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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1935

Page

5

Farm Home of F P DeVaul Destroyed by Fire

The Floyd P DeVaul residence six miles west of Rolfe was wrecked by a blaze discovered at 3 00 am Wednesday. Harold Shimon and others returning from a County Legion meeting found it burning. The DeVauls had left Tuesday for a California trip and were alerted in Ames, returning home Wednesday morning. The modern, complete house contained stored furniture for a protracted absence, and the loss is expected to be heavy though some insurance coverage existed.

Floyd P. DeVaul Rolfe Harold Shimon County Legion Floyd DeVaul California Ames DeVaul

Decoration Day planned in Rolfe on May 30

Decoration Day will be observed in Rolfe next Thursday May 30 with the usual program in the afternoon. The Arrow editor notes no speaker has been announced and no program details have arrived by Wednesday evening, but the event will proceed as in prior years.

Rolfe Legion Arrow

Rolfe High Class Day Exercises Date Set

Rolfe high school seniors plan their Class Day on Friday May 24 starting at 9:00 a.m. in the auditorium with a schedule including remarks, class poems, literature, history, physics skit and awards. Public invited.

Rolfe High School Vernon Harmon Marjorie Hansen Woman’s Club Tad Wilna DeWolf Billy McIntire Harold Heard Evans Donica Archer Brandes Marcum

Community events and club meetings listed for late May and June

Local notices list upcoming events including Poppy Day Memorial Sunday and Decoration Day observances. The 4 H Club hosts Donald Shimon. Women’s Club meetings, Bible class, and Methodist Ladies Aid activities are scheduled at various homes and venues through June plus a Daily Bible School opening and a Woman's picnic at Rolfe City Park.

Donald Shimon Tthursday C. L.s C Iunderson Oman Hom Muriel Wilson D. Clea Mrnday Delty Des Evil Witnohey Ronani Beinning Methodist Ladies Aiducation Va Bible School Woman's Rolfe City Park

Poppy Day May 25 Urges Duty and Support

An increase in poppy production to nearly a million for Poppy Day May 25 is reported by the Cecil Cumming Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary. More than 10,000,000 poppies will be worn to honor World War dead and aid the disabled and dependents, with manufacturing in 69 hospitals across 40 states. The local unit seeks strong support to refill its welfare fund, as veterans’ deaths and disabilities rise, and all poppy money funds welfare work.

American Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary Bessie Taylor Cecil Cumming Miss Taylor U. S. Veterans’ Hospital Knoxville Legion Povernment American Legion and Auxiliary

County Legion Meets Here in Rolfe Gathering

Pocahontas County American Legion held a Tuesday meeting at the Legion Hall in Rolfe with about 100 Legionnaires attending. Speakers included Fred Hudson and Franz VanAlstine from Pocahontas along with Fred Gilchrist Jr of Laurens and Jens Thompson of Rolfe. The session covered county business and social time.

Sorosis Club Mother's Day Luncheon Held at Olerich Home

The Sorosis Club met last Thursday at Mrs. Orman Olerich's country home for a one o'clock Mother's Day luncheon. Thirty eight members attended with guests. Program included piano solos by Mrs. Robert Hunter and Mrs. J K E Grant, talks by Mrs. B A Peterson, vocal numbers by Mrs. Guy White Sally Webb John Wiegman and Stuart Webb, and a reading by John Wiegman.

Sorosis Club Orman Olerich Robert Hunter B. A.peterson Guy White Reading John Wiegman

Family reunion honors 78th birthday in Des Moines

Mr and Mrs J J Struthers and family joined Mrs Bertha Hosier and others in Des Moines to celebrate the 78th birthday of Mrs C L Smith mother of Mrs Struthers and former Rolfe resident. Attendees from Des Moines Minburn Jefferson and Fort Dodge joined in the gathering and the group visited hospital patient Mrs Charles Smith in Lutheran Hospital.

J. J. Struthers Gerald Foust Bertha Hosier Des Moines C. L. Smith Struthers Rolfe I. V. Smith Barnes Rufus Harper Charles Smith Virgil Smith Minburn Ira Smith Delmar Barnes Jefferson Don Dolly Fort Dodge Lutheran Hospital

Secret marriage announced in Mallard for Evelynne Snook

Mrs. Wm. Snook of Mallard announces the marriage of her daughter Evelynne to Herber L. Laws of Oklahoma City. The ceremony was Sept. 29, 1934, in Sioux Falls, S. C. The couple will live on a farm north of Rolfe. A shower for Mrs. Laws was hosted by her sister Mrs. Lester Thorson this week. News items to No. 146.

Wm. Snook Mallard Evelynne Herber L. Laws Oklahoma City Okla Sioux Falls S. C Rolfe

Rolfe Students Win Three Honors at National Music Meet

Rolfe's small orchestra placed in three events at the National Music Contest in Madison Wisconsin last Friday and Saturday. Eldon Obrecht won first division in string bass, Class C and Margaret Virginia White won a flute solo in third division. The group competed with larger orchestras and soloists from across the nation and earned praise from the Wisconsin State Journal for uniformed appearance and strong performance.

Wisconsin State Journal Rolfe Madison Wis Kidon Obrecht Tracy Iowa Margaret Virginia White Ssolo Sigourney National School Band Association National School Orchestra Association Music Educators National Conference University of Wisconsin, School of Music Board of Education Board of Vocational Education Ohio Oklahoma Masonic Temple Eldon Obrecht Chicago Eldon Billy McIntire Janice Wiegman Stella Shimon Gwendo

Rolfe School Operetta The Palace of Carelessness

The Rolfe public school elementary grades staged The Palace of Carelessness an operetta set in the Lost and Found Building of London Town. Characters included Mr Clock Played by Donald Sinek and Judge by Garth Stoufe with a bustling chorus and colorful costumes. The audience enjoyed the strong acting and music directed by Miss Inez Archer with homemaking and manual arts exhibits afterward.

Rolfe Public School London Town Donald Sinek Alvin Riches Mary Thomas Frances Phillips Mr. Clock Garth Stoufe Marjorie Ann Jones Sally Webb Virgina Leo Calligan Jimmy McIntire Beryl Janet Thompson Beverly Grant Fairy Josse Hewlett Aets Dorothy Bruce Inez Archer

Government Overreach Sparks Debate on Labor Autonomy

Opinion notes that broad willingness to delegate work to authorities signals rising control, warning that widespread acceptance of state-led tasks risks a shift toward serfdom. It stresses individual choice and vigilance against expansive government power.

Rolfe High School Music Record Praised by Neighbor

A Plover Iowa reader praises Rolfe high school music achievements under Superintendent M D Anderson and teacher H Spotvold. He commends planning, sacrifice, and district support that colored several years of hard work in public school music.

Plover Bruce Rolfe High School Rolfe High M. D. Anderson Anderson Rolfe H. Spotvold Iowa

Married in Rollie at Methodist parsonage

Miss Helen I Gretchen and George J Smith from the West Bend neighborhood wed in a minor marriage at the Rolfe Methodist parsonage on Saturday evening May 18 105 Rev T S Bassett officiating. They were joined by the bride's mother and relatives. They reside in the Pocahon area.

Helen I. Gretchen George J. Smith West Bend Rolfe

Baccalaureate Services Mark Rolfe High Class of 1935

The baccalaureate rites for Rolfe High School's Class of 1935 filled the auditorium Sunday evening. Chap man Archer led the procession. a girls trio and several solos followed. Rev. H. A. Sinning delivered the sermon on Let Your Light Shine, urging moral use of knowledge. Benediction by Rev. Bassett closed the service.

Rolfe High School Chapman Archer Marjorie Hansen Janice Wiegman Irene Peterson T. S. Bassett Wanda Stoufe Loretta Shaw H. A Sinning H. A. Bassett

Patrick Joseph Calligan Obituary in Rolfe Iowa

Patrick Joseph Calligan died at his Rolfe Iowa home on May 14 1935 after nearly five years of illness. Born March 17 1887 in Lizard township Pocahontas County he was part of the pioneering Calligan family. He married Anne Buttermore in 1910 and had four children. He lived in West Bend Sioux City and Rolfe and served as Rolfe marshal under Mayor James Bruce. Funeral at St Margaret Catholic Rolfe with interment in West Bend.

Patrick Joseph Calligan Rolfe Iowa Mr. Calligan Lizard Township Pocahontas County St. Patrick's Day Edward M. Calligan Edward John Calligan Lizard Maine Fort Dodge Dubuque Edward M. Callgan Fonda Calligan Dakota City West Bend Anne Buttermore Harold Vincent Arl Kerns Plover Sioux City Sisters of St. Anthony's Northwestern Railway A. J. Buttermore James Bruce E. T. Telfer Nevada Frank Sweeney J. H. Habegar Raimona So. Dak Jas. George A. P. Ferden Ward Clarence William Calligan St. Margaret’s Catholic Church Daniel Tewell

Corn-hog relief request frames mutual aid appeal

A citizen urges reciprocal support after receiving aid during hardship and asks for help now that conditions have improved. The appeal emphasizes gratitude and continued cooperation to share benefits.

Des Moines River Area Farm Couple Wed

A marriage near the Des Moines river, north of West Bend, tied a local farm hand to a partner from the Grében property. No future plans were announced.

Tas County Des Moines West Bend Grébens Groom

Young Laurens Lad Killed by Auto Saturday Night

Six year old Robert Ferry died after being struck by a car driven by Lester Richardson a Laurens high school senior in the business district. Witnesses say the child hesitated then darted into the street and was fatally hit. Richardson was not arrested. Robert was the son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Ferry with a sister in the family.

Robert Ferry Sige Laurens Lester Richardson Robert Richardson Clyde Ferry

Improvement Notes On Rolfe Area Farms

The Hollenbeck farm occupied by Knud Damborg shows a large double corn crib and granary being erected. The Shimon farm west of the six mile corner south of Rolfe is rebuilt with a new chicken house and barn. Maasdam farm between Rolfe and West Bend gets a new residence, formerly Robi Struthers. Joe Shimon repaints W S Watson farm buildings northeast of Rolfe and plans to move next spring.

Hollenbeck Knud Damsborg Shimon Rolfe Joe

Home Study Club Elects Officers for Next Year

The American Home Study Club met last Friday with Mrs Victor Shimon. Officers elected: President Mrs A A Firkins, Vice President Mrs Denzil Johnson, Secretary Mrs Earl Fisher, Treasurer Mrs C J Grant. Twenty three members attended with guests Mrs Paul Pederson and Mrs Gerald Chase. June meeting duties assigned to Mrs Minnie Jarvis, Mrs R C Grant and Mrs Z T Carroll.

American Home Study Club Victor Shimon W. H. Howland Lover Pease A. A. Firkins Denzil Johnson Earl Fisher C. J. Grant J. R. McIntire T. A. Sime H. A. Sinning Paul Pederson Roland Gerald Chase Bradgate Minnie Jarvis R. C. Grant Z. T. Carroll

Faith Chapman to Wed William Christiansen in September

A wedding shower for Faith Chapman, junior high teacher, was held at Mrs. Muriel Wilson's home last Thursday. About 48 guests attended. gifts were given and the bride-to-be will wed William Christiansen of Rockwell City next September. A pantomime titled Dream Girl, written and read by Mrs. C. S. Boyce, featured performances by Lilyan Nelson and others. Colors were pink and white.

Muriel Wilson Faith Chapman William Christensen Rockwell City Rolfe Frances Donica Mildred Taylor Irene McKee Betty Foster Georgia Phares Lilyam Nelson Gertrude Hurley Alice Hood Lucille Bucher C. S. Boyce

New Editor in County for Pocahontas Record-Democrat

The Pocahontas Record-Democrat announces Louis Elbert of Emmetsburg as the new editor. Elbert has nine years at Anna Donovan’s Palo Alto County Tribune and is described as a skilled printer, editor and manager. The paper pledges support for Elbert and the county’s good.

Pocahontas Record-Democrat Louis Elbert Emmetsburg Anna Donovan Palo Alto County Tribune Elbert Whittermore Pocahontas

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