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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1939

Page

5

Rolfe Finishes Season With 14-0 Victory Over Livermore

Rolfe over Livermore 14 to 0 as Molse scored early and Tutt added a ground TD. Livermore moved the ball little, with Rolfe’s defense holding and a strong final stand sealing the win. Lineup featured Lanus George Tackles Smith and Tutt at key positions. Six seniors to graduate, nine lettermen remain for next year.

Livemore Ball Park Forevermore Molse Vermore Rolfe Hudgore Smashough Livermore Ome Humboldt Rock Well City Clarence Lanus Taylor Tutt Cox Jack George Pouelfet Lokerse

Rolfe High School Homecoming Parade Honors Queen and Floats

Rolfe high school celebrated homecoming with a queen election and a parade of floats and decorated bicycles. James Taylor was named homecoming king and Serene George queen as students showcased class floats and a theme about annihilation.

Rolfe High School Ceith James Taylor George Livermore Ae Teshman Tha Aed Club Lea Wilcox Livermor Veer

Rolfe Girl Joins Iowa State Glee Club

Miss Mary Beth Brinkman, a home economics sophomore from Rolfe, is among 60 new members added to the Iowa State College women’s glee club. The group, famed for Christmas carols and vesper services in Great Hall, Memorial Union, will join the men at Christmas to present Handel’s Messiah.

Mary Beth Brinkman Rolfe Lone State College Great Hall Memorial Union

Postmasters Meet in Pocahontas County

A. M. Simonson attended a county meeting of postmasters at the Pocahontas Post Office on Monday evening November 18. Postmasters came from Palmer Fonda Laurens Havelock Plover Ayrshire Gilmore City and Pocahontas. The gathering proved interesting and helpful.

A. M. Simonson Pocahontas Palmer Fonda Laurens Havelock Plover Ayrshire Gilmore City

Marie Trimble Named to Buena Vista A Capella Choir

Miss Marie Trimble of Rolfe is chosen as a member of the 45voice Buena Vista college a capella choir by Prof. Richard Gentry. The choir opens with a concert at Storm Lake High School on Tuesday night November 28 and will sing in Cherokee and Sheldon before Christmas. A spring two week tour will cover western Iowa eastern Dakota and northwestern Minnesota.

Marie Trimble Rolfe Buena Vista College Richard Gentry Storm Lake High School Cherokee Sheldon Iowa Dakota Minnesota

Pocahontas County Urges 4-H Enrollment for 1938 40

County agent E. J. Schmuecker calls all farm girls ages 12 to 21 and boys ages 10 to 21 to enroll in 4-H clubs for the 1938 40 year. Enrollment cards available from local leaders or Farm Bureau. Training set for November 22 with Florence Forbes of Iowa State College.

Pocahontas County E. J. Schmuecker Farm Bureau Schmuecker Florence Forbes Iowa State College Extension Staff

Drake and Iowa State Students Tour Industrial Plants

Theron Graeber a Drake University senior leads a Drake club on a study trip to Chicago and Indiana visiting utilities as part of science and commerce coursework. Dean Gunderson with Iowa State engineers travels from Ames to inspect plants in Chicago and Milwaukee as a senior year requirement.

Theron Graeber Drake University Des Moines Drake Club Chicago Indiana Dean Gunderson Iowa State College Ames Milwaukee

Conserva tion payments of 70000 disbursed to Pocahontas county farmers

About 70000 in 1939 AAA conservation payments were paid out from Rolfe State Bank on Thursday November 9. Of this total about 40000 went to Rolfe trade area farmers and 30000 to residents of West Bend Palmer Gilmore City and Pocahontas communities. Checks were issued by the United States Treasury and an additional 50000 plus 174000 for Pocahontas county arrived too late for inclusion. LeRoy Nelson assisted by Esther Krug distributed the funds and the county committee lists Harry Lund Laurens as chairman and Gilbert Ellis William Fisher as members with alternates Henry DeWall Jr Pocahontas and Henry Loots Palmer.

AAA Rolfe State Bank Leroy Nelson Pocahontas County Conservation Committee Rolfe West Bend Plover Gilmore City Pocahontas Nelson Pocahontas County United States Treasury Esther Krug Conservation Committee Harry Lund Laurens Gilbert Ellis Fonda William Fisher Henry DeWall, Jr Henry Loots Palmer

County to Use Electric Corn Tester in 1939 Test

Pocahontas county will test corn for sealing by a county committee led by Le Roy Nelson county conservation treasurer. Plans include buying an electric corn tester to speed testing from ten minutes to a few seconds.

Pocahontas County LeRoy Nelson County Conservation Committee

Russell Smiths Move to Santa Cruz Cafe Buy

Rolfe friends learn Mr and Mrs Russell Smith now reside in Santa Cruz California where Russell and his brother recently purchased a cafe.

Rolfe Russell Smith Santa Cruz Calif Russell

Armistice Day program honors peace ideal at Rolfe event

Rev. J O Wangberg urged universal peace as Armistice Day ceremonies near the oak tree memory marker for Cecil Cumming drew a small crowd. Legion members stood at attention while Rolfe band and high school quartet performed and Taps rang.

J. O. Wangberg Cecil Cumming Rolfe Boy Wangberg Brotherhood of Man Main and Elmstrets American Legion Rolfe Band J. D. Wangberg Rolfe High School

4-H Livestock Medal to Roger DeWolf in Pocahontas County

Four-H leaders celebrate Roger T. DeWolf winner of the county high scoring meat animal project in the 4-H competition. E J Schmuecker will present the embossed watch fob at the 4-H club party. Roger, 17, has six years in club work under local leader Arlo Ives of Rolfe.

Pocahontas County E. J. Schmuecker Roger T. DeWolf Extension Service Thomas I. Wilson Roger Arlo Ives Rolfe

Education Week Observed At Public School Event

In observance of American Education Week the public school with help from the American Legion Auxiliary and others sponsored a program in the high school auditorium on Thursday afternoon November 10. Speakers included M. W. Webb Mrs. M. R. Seth Mrs. Helen McDonald Miss Eleanor Maloney Mrs. T. D. Jones and J. H. Brinkman. Evelyn Perrin Jeanette Houck and the high school boys quartet provided music. Two reels of educational pictures were shown.

American Legion Auxiliary M. W. Webb M. R. Seth Helen McDonald Eleanor Maloney T. D. Jones J. H. Brinkman Evelyn Perrin Jeanette Houck

Rolfe High Juniors Stage Annual Play The Whole Towns Talking

The Rolfe high school junior class presented The Whole Towns Talking in the school auditorium under Miss Ruth Wilson. The plot follows a prosy businessman turned sportier suitor for a daughter, with comic misadventures and a plan involving a movie star. Proceeds support class activities and a senior banquet.

Rolfe High School Ruth Wilson Chester Binney Sack Patterson Ethel Simmons Rachel Wiegman Harriet Simmons Norma Lee Robinson Ethel Chester Letty Lythe Jeannette Hauck Donald Swift Letty Junior Lokerse Henry Simmons Don Shimon Simmon Jack Patterson Jeanette Hauck Roger Shields Chicago Everett White Lila Wilson Betty Johnson Sally Otis June Shelgren Annie Jean Graham Sadie Bloom Cathryn McIntire Allen Cook Mrs. Jackson Vivian Hendricks Marcella Howland Lucille Brock Betty Harris Kathryn Wolfe Bernice Guderian Simmons Sandusky Ohio

Editor Calls New Owner for Bode Bugle Update

Ray Neitzke, new owner of the Bode Bugle, spent last Wednesday at the Arrow office while H C Grafton, linotypist, set type. Neitzke has bought a new Intertype and will soon handle all editing and printing.

Ray Neitzke Arrow H. C. Grafton Neitzke

Pocahontas County Farm Bureau Launches Member Drive

One hundred twenty five Pocahontas farmers will conduct a county wide Farm Bureau drive on Tuesday November 21 1989 to recruit members. The 125 volunteers pay ten dollar dues and donate time to build a militant farm organization per A A Brinkman chairman.

A. A. Brinkman

Thanksgiving Day Post Office Schedule Notice

The post office will observe Thanksgiving Day Thursday November 28 with limited hours after the morning train and no carrier service. Office closure depends on local business closures. Village and rural routes will have carrier service per postal rules as it is not a legal holiday for the postal service. A M Simonson Postmaster

Postal Department A.M. Simonson

Fleming to Keynote Pocahontas Farm Bureau Booster Talk

Three hundred Pocahontas County farmers are planned as Farm Bureau members in 1940 as drive efforts begin. Roger Fleming of the Iowa Farm Bureau will speak at the booster meeting November 20 at 8:00 p.m. E. H. Dull and other officials will attend. The drive includes township invites November 22 and a victory meeting with prizes for campaign workers.

Pocahontas County Roger Fleming Iowa Farm Bureau Fleming E. H. Dull Farm Bureau A. A. Brinkman Rolfe Lloyd Ferguson Swan Lake Raymond Hartsock Cummins Harrison Knapp Powhatan Ernst Luth Des Moines Earl Ives Garfield R. M. Freeburg Roosevelt Louis L. Kopriva Sherman David Peterson Marshall Harold Smith Dover Donald Trenary Grant Roy Miller Lincoln Henry Oaken Lake Harold Hock Lizard Gordon Johnson Bellville Otto Herke Cedar

Helen Kennedy Chooses a Capella Choir at ISU College

Helen C Kennedy of Rolfe has been selected as a member of the Iowa State Teachers College a capella choir. The choir comprises sixty two students enrolled at the college.

Helen C. Kennedy L. W. Kennedy Rolfe Iowa State Teachers’ College

Des Moines Two H S Boys Win and Girls Lose in Double Header

Des Moines township high school teams split a Thursday double header with Ottosen on the Plover floor. The D M T boys won 29 to 11 behind Loren Thompson and Dale Hewlett with support from Elroy Ripberger Alvin Vaughn and Donald Spencer. Ottosen girls defeated D M T 40 to 17 in a strong performance led by tight defense and standout scoring. D M T debuted silver satin uniforms with scarlet and black trim.

Des Moines Ottosen Loren Thompson Dale Hewlett Elroy Theo Ripperger Alvin Vaughn Donald Spencer

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Ifire Tench Gunns King Lorene George Queen Iowa State Glee Club Rolfe Boys Tour Rolfe Bank Smiths Legion Rev. Wangberg Memorial Oak Rev Keith Rickard Ole White Cedar Rapids Rolfe’ Liquor ‘Store Lloyd’ Cox R. DE Wolf Rolfe H. S John Kober Virginia DeVaul Tommy Lad Robert Obrecht Sally Webb Joyce Thornton Marianna Alvin Riches Jean Mather Patty Jeffries Beryl White Pocahontas CO. Farm Bureau Bureau National Farm Bureau Associated Women American Farm Bureau Federation Norris- Rayburn Capitol Hill Booster Meeting Helen Kennedy H. S
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