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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1937

Page

5

School and Community Respond to Scarlet Fever Outbreak

The IH district closed the school and local theatre while churches and the Presbyterian missionary society canceled activities. Nine towns were invited for the day and several families are quarantined at home. Ruth Wilson and other students show light symptoms. incubation is two to five days. A school nurse is expected next week as library services resume after the ban is lifted on Sunday by Mayor Brinkman.

of Education Presbyterian Missionary ‘Gcety Methodist Kensington and Family Presbyterian Church Ruth Wilson Wadena G. A. Everson Mia Health Eloise Brinkman el White Franklin Short Lu‘dle Brock Ath Board Brinkman

Class of 37 Keeps Busy Across Iowa Colleges

The 1937 class members are spread across Iowa State College, the University of Iowa, and Valier College. Several are working on farms or construction while others handle household duties. A few students’ exact whereabouts remain unclear, but most are described as busy with duties rather than leisure.

Janice Wegman Franklin Brinkman Iowa State College Keith Rickard University of Iwa Herman Diedrich Valers College Lawrence Kennedy Marvin Turley Ivan Peterson Vincent Calliman Katherine George Mildred Masn Agnes Simonson Leta May Stow Henrietta Hoefing Carmen Lindegard Elva Mae Attergon

Pearl Harmon tops contest in Fort Dodge area

Pearl Harmon was named high point winner in a Northwest Iowa contest tied to Fort Dodge. She and six other winners were treated to dinner, football game, and a movie trip in the city’s surrounding towns. Harmon previously won last year with 11 subscriptions and this year added 18 more, bringing her total to 35 on her route.

Pearl Hammion Fort Dodge Messenger Chronicle Iowa Ofort Dodge Ober East Waterloo Ort Dodge Earl Sling

Improvement Work in Business District Continues

Workers pour concrete for a new Skelly station in the business district this week. Crews prepare intersections and connect the site with surrounding streets as part of ongoing improvement projects.

Skelly

Weary Willies in Rolfe Travel in Growing Numbers

Report from Rolfe notes an influx of itinerant men seeking food and work. Young men travel north from the south in search of corn husking jobs but often find none. Depot doctor and locals describe many as restless, hopping freight cars and moving on daily.

Rolfe

Nebraska Nebrask a Missouri game trip ends in injury

Jean Kent, granddaughter of J B Kent and Mr and Mrs Marion Bruce, was badly injured when the car she rode in overturned near Kansas City on the way to the Nebraska Missouri game. She suffered a crushed back vertebra and will remain in St Luke's hospital ten days and wear a cast six weeks. The doctors expect a full recovery though incapacitation may last six months. Two other male passengers had rib and head injuries. one escaped without serious harm.

Lincoln Neb Columbia Jean, Kent Marion Bruce Kansas City St. Luke’s Hospital

Butler Family Returns From East Trip

Dr and Mrs G G Butler and Mrs Ellen Butler returned Saturday after a four week journey visiting Cortland New York Boston Massachusetts and Vermont and New Hampshire. They stopped in Dubuque on the way home and plan another southern trip in a month or six weeks. American Legion dues for 1938 urged to reach quota soon.

G. G. Butler Ellen Butler Hayden Omsted Cortland N. Y Butler Boston Mass New York State Omsted Dubuque South

Prices Rise on New Chevrolet Models Displayed in 9600 Showrooms

Chevrolet announces price increases across its 1938 passenger cars as the Master and Master DeLuxe lines gain 3.4 to 5 percent, adding standard SAE accessories. Delivered prices in Flint Michigan exclude taxes. Also noted is a schedule of upcoming women’s club meetings and drama club hosts.

United States Chevrolet Flint Mich

Harvest Town to Country Sunday Observed in Iowa

Iowa churches coordinated by the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and Iowa State College extension service promote Harvest Town to Country Sunday on November 21 the Sunday before Thanksgiving. Rural hosts invite city and town visitors to rural churches to foster better understanding of city rural issues.

Iowa Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Extension Service Iowa State College

Family Reunion at W Roberts Home Honors Mrs Hildreth

A Sunday family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roberts drew 35 relatives including Mrs. S. C. Hildreth of Bingham Lake Minnesota. Attendees from Scranton Des Moines Emmetsburg Estherville Windom Jefferson and Storm Lake shared a potluck meal and an afternoon of visiting with lakes and camping topics noted.

Virgil Roberts S. C. Hildreth Bingham Lake Minn West Bend S. T. Jack Jefferson Charles Hunter Jim Ruth Mary Paul Clea Silbaugh Scranton Lester Pangborn Ann Guy Pangborn Storm Lake Ray Graf Ruth John Des Moines Harvey Brown Gene Yeutter Norman Phillip Emmetsburg Paul Willnitz Estherville Arthur Hawkins Tommy Leon Hildreth Windom Wilbur Roberts

Pheasant Survey to Decide Open Season Years

Iowa conservation commission conducts a survey to determine if pheasant populations in counties open by law justify the current open season and bag limits or require changes. The study also covers counties not opened by law and runs through November 1.

Conservation Commission Iowa

Chicken thefts reported at Claus Ziegler farm

Claus Ziegler on the farm south of the park reported 80 chickens stolen between 7 and 8 pm on Monday. A second house yielded a few more. value about one dollar each. Deputies and the county sheriff are investigating after the thiefs fled in a car, license number recorded.

Claus Ziegler Ziegler Sheriff's Office

Mailbox tampering warning in town notice

A Postmaster warns residents that mailbox tampering has caused damage and is a serious offense. Parents are urged to cooperate to stop such acts, which are likely the work of unsupervised youths.

A. M. Simonson

Death of Fred G Cornwell at 64 in 1937 Rolfe area

Fred G Cornwell born April 1 1873 in Poplar Grove Illinois son of Melvin and Helen Cornwell moved with family to Rolfe area in 1885. He lived most of his life on the home place southwest of Rolfe was member of First M Church Rolfe died October 20 1937 funeral held at M Church Rolfe with short service at Havelock pallbearers included Gus Gruver Charles Mann C P Lathrop A W Ives C E Grant J C Olerich burial Clinton Garfield cemetery.

Fred G. Cornwell Melvin E Helen E.cornwell Poplar Grove Illinois Rolfe M. Ks Wesley J Morton, Minn William Ledyard Clarence L Havelock Nettie E. Cornwell M. Ki C. W. Tompkins Clifton Clinton-Garfield Cemetery Grant Johnson Art. Mickaleck Lord

Eradication Efforts Target Marijuana Weeds in Pocahontas County

Pocahontas county officials announce a raid against marijuana weeds described as common around Rolfe gardens and alleys. Authorities warn the narcotic weed, known locally as Indian hemp, poses great danger and should be pulled from gardens.

Pocahontas County United States Rolfe

Don’t Keep Your Business a Secret Advertise In The Arrow

A heading urging local readers to advertise in The Arrow appears as a period-paced call to action. The brief copy emphasizes visibility and outreach for merchants seeking to attract customers through the newspaper’s classifieds and ads.

Local 4-H Girl Chosen For Trip To National Congress

Winifred Brinkman of Garfield township is named among 50 Iowa 4-H members to receive trips to the National Club Congress in Chicago. She won Electrolux contest for an outstanding club record, with a first place record book from 128 entries. Brinkman has 5 years in club work and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Brinkman.

Winifred Brinkman Garfield Township National Club Congress Chicago Hicks Miss Brinkman Iowa A. A. Brinkman

Rolfe Triumphs In Hard Fought Terril Clash

Rolfe 19 Terril 0 in a fiercely played game at Terril last Friday. Rolfe used a strong running attack and sharp passes led by Taylor Rudolfson and Cornwall. Final score came on a late pass sequence as Rolfe secured the victory and a season finale at Glidden on November 11.

Rolfe Terril Terrill Taylor Rudolfson Cornwall Tutt Terrilla Hansen Ferdin Rolfites Budolfson Hubbard Bob Shelgren Smith Jack George Phillips Boles Graeber Rockwell City Marine Sawyer Glidden

Infant Marvin LeRoy Miller Dies of Whooping Cough

Marvin LeRoy Miller four month old son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Miller died Monday at Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge from whooping cough and pneumonia. He was ill two weeks and funeral services were held at his grandparents home with Rev C W Thompkins officiating. Burial followed at Clinton Garfield Cemetery. Survived by parents a sister Donna Jean nearly three and many relatives including paternal Miller and maternal Tate families.

LeRoy Miller Marvin LeRoy Lutheran Hospital Ft. Dodge George Miller C. W. Thompkins Grant. Johnson Loretta Shaw A. R. Graham George Ivey Henry Sawyer Clinton-Garfield Cemetery Donna Jean J. W. Tate Pocahontas Bill Tate Charles Tate Archie Tate Anita Miller

Eikenberry Wins Fort Dodge Golf Championship Fourth Time

Mrs. Eikenberry captured the Fort Dodge Country Club women’s golf championship for the fourth time, edging Mrs. Oscar Olson after a see-saw 19-hole match. Olson finished 101 to Eikenberry’s 100, with Mrs. Hickenberry close behind.

Eikenberry Fort Dodge Country Club Oscar Olson Hickenberry Olson Likenberry

Cataract Removed From Patient at University Hospital

Dr and Mrs W W Beam and Watson went to Iowa City last week where the doctor entered the university hospital. The cataract was removed from his eye and he is getting along fine. Except for the eye trouble, doctors pronounced him in very good health and expect a hospital stay of about two more weeks.

W. W. Beam Watson Iowa City University Hospital

Postmasters Meet in Laurens. Pocahontas Next

Julia L. Hurley hosted the Pocahontas county postmasters on Tuesday evening October 19 at Laurens. Attendees included Hurley Loren L. Maher Daisy V. Farrell A M Simonson and Vern Waters. The next gathering is set for Pocahontas on November 16.

Julia L. Hurley Pocahontas County

First Plane Ride for 70 Year Old Mrs Nunamaker

Mrs Elva J Nunamaker celebrated her 70th birthday by taking her first airplane ride in a seven passenger cabin plane piloted by Sid Cleveland of Spencer. Traveling at 120 miles an hour she felt no speed and enjoyed views of Lake Okoboji and Spencer from above. She was visiting her daughter Mrs Ralph Utterson in Spencer.

Elva J. Nunamaker Sid Cleveland Spencer

Home Project Training Schools To Start Soon

Pocahontas county women will study growth and health in courses on child development and family relations. Ruth Seaton Hicks will lead training with the Farm Bureau, starting with Home Play Helps in October at multiple towns, featuring homemade toys and patterns.

Pocahontas County Ruth Seaton Hicks County Farm Bureau Bellville Lizard Colfax Garfield, Lake and Roosevelt J. P. Hansen Des Moines Powhatan Swan Lake Cummins Clara Keerles Marshall and Sherman Cedar Dover Anton Wagners Grant Lincoln

Garfield Go-Getters Elect 1938 Officers

Garfield Go-Getters 4-H club holds a special meeting at Marie Hosier's home to elect officers for the coming year and plan the year book. Officers elected include Winnifred Brinkman president and Lorraine Shimon secretary treasurer. The next meeting is set for October 30 at Lorrainne Shimon's home.

Garfield Go-Getters 4-H Marie Hosier Winnifred Brinkman Mary Beth Brinkman Lorraine Shimon Beryl White

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eline R.H.S Pearl Harmon ALL. D. Club O. U. Cook W. P. Wheeler Arthur Vaughn S. Maude Ivey Jean Kent American Legion Grant Pollock A. R. Thornton Henry F. Olerich Finland George O. Hauck W. Roberts Marvin Leroy Miller Mary McCarthy Minneapolis Miss Luce Miss McCarthy Miss Wood Milton Fisher Garfield George Schnng Newton Hubert Loveridge Robert Klein Kevin, Mont Moose Jaw Saska Canada Minnesota Roy Rose) Clear Minnie Jarvis H. XK Larson Ira Beth Charles Lehrus Gwendolyn Carmi Vardin Minnie Simpson
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