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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1929
Page
7
The report covers student honors and absences, bird study with booklet creation, story writing by top Fifth and Sixth Graders, and a program on Iowa farms. It notes Drake University visits, enrollments, magazine selling contest results, and upcoming football in Rolfe with Fonda, ending with Albert City game plans for Oct. 11.
Private banks face liquidation under state law after Frank Hoese’s death. The Bank of Merrill and the Security Bank of Hinton must wind down as private debts and loans, with administrators barred from new deposits or loans. The offices remain open only for liquidation and not normal business.
First and second grade students enjoyed Music in the gymnasium with The Shoemaker's Dance. Perfect spelling lists include Carol Smith Mandell Kilbourne Ella beth Truelson. Third and fourth grades study new Language Work books and report perfect spellings Friday. Fourth Grade learned sequences I II BI IV and sang Rain Song and Wind Song. Vernis Kober moved away. New spelling method eyed to raise A grades. DMT class notes summarize Greek history then Romans while Sociology reviews family forms. American History finds Capt John Smith interesting. Juniors discuss bath tubs and running water in ancient Rome. Agriculture trip to Madsen farm yields good seed ears. Poe readings noted. Juniors error about class play date corrected to Oct 25. Supt McIntire attended Ames vs Grinnell game. Mr McIntire's alma mater Grinnell has a quarterback brother. Misses Casper Mohr Scheffers visit Sioux City. Photographs taken for all grades. first six weeks end this week. report cards forthcoming. honor credits highlighted. Iowa soil experts warn fertilizers needed as phosphorus removal surpasses return.
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