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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1938

Page

5

Rolfe High Phoenix Homecoming Thriller Wins 7 0

Rolfe high school celebrated annual homecoming with a strong crowd as the Rolfe gridders defeated Rockwell City 7 to 0. The game featured a fourth quarter TD drive sparked by Cornwell to Hansen, with solid rushing and passing from Sawyer and strong defensive efforts across the line.

Inolfe High School Rolfe Taylor Cornwell Tutt Rockwell City Hanson Sawyer Hansen Terril Tertil Cox Lindsey Sandvng Rolfe High Leo Cornwell Ansen Rogers Hanson Anderson Bil-George Ee Carson Jack George Jesperson Sandingeres Pitstick Jones Lindsey Sawyer Jones V. Cox Mamas Richter Cornwell Brewer Taylor Ween Sidmore Tutt Newman, Co Faux Rockwell Miller Brewer Fisher

Fellowship Forum Resumes Winter Meetings at Damborg Home

The Fellowship Forum held its first winter gathering at the J. A. Damborg residence with strong attendance. Mr. Damborg presented a paper on American and world advances in arts, sciences and industry, highlighting America’s lead in material wellbeing and research, and noting GE’s prominent electric laboratory at Schenectady. A round-table discussion followed the presentation of innovations such as sour milk propeller blades and warm light spun glass cloth. Mrs. Damborg served refreshments and the next meeting is planned for a fortnight with Dr. Leserman leading.

Fellowship Forum J. A. Damborg Damborg America General Electric Schenectady

Homecoming Parade Delights Rolfe Students and Townspeople

Rolfe enjoyed a lively homecoming parade with floats from freshman to senior classes. The freshman won first prize for a hay wagon scene, while junior high earned second for a pep brewing idea and the senior class took third with a cat motif. The event drew many spectators and stirred strong town cheer.

Rolfe Junior High Rockwell City

Dean Gunderson Returns Home by Air for Visit

Dean Gunderson piloted a plane home from Ames on Monday afternoon for a short visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J C Gunderson. He recently earned a government pilot license and this was his first time piloting a plane home. He was accompanied by a friend from Ames.

Dean Gunderson Ames J. C. Gunderson Dean

1939 Chevrolet Models On Display Saturday

Next Saturday is the day set for showing Chevrolet's 1939 line at Rolfe Auto Co. The ad highlights features such as vacuum gear shift on the steering column, Fischer aero-stream bodies, longer wheelbase, observation car visibility, valve in head motor, knee action, hydraulic brakes, and tiptoe-matic clutch.

Chevrolet Rolfe Auto Co Fisher

Woman's Club Plans Library Benefit Supper in Holt Building

Officers and department chairmen of the Woman's club met at Mrs. F. L. MacVey's home Monday afternoon to finalize plans for the annual library benefit supper. The event will be held in the Holt building on Saturday with meat sandwiches scalloped potatoes cabbage salad baked beans pie and coffee served from 5 30 P M.

Woman’s Club F. L. MacVey Holt Building

Moen Implement Co wins Allis-Chalmers contest

Local Moen Implement Co. takes first prize in the Allis-Chalmers tractor sales contest for the Sioux City district spanning Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Minnesota. C J Moen and W J Bradley sold 18 WC tractors to lead for three consecutive weeks earning a trip to four leading Allis-Chalmers factories in Illinois and Wisconsin. Estelyn Roberts visited after returning from State Teachers College and several Trinity Lutheran activities and travel to events in Estherville Sioux Rapids Teagle Grove and nearby circuit meetings.

Moen Implement Co Allis-Chalmers Sioux City Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Minn C. J. Moen W. J. Bradley Illinois Wisconsin Estelyn Roberts State Teachers College Anna Ryen Ted Severson Trinity Lutheran Missionary Society Trinity Lutheran Sioux Rapids Teagle Grove Women’s Missionary Federation E. B Lou Thompson Evelyn Helen J. O. Wangberg Judith Estherville Choral Union Oscar Overby St. Olaf’s College Northfield

Whittemore Man Killed in Eastern Iowa Crash

James Hogan died when his car failed to make a turn, leaving a ditch and striking a tree east of West Bend on a No. 44 detour. He was survived by his widow and two children.

James Hogan Whittemore West Bend Hogan

Return From Trip East With Butler Family

Dr. G. G. Butler and Mrs. Butler along with Mrs. W. S. Butler returned home Tuesday evening after four weeks in the east. They stayed mainly at a dairy farm near Courtland New York, home of sister Mrs. Wilnam Olmsted, enjoyed the trip and noted high waters on the way. They visited Chicago briefly with Dr. F. J. Goldthorp, uncle of the party.

W. S. Butler East Courtland N. Y Wilnam Olmsted Dubuque Chicago F. ‘J. Goldthorp

Missionary Dues Paying Luncheon Held Friday

The Methodist church Missionary society held its annual dues-paying and guest luncheon Friday at 1 o'clock. Fifty-two ladies enjoyed a two-course meal at decorated tables. President Miss Zelda Snyder led the meeting. program chairman Mrs. Grant Johnson introduced the program with violin by Mrs. N. J. Bixler, readings by Mrs. W. H. Lease, songs by Mrs. Hopsie Forsythe, and a missionary playlet by Mesdames Jones, Johnson, Reid, Ragan and Sawyer.

Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Zelda Snyder Grant Johnson N. J. Bixler

Growing Pains junior class play set for Friday night

The junior class will stage Growing Pains, a 1930s comedy by Aurania Rouverol, Friday Oct 28. The play follows Terry and George McIntyre as they navigate adolescence, with their parents offering advice that falls on deaf ears and a farcical night that ends with unexpected consequences.

Aurania Rouverol California Prof. McIntyre Terry George McIntyre Prof Mrs. McIntyre Prudence Darling Washington, D. C George Prudence Law McIntyre

Duck Stamp Requirement and Club Meeting Notice

Possession of a duck stamp is required for everyone over 16 when hunting migratory waterfowl. The stamp costs $1 and is sold at post offices in county seats, towns over 2,500, and designated offices. Landowners hunting on own land are exempt from licenses but not from the duck stamp. Duck stamps must be signed in ink across the face. The A. L. D. club will meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Art Vaughn as hostess.

A. L. D. Club Art Vaughn

Excelsior Society Holds Columbus Day Program at Church

The Excelsior society of the Presbyterian church met Wednesday afternoon for a regular business session followed by a Columbus Day program. The group sang, read scripture, and saluted the flag. Mrs. Will Howland read the poem Sail On Sail On and Mrs. Sinning spoke on Lennox Presbyterian churchs golden anniversary attended October 6. The first division served refreshments and the second division led the program.

Excelsior Society of the Presbyterian Church Will Howland Sinning Presbyterian Church Lennox

Promotion Club Sees Strong Attendance at Meeting

The Promotion club gathered about 85 people at the Central States building for a noon meeting and chicken dinner by the Woman's club. L R Davidson led the business session, a public subscription support for the library was approved, and plans with the library board were set. Coach Evans spoke on the homecoming game and two students were invited to brief the group. A committee was formed to work with the American Legion on Armistice Day, with M W Webb W L Stanley and Don Thompson. E P Lomen was named chair for the next meeting.

Promotion Club Central States Woman’s Club L. R. Davidson Library Board Evans Marie White Leo Cornwell American Legion Post M. W. Webb W. L. Stanley Don Thompson E. P. Lomen

Reception Held Monday Evening At Church For Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Lease

About 100 gathered for a basket supper at the church basement to welcome Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Lease new Methodist pastor and wife. The program featured piano numbers by Evelyn Perrin, readings by Mrs. Hopsie Forsythe, songs by Edwin Sawyer, and words of welcome by Mrs. H. D. Brinkman.

Methodist Sunday School W. H. Lease O. B. Fuller Jr Evelyn Perrin H. D. Brinkman Lease Hopsie Forsythe Edwin Sawyer The Methodist Church Rock Rapids

Potash in Alkali Soil Boosts Corn Yields at Carlson Farm

Field tests by the county Farm Bureau and Iowa State College extension on farms southwest of Pocahontas show potash increases in corn yields. At 100 pounds per acre yield reached 45.57 bushels with 30.8 percent moisture. at 200 pounds per acre yield rose to 54.57 bushels, with 31.6 percent moisture and more marketable corn.

F. E. Carlson Pocahontas County Farm Bureau Iowa State College Extension Service J. E. DeWolf Rolfe Carlson

Girl Killed in Collision Near Palmer

The nine month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Assing of near Manson died from injuries after a car driven by Mr Assing collided with a creamery truck at an intersection east of Palmer Tuesday. Mrs Assing was injured and taken to a Fort Dodge hospital.

Ernest Assing Near Manson Palmer R. W. Ross Assing Fort Dodge

Sorosis Club Holds October Luncheon at Mrs DeVaul’s Home

Mrs Flossie DeVaul hosted a Sorosis club luncheon at 1 p.m. on Thursday with Mesdames V D Hauck Bert Peters on Maurice Webb F E Grant and J C Gunderson assisting. Mexican themed decorations featured fruit and flowers. Members gave five minute sketches on personal topics. Next meeting planned for Mrs A Brinkman’s home on Oct 27.

Sorosis Club Flossie DeVaul Mesdames V. D. Hauck Bert Peterson Maurice Webb F. E. Grant J. C. Gunderson A. Brinkman

Box Social At D M T School Draws Crowd

A large turnout attended the Des Moines township school box social and carnival on Thursday night with participation from Pocahontas Rolfe Whittemore Plover Mallard Have lock and Bradgate. B H Peters of Rolfe auctioned boxes and Art Evans and Bruce Sanden shared top bids. Agnes Norby defeated Loren Pease in the popularity contest.

Des Moines Township Pocahontas Rolfe Whittemore Plover Mallard Havelock Bradgate B. H. Peters Art. Evans Bruce Sanden Agnes Norby Loren Pease Mr. Peters

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