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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1939
Page
3
Miss Wilson announced to Rolfe High School students that they may enter the dramatic and oratorical divisions of declamatory work this year. Preliminary contests will be held next Thursday for drama and Friday for oratory with judges overseeing the events.
Roasville reports on Coy 209 Novi with Ati eight for the subsea. Details remain unclear in the OCR segment.
Bill George played Friday despite an arm sling from boils. Report cards went out last Wednesday and most returned by Thursday. Homemaking third years plan a country trek and picnic after redecorating their lab. Mr. Anderson returns to school after illness. A convalescent card shower was held for him with each student mailing a card. Sophomores elected officers Wednesday: Don Sinek president, Earl Twigg vice president, Mary Margaret Brinkman secretary treasurer.
Burglars pried open safes at the post office Farmers' Grain and Coal Co. Clyde Maulsby's garage and the elevator. Only small sums were found and little clue was left. Sheriff and state and federal officers investigated as past robberies weighed on the town. Church notices followed with district meetings and a noon picnic under the Ladies Aid society.
Marie Mammen and Bunny Buchan visit in Laurens. Er W Meredith builds feeding floors and corn cribs northwest of town. Grain bins arrive with two new warehouses to store them. Lawrence Hahn in Rochester for treatment. Prentice Shaw Dick Williams and others visit Mrs George Shaw for duck hunting season opening. Various neighbors attend dinners, parties and homecomings while Rev Redmayne and Nona travel for medical care. New town hall dedication follows county corn husking contest.
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