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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1940

Page

6

Rolfe School News Shows Fall Activities and Plays

A Rolfe Arrotulet Carl Lanus returns to class after breaking his arm in a game versus Terrill Oc. Lily Thread Company pictures shown to homemaking classes. Music fundraisers sell light bulbs by committee. Reports describe a new card era and varied educational films including Babes in the Woods, Boy Scout Young Explorer, and Song of the Hills. A pop meeting featured South of Pocy Pocy with Cinderella inspired scenes. Huckleberry Finn planned for Nov 15 with Civil War era sets and costumes.

Carl Lanus Terrill Lily Thread Company Des Moines Rolfe School Hansel and Gretel Nan Peterson Lu Mae White Poe Don Sinek Hontus Jack Patterson Rolfe Ella Virgil Shelgren Ilwyn Ives Donald Peters Alvin Riches Prince Victory James Hauck Allen Cook Huckleberry Finn Tom Sawyer Aunt Polly Mark Twain

Lease writes to renew Arrow subscription

Rev. W. H. Lease, former pastor of Rolfe Methodist church, writes to renew his Arrow subscription calling it a letter from home. He notes Akron church work went well last year and anticipates another good year ahead.

Garfield Go Getters Elect 1941 Officers at Oct 12 Meeting

A Garfield Go-Getters regular meeting at Mrs LeRoy Nelsons home on October 12 elected officers for 1941. Beryl White became president with Mary Isabelle Chambers as vice president Beverly De Wolf as secretary treasurer Lorene George as historian Mary Margaret Brinkman as reporter Marilyn Barrett as photographer and Melba Ader as game director. Guests Marie Hosier and Evelyn Hummel of Arthur attended and lunch followed.

Garfield LeRoy Nelson Beryl White Mary Isabelle Chambers Beverly DeWolf Lorene George Mary Margaret Brinkman Marilyn Barrett Melba Ader Marie Hosier Evelyn Hummel Arthur

Visit at Jefferson Welcomes Wilson Grandchild

Mrs Muriel Wilson and guests traveled to Jefferson on Sunday October 18 to meet the new daughter Janice Sue Wilson born two weeks earlier. The visit marked the first Wilson grandchild to carry the family name. On returning, they visited Mrs Lou D Phillips in Callender and the G W Harris home in Fort Dodge.

Jefferson Muriel Wilson G. C. Harris Russell N. A. Wilson Janice Sue Wilson

Pheasant and Partridge Hunting Dates Set for 1940 Season

Iowa Conservation Commission adopts an administrative order fixing the pheasant season from November 12 to 18 with daily limits of three pheasants and two Hungarian partridges. Shooting runs noon to 5 pm. Counties open for pheasants include Lyon through Marshall north of Highway 30. Missouri River counties Southwest Iowa open only in part. partridges open in listed counties. No change in trapping law. quail census pending, expected in a week.

The Conservation Commission Lyon Osceola Hardin Dickinson Emmet Winnebago O’brien Sioux Clay Palo Alto Thossuth Hancock Worth Mitchell Floyd Winneshiek Cerro Gordo Butler Grundy Black Hawk Buchanan Franklin Wright Humboldt Pocahontas Buena Vista Cherokee Plymouth Woodbury Sae Ida Calfioui Howard Chickasaw Bremer Fayette Hamilton Webster Clayton Delaware Story Marshall Missouri River Iowa Monona Harrison Pottawattamie Mills Fremont O'Brien Kossuth

Iowa Apple Crop Rated Best In Years

Iowa will produce one of its best apple crops in years while the nation falls short by about 28 million bushels from last year. R S Herrick, secretary of the Iowa State Horticultural Society, notes color size and flavor are unexcelled in Iowa Jonathan Delicious Grimes Golden Golden Delicious and other varieties. Consumers are urged to buy and store a liberal season’s supply before spring prices rise due to the nationwide shortage.

Iowa United States R. S. Herrick Iowa State! Horticultural Society Herrick Jonathan

Lorene George Hurt In Car Accident

Lorene George received a head cut in a collision at the junction of Highway 17 and a gravel road north of Pocahontas on a Sunday. The other vehicle carried Frank Stejskal and Stanley Kakacek of Pocahontas and collided with a car carrying Gordon Olson and Glen Carlson of Denver plus Harold Gustafson of Marathon and Miss George.

Lorene George Pocahontas Frank Stejskal Stanley Kakacek Gordon Olson Glen Carlson Denver Colo Harold Gustafson Marathon Miss George

Hybrid corn dominance grows in Iowa crops

Iowa farmers now plant 88 percent of their 1940 corn acreage with hybrid seed, the highest share among states. The shift, slow to start in 1986, accelerated to 1988 and 1989, with Iowa reporting 7,758,000 acres hybrid out of 8,816,000 total. Yields for hybrid varieties have outpaced open pollinated by 15 to 17 percent. Also notes include rat control by a Reinbeck man and upcoming 1941 Farmers' Grain Dealers contest entries due November 1. FALLS Harold Shank suffered two falls in one day, injuring his head after a stick pierced his tonsil.

Towa Federal Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Mark G. Thornburg Secretary of Agriculture Illinois Indiana Iowa Ames Corn Belt Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association of Iowa E. J. Schmuecker Des Moines Farm Bureau

Carbon Monoxide Deaths Fall in 1939 Iowa

Paul J. Houser of the Iowa state health department reports accidental carbon monoxide deaths declined to 18 in 1939 from 31 in 1938 and 26 in 1937, after peaking in 1938. He notes growing public awareness of the poison’s danger but cautions continued vigilance.

Iowa Paul J. Houser Iowa State Department of Health Houser

Carbon Monoxide Hazards Warn as Cold Weather Arrives

Officials caution that CO poisoning rises with colder weather. They urge car owners to inspect manifolds, heaters, mufflers and to ventilate garages before warming engines, plus ensure gas appliances are safe and well maintained.

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