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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1938

Page

4

Local Arrow Files from August 31 1933 Highlights

The August 31 1933 Arrow Files notes community events from Aug 25 to Sept 4. Items include a marriage at the Altha Tories home, a Luther League conversion, a fatal accident on the Tolfe Mose road, school and church notices, a photo gallery sale to J B Raver, and various local diversions, incidents, and announcements with names and dates.

Peomation Club Wee E Altha Tories Fred Block CPL Carlson Pretty Luther League Rembrandt

Ames Girls Conference Highlights Homemaking Themes

R. H. S. Arrowlet hosted a homemaking conference with topics like Wha Have Done to Keep in Step and Stepping Into New Shoes. Jeanette Hauck Evelyn Hewlett and Irene McNee represented Rolfe, with plans to model fall district meetings for all Class girls.

Ames Rolfe Jeanette Hauck Evelyn Hewlett Irene McNee Advier Alice Rosebrook Ankeny Jeanette Eheuck Rolle

Heavy Taxes Paid by Poca County Folks

A National Concern report depicts Poca County residents bearing high local taxes. It notes hidden costs from theft and concealment affecting households, with concerns raised about hidden charges in retail and the impact on ordinary incomes.

Poca County Pamiles Accords National Conman Duraen MearieoeNers Pacanottas Cvant Aide Dpieuner

Fragmentary ad text prompts missing key details

A damaged OCR fragment discusses an offer or subscription with unclear terms. It lacks clear names, dates, places, or amounts beyond a vague price reference and a general appeal to subscribe.

Improvements At Algona Fair Grounds Highlight 4 H Upgrades

A new 18 by 30 foot girls 4 H building rises north of the Algona fairgrounds dance floor replacing the old Floral Hall quarters. The space will include a stage dressing room and side booths while the former hall becomes a 4 H calf barn with capacity for about 160 calves. Additional upgrades cover paint, a reworked swine pavilion, remodeled show barns, a new cattle and horse wash rack, graded driveways, and gravel paving. Entry days run September 5 through 9 with events including children's day and machinery day.

Algona

Paving on No 17 near Emmetsburg completed

Paving on highway 17 from Craet linger to the five mile corner west of Emmetsburg is finished. The seven mile cement stretch began last July and shoulders are being built this week. Traffic may resume in October and the nearby ravine on Gracottinger streets is open.

Craetlinger Emmetsburg Gracottinger

Special Election Notice for Rolfe Iowa Library and Electric Plant

Notice to qualified electors of Rolfe Iowa Pocahontas County that a special election will be held September 24 to decide two issues. 1 Should Rolfe authorize a municipal electric light and power plant with up to 800000 expenditure and funded from earnings. 2 Shall the town establish construct and operate the library building project. Polls open eight a m to eight p m at station lot 6 block 12 original town Rolfe Iowa. Dated August 30 Rolfe Iowa. Mayor J U Brinkman Clerk L Grant.

Rolfe Towa Pocahontas Reife Dawa Rodre Shere Turtner Leung Turenson i Seniech J. Oh. Bra Ereet Maida Iowa Lysr J. Uf Brinkman

Creeping Jennie Weed Outbreak Report Near Pocahontas

Geo Diving reports Creeping Jennie a spreading weed on Leonard Joinser farm south of Pocahontas nine miles from Fonda. Grant Colfax Cedar and Dover township plan crop rotations and plowing, rye or winter wheat, and alfalfa to eradicate the pest in three to four years under Ray Crummer supervision.

Towa Geo Diving Leonard Amd No Johnson Ray Crummer Grant Colfax Cedar Dover R.A. Crummer

45 Day Season on Ducks Opens for Iowa

The U S. biological survey sets a 45 day open season for migratory waterfowl in Iowa from October 1 to November 28 including ducks geese brant coot and jack snipe. Wood duck remains fully protected while canvasback redhead bufflehead and ruddy duck have limited protection with daily bag limits and possession caps. Shooting hours run from dawn to sunset and use of powerboats is restricted. baiting and live decoys are banned. A state hunting license is required to take migratory waterfowl.

United States Biological Survey Iowa Ross Wilson

Plover Paragraphs Mention Local Visits and Trips

Plover residents share notes from the state fair attendance and weekend plans. Families including Mrs DeWayne Sease Mrs G A Parradee and Jerry travel to Des Moines for the fair while Leona Halverson visits her father S T Grove. The group also plans a Montana trip to Baker to visit relatives.

John Gembler A. W. Hess Howard KK. Lehnus DeWayne Sease G. A. Parradee Jerry May Butler Catherine Lake Okoboji Leona Halverson Mount Pleasant S. T. Grove Harvey Henderson Wayne Wilna Lorraine Fletcher Pringle Des Moines Id Mendenhall A. G. Heathmen Roger Phayne Baker, Mont Kenpit Lighter

Local youths and families mingle at area gatherings

A long list of visits and activities fills a week in Algona area life. Garlick heads to Kimballten to teach, while many relatives and friends travel between Des Moines, Ames, Fort Dodge, and nearby towns. Recitals, church events, hospital stays, and a fair weekend weave through a busy social schedule.

Alo, Garlick Kimballten Aeward Garlock Rembrandt Lila Lathrep Des Moines Vavik Wale Soniets Mable Knapp Seipel Nolte Learies Kerns Garwin, Minn Kerns Barf Mroo Will Rohrbach Cedar Wapies Sowath Nadgie Neveton Romamer Buchner Houck Cedar Falls Norma Ferguson Beatrice Bru S Richard DuBois Amestes Roth Illinois Gerald Fouse Harold O’neal Lillie Struthers Leo Shelgren Rolfe W. Meredith Plover Raymond Ruttenburg Emmetsburg Harry Kinsley Imogene Clarence Sroufe Gilmore City Marvin Sroufe Tene Dorothy W. H. Sroufe Lois W. E. Heathman Ames Heathman Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge A. G. Heathman la von Whayne Allan

Plover Methodist Church Announces September Schedule

Ek Redmayne as pastor leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Epworth League gathers at 7 p.m. A Labor day sermon will be delivered on The Working God. District superintendent Muhleman presides at the fourth quarterly conference Sept 19 at 2 20 p.m. Annual conference set for Sept 27 in Sac City. Subscriptions to the church urged for prompt payment.

Plover Methodist Church Ek. Redmayne Epworth League Muhleman Sac City

Plover Church Plans Sunday Service and Rally Day

W Plover Presbyterian Church announces daily worship with Minister W Rothwell at 9 30 a m Sunday school at 10 30 a m Willing Workers meet Thursday at the church with hostesses Mrs Charles Henderson Mrs Ward Sharp and Mrs H McFadden serving as hosts Mrs Charles Lehnus in charge of the devotional period Reminder dates Promotion and rally day Sunday Sept 25 Worldwide communion service Oct 2.

M . Vaneher Lowell Vaneher Shenandoah West Bend Filzabeth Northrup Nor- Fetenses Bert Wane Sioux City Priday Evenny Raymond Henderson Ward Sharp Des Moines Munday Albert Strong Mary Enna Thompson Marshalltown Milward Thompson Mrs. Sanders Evan Forrest Sanders Wood Miller H Rorary Club Forrest Flgg Bagg Ry Sybil State Center Mervin J. H. Pollock George Heathman Beatrice Bruner Bert Osking Nona Redmayne Mervin Idler M. E. Ladies’ Aid du Bois Jones Harvey Henderson George Arnold Pred Porsythe J. J. Bucher Silverlake Howard Riggs Laurens William Warris Manson Harrah Rachel Spencer Marjorie Joyce Barbara Rolfe Margaret Ann Teterson Mary Cathryn Thomas Ames Curtis Jones James Love Gilmore City J. R. McIntire Presbyterian Church Twin Lakes Floyd Brown Betty Inwood

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