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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1940

Page

5

Roosevelt Ekes Out 46-0 Victory Over Lake City

Rolfe high school dominated Lake City with a powerful running game and sharp passing to win 46 to 0. Lokerse led on the ground with multiple scores while Cornwell and Smith contributed key receptions and rushing drives. The rout capped several players’ careers, and a Livermore game was canceled due to PS in the Livermore school.

E High School Lake City Rolfe Plale Lake Lokerse Ife Lokersmith Heauyard Rickard Glyde Smith Loke Ries Smith Aeerse Cornwell Pale Lokerse Ornwell Kerse Thompson Livermore

Hild Farm Bureau Meeting At Christensen Home

Garfield Farm Bureau held a regular meeting at the Christensen home with reports from Richard Hosier and Beryl White. Leaders from Garfield and Sines townships discussed recent projects and upcoming events including a festival, with program duties and vocational talks by local teachers and agents.

Hild Farm Bureau Christensen Home Garfield ‘Ip Arthman Chris“nh Richard Hosier Teport Beryl White Earl Ives Garfield Sines William Fisher Schronder Stanley Dunn Pocahontas Schmuecker

Training School Held for Project Teachers

The first training school for project leaders of Garfield and Des Moines townships was held October 25 in Des Moines township at Mrs. William Fisher’s home. Miss Genevieve Colgan in charge covered home furnishings and materials with a short review of the music.

Garfield Des Moines William Fisher Des Moines Township Genevieve Colgan Colgan

Mrs Lemons Change of Address and Local Greeting

Mrs Mabel Lemon writes of a change of address due to health and will spend the winter with her daughter Mrs Marie Hathaway at 409 North 2nd Street Douglas Wyoming. She hopes to hear from old friends in Rolfe. Rollie Fight reports a northern Iowa garden harvest of roasting ears on Sunday November 8.

Mabel Lemon Marie Hathaway N. 2Nd St Douglas Wyoming Rolfe Rollie Fight Iowa

Stores Close Armistice Day as Rolfe Stores Set 10 PM

At a Business Men's Club meeting on Monday night Rolfe stores will close at 10 o clock on Armistice Day November 11. Plans were made for a pheasant dinner for the Iowa Highway commission on Tuesday evening November 12.

Business Men’s Club Rolfe Iowa Highway Commission

Train Hits Auto at Crossing Near Pocahontas

A freight train struck an automobile at a railroad street crossing one block west of the Commercial State Bank around 4 15 last Thursday. Wheeler Moore of Gilmore City driving east collided with the train as it was starting northwest. Earl Colee of Pocahontas was thrown from the car. the vehicle ended across the tracks headed west. No injuries were reported and Deputy C W Gilchrist investigated.

Pocahontas Commercial State Bank Oelock Wheeler Moore Gilmore City

Orville Lawman Enters Livestock at Chicago Exposition

Orville Lawman from Pocahontas County has entered five of his own bred beef cattle in the 1940 International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. The 18 year old exhibitor, a purebred Aberdeen Angus and a grade Hereford, will compete in junior classes open to ages 10 to 20. The auction day is December 6 with prime meat animals fetching premiums above market top prices.

Chicago Orville Lawman Pocahontas ‘County Df Rolfe Chicago Stock’ Yards Pocahontas County

Scarlet fever cases treble in three months in Iowa

Iowa health officials report scarlet fever cases nearly tripled over the last three months with 56 in July and August, 101 in September, and 150 plus in October. They warn of higher rates into March and urge strict isolation to curb spread among mainly children under 10.

Iowate Department of Health Tony Iowa

Pretty autumn wedding unites Thompson and Mylenbusch

Helen Thompson daughter of B. B. Thompson of Rolfe married Russell Mylenbusch of Paton Sunday afternoon at Trinity Lutheran Church. Rev. J. O. Wangberg officiated with family and local guests attending a reception at the Thompson home.

Trinity Lutheran Church Helen Thompson B. B. Thompson Rolfe Russell Mylenbusch Paton J. O. Wangberg Russell Sime Humboldt Donald Mylenbusch Dana Gerald Thompson Ronald Wolf Louise Neal Esther Simonson Thompson Home Verna Severson Fort Dodge Helen Brinkman Verna Olive Ryen Rolfe High School Dana High School Iowa Des Moines Sam Wolf Ronald and Dean Orville Mylenbusch Juby Jean Howard Harold, Clifford Williard Mylenbusch Lillie Christenson Boone M. Severson Clear Lake Warren Heathman Ames Leona Thomas Melvin Thompson Perry

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Rescheduled for Armistice Day Program

The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting Monday November 18 at Mrs E W Wilson's home replacing the prior date November 11 All members should assemble at 10 am November 11 on the school house first floor to participate in the Armistice day program as a group

Roger DeWolf Wins 50 Dollar Watch In 4 H Contest

Roger DeWolf, 17, Rolfe, Iowa, wins a $50 gold watch as state high performer in meat animal production. His record book enters the National 4-H Meat Animal Production contest. District winners gain a free trip to Chicago and top four district winners share $200 scholarships. Donor is Thomas E. Wilson. DeWolf reports $3,500+ from livestock sales and 3 purebred sows, 33 fall pigs, and other projects and earnings over eight years. He notes business lessons from club work and self-supported expenses for six years.

Ames Roger DeWolf Rolfe Iowa DeWolf Chicago Thomas E. Wilson National Committee On Roger Gale

Willkie Carries State of Iowa in 1940 Election

National returns show Roosevelt winning the presidency with 472 electoral votes to 581 total. Iowa swings Republican with Willkie carrying the state by a majority. Governor Wilson leads Valentine in Iowa’s gubernatorial race and Republicans are set to win other statewide offices. Town delegation in the U S House projected as seven Republicans and two Democrats. County results in Pocahontas show Roosevelt ahead 4086 to 3082 with Gilchrist beating Lund 4167 to 1855.

Roosevelt Iowa Willkie Wilson Valentine House of Representatives Harrington Swanson Jacobson McCullough Martin Gwynne Talle West Central Nebraska Senate Pocahontas County Gilchrist ~Poen Lund Jens Thompson

Iowa State to Meet Drake in 40th Grid Clash

Iowa State and Drake University prepare for their 40th meeting this week as Parents Day observances draw Cyclone supporters to the game. The series began in 1898 with Iowa State holding 24 victories. recent practice focuses on offense and the passing game with sophomores like Royal Lohry Bill Lechtenberg Ellis Alexander showing promise.

Ames Iowa State College Cyclones Drake University Iowa State Bulldogs Town State Jim Yeager Royal Lohry Bill Lechtenberg Sioux City Ellis Alexander Moville Robert Winders Toledo Kenneth Schneider Eldora Cyclone LeVerne McGraw Bill Barger Leon Ray Tenhoff Tama Clair Ethington Lenox

Garfield School No 1 Halloween Program

Garfield School No 1 presented a Halloween program directed by Miss Ruth Lundy on Wednesday October 30 with student participants and classroom performances.

Weendadan Garfield School No Ruth Lundy

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Swampsake City Lake Reed Smithel Don Tell Jam Arlo Ives Wendell Willkie Charles McNary GOV George A. Wilson Helen Thompson R. Mylenbusch Rev. Wangberg God Bless America Donald Shimon Rachel Wiegman Rev W. F. Schneck EL Gd Prommer The Legion Franklin D. Roosevelt Henry Wallace State of Iowa Drake
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