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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1930

Page

4

Plover Community Library Drives Book Donations

The town asks residents to leave book donations at the library in the Plover Lumber Co. office due to high demand in cold weather. This note from Mrs. Edna Henderson and family accompanies a list of community visits and local happenings around Plover and nearby towns.

Plover Plover Lumber Co Edna Henderson David Henderson Gerald Henderson Pocahontas G. L. Sanders Grant Dorothy Forrest Amy Ireland Rolfe G.G. Butler C. J. Mekkelson Paul Blanche Sioux City Methodist Hospital Lou Markley

Basket Social at Pikertown School Nov 7

A basket social and program will be held at Pikertown school on Friday evening November 7. Everyone is invited. Martha Otto, Teacher.

Pikertown Martha Otto

Election Day Supper Offer by The Willing Workers

The Willing Workers announce a 25 cent supper on Election Day. A Broadwell meat market notice states Sunday closing time at 10:00 a.m. Sharp. Classifieds list for sale or rent in Plover and nursing services offered by Mrs. J. M. Bush of Plover Iowa.

Broadwell Plover C. E. Heathman Rolfe J. M. Bush Iowa

No Hunting Signs Available For Pocahontas County Farms

Open pheasant season starts Saturday November 1 in Pocahontas county Farmers may post No Hunting signs at The Arrow shop 6x14 inch heavy cardboard priced ten cents each or three for a quarter Arrowoffice will supply a few signs for local pickup No special posting rules. signs must be visible and hunters must stay off land or face consequences Landowners can still hunt on their own land.

E. W. Meredith Ilene Pauline Joyce Andrew Meredith Ware Jas, Meredith Evansville Wis Andrew Jas. Meredith Plover William Schmaedecke Underwood Cleo Lola Jones Gilmore City Chicago Shipping Association J. W. Ferguson Harry Knnsely Fort Dodge J. W. Brechler Grand Junction John Perrigo Clyde Laurens Perrigo Reyman F. A. Pringle W. L. Smith West Bend Patten Sioux Rapids G. F. Hand Don Hand Mary Whitney W. J. Johnson T. Grove Havelock Fred Forsythe Roy Forsythe Arrow Office F. E. Broadwell J. L. Johnson Emmetsburg C. R. Henderson Mike Strong Frye Ben Johnson Lillian Frye Fred McLaughlin Arnold’s Park John Henderson James P. Henderson Mr. Henderson Raymond Henderson Chas. McFadden Kathryn Parradee A. G. Heathman Clarence Heathman Rolfe Howard Bryant Sioux City Charlotte Luella Hess Luella Dorothy Grant Sanders Des Moines Geo. Heathman Harry McEwen Webster City E. B. Thompson G. A. Everson William Hanish John Lynch Lynch Mr. Garthwaite Marshalltown Britt G. A. R. Post Garthwaite Pocahontas County Arrow Arrowman

Redheaded curiosity and world-busting plans in early 20th century notes

The piece surveys explorers and engineers planning Arctic Alaska surveys and an Andes railway, notes redheaded workers as possibly brighter, discusses canal ambitions linking the Great Lakes to the sea, and cites Pluto as the name for a newly spotted planet, with commentary on naming towns after classical figures and errant New York place names.

Alaska Alaskan Peru Andes Abyssinia United States Great Lakes St. Lawrence River Lake Erie Albany Hudson River Buffalo New York Pluto Mars Venus Neptune Saturn Greece Rome Syracuse Utica Troy Niobe Nion Ithaca Carthage Pompey America Chatham North Chatham East Chatham Chatham Centre Old Chatham Portland Oregon Boston Maine St. Petersburg Florida

Halloween Party At Methodist Church Basement

Community youth are invited to a Halloween party in the Methodist church basement on Friday evening. Attendees are urged to dress casually and avoid wearing their best clothes.

Miss Pearl Jensen Visits Graettinger on Weekend

The note reports Miss Pearl Jensen spent the weekend with her people at Graettinger. The item notes playful social content without further facts.

Pepper School News Grade Notes and Recent Visitors

First Grade Mrs. Howard Albaugh hosted a Friday visit. Students make nursery rhyme booklets as handwork. Second and Third Grades have six days of perfect attendance with visitors Mrs. Louis Schoenberger and Mrs. Howard Albaugh. Mrs. Claude Miller visited during the week. Fourth and Fifth Grades Norma Ferguson was absent early week. Fifth grade voted Kathleen Bucher memorized The Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers and will recite in another room. Sixth and Seventh Grades seventh graders learn to read meters. Oneta Horsman and Harriett Henderson ill this week. Mrs. Schoenberger visited early week. Eighth Grade beginning printing lessons. Tests in grammar and hygiene taken. Elizabeth Ferguson and Florence Stearns absent several days due to illness. Lucille Hendricks received a per finishe

W. E. Langfitt Iowa City Laberta Grace Thompson Jean Pollock Rolfe Cora Belle Pollock Ruth Walker J. H. Walker Sioux City American Legion Auxiliary Fred Groves Lloyd B. Thompson Tommy A. G. Heathman Emmetsburg Co. E. Hancher Pocahontas John Fisher Pearl Young Fort Dodge Ted Fisher Mercy Hospital G. S. Shaw Mr. Stewart Atlanta Stewarts Carl Jones Michigan T. R. Jones California C. E. Miller Lawrence Sheldon Baltimore Wilna Sheldon Havelock G. A. Everson L. E. Garlock H. O Beneke Geo. Schee Mr. Schee J. H. Gembiler Donaldson Romeo Johnson Howard Albaugh Louis Schoenberger Claude Miller Norma Ferguson Kathleen Bucher Oneta Horsman Harriett Henderson Elizabeth Ferguson Florence Stearns Lucille Hendricks

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B. A. Peterson Will Froh Ruthven Stratton Ayrshire Mr. Thompson J. H. Pollock M. A. Howland Miss Hoff Elmer Heathman Mary Anne M. Y. B. Club Nick Meurer Henry Fitzgerald Lyman Miller Waterloo H. O. _Beneke J. P Peter Gulbrangon H. L. Layton B. C. Hilton Raymond Viola Nora Ernest Hanisch Sr Basket Iowa Theatre Thurs George Arliss T Texan Gary Cooper Mon Playboy OF Paris Maurice Chevalier Abe Constance Bennett John McCormack True TO the Navy Clara Bow Harry Green Frank Parker New Yorker Waterways Hallowe'en Party Clagg Plover Methodist Church C.J. Mekkelson Epworth League Whittaker Elting DuBoise Eyworth League Elizabeth Jordan
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