Class of 1923 names list includes multiple individuals
School year roster lists Glenn Beam Beth Bryan Charlotte Cumming Ruth Fisher Eunice Ivey Fred Kerns Earl MacVey Vera Nelson Oryan Olerich Clara Peterson Vera Smith Kermit Symes George Truelson.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
5
School year roster lists Glenn Beam Beth Bryan Charlotte Cumming Ruth Fisher Eunice Ivey Fred Kerns Earl MacVey Vera Nelson Oryan Olerich Clara Peterson Vera Smith Kermit Symes George Truelson.
The Olfe High School class of 23 prepares for commencement with thirteen graduates. The class play An Early Bird was staged to a full auditorium, featuring Glenn Beam as Cyrus B Kilbuck and Orvan Olerich as Tony Kilbuck with Vera Nelson as Jessamine Lee. The baccalaureate sermon was delivered by Rev J P Lester at the Presbyterian church, with seats filled.
Red Cross drive supports public nurse and a dramatic debate on prohibition will be held at the Presbyterian church in Rolfe Sunday night June 3. Supt R N Holsaple of the Iowa Anti-Saloon League and Hon Will L King of Des Moines will argue pro and con with both speakers prohibitionists. Admission is free with a likely collection to follow.
At the USD versus Morningside dual meet in Vermilion South Dakota last week two Rolfe boys were runners up for Morningside Clarence Hoon son of Rev and Mrs T E B Hoon took second in the quarter mile Harold Bryan son of Rev and Mrs A H Bryan took second in the mile both from long winded stock and it is hoped they may improve before college days end
A Laurens Holstein cow owned by L. E. Ferguson is announced by the Wolstein-Friesian Association. Princess Pierre Mercedes Ormsby produced 20,944.7 pounds of milk and 725.87 pounds of fat, equal to 906.7 pounds of butter, aged four years six months at freshening. Only ninety cows overall have produced 1,000 pounds of butterfat in a year.
The Pocahontas Record lists several residents who licensed new cars in May including Earl R. Smith Ford W. S. Taylor Ford 8.8 Whitmore Ford D. J. Young Ford A. V. Perigan Ford D. T. Olson Durant T. D. Jones Star W. Beam Hupmobile Earl Hauck Ford James Dady Ford.
Mrs Frank Kinkade received a telegram Monday stating her wife and sister were killed by a Union Pacific train near Aratahoe Colorado while traveling to Denver in an automobile Sunday afternoon. Mr Kinkade will retrieve the body and they are expected home today.
Wallace Markin and Mrs. Thomas report the death of A R Markin in a road accident near Aberdeen M D. Their car skidded off a state road after wheels locked and turned over paralyzing the vehicle. Maykin was killed while a companion was thrown from the car with injuries.
Art Hendersons three year old daughter Artis choked on a corn kernel in a corn crib. Two local doctors led to an emergency tracheotomy in Fort Dodge by Dr Chase to remove the obstruction after five days. The child returned home and is recovering well.
Rolfe and Gilmore City branches risk losing nursing services as county funds fall short. Rolfe pioneered school nurse inspection and aids for the poor, with a countywide drive to fund continued public health nursing through Memorial Day. Wear buttons, contribute at banks, or promise to pay to help sustain the program.
The Garfield township Farm Bureau unit will meet June 8 at 3 00 p m at the Jas McCreery home. The Garfield township Womans Club meets June 6 at 2 00 p m at the home of Mrs C A Christensen.
An auction sale of premiums is announced for Wednesday evening June 18 at Red Arrow circles. Premiums will be sold at open auction with a full list in this issue. Plan to be in Rolfe the evening of June 13 for potential attractions.
Dr G G Butler reports wounds healing rapidly after a street car collision that sent him and a friend flying across the street. The accident occurred when an enclosed car failed to stop for a crossing and was struck by an empty street car. Butler suffered a fractured skull and neck vertebra, with thirty stitches needed.
The auction of cemetery lots at Clinton Garfield cemetery scheduled for June 2 is indefinitely postponed. Trustees delayed action after discussions by the American Legion boys about erecting a monument, choosing to wait for definite plans before rescheduling.
Members with paid dues are invited to the Rolfe Women’s Club seventh annual lunch on Thursday June 7 at 1 PM in the high school gym. Cover is 1.00. Respond in writing to secretary Mrs A O Peterson or Mrs Martha R Trick by Monday morning June 4. no further invitations issued.
Edith McKim and Ervin Wright were married at the Presbyterian manse in Indianola by Rev. Thos. McGregor after a visit with Miss McKim’s sister Mrs. Mabel Keller. They will settle on the groom’s farm five miles northeast of Plover and start married life with the good wishes of many friends.
A large orderly crowd gathered in Rolfe for Memorial Day activities mostly at the cemetery. The program featured Commander Gibbons, Hon. F. C. Gilchrist, songs by Harvis Thomas and Amy Ireland, and a notable flag drill by students led by Alma Olevich. Guards and veterans accompanied the procession as wreaths were laid and graves decorated.
Wednesday night about 11 o clock a car driven by George Taylor collided with a buggy carrying Mr and Mrs Vincent Cook and their baby on the way home from the picture show. Mrs Cook and the baby were thrown from the buggy and the horse injured. Mr Cook and the baby escaped serious injury while Mr Taylor was hurt by the impact though not seriously.
Three hundred Sunday school workers are needed for the county convention at the M. E. church in Laurens on Wednesday June 6. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches and a covered dish. coffee will be provided by the Laurens schools. O G Herbrecht, Miss Elizabeth Dean and J W Walker headline the program.
A short aphorism notes that excess zeal can spoil effort and energy. It observes enthusiasm that exceeds practical bounds. The comment implies restraint and prudent pacing to avoid wasted resources.
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