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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1941

Page

5

Rolfe Triumphs Over Gilmore City In Friday Tilt

Rolfe High School defeated Gilmore City 18 6 in a Friday afternoon game marked by long runs and three Rolfe touchdowns. Key plays included McIntire connecting with Glyde Smith for a 30 yard TD, a 50 yard kickoff return, and strong blocking from G Smith and Hauck. Rolfe to face Lake City next Friday in Twin Lakes conference action.

Rolfe High School Gilmore City Gilmore LE Taylor Smith Dayapman Gilchristeeley Peterson Jeffers Ickard Shelgren Elston Hee Bottin Meacham Gist Rolfe Carlson Har- Sandvig Winthre McIntire Puss G. Smith McIintire Glyde Fea Hauck Cornwell Juniormith Herschel Chapman Lake City Lake Twinkes

Sper Shimon High in Corn Yield

Sper Shimon of Rolfe wins the 10 acre corn yield contest sponsored by Pocahontas County Farm Bureau during summer 88. Caspar Shimon’s De Kalb field produced 998.5 pounds from 100 hills with 20.93 moisture and 102.4 bushel yield. earns eligibility for a master corn growers medal. Second place goes to William Bolen of Laurens with 86.6 acre yield from 600 ears, moisture 18.91, 736.5 pounds. Third place to Wenell of Laurens with 800.0 from 500 lis, moisture 19.01 and 84.9 bushels. fourth to Lester Shimon with 711.5 pounds from 8 acres.

Pocahontas County Am Bureau Caspar Shimon Rolfe Kinon Shimon Aster Corn Growers Town Corn Small Grain Towers Association William Bolen Laurens Bolen Funk Wenell Lester Shimon

Pocahontas Men Named for Draft Calls in 1941

Three Pocahontas residents Kenneth Frendy DePew James Bunyan and Arthur Hurley listed for induction by the local selective service Nov 6 1941 at 1430 hours. They will travel to Fort Des Moines for U S Army processing and reception.

Maree County Pocahontas U. S. Army Fort Des Moines Kenneth Frendy DePew Po- Fihontig James Bunyan Laurens Arthur ‘Hurley Rolfe

Stores to Close Wednesday Nights Beginning November 1

Rolfe stores will cease Wednesday evening operations starting November 1 and continue until a spring 1942 date. The signatories include R. G. Hunter Beckord Hatchery Wold Hardware J. E. Rickard & Sons IGA Store G. S. Shriner J. White & Son Keith Haynes Rollie Fight M. and J. R. Hakes C. P. Lathrop V. D. Hauck B. H. Peters E. Hiken berry Rolfe Creamery.

Rolfe R. G. Hunter Beckord Hatchery Wold Hardware J. E. Rickard & Sons IGA’ Store G. S. Shriner J. White & Son Keith Haynes Rollie Fight J. R. Hakes C. P. Lathrop V. D. Hauck B. H. Peters E. Hikenberry Rolfe Creamery

Mystery play by D M T juniors features a stolen necklace

The D M T juniors present The Marlenburg Necklace a mystery play in the Des Moines Two school auditorium on November 4 and 5 under Supt Gilbert DeBoer. The plot centers on suspense with Detective O Flannigan and a cast including Bob Waring Marilyn Drake and Mrs Marlenburg.

Des Moines Gilbert DeBoer O’flannigan Bob Waring Dale Hewlett Marilyn Drake Bob Anna Mae Struthers Junior Peterson Marie Mabel Coyle Maxine Marlenburg Marienburg Richard Sanden Miss West Grace Hertz Janet Williams Meraim Ripperger

Rolfe Adult Evening School Plans Year

Rolfe council of adult evening school classes met to set the term start for November 24 at 7 30 PM in the homemaking rooms. Miss Mary Frances Kelley leads, with Mrs C B Fuller Jr named chairwoman. Health and Happiness in the Home will guide four pre Christmas lessons focusing on first aid and home remedies. Open to all adults with no fee. Sponsored by the state department of vocational education with Rolfe school and community under Smith Hughes and George Deen Acts.

Rolfe Mary Frances Kelley C. B. Fuller Jr State Department of Vocational Education Rolfe School Smith- Hughes George Deen Iowa State College

Citizen Kane presents psychological adventure at Ritz Theatre

Starting next Sunday at the Ritz Theatre a marked variation on screen production will be shown. Orson Welles directs and produces Citizen Kane a tale of wealth ego ambition and power. The film uses backward forward and sideways camera action to tell a story that emphasizes mood over action.

Ritz Theatre Motion Picture Herald Orson Welles Kane

Young April makes hit with audience at high school play

The junior class play Young April staged in the high school auditorium Tuesday night drew praise for its humorous take on parents with college bound children and their offspring. Under Ruth Wilson’s direction the ensemble portrayed George and Terry McIntyre and their suitors with a lively mix of romance and family dynamics.

April Ruth Wilson McIntyre Don Peters Beryl White George Everett Harris Terry Beverly Grant Bert Parsons Junior Smith Stewart Miller Jimmy McIntire Brian Stanley Alvin Riches Stanley Lulu Beverly DeWolf Vivian Elsie Joan Graves Frances Phillips Dutch Freddie Buchle Pete Virgil Shelgren Miss Mann Miss Smith LeRoy Larson Eloise Hewlett Janet Thompson Nan Peterson

Garfield Farm Bureau Meeting Discusses 4-H and Scout Ties

At the Thursday gathering at C A Christensen home Chester George Fort Dodge spoke on cooperation between Boys Scouts and 4 H clubs and opportunities for country boys in Scout work. Max O Naylor county agent outlined defense production economics and corn husking contest results near Pocahontas. Phyllis DeWolf and Phillips Brinkman gave 4-H reports.

Garfield Farm Bureau C. A. Christensen Chester George Fort Dodge Earl Chambers Pocahontas Max O. Naylor Phyllis DeWolf Phillips Brinkman Grant Johnson Lucile White

Early Bird Breakfast Drives Scout Fund Appeal

Above 300 men interested in the Boy Scout movement in Pocahontas county met for Early Bird Breakfasts on Wednesday morning. They then reached out to Friends of Scouting to raise funds to extend the program in the Prairie Gold Area. Theo McCartan and C Er Miller spoke on KVFD Fort Dage outlining campaign reasons and goals.

Pocahontas County Friends of Scouting Prairie Gold KVFD Fort Dage Theo. McCartan Pocahontas C. Er. Miller Plover

Record Books Enter State 4-H Contest

Pocahontas county 4-H clubs submitted record books for a chance at trip awards to the National Club Congress in Chicago this December. Included are Vergene Lewis Evelyn Carlson June Hudek Mary Margaret Brinkman Beverly DeWolf and Beryl White with photos questionnaires and club histories forming a treasure chest of memories.

Pocahontas County Chicago Vergene Lewis Evelyn Carlson June Hudek Mary Margaret Brinkman Beverly DeWolf Beryl White Iowa

Husking Contest at Mallard Draws 4000

Pocahontas Ernest Heidecker of Lakota district winner in the 1941 northwest district corn husking contest held near Mallard on Monday. He also won Hampton district last year and has topped the Kossuth county contest for four years. Eleven contestants competed at the Ray Bohn farm amid 90 bushels per acre corn blown down by a weekend wind and rain. Attendance ranged from 3,500 to 4,000. Final wet pounds show Heidecker 2 185 7, Harold Larson 2 123.0, Elmer Lawman 2 067.8, Raymond Truelson 2 062.5, Alan Show 1963.0. Prizes were $15 and $10. Events included a morning parade and band displays from Laurens, Pocahontas, Emmetsburg, Mallard, plus a horse show by Pocahontas Trail Riders and Staley horses from Rockwell City. Mark G Thornburg addressed the crowd as state secretary of agriculture. Notables F C Gilchrist, A J Shaw, and Jens Thompson attended.

Pocahontas Ernest Heidecker Lakota Kossuth Mallard Hampton Ray Bohn Kaossuth County Harold Larson Kanawha Hancock County Elmer Lawman Rodman Palo Alto Raymond Truelson Havelock Pocahontas County Alan Show Humboldt Humboldt County Mallard Commercial Club Laurens Emmetsburg Pocahontas County Farm Truelson Ernest Samuelson Fonda Samuelson Max Hopkins Eugene Patrick Joe Hudek Bill Schott Ray Davidson Herman Yocum Frank Kopriva Curtis Carlson Edward Wolkenhauer Pocahonas County Plowman Wolkenhauer J. V. Poduska Bert Rude Eldon Anderson Ray Crummer Busk Herman Locum Fred Baade Rolfe Pocahontas State Bank Robert Lansing Husking Mittens R. BE. A Record Democrat Howard DeWolf Gilmore City Pattee Cephas Keele Bill Ford O’brien Drug Co Maynard Snecker Flashlight Pocahontas Lumber Store Edwin Hirschberger J. P. Beck Co

Sewing quotas and pig crop operations noted in brief

About a dozen girls dresses remain to meet a sewing quota and yarn is on hand for sweaters. Officials aim to finish sewing before Thanksgiving and complete the entire consignment before year’s end when a new assignment arrives. The Central States building sewing room opens Friday afternoons through Thanksgiving. With pork prices high, improved sanitation and care with the fall pig crop are expected to yield higher returns at market.

Central States

Tickets to Feeders Banquet Sell Fast

Tickets for the county beef producers banquet at Havelock school Saturday evening November 1 are selling rapidly. Main speaker H M Conway of the National Livestock Marketing Association, with Herman Aaberg from Chicago, and honors for Glenn Knapp who exhibited the grand champion baby beef at the 4 H fair. Tickets from many local names or the Farm Bureau office.

Farm Bureau Havelock School Producers’ Association Irene Shimon Roy Simonson Cattle Feeders Association J. B. DeWolf Ben Magness C. D. Wenell Harry L. Lund Jim DeWolf Arlo Ives A. A. Brinkman E. J. Kelley Don Trenary Ralph Hudek Leslie Hughes Farm Bureau Office

Red Cross Drive Set to Expand County Membership

The annual Red Cross drive for membership under county chairman Morris Webb will be launched soon with a nearly doubled quota. Des Moines township rolls are led by Mrs. Tom Diggs of Garfield ship Mrs. Robert Wiegert and Mrs. Hortense Siefkin of Rolfe. Further roll call details will appear in the Arrow.

Red Cross Morris Webb Des Moines Township Tom Diggs Garfieldship Robert Wiegert Rolfe Hortense Siefkin The Arrow

Dr Maloney Dies After Lingering Illness

Dr A P Maloney age 59 a longtime Fonda physician died Friday Oct 24 at his home after a lingering illness Funeral services were held Monday at Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic church in Fonda He was father of Eleanor Maloney Mrs Edward Howell and is survived by his wife a daughter two sisters and a brother

Maloney A. P. Maloney Eleanor Maloney Edward Howell Rolfe Fonda Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church Mrs. Howell Iowa City

Rolfe Troop Observes Girl Scout Week Nationwide

National Girl Scout Week honors Juliette Low born Oct 31. Rolfe Girl Scouts, formed 1940 with American Legion Auxiliary support, plan flowers at Rolfe churches next Sunday and attend their own services. 386 members aged 10 to 18 participate in outdoor, homemaking, health, literature, sports, music, arts and crafts, nature study and community service. Leaders include Mrs. M W Webb and others with a troop committee of local women.

Juliette Low Rolfe American Legion Auxiliary American Legion Legion Hall M. W. Webb Shirley Thornton B. A. Peterson Cora Belle Pollock Lu. Mae White Mesdames Hortense Siefkin T. D. Jones M. R. Soth G. A. Everson Luther Thompson R. B. Ranney R. G. Hunter Flossie de Vaul Girl Scouts

Truelson Repeats Win In Pocahontas Corn Husking Contest

Raymond Truelson of Havelock wins the 1941 Pocahontas county corn husking contest at the county farm, marking his third consecutive victory. Ernest Samuelson of Fonda and Max Hopkins of Laurens place second and third with prize details and committee roles listed.

Samuelson of Fonda

Pocat Pocahontas pie contest entries fail to place

Pocahontas County pie baking winner Doris Vaughn of Rolfe and runner up Elmer Crouse of Havelock entered pies in the Humboldt district contest on Wednesday October 22 but did not place. Raspberry pie by Mrs Ray Black Calhoun county won first. second went to Hanna Hellickson Houmboldt county with apple pie. third to a cherry pie by Mrs Black. fourth to a raisin pie by Mrs Harry Warner Hardin county. Mrs Black advances to the Des Moines state contest at the Iowa Farm Bureau federation convention.

Pocahontas County Humboldt Doris Vaughn Rolfe Elmer Crouse Havelock Ray Black Calhoun County Hanna Hellickson Houmboldt County Harry Warner Hardin County Black Des Moines Iowa Farm Bureau Federation

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