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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1940

Page

8

Bushel Corn Spill Damages Elevators At Bradgate

A silo collapse at the Farmer's Elevator east of Bradgate caused 11 000 bushels of shelled corn to spill onto the elevator, driveway, and railroad tracks. Workers saved much of the corn, though the building is a total loss and insurance does not cover the damage. The item notes community residents and various visits and events around Ottosen, Rolfe, Webb, and nearby towns, including funerals, club meetings, and social visits.

Bradgate

Community Notes From Rolfe And Surrounding Towns

Dr and Mrs J Hynds visited Des Moines and spent the day with son 3 W Hynds and family. School Faculty entertained by Mr and Mrs Paul Robinson at a 630 dinner with Supt and Mrs I S Wixon and several staff members among those present. Various local families were dinner guests Sunday at homes in Rolfe Clarion and Des Moines including the Seaquist Sorenson Madsen Hanson Hanson Hemerson Higby Zeman and other relatives.

J. Hynds Des Moines 3. W. Hynds Paul Robinson Supt I. S. Wixon W. Kincaid Brekken Dannatt Anderson Gouge Sandbeck North Devine Don McVicker Clarion al Seaquist Chris Sorenson Gerald N. C Madsen Caroline John Madsen Chris Madsen Rolfe Louis Peterson Hans Wooster Tillie Hanson C. J. Howell Lucas R. J. Howell Albert Hemerson Emma Anderson Moorland Thomas Jolliffe N. FE. Higby Methodist Sunday School I. M. Zeman

P T A October Meeting and Local Socials Report

The October P T A meeting was held in the high school auditorium with Mrs. Paul Robinson presiding. The 7th and 8th grades under Miss Gouge performed, featuring songs by Norland Isacson John Seaman and Perry Lanning and plays Willie s Girl and Murder on the Davenport. Marilyn Curry sang The Cuckoo Clock and the 7th and 8th grades performed Lullaby. Refreshments followed. The Get Together club met at Mrs Earl Olson s. Progressive 500 was played with winners listed. Guests included Mrs Fred Benjamin and Mrs Henry Olson. Fairfield Dean was buried in Humboldt attended by A B Coffin Jack Henderson and Lem Weaver. Danish Brotherhood met in Humboldt at Theater Jensen home. The P T A study group will meet October 22 at 4 o clock with Miss Lucile Dannatt and Mrs Gerald Chase leading The Personal Touch hosted by Mrs R E Hoag and Mrs Geo Curry.

Paul Robinson Olson Earl Olson Will Lanning Lars Larson Frank Marchant Fred Benjamin Henry Olson A. B. Coffin Jack Henderson Lem Weaver Humboldt Fairfield Dean Lucile Dannatt Gerald Chase R. E. Hoag Geo. Curry

School class officers elected for seniors to freshmen

High school class officers chosen with sponsors named. Seniors elect LaVon Dailey as president Jeanette Curry as vice president Dorothy Harris as secretary treasurer and sponsor Mr Wixon Juniors choose Gerald Hanson as president Mary Geehrt as vice president Velma Madsen as secretary treasurer Marvin Onnen as sponsor Mr Kinkead Sophomores elect Eleanor Hoag as president LaValle Staecker as vice president Harvey Anderson as secretary treasurer and sponsor Miss Anderson Freshmen select Betty Kelsey as president Rosa Lee Jarvis as vice president Burton Bonde as secretary treasurer Frank Marchant as sponsor Miss Dannatt.

LaVon Dailey Jeanette Curry Sec’g. and Treas Dorothy Harris Wixon Gerald Hanson Mary Geehrt Sec’y Velma Madsen Marvin Onnen Kinkead Eleanor Hoag

Clara wears daring dance shoes and red nails

Clara bought new style shoes with no toes for a dinner dance with Sputter-puss. Her red nail polish matched her fingernails as she and Charlene heard she had a good time, though her toes suffered deadened feet from the crowd.

Clara Charlene Western Newspaper Union

Sleeping Sickness Advice for Horses from University of Illinois

The University of Illinois division of animal pathology and hygiene provides guidance to protect horses and mules from sleeping sickness. Infected areas require screened stables and fly covers, insect repellant, clean facilities, and early vaccination for strong immunity. Prompt treatment saves many infected horses, with the disease peaking in July or August and fading after the first frost. transmission is thought to involve mosquitoes and possibly biting flies.

University of Illinois College of Agriculture Urbana

Farm Facts and Agricultural Insights from Historic Notes

A collage of agricultural facts covers water needs for turkeys, the rise of machinery in American farming, beef heifer fattening in under 150 days, and export Wheat and flour totals from 1938 to 1939. Additional notes cover greenhouse tomatoes, Massachusetts college vegetable training, US milk goats numbers, and automotive industry employment reaching 6.5 million.

Grant B. Snyder Massachusetts State College

Local meeting ends with hosted lunch

The gathering concluded after the meeting with a luncheon provided by the hostesses.

Shower Honors Mrs Dale Johanson In Church Basement

A Friday evening shower in the church basement celebrated Mrs Dale Johanson formerly Marian Kelsey. Contests crowned winners Mrs Hans Isacson and Mrs Duane Benge. Visiting guests included Mrs Ellen Mather Mrs Robert Mather Mrs Arch Mather Mrs George Ham Mrs Don Davis of Rolfe Mrs Will Mather of Armstrong and others from Bode. Hostesses served refreshments and Mrs Johansen received many gifts.

Dale Johanson Marian Kelsey Hans Isacson Duane Benge Ellen Mather Robert Mather Arch Mather George Ham Don Davis Rolfe Will Mather Armstrong Severin Arne K. S. Arne George Hockert Ernest Jensen Bode Johansen H. J. Hackley Gerald Chase Virgil Burris Lowell Jennings Clyde Kelsey

Mix Chicken and Rice and Fall Eggplant Recipes for Home Cooks

A simple chicken and rice method uses a stewed fowl stock, rice, parsley, almonds, and vegetables baked in layers to yield a nourishing dish. It includes steps for preparing rice, meat, and a four cup chicken stock finish for eight servings, plus a fall friendly escalloped eggplant with white sauce and cheese.

Nylon versus silk hose advantages and wool labeling facts

Nylon offers eight times the abrasion resistance of silk and dries faster, with smoothness aiding fit and a risk of snagging or bagginess behind knees. Virgin wool indicates new wool used for the first time but does not guarantee overall quality, which depends on fiber length and processing.

Eggplant Herb Bake with White Sauce

Prepare a white sauce with four tablespoons flour four tablespoons butter one pint milk and one teaspoon salt. Peel and dice eggplant into half inch cubes then boil five minutes in salted water. Layer three cups in a buttered dish pour half the cheese sauce over, repeat, top with buttered crumbs and bake about twenty minutes until tender.

Mud stains on leather shoes prompt prompt clean up

When children return from play with muddy feet the footing matters beyond carpets Mud also stains leather and must be cleaned from shoes as promptly as possible to prevent damage and prolong life

Economists urge early lease talks to cut Iowa tenant issues

Iowa State College economists say many lease headaches can be avoided by landlords and tenants meeting now for next year’s agreements. With 25 000 tenant families changing farms annually, early notice under the new town lease law is crucial to end leases by March 1.

Iowa State College Iowa AAA

Intriguing Twins Feature In The American Weekly

Read about strange twin stories including shared cavities, twins who act and think alike across distances, and twin traffic cops who confounded drivers in an illustrated feature. The piece appears in The American Weekly distributed with next Sunday's Herald American.

American Weekly Sunday Herald-American

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