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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1921

Page

4

Country Paper Guards Nation and Community Unity

The country press stands as a pillar of wholesome news and national unity. It backs small town and rural communities, fights for local and national interests, and resists metropolitan sensationalism. Readers support this institution that ties neighbors, councils, and legislators into a single American fabric.

Mags Congress Balfour

Local News Roundup From Ottosen Area

Braddgate Mrs Russell Gatten of Ottosen was a caller in town Monday. Mr and Mrs R E Springsted motored to Minnesota this week to visit relatives and friends. Miss Tillie Hanson, recently ill, is much improved. Rev Garup Mrs W Larson motor to Fort Dodge Monday. Mr and Mrs Carl Cook and family spent Sunday with Frank Marchant. Mrs C W Bowen and daughter Nellie visited Humboldt last Saturday. A E Olsen, Dan O Niel and the Misses Daisy Fouch Nina Smith motored to Storm Lake Alta for visiting relatives Friday. The Misses Lillian Watts Pearl Kent at State Teachers College Cedar Falls spent weekend at home. Mr and Mrs A C Peterson and family with Mr and Mrs F F Caywood and families motor to Fort Dodge Sunday to see a show. The Somerset Club met at Perry Lanning home Tuesday evening. Mrs Geo Kent has been sick. Mrs Joe Jacobson Ottosen visited Sunday. Mrs A O Peterson Mrs Chester Peterson and Mrs Nels Smith motor to Humboldt Saturday. Mrs Hugh McCreary returned from Gurdan visiting son Floyd. Mr and Mrs C Benoit were Gilmore City callers Monday. Harris couple east of town had a runaway accident when a harness strap broke. Mrs Harris injured. Mrs Geo Kelsey visited Gilmore City Monday.

Russell ‘Gatten Frank Marchant C. W. Bowen Nellie Humboldt A. E. Olsen Dan O’niel Daisy Fouch Nina Smith Storm’ Lake Alta Lillian Watts Pearl Kent State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls A. C. Peterson F. F. Caywood Fort Dodge Somerset Club Perry Lanning Geo. Kent

Mrs. McIntire Returns From Des Moines Visit

Mrs. W. P. McIntire returned home Saturday from a short visit with relatives and friends in Des Moines FGC. Thomas went to Des Moines Wednesday on business.

W. P. McIntire Des Moines Thomas

Golden anniversary at Newell church draws parishioners

Mr and Mrs Jas Bruce attended the First Congregational church golden anniversary at Newell last Friday. Born Monday a daughter to Mr and Mrs Albert Sroufe.

Jas. Bruce Newell First Congregational Church Albert Sroufe

Sunday gathering and travel notes from local families

Sunday at five the Messinger cottage on Millers Bay hosted Flora and Amy Miss Treland and Geraldine Cleaver with others. Monday Miss Arr left for Cherokee. staying overnight with a sister before going to Sioux City for Eastern Star grand lodge sessions. Mrs E R Wiswell visited Fort Dodge at her daughter CG TA Garlock’s home.

Plover School Notes and Recent Games Recap

Plover teachers will attend the state meeting next week. The school decorates for Halloween with black cats witches goblins and jack o lanterns. A Metropolitan Glee Club program drew a fair crowd. Armistice Day program set for Friday November 11 at 1 30 pm. Gilmore City girls beat Plover 29 2. Havelock hosted games with Plover boys winning 25 17. girls lost 39 4. Supt Donovan of Gilmore City refereed the Havelock games.

Gilmore City Plover Havelock Havelock Girls Plover Boys Plover Girls Supt. Donovan

Plover Notes Include Local Appointments and Accidents

Bert Shephard new manager of the local opera house visited Plover to distribute advertising matter. Ross Studer suffered a serious hand injury in a corn shredder accident and had to have his hand amputated at the wrist. The Epworth League planned a Hallowe en social and the Ladies Aid prepared a Thursday meal.

Woodmen and Royal Neighbors Plan Banquet

The Woodmen and Royal Neighbors invite all Woodmen and their families and all neighbors and families to a banquet on Monday evening October 31 in the lodge hall. Attendees are urged to come and enjoy themselves.

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