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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1940
Page
6
A fragment suggests Toad ft vious or allowed four seven as a teaser for a performance or event. Details are unclear in the OCR snippet but imply an artistic or athletic permit note with a numeric cue.
The article recalls an old sports day with races won by Racesby and others, a community play Samantha Rules-The Roosts, and a busy commencement week. It notes honors, class colors, and speeches by local figures, plus visits and family travels around Rolfe, Lytton, Manson, and Fort Dodge.
Nica announces candidacy for nomination on the Netican ticket in Pocahontas County. The posting invites county voters to participate in the June primary as the Be vill of the voters weighs the ballot.
A long list of Sunday visits and small events across Laurens Estherville Pocahontas and nearby areas includes sightings of Canada geese at a sandpit near West Bend, family gatherings, hospital news, travel to Akron and Chicago stock movements, school events and campus plays, car trades and tire changes, and a Republican Women meeting planned in Pocahontas.
Sacred Heart high school recognized its seniors at a breakfast in Town Pump with Rev G F Wessling and Rev Harry Dailey attending. Catherine Schoofs earned a golden honor key and Briar Cliff scholarship for four years of A grades. Robert Lorge received a gold athletic medal for being all state forward in Catholic high schools. Kathryn Mackovets received a music pin for glee club and vocal work. Commencement followed at Sacred Heart church with singing directed by Sister Mary Gilbert and organ by Sister Mary Lenore.
Laurens residents visit relatives and attend meetings in Ames Des Moines and Fort Dodge. Graduation exercises feature Charlotte Hess and church events invite worshippers with schedules in Pocahontas Plover and Clear Lake communities.
Jonathan James Meyer born December 24, 1986 died from burns after his clothing caught fire while playing. Funeral services were held at the Martin Meyer home near Pocahontas and at the German Lutheran church in Pomeroy. Burial was in Summit Hill cemetery, Pocahontas.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Canthoff observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on May 19 with a large group of relatives and friends from Butterfield Man son Pocahontas Fonda Storm Lake Palmer and nearby areas. Guests included Henry Menssen and family Alberta Aden Gar rett Kramer Henrietta Kramer John Kleen Ed Botine and others. A decorated cake and a purse were given to the couple and a mock wedding provided afternoon entertainment. Des Moines visitors and a Gilmore City weekend guest are also noted.
A Memorial day program will be held Thursday at 9 30 am in the Pocahontas high school auditorium. Rev John Brunn of Plover will deliver the address. The program includes invocations, band and choir selections, and a soldiers procession to the cemeteries.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at the Methodist church for Mrs. Robert Flagor 55 who died about 8 00.
Burial was in Summit Hill cemetery. Mrs Flager, a Pocahontas resident since March 1914, is survived by her husband two sons Murray of Des Moines James of Pocahontas a daughter Mrs Gilbert and four grandchildren.
A newly organized Sacred Heart parish sodality held its first gathering Monday evening in Holy Name hall with about 25 men attending.
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