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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1941

Page

4

Impersonator Venita Rich Delights Rolfe School

The Rolfe School hosted Venita Rich McBurney an impersonator and artist who presented a program featuring sketches marionette acts and character impersonations including an Italian woman two Dutch speakers a Mexican desert and a radio personality. The event coincided with Fire Prevention Week and students heard demonstrations on fire safety.

Venita Rich. McBurney Johnny Doin Chicago

Des Moines Two Schools Add Ninety New Books

Ninety new fiction titles funded by the Des Moines Two school district enrich library collections approved by the Iowa Pupil's Reading Circle. Fifteen are on the preferred list. Shirley Heathman handles checkout as interest in reading grows among junior and senior high students.

Des Moines Two Iowa Shirley Heathman

Fourth and Fifth Grade Spelling Perfection Winners

Fourth grade pupils Jimmie Fox Caribel Michalek and Gary Smith achieved perfect spelling papers. Fifth grade honorees include Donna Capesius Keith Hewlett Yvonne Os vig Laurel Lebron Mary Meisen bach Genevieve Mcjorowicz Burl Lehnus Glenn Fox and Richard Zeman.

Jimmie Fox Caribel Michalek Gary Smith Donna Capesius Keith Hewlett Yvonne Osvig Laurel Lebron Mary Meisenbach Genevieve Mcjorowicz Burl Lehnus Glenn Fox Richard Zeman

Hog Raisers Hear Stouder At Plover Oct 9

Nearly 90 Pocahontas county farmers and businessmen attended the pork producers banquet in the Plover Methodist church basement on Thursday evening October 9. Dr. K. W. Stouder Iowa State College ext backed a plan to boost pig production for 1942. He cited 57 usable pigs per 100 born and outlined feeding practices including a balanced ration and self fed supplements.

Pocahontas ‘County Plover Methodist Church Weeks H. V. Ryan H. F. Ral Paul c Philips Kman Pocahontas County Iowa State College Stouder Wickard Iowa Farm Bureau

Kindergarten Pupils Plan Halloween Party At School

Joan Schonberger and Marilyn Struthers report that first and second grade pupils will decorate their room and host a Halloween party. On Friday they plan a toy day inviting children to bring any toy to school.

Marilyn Struthers

Plover School News Highlights Birthdays Plays and Sports

Last week at Plover school several birthdays occurred Donna Twigg Bobby and James. The third grade performed The Three Bears for younger students. Phyllis Enge and Shirley Bell led spelling averages of 100 in the first six weeks. Dick Fisher had an appendectomy on October six and returned home October twelve. The baseball team lost to West Bend at West Bend on Friday October ten. The junior class will present Running Wild on November seven with a large cast and a negress skit planned as a curtain raiser.

Supt. DeBoer Marienburg Marjorie Joens Miss Madison Lilie Fish Marilyn Drake Miss Hurley Thelma Boyd Shirley Fisher Shirley Heathman Wilda Kilbourn Meraim Ripperger Char Jene Hroneck Lillie Fish Auriel Lowe Jean Johansen Agnes Thompson Gilbert DeBoer Richard Sanden Junior Peterson Billy Spencer Jimmie Spencer Charles Joens Donna Twigg Bobby James Phyllis Enge Shirley Bell Dick Fisher Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge West Bend Carl Hammond Louis Wilson Don Thomas Glen Knapp Ed Smith Calvin van Alstine Marian Gray Ruth Guess Daphne (Daffy) Hatch Irene Thomas Max Goodwin Robert Page Sherry Lee Viola Young Louise Latour Nellie Wilson Jane Finch Joyce Meredith Cosmo Cheever Donald Roush Victor Bunn Alvin Brunn Joe Mason Alan Stearns Selma Bell Lillian de Geus Manuel Lowell Simonson Delbert Hubbell Frank Stearns

Marines Break Nazi Parachute Record In Tough Hike

Lieutenant Densman leads 32 US Marines on a grueling 40 mile hike from Lin ton Hall to Quantico. The unit maintained a fast pace, then slowed for meals, finishing in 12 hours 20 minutes to topple the Nazi record by seven and a half hours with every man standing.

United States U. S Cedman P. W. Densman USMCR Linton Hall Quantico Manassa Lieut Densman

Iowa 4-H Girls Earn Trip to National Club Congress

About 25 Iowa 4-H club girls will receive trip awards to the national club Congress in Chicago this December. Outstanding club records were submitted from Pocahontas county including memory books by Vergene Lewis Laurens Mary Margaret Brinkman Rolfe June Hudek Pocahontas Beryl White Beverly DeWolf Rolfe and Evelyn Carlson Have lock. The books cover 4 to 7 years of records with notable entries from home furnishing studies. A state contest will soon pick two girls to attend the national 4-H club camp in Washington DC. Winifred Brinkman Rolfe previously won this trip two years ago.

Iowa Chicago Pocahontas County Vergene Lewis Laurens Mary Margaret Brinkman Rolfe June Hudek Pocahontas Beryl White Beverly DeWolf Evelyn Carlson Havelock Washington, D. C Winifred Brinkman

Early seed testing urged by Iowa State lab head

Dr. R. H. Porter of the Seed Laboratory at Iowa State College tells County Agent Max C. Naylor that farmers should send seed samples now for faster test results. Red clover, timothy, flax and small grains can be sent any time. soon soybeans, sorghum and corn tests will be accepted. Contact the county agent or the Seed Laboratory in Ames for purity and germination details.

R. H. Porter Iowa State College Extension Service Max C. Naylor Porter Iowa State College Ames Iowa

Defense Savings Bonds Sales Hit 1.6 Billion by Sept 30

Treasury reports total sales of Defense Savings Bonds at 1 604 billion dollars as of September 30, with monthly issuance averaging about 800 million. September receipts reach 232.327 million. Series E bonds account for 571.216 million more than a third of all three series.

Washington D. C Defense Savings Treasury Department Defense Savings Program Jane Woo Treasury

Prairie Gold Area Council drives set in eight counties

The nine county Prairie Gold Area Council budget is 8200 dollars with no quota. Fort Dodge chest no longer funds the area. Kossuth raised 1800 in one day. Webster 825 outside Fort Dodge. Drives target Humboldt October 28 Pocahontas 29 Calhoun 30 and Green November 4. An Early Bird breakfast precedes. Morris Webb selects team captains and workers report October 29 at Riches cafe.

Prairie Gold Area Council Fort Dodge N. J. Bixler L. R. Davidson C. B. Bowen Riches Cafe

Rockwell City Downs Rolfe 19 0 in Murky Contested Game

In a defensive struggle Rockwell City earned a 19 to 0 victory over Rolfe. Key plays included interceptions by Hendricks and Carson, a 47 yard return for a touchdown by Reynolds, and solid work from McIntire and G Smith on offense. Discipline issues led to penalties and sidelined players in the fourth quarter.

McIntire Joe G. Smith G. Smith Smith McIintire Rolfe Rockwell City Corson Hendricks Sroufe Carson Rockhwell City Hauck Reynolds MelIntire Miller Rockwell Cry

Hog sanitation boosts profits and defense value says agent

Pocahontas county farmers can gain up to a third more profit from hogs while aiding national defense by following good swine sanitation. With strong pork prices, Max Q. Naylor urges strict fall-season precautions to give each pig a strong start, reducing time to market as roundworm remains a chief barrier to young pigs.

Pocahontas County Max Q. Naylor Naylor

WATCH OUT FOR GOPHERS

Farmers who planted trees last spring or plan to this fall can boost survival by gopher control measures. Pocket gophers probe for roots stored for winter, feeding on alfalfa and clover. In young orchards they cut roots along rows. They can be controlled with strychnine on parsnips Irish turnips rutabagas or carrots potatoes.

Wild Duck Losses From Drainage Endanger Wildlife

Report on drastic decline of wild ducks due to reckless drainage and predators. Only about 40 million of the original population survive as eggs and fish impact the birds. Discusses conservation efforts and actions proposed in The American Weekly distributed with Chicago Herald-American.

American Weekly Chicago Herald-American Squire

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Rolfe School News News Don Sinek Elwyn Ives Bery White Alvin Riches Nan Peterson Joan Bixler D. M.T. School News Loren Heathman Johny Coyle Rita Zeman Plover and Joan Schonberger Plover School News Mariety Kraft Cheese IGA Bartlett Pears IGA Sar van Camp Red Rooster Pilot Brand Oyster Rolfe Woman's Club Central States Ted Girard
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