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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1937
Page
6
County engineer filings on road assessment petitions approved. Hearings on each petition scheduled for April 6 in Pocahontas court house with times specified. Various county fund expenditures and balances listed for multiple departments and accounts.
Local residents group events and visits from Pocahontas and surrounding towns. Families like the Barths Haynes Waters Buck and Hauswirths travel for social visits, church rallies at Laurens, and a school playday with a school band. Memorial, poppy, and Legion activities are planned. a new roof goes on the I O C F hall.
The Havelock Busy Bee lodge 598 observed Mother's Day at the I O O F hall with about 45 attendees. Tables echoed pink and green decorations as guests enjoyed luncheon and a program featuring readings, a saxophone solo, songs, and a musical reading by local performers.
Hollywood announces Stan a feature length sound film about a company agent in a prairie town. Rob ert Armstrong stars with a 400 cast, filmed on the RKO-Pathé lot with former football star Kermit Maynard and multiple stars. The sponsor aims to show agents and dealers in community life, using farm machinery heavy scenes and a story by Homer Cray with screenplay by Houston Branch.
Allen Vickers of Laurens attended to Central States matters on Monday. John Jacobson and his wife drove from Peterson on Thursday to visit Mrs. John Brazier and join lodge activities that evening. Ralph Bellows came from Humboldt on Thursday for an afternoon at the G. Grover home. Millicent Eppelsheimer, second grade teacher, hosted a dinner for the Havelock school faculty on Monday evening at her home.
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