Theobald Wins Narrow Golf Tournament Victory
Theobald edges Colebaugh by a narrow margin with a final score of eighty four over eighteen holes, earning low nine hole score of thirty nine. The event featured prize awards and handicaps, with Theobald praised for consistency and sportsmanship while Colebaugh faced late-day fatigue from a demanding schedule.
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Ei uDy
Theobald
Colebaugh
Etersons Clothes Shop
Naclee Pharmacy
Robi. Hunter
Leland McIntire
Rolfe Golfers Defeated in Webster City Match
The eight man Rolfe Golf Club traveled to Webster City Monday for a Boone Valley Golf Association match. E S Colebaugh and E L Hollis were outplayed by two sixteen year olds while Taylor and Arch Mather each earned points for Rolfe. Webster City took the cup by 19 points. Rolfe may withdraw from the association due to long drives.
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Rolfe Golf’ Club
Webster City
Boone Valley Golf Association
E. S. Colebaugh
E. L. Hollis
Guy Butler
Gene Parriott
Z. T. Carroll
Geo
Theobald
W. Taylor
Arch Mather
Hollis
Colebaugh
Taylor
Rolfe
Engle Grove
Woman's Club Opens 1922 23 Season With Meeting
The Wo man s Club opened its 1922 1923 season at the I. E. P. hall with about sixty members present. Mrs D W Trick reported on her Chautauqua trip and the National Biennial. A welcome was given to new members, a social hour followed, and a fine lunch was served. the club began the season strongly.
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Woman’s Club
I. E. P. Hall
D. W. Trick
Chautauqua
N. Y
Reception for Teachers in Rolfe Friday Evening
The annual community reception for teachers, organized by the Woman's Club, will be held at the K P hall in Rolfe on Friday evening September 15. Parents and patrons are invited as these get acquainted meetings help teachers perform their work. The Excelsior Society A Division will serve on the church lawn Wednesday afternoon September 12.
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P. Hall
Rolfe
The
Excelsior Society
Gordon Glasscock
W. P. McIntire
Amicks Entertain Former Des Moines Township Teachers
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Amick hosted Thursday evening dinner for four former Des Moines Township teachers who stayed with them while teaching at D.M.T. two years ago. Guests included Miss Gallery of Winthrop Miss Jarard of New Sharon Miss Ruth Webb of Rolfe and Mrs Jens Thompson of Rolfe. Gallery and Jarard left Saturday to begin teaching duties in Mitchell South Dakota and Hawarden Iowa respectively.
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Perry Amick
Des Moines ‘Township
D. M.T
Gallery
Winthrop
Jarard
New Sharon
Ruth, Webb
Rolfe
Jens Thompson
Mitchell, S. D
Hawarden
Towa
Doris Arlene Vaughn Wins at State Fair
Doris Arlene Vaughn daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Vaughn won first place in the rural girls class for ages twenty four to thirty six months at the Iowa State Fair with a score of 95 5 in a competitive field. Community notes mention Sorosis and Pythian Sisters events and a local accident involving Klein Jr whose clothes burned and skin injured in a motorcycle incident.
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Doris
Arlene’. Vaughn
Arthur Vaughn
Charlton
Mesdames
F. B. Chariton
T. D. Jones
Guy Graham
W. W. Wheeler
Pythian ‘Sisters
Jkensington Avill
A. R. Graham
L. M. Graham
Robt. Klein Jr
J. J. Kempker
Carroll
Frank Nacke
Rolfe
Stunday
West Bend Park
Capt
Kenebeck
Murvill Carroll
Plover Boys
Siberia
Klein
Thurlow Seifert
Orr Tr Chautauqua Meeting Announcement
Tuesday evening at eight o'clock on Sept. 19 the Orr Tr Chautauqua hosts a meeting at Ward Ferguson's office. About 115 people signed up the guarantee for next year, urging individual attendance to ensure the event's success and emphasize team work.
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Ward Ferguson
Community Picnic Highlighted By D M T Club Event
D M T Community Club holds a picnic at the D M T school grounds with 10 am plowing tests, a noon dinner, afternoon athletic contests including D M T versus Rolfe, and a speaker. Husbands and wives display handiwork. a crisp social time promised.
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D. M. T. Community Club
Presbyterian Church Notes Revival of Fall Services
The note reports a strong Sunday attendance with returning absentees and new teachers joining. Regular services resume next Sunday including Junior GC at 3 PM, with mid week service returning Thursday night. The youth social is postponed again but may be rearranged. an updated date will be announced.
Rolfe Band Project Gathers Steam With New Players
Roles in the Rolfe band move forward as about twenty five players now train, eight of them new. Vicchi invites all instrument players to a Sunday session at the Red Cross room to review instruction and recruit more members for a potential top state band.
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Rolfe
Vicchi
Red Cross
Everett Moon
Byron Cleitch
Paul Brinkman
Eugene Clarke
Audrey
Jim) Wilson
C. J. Shimon
Isabel Bruce
Lucile Green
Melvin Thompson
Gordon Siefkin
Vera Smith
Eldon Olevich
Ruby Green
Jerald
Moon
Lehnus
Homer
Haringer
Clarence
Peterson
Thomhone—Sterling
Ritchey
C. W. Watts
Elvina Peterson
Dorothy Pearce
M. L. Dingman
Bob Bass
Harviss F. Thomas
C. B. Bowen
DeWayne Thomas
Fred Kirkpatrick
Catherine Hollis
Cornet
L. S. ‘Sargeant
Robert Hunter
Mr. Kennedy
Clayinets
Marion Bruce
Carl J. White
Paul Kauffman
Amy Ireland
Issie Kane
Forrest Grant
Jas. Cornwell
P. B. Kelts
Myron Cook
C. T. Olsen
O. N. Cook
Lawrence Wheeler
J. Rollin Grant
Daphne Malcolm
Lawrence Larson
Valve
A. G. Hille
J. T. Grant
Jo¢e Biedermann
Coal supply outlook amid mine readiness and rail delays
The coal situation shows mines ready to run at normal capacity but rail bottlenecks limit shipments. High prices are possible as mines incur overhead while preparations and five months of lost wages press owners. Demand persists with priority orders to docks and lakes. a 200 million ton production shortfall exists and stocks are near nil. Cooley weather is approaching.
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Deal
Trains 3 and 6 May Be Restored Says Eagle Grove Opinion
The Eagle Grove notice argues railways should restore the afternoon trains 3 and 6 after thirty years of operation and cites high rates and poor service as cause for decline. It urges rate reductions to revive passenger traffic and ends with a family outing report to Lake Minnetonka.
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Eagle Grove
North Western
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Lester-Hunter
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Heobald
Golfers
Woman's Club Meeting
U. S
First National Bank
Rolfe, Iowa
Bank OF the People
Amicks
Doris Arlene Vaughn
D. WM
Jas. Kelts
B. FP. Showers
Fort Dodge
C. M. Patterson
Bessie
Owen Patterson
Rockwell City
R. BE. Flickinger
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Christian Endeavor
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Minn
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Ane Bruce
James Bruce
Joseph McEwen
D. D. McEwen
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