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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1920

Page

5

Rolfe High Triumphs 32 0 Over Pocahontas in Gridiron clash

Rolfe High defeated Pocahontas 32 to 0 after holding the visitors to limited offense. Rolfe built a 6 0 lead in the first quarter and extended to 13 0 by halftime, then added two more touchdowns in the second half as Pocahontas struggled with passing and mass plays.

Coffin Rolfe Fraser Pocahontas Zim Smith Harris Poca Rude Kauffman Wiegman Wiggy Gare Rolfe

Early Copy Day Requested For Thanksgiving Week

A newsroom note asks contributors to submit all copy and communications a day early due to Thanksgiving. They request Monday delivery to ease handling and extend thanks to staff for their best effort.

Rolfe's 82–0 rout. Pocahontas fall short in grid clash

Rolfe dominates Pocahontas in a one‑sided football romp. Key plays include 20 and 15 yard passes, multiple Pettina runs, and a fifth touchdown by Smith. Referee Ritchey calls a clean game. Pocahontas complaints noted.

Rolfe Pocahontas Olerich Coffin Harris Zimmerman Zim Poca Smith Fraser Larson Kauffman Igman Wiggy F Ream Fos

Rural Eighth Grade Pupils Win Honors

Certificates of scholarship issued by the State Department of Public Instruction go to Florence Orwig Manson and Joseph Sinek Pocahontas for top state eighth grade exams taken in May. The awards bear signatures of state officials and the county superintendent. Orwig achieved 95 percent average and Sinek 93 percent.

Florence Orwig Manson Joseph Sinek Pocahontas State Department of Public Instruction P. E. McClenahan W. L. Harding May Fe.francis Grace D. McMichael Lincoln Lizard Township Roosevelt Township

Social notes from Des Moines and Rolfe visits

Miss Cora Lighter is in Des Moines this week on business. Mrs. Wiese and daughter Lena Ray of Mallard visited Rolfe friends the first of the week.

Cora Lighter Des Moines Wiese Lena Ray Mallard Rolfe

Alfred William Ireland obituary from Rolfe Iowa

Alfred William Ireland born August 26 1847 in Crochran Somerset England died November 11 1920 in Rolfe Iowa. He moved to Canada at seven lived in Toronto and Aurora married Jessie Forsyth Campbell November 6 1873 and had seven children including Jessie Fredricka Alfred William Albert Etta Converse Litta Louise Flora and Amy. He settled in Fort Dodge then Rolfe moving there in 1882 and built many town buildings as a carpenter. He joined the Rolfe Presbyterians and served as sexton and lodge member. After heart trouble worsened last spring a Montana visit failed to restore strength and he died peacefully with family present. Funeral at home officiated by Rev R D Echlin. Clinton cemetery service by Masons. Out of town relatives Jack Scheel and W A Ireland attended.

Alfred William Ireland Crochran Somersetshire England Relfe Iowa Canada Toronto Aurora Jessie Forsyth Campbell Jessie Fredricka Alfred William and Albert Etta Converse Fort Dodge Litta Louise Flora Amy Rolfe Ireland Rolfe Presbyterians House of God A. F A. M Montana Conner R. D. Echlin Perry Clinton Cemetery Jack Scheel W. A. Ireland Chicago

Box Social At D. M. T A Des Moines Township Event

A box social and program will be held at the Des Moines Township Consolidated school on Wednesday evening November 24. A feature playlet titled Mrs Newly Wed's First Thanksgiving Dinner is planned. The ladies should bring decorated cats and gentlemen bring that which makes the mare go. All are invited to Windy Center for a good time.

Des Moines Township Consolidated School Windy Center

Freel Visit at Cylin der Home of Son Hi

Mr and Mrs Oscar Freel were guests at the home of their son Hi in Cylin der on the first of the week.

Oscar Freel Cylin‘der

Laurens Boy Killed After Freight Train Accident

Edward Fagan, 19, Laurens High School student and football player, died after a freight train collision at Laurens last Friday. He reportedly jumped from a moving train as it neared the platform. a blow from the car contributed to his death. Funeral held at Ayrshire with Rev. Geo. Theobald officiating. he was the son of Dr. Patrick Fagan.

Ed Fagan Laurens Sioux Rapids Edward Patrick Fagan Laurens High Geo. Theobald Rolfe Ayrshire Theobald

Morning Norwegian and English Services at Local Church

Rev. Carl M. Verle leads morning services in Norwegian with Communion. Sunday school follows worship. Young People's Luther League meets at 6:30 PM. Evening services in English at 7:30 PM. All welcome to attend any or all services.

Young People’s Luther League

Peterson murder trial opens in Dover township

The Peterson murder case went to trial at 3 00 p m Tuesday with a jury secured after a long selection process. Local jurors Gordon Graham and John Junkman hear the defense claim the fatal shot was accidental amid three shots fired while Mr Peterson reloaded. The state argues delib eration and premeditation. Trial is expected to last a week or ten days. County Attorney Lynch, with F C Gilchrist, prosecutes. the Hudsons defend, possibly with Parsons of Des Moines.

Peterson Dover Township Gordon Graham John Junkman Parsons Des Moines

Pelletier Players Impress in Rolfe Lyceum Show

Supt. Loutzenhiser booked the Pelletier Players for a Rolfe Lyceum evening featuring The Newly Weds, a one act Othello travesty, and a standout vocalist. The company drew a fine audience, earned about $25 from profits in the school gym, and earned strong praise for performances by actors with New York experience.

Loutzenhiser Pelletier Players Lyceum New York Rolfe

Rolfe’s Annual Hunt Plans Enjoyment and Dance

Rolfe’s annual hunt will be held Tuesday November 30 with a $1 membership fee. Winners get their fee back while losers contribute another dollar to a banquet. A point scale for game is set and sparrows may be included. A big dance after the hunt is being considered and Christmas cards are urged.

Rolfe

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Rolfe High Rolfe Park Carroll First National Bank Rolfe, Iowa Oni Frank Ritchey Mr. Donahue Boos Stonewall Knights OF Pythias Alfred William’ Ireland Carl M. Verle Rolfe High School Eugene Clarke Eugene Kathleen Barnes D. G. Kent C. W. Siefkin Finn J. P. Lester Supt. Loutzenhiser Jas Cy Meels V. Oy Asa W. S. McEwen Robt. Bruce James Bruce Jos, McEwen D. D. McEwen Board of Directors J. B. Kent Robert Bruce James, Bruce Joseph McEwen the State Savings Bank
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