperger Junior Peterson Grace Hertz Richard Sanden Supt. Jennings Marjorie Peterson Loren Thompson Maxine Spencer Chas. Roberts Henrietta Kauffman Glen Majorowicz Ella Beth Truelson Jean Johansen Shirley Fisher Agnes Thompson Arnold Zeman Reta Zeman Marvin Zeman Lois Ann Truelson Donna Capesius Genevieve Majorowicz Richard Zeman Bruce Fisher Betty Lehnus

Garfield Go-Getter girls entertain mothers luncheon

The Garfield Go-Getter girls hosted a one o clock luncheon May 14 at Beverly DeWolf’s home for 30 girls and guests. Members performed tributes to leader Mrs Arlo Ives and her new daughter Carolyn Jane, with talks on etiquette and mother daughter relationships. Lorraine Shimon was chosen to represent the club at the Ames state convention in June. next meeting set for Grace Vining’s home on June 2.

Beverly DeWolf Arlo Ives Carolyn Jane Winifred Brinkman

Canned Food Week Declared in Iowa by Governor Kraschel

Governor Kraschel proclaims a week honoring Iowa canned foods and the $10 million industry. He urges residents to buy and eat Iowa produced canned foods to support agriculture and workers. Virgil Hancher visited his mother in Rolfe after attending Governor's Day in Iowa City.

Iowa Nelson G. Kraschel Kraschel Virgil Hancher Chicago M. P. Hancher Iowa City Rolfe

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