Twin Lakes conference race shaping up after tied standings
In the Twin Lakes Conference Lake City Rolfe and Laurens share first place while Lake City has clinched a finish. The pivotal Rolfe Laurens clash on November 1 or 11 will decide the conference title and county honors. Gilmore City fights remain on the schedule with key players Winters Rickard and Dietrich highlighted in a high kickoff battle and later events set for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Lakes Connee
I Laurens
Twin
Rife
Gilmore City
Gilmore
Winters
Fleet Gilmore
Marine Shelgren
Rolfe
Cornwell
Gough
Geand
Rolfe Wis
Rickard
Duanus
Threugh
Ther Tuuelidosen
Toadeth Thieter
Ben Faatvas
Randolfson
Efor Ipeuts
West Loalfe Togehdown
Dietrich
Hal Gees
Leo Hart Dies Sudden At Home West Of Rolfe
Leo Hart, 11, died suddenly Sunday night at his Rolfe area home after contracting blood poisoning in one arm and pneumonia. A doctor and nurse attempted treatment, but he did not recover. He leaves a wife and seven children. Funeral services were held at St Margaret's church Wednesday morning.
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Leo Hart
Rolfe
Hart
St. Margaret’'s
Missionary Society Program at Mrs Vaughn Home
The M I church missionary societies meet at Mrs C Vaughn's home on November bi. The program includes Devotions by Mrs WOR Rogers Citizenship by Mrs Hepsy Forsythe Stewardship by Mrs Day Study book chapter 1 by Mrs He P Brink Introduction of Negro spirituals by Mrs G22 falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Societies
M. I. Church
C. Vaughn
Wor. Rogers
Hepsy Forsythe
He P. Brink
Falter
Old Officers Win in Pocahontas County
In Pocahontas County the incumbent officials retained power as vote totals favored them. Verge Peterson won reelection as recorder by a wide margin. Jeannette Berry beat Martin Alexander. Wither Kapseh defeated Tutner Thompson for sheriff. Roy Neville lost to Young in Swan Lake. Roosevelt carried the county by 208. Gilchrist won county for the opposition. statewide results showed mixed outcomes with Kraschel and Wilson contesting the governorship and lieutenant governor results pending.
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Caecahontas
Miss Verge Peterson
Recorder
ASOD
Jeannette Berry
Martin Alexander
Berry
Withert Kapseh
Tutner Thompson
Rolfe
Kapseh
Roy Neville
Board of Supervisors
Swan Lake
Young
Toth
President Roosevelt
Gilchrist
Vionipsen
Nnw
Iweasehel
Wilson
Kraschel
Vern Marshalls
Kragelicl
Clinton Votes Reflect Mixed Results in Local Precinct
In Clinton township a heavy turnout produced about 600 votes with 80 cast by absent ballot while four absent ballots were rejected. Roosevelt carried the precinct for president by 20 votes though Wilson and Gilchrist also showed strength. Thompson led for representative by 207, winning sheriff by 123. Will Kelly won justice of the peace and Bred Witt was elected constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Township
Roosevelt
Plis
Hoosevelt
Wilson
Hado
Gilchrist
Murray
Thompson
Petting
Aid Thompson
Sherriff
Will Kelly
Witt Constable
Garfield Farm Burra Meeting Change Noted
The Garfield Farm Burra planned Nev yo meeting is postponed due to mission week observed by Rolfe churches. Garfield township members and adjoining towns are advised to note the new date. Mrs Gollie Robinson Jones relocates to rooms near the State Savings Bank, closer to her beauty parlor work.
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Garfield Farm Burra
Rolfe
A. A. Brinkman
Garfield Township
Aepear
Gollie Robinson Jones
Fly
of the State Savings Bank
Armistice Day Program at Roler High Auditorium
Armistice Day program held at Roler High Auditorium at 10 A M on November 11 1936 featured an assembly call by Keith Rickard processional by Miss Smith Janice Wieeman invocation by Legion chaplain reading Through the War With War Music by Robert Obrecht Red Cross nurse Marypery Thompsons Boys Glee Club male quartet including Billy McIntire Keith Rickard Jack George Herman Dietrick duet Mary Graves and Keith Rickard solo Bernard McKen hay reading Janice Wieeman addresses by Judge F C Davidson and Senator A J Shaw with song America and audience participation Regressional by Miss Smith Janice Wieeman all in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Rickard
Miss Smith
Janice Wieeman
Legion
Reader
Robert Obrecht
Red Cross
Marypery Thompsons
Boys’ Glee Club
Billy McIntire
Jack George
Herman Dietrick
Mary Graves
Bernard McKenhay Reading
Janice Wiewman
F.C. Davidson
A. J. Shaw
America
Janice Janice Wiegman
Promotion Club Hears Tap Dancing At Meeting
The Promotion Club met Thursday with George Shors chairing replacing Mrs. Cora Ivey. Members discussed finances, trade extension plans, and fundraiser activity as tap dancing entertainers Toots and Boots impressed, with Estelyn Roberts leading a skit. Dr. Lester Leserman named chairman for the February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shors
Cora Ivey
Trade Extension Department
Treasury
B.A. Peterson
Bud Hanek
Bou
Peters
Mer Me- Aniuch
Jon O. Wanebere
Toognud
George Shows
Grant
Seleck Committee
Atthistiee Cay
Main
Paki
Davidson
Mauneesburg
AL de Shaw
Pocahontas
Co OW. Siefkin
The
Minute Men
Boots
Ele
Hollywood Booking Agency
Toots
Boots Suede Deversen
Mary von Tees
Mangeer
Estelyn Roberts
Lester Leserman
White Elephant Sale Planned for Saturday
Members of the Tuesday club plan a white elephant sale Saturday at noon at a location to be announced. Contributions of clothing shoes and useful items should be given to committee members Mrs. B S Bryson Mrs C D Morrison Mrs G A Everson or Mrs O B Fuller Jr by Saturday afternoon if possible to help raise funds for community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kegin
B.S. Bryson
C. d. Morrison
G. A. Everson
O. B. Fuller Jr
Smith Child Passes Away After Illness
Marvin Lee Smith two years old died Sunday November 1 1986 at Mercy hospital Fort Dodge after illness. He was son of Ernest M. and Bertha Smith and survived by mother eight siblings. Funeral held at Wolfe Methodist Church with Rev Tompkins. music by Mrs Michalek Mrs Dehu on. burial Clinton-Garfield Cemetery. Clara Dawson to Sions City for business school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Lee Smith
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Marvin Lee
Ernest M
Bertha Smith
Wolfe Methodist Church
Res C. We. Tompkins
Art Michalek
Grant Dehu
Alta Hewlett
Clinton-Garfield Cemetery
Big Community Meeting in Rolfe on November 12
A countywide plan to form planning boards and unite local groups is set for Rolfe High School auditorium. A. Winterstein will discuss community cooperation with charts on organization life and economic life and how to act together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe
Iowa
Dro WL A. Winterstein
Pocahontas County
Rolfe School
J. O. Wangberg
P. Huber
D. M
HA. Sinning
M. BD. Anderson
C. W. Siefkin
Junior Class Play Friday November 13 at school auditorium
The junior class presents Oh Professor a fare three acts at the bien school auditorium Friday evening. Cast includes Aristotle-Reber Shekeren Estelyn Roberts Jake Otto Mabel Clemens Bertha Arlene Peterson Belle Mary Jane Hunter and others. Tickets are 25 cents with a violin solo by Miss Sicihy. The play is presented through special arrangement with Dramate Publishing Co Chicago.
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A Fares
Ware
Che Bien
the East
Sicihy
Cosi
Aristotle
Reber Shekeren
Kathryn Kavanaugh
Dramate Publishing Co
Chicago
Rostewall girl earns Iowa 4-H honor for records
Miss Marie Hosier of Rostewall wins statewide 4-H record book contest for best six year record book and project records earning a national trip to Chicago for the A club congress. Miss Winifred Brinkman of Rolfe gets honorable mention for nutrition record. Sixty-nine counties sent 160 contestants competing for ten awards. Hosier has held multiple 4-H offices and led Gar fields Go Getters club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hosier
Rostewall
Chicago
Deca
Iowa
Hosier
Ruth Seaton Hicks
Winifred Brinkman
Rolfe
Garfield Go
NineYearOld Girl Burned In Home Fire Incident
Firefighters responded Thursday evening to the Ernest Cox Jr home where a wash house fire started after a gasoline spill. Vivian Cox about nine years old, burned when clothing saturated with flammable liquid caught fire after a dropped match. She remains bedridden as the interior suffered heavy charring. Harviss I. Thomas traveled from Ames to visit family and planned to return with his mother Mrs. A. C.Thomas and Beverly Grant for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Cox Jr
Vivian Cox
Lita
TAN MEETING AT POCAHONTAS NOV 12
Citizens invited to a Pocahontas town tax meeting November 12 at 7 30 p m in the courthouse. Joe L Long of the Town Taxpayers association will outline plans to control public expenditures and local tax policy with state guidance. Former Senator H S Van Alstine helps organize and promote county affiliation with the Iowa state taxpayers association to cut costs and avoid new taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Court House Oat Pocahontas
Joe L. Long
Town Taxpayers’ Association
State Taxpayers’ Association
Iowa
H. S. van Alstine
Eighth Congressional District
Oe Long
Pocahontas
State Association
Nebraska
County Taxpayers’ Association
Pocahontas County
Preaching Mission Seeks Deepened American Religion Port Dodge
The preaching revival last week drew hundreds in Port Dodge as leaders urged deepening religious life in America. The Port Dodge chamber president led a meeting advocating Christian renewal and eight days of joint church services beginning the 22nd at 7 30 each evening with bells summoning prayer and a program to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Dodge
Vaen
America
Chamber of Commerce
Lfe of America
Gish
Angeles
Pin OCs Hold Halloween Brid Party Initiating New Candidates
Mr and Mrs J T Grant hosted a Friday evening October 30 party for the Pin OCs and their guests reveling in Halloween decor. New candidates Grant Peterson Damborg and Hunter were introduced and playful initiation stunts entertained guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Grant
Pin Ocs
PR. Grant
B.A. Peterson
J. C. Damborg
R. G. Hunter
Mesdames Glyde Brinkman
J.C. Damborp
W. Sietkin
Winifred Brinkman
Eloise Brinkman
Mary Jane Hunter
Lu May White
Janice Wiegman
Charles Bowen
Morris Webb
Randall Melson
Dr. Siefkin
Weather Turns Cold After Rain and Ice Threat
The report notes rain Sunday and Monday with dry ground then freezing by Tuesday morning. Wind shifted to the northwest and an ice formation of about half an inch occurred, freezing the ground a quarter to half an inch deep. Readers are urged to see their coal dealer and subscribe to The Arrow.
Woman's Club Hosts Pine Grove Anniversary Event
The Rolfe Woman's Club marked its 20th anniversary with a teatime gathering at Mrs al bk's home on Friday afternoon. Members from the Study, Tuesday, and other clubs, plus the Federated Humboldt County figure, spoke on library funding, wartime and peace topics, and civic projects. A program of readings and musical selections followed, with refreshments served and a call for greater club collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe Waorcarvs Club Ce
al Bk
J. Gunderson
Ose
Woman's Club
Rolfe
Baba
A. Wirkins
Study Club
Mosdames J. 1
Coo
FL ¢Eligieus
Hlumboldt
Loren Pease
Mut
Flessine
Rowen
E. A. Wiha
Mpa
Mirvron Broce
J. Co
Nelson
Legion Ausiliary
TV. di
Riley
Sereed Igs
Wisi
Presbyterian Supper and Bazaar Wednesday Evening
The Presbyterian women host their annual fall dinner and bazaar at the church after a big football game. Supper from 4:30 p.m. until sold out features chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, Harvard beets, cabbage slaw, pickles, rolls, butter, pie, and coffee. The Ladies invite all to attend.
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Excession Society
Rote Presbyterian Eh
Phe
Aia
Rolfe
Anany
Haa
Harvard
Worth While Club Note Des Moines Township Meeting
The Des Moines Township club met Saturday at noon on October 10 at the home of Mrs Thomas Uigepes. Few members attended. Wilna Struthers spoke on the importance of color, and Mrs Thomas Diggs served pheasants tasting. Officers elected: President Mildred Kilbourn, Vice President Wilna Struthers, Secretary Treasurer era Smith, Reporter and Historian KE Truelson. Lunch was provided by the host. The next meeting will be at the Struthers home in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
JEL Club
Sirs Thomas Uigepes
Johnson
Mldred Kilbourn
Wilna Struthers
Era Smith
KE. Truelson
Thomas Diggs
Wilna
Lease Struthers
Woman's Club to Meet at Minnie Jarvis Home
The November meeting of the Woman's Club will be held at the home of Mrs. Minnie Jarvis. The Dramatic Club will present a one act play Between Trains with a cast including Mrs. Flaherty and Mrs. Hepsy Forsyne.
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Wood Otto
Charles Otte Agsi
Minnie Jarvis
Aete
Flaherty
B.A
Monhberry Waeaee
Hepsy Forsyne
Gloria
W. H. Heowyane
Annie
Jean Pol Nek
the Commurtrans
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Herens
Rolfe IX
Grou
Phe Gites
RL Winters Peney Ind Tricky Ranminir
Heen Itil
Taylor Lank Connec i ' Hom
Bkinder
Nis
Tay
M. C
Bridge
Wilna Helle Strathers
Tuead
Whitt Elephant Sale
M. EL
Mrs
Dersity
Karl Day
Carl Wabner
Garfield
Missionary Society Program
Clinton
Roler High
Smith
Ruth
Loraine Dawson
Margaret Pollock
Clara Dawson
Sions City
TAN
PE. O's
Pine Entertauin Gent
Womans Club
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