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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1938

Page

5

Rolfe Public School Opens With 350 Pupil Attendance

The Rolfe school opened Monday with about 350 pupils, down roughly 20 from last year. Rural enrollment rose slightly, offset by families moving away and fewer town students returning. Activities began with football workouts, glee club planning an operetta for December, junior plays in consideration, and tryouts soon. Punctual attendance and strong prospects for the year are noted.

Rolfe Glee Club Glee Clubs Wilson

Crop storage on farms inadequate in Pocahontas County

County agent FE J. Sehmuecker warns most Pocahontas farms lack adequate storage. He notes disrepair of Iowa corn cribs hampers surplus handling. Blueprints from Iowa State extension aid building new cribs and bins. FHA loans up to 2500 dollars now available through banks and approved agencies.

Pocahontas County FE. J. Sehmuecker Iowa Extension Service Iowa State College Farm Bureau Federal Housing Administration FHA Building Loan Association

Miss Cook Spoke At Presbyterian Church

Miss Minnie Cook of Dixon New Mexico spoke at the Presbyterian church last Sunday morning. She gave a vivid word picture of life and conditions of Spanish speaking people in the southwest. She is the granddaughter of Dr Charles Cook a noted Presbyterian missionary among Indians and will attend the Presbyterian college of Christian education in Chicago next year on a National Board scholarship.

Minnie Cook Dixon New Mexico Presbyterian Church Southwest Miss Cook Charles Cook Schaller Iowa Dr. Sinning National Board of the Church Presbyterian College of Christian Education Chicago

Blaze Damages House At Bradgate

Fire of unknown origin caused considerable damage at the George Jennings home near Bradgate late Thursday. Mrs. Jennings found the blaze in a closet off a bedroom and alerted neighbors. the fire was extinguished shortly after. Clothing in the closet burned and ceilings and walls were damaged with smoke throughout the house. The house was insured.

George Jennings Bradgate

Promotion club to mark sixth anniversary meeting

The sixth anniversary meeting of the Promotion club will be held this Thursday at noon in the Central States room. Morris Webb will serve as chairman and provide a summary of the past year’s activities. Don’t fail to attend.

Promotion Club Central States Room Morris Webb

Katherine Kober Burned In Kitchen Kerosene Accident

Katherine Kober fifteen daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Kober living a mile south of town was burned about the face and arms when kerosene was poured on fuel in the kitchen stove. The burns are not serious. SON

Katherine Kober Jack Kober

Will Soon Pave Route North of West Bend

Grading for a nine mile stretch from West Bend to highway 18 along the Kossuth and Inlo Alto county line has begun. Paving is expected in September with officials hoping for late fall traffic opening.

West Bend Highway 18 Kossuth-lnlo Alto

Fort Dodge Beef Cattle Show Promises Large Fair

The Fort Dodge National Beef Cattle show runs September six to nine with a big midway grandstand acts and expanded exhibits. More than 200 head of prime Angus Hereford and Short horn cattle plus nearly 300 4 H livestock will be shown. A daily entertainment program includes a musical revue with Karl L Kings band. Children admitted free on opening Tuesday.

Iowa Fort Dodge Karl L. King

Paul Snook Injured In Auto Accident

Paul Snook sustained severe scalp wounds when his travel truck collided with the Fred Peterson car from Chicago at an intersection three miles east and two miles south of town. Mrs Peterson and the smaller child were badly bruised. The Petersons, visiting the Carl Wilson home, had started home when the crash occurred about a mile later. Both vehicles were badly damaged.

Paul Snook Fred Peterson Chicago

Daffy Luke Ends Up Inromantic Car Ad Warn

A June moon setting leads Lovelorn Luke to drive with one arm while trying to impress his girl. The National Safety Council urges drivers to keep both hands on the wheel eyes on the road and mind on arriving safely to avoid accidents.

Luke Heveine

Luther League Convention Inspires Rolfe Circuit

The three day Young People's Luther League session in Rolfe drew about 150 delegates and visitors with eleven pastors present. Rev D G Lee reelected president. Andrew Simonson retired treasurer. choir concert closes Sunday program.

Young People’s Luther League Magle Grove Rolfe Grayce Thompson Luther League I. Is. Ostroot Clarion Andrew Simonson D. G. Lee Paullina Eugene Simonson Bible Camp Board Lee Fort Dodge Rembrandt A. N. Roguess Ames Presbyterian Church Choral Union P. B. Hoveland Hagle Grove Genevieve Severtson Eloise Osmund Dorothy Midland Eagle Grove Osmund C. N. Siverson Badger Berniece Lomen Lomen C. EF. Boyce Rogness

Symes Family Moves Into Mother's Home

Mr and Mrs Kermit Symes moved into the home of his mother Mrs Etta Symes the last of the week adding another family line to the household dynamics in the community.

Kermit Symes Etta Symes

Cliff Dwellers Village at Clay County Fair

The Cliff-dwellers Hopi tribe will exhibit at Spencer's Clay County Fair September 12 to 17. They dance with live snakes and will erect a village by permission of the U S government commissioner of Indian affairs. National Geographic notes they are a primitive North American tribe unaltered by white customs.

Clay County Spencer National Geographic Magazine Commissioner of Indian Affairs U. S

Kossuth County Fair Opens Monday With Busy Week Ahead

Preparations are complete as Kossuth County fair begins Monday September ath. Over 800 cattle including new dairy calves will be housed in expanded facilities. A grandstand show features acrobatics aerial acts and comedy. National championship races Tuesday harness events Wednesday and Thursday running races Friday daredevil program. Reynolds Wells & Shows headline midway with new rides and a world war battle display.

Kossuth Winkley Congress of Daredevils

Metz Construction Completes 73 Miles Of No 5 Paving

The Metz Construction Co finished about 73 miles of paving on No 5 near Ipane connecting with Buena Vista county paving last week. The new road is not yet open for use.

Metz Construction Co No. 5 Ipane Buena Vista County

George Shors Discusses Industry With Forum

George Shors spoke at the Fellowship Forum at his home on Tuesday evening on the topic What Is Industry. He defined industry as organized movement from raw material to marketable form and noted American progress and living standards. A round-table followed with Mrs Shors hosting lunch and discussion. The next meeting will feature Dr Leserman as speaker in a couple of weeks.

George Shors Fellowship

Squirrel Season Opens September 15 with Six per Day

The squirrel season starts September 15 with a daily limit of six per person and a possession limit of twelve. Squirrels may not be sold and hunting licenses are required for all. guns may be used as allowed by law. Conservation officials note good supply and favorable conditions for all game. Mr and Mrs W B Taylor of Magon City visited relatives, with their son Billy returning home.

W. 8. Taylor Magon City Fred Witt Joseph Meisenbach Billy

District Court Fall Term Opens in Pocahontas County

The Pocahontas County District Court fall term opened Tuesday with Judge James D O Deland of Storm Lake presiding. Thirty nine new civil cases have been filed since the last term. The grand jury was summoned to appear Wednesday and petit jurors were called for Tuesday September 6.

Pocahontas County James DO. Deland Stormlake Petit

New Automobile Lift Installed at Community Service Station

The Community Service station this week installed a new car lift. It is powered by electric motor mounted atop a steel post. A concrete floor was laid east of the station and the lift sits on this floor.

Pan Elvetric Motor

Rolfe High School football opens fall practice for nine games

Rolfe High School begins practice with thirty players, including six returning lettermen. Team has captains James Taylor Forrest Putt Arnold Jansen and Jack George. Schedule lists Humboldt Scranton Manson Laurens Rockwell City Terris Gilmore City Glidden with home games vs Manson Laurens Rockwell City Verrib. Season tickets on sale for home games at five dollars.

Rolfe Hieh School Foothill Humboldt Scranton Manson Laurens Livermore Rockwell City Terris Gilmore City Glidden Verrib Sih

Pangborn Family Reunion Draws Descendants at Rolfe Park

A Pangborn family reunion for the heirs of J A Pangborn and wife of Scranton gathered at Rolfe city park on Sunday August 28. Attendees included Hildreth and Bridson families from Minnesota Iowa residents from Scranton Fort Dodge Fort Dodge area Lake Park and Spirit Lake among others. Some members were unable to attend. The event featured a picnic dinner after group greetings and stories of kinship.

J. A. Panggsboen Bayard Rolfe City Park S.C. Hildreth Dean Hildreth Edear Hildreth Shirley Bingham Lake Minn Arthur Hawkins Tommy Leon Hildreth Ann Windom Guy Pangborn Storm Lake Gene Yeutter Norman Philip Mametsburg T. Jack Jefferson Ralph Grant Churdan Edward Bridson Bernice Bridson Terril Victor Trube Karlene Joy Lake Park Carl Simkins Clifford Fort Dodge Charles Hunter Ruth Mary Jane Georges Hunter Donald Hunter Phyllis Arlene Lester Panghorn Scranton V. Kck. Roberts Rolfe Mesdames S.C. Wildreth S. Y P. Jack Charles Hunterpind Guy Tate Mir J. A. Panehorn Woote Capeloof Scranton Ray Graf Des Moines Mroo Wart Lubods Spirit Lake Lester Pineborn

Card of Thanks from St. Mareavet parish

St. Mareavet's parish thanks Rolfe and vicinity for cooperation and generous support during their annual carnival. Despite contending neighborhood attractions they netted the usual sum. Respectfully submitted Mrs. Fred Witt president Rosary artery Lloyd Cox president Men's Club Harold Calligan president Young People's Club

St. Mareavet’s Rolfe and Vicinity Fred Witt Rosary Artery Lloyd Cox Men’s Club Harold Calligan Young People’s Club

R E A Plant to Be Dedicated on Labor Day

A Labor Day dedication planned for the Rural Electric Association plant at Powahontas on September 6 includes an electrical exhibit, a concert by the Manson band and Timboldt marching band, speeches by Donald Kirkpatrick and John McCamody, plus open plant tours and county music acts at the court house grounds.

Powahontas Odo Aleady Hase Manson Court House Macahontas PhD Timboldt Llumboldt Farm Bureau F.C. Gilchrist Pocahontas

Harvest Home Observance At M E Church

The Methodist church invites members and friends to a Harvest Home service next Sunday to give thanks for bountiful crops. Offerings of fruit vegetables grains and flowers will be brought to the church. offerings may be delivered Saturday for altar display. A Harvest Home supper with fried chicken is planned in the basement next Tuesday evening as advertised in the Arrow.

Methodist Church Adb Ehtres the Arrow

Jordan Dies From Burns After Work Accident

John Jordan died Monday at Lutheran hospital in Soart Dodee from severe burns suffered August 22 while working on a R. oR. AL Hine near fotfe. He is 29, married, lived at Nevala, and employed by Marshall Mleetrie Co. Body moved to Marshalltown for funeral services.

John Jordan Fotfe Lutheran Soart Dodee Mr. Jordan Nevala Marshall Mleetrie Co Marshalltown

Woman's Club to Open New Year With Reception Meeting

The Woman's Club will hold a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Minnie Javsis home to welcome new members. The executive board oversees refreshments and a Japan talk by Mrs. Lee Butler. Members are urged to bring a new member to join.

Choice Woman's Club Minnie Javsis Lee Butler Japan

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