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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1933

Page

2

Christian Endeavor to Meet in Rolfe September 23 24

Rolfe hosts the 14th Annual District Christian Endeavor Convention on Saturday and Sunday September 23 24 with about 200 out of town guests expected. Speakers include Rev Paul Shedd and Lawrence Bush, with music from Miss Mary Shriner and local orchestra. Host churches invite visitors from fifteen counties and local families offer lodging.

Cople Rolfe Storm Lake Lawrence Bush Christian Endeavor Milwaukee Christian Hampton Harvey Fohner Laurens McMican Fonda Presbyterian Church M. D. Anderson Carroll A. Lane C. Paul Carlson Mary Shriner Rolfe Christian /Endeavor Dickinson Emmett Kossuth Clay Palo Alto Buena Vista Humboldt Calhoun Webster Wright Franklin Hamilton Hardin Pocahontas Presbyterian Baptist Congregational Friends C. P. Carlson Grace McEwen Excelsior Society

Maurice Flury Dies After Long Illness at 72

Maurice Flury, 72, died Thursday, Sept. 7, 1933, at his north Humboldt home after a long illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at St. Mary’s Church. He was born Oct. 11, 1854 in Alsace Lorraine and later served in the German army. He emigrated to the United States at 22, living in Caberry and Rolfe before moving to Humboldt. He is survived by his widow, a daughter, and a sister in Muelhausen France. Several Rolfe residents attended the funeral.

Maurice Flury Humboldt St. Mary’s Catholic Church O’brien Mr. Flury Alsace-Lorraine Germany United States Caberry Josephine Rapp Rolfe Flury Ray Himrod Muelhausen F Rance Joe Meisenbach LE. Conran Albert Jensen Lester Fargo Sarah Meisenbach

Rolfe and Humboldt Meet in Season Opener at City Park

Rolfe and Humboldt high schools clash Friday at City Park with a 4:00 p.m. kickoff. Rolfe keys include Capt Lok erse and Brinkman at halves, Keith Rickard at fullback, Edward Kober at quarterback, with Wie gert Olerich and Russell Stein among starters. Humboldt boasts a heavy line and a fast backfield as both teams seek early-season momentum.

Rolfe Humboldt Lokerse Brinkman Keith Rickard Edward Kober Wiegert Olerich Russell Stein Calligan Hoard Jean Wiegman Edward Green Kenneth Maassen Leo Shelgren Junior White Perry White Melvin Heller Rolfe City Park

Legion Auxiliary Meets In Rolfe With Jon es Election

The American Legion Auxiliary unit met in Rolfe with hostesses C W Watts Louis Paulson and EK W Wilson. County president Mrs Jones reported on the 13th State Convention in Sioux City and officers were elected including President Mrs Marvin Burroughs and Secretary Mrs Floyd McCain. An ovation honored retiring president Mrs R E Ferguson and a lunch followed.

American Legion Auxiliary A. A. Richmond C. W. Watts Louis Paulson EK. W. Wilson Ernest Struthers W. M. Quigley Marcella T. D. Jones Sioux City Jones Rolfe Pocahontas Marvin Burroughs W. L. MelIntire Floyd McCain Sargeant-at-Arms H. C. Lawson R. E. Ferguson L. A. Rogers A. V. Perigal

Rolfe Seeks Bank With Fort Dodge Investor Support

Frank Sharon of Fort Dodge met Rolfe Promotion Club bankers Monday to discuss a proposed local bank. He offers to furnish half the capital if local partners raise the rest, with no final decision yet but hope for a bank soon.

Frank Sharon Fort Dodge Rolfe Rolfe Promotion Club Sharon

Boxing bouts teased at new venue this Friday night

Fans are invited to register interest with Mike Stoner Pinky Webb or The Arrow office before Friday to box at a new venue with potential bouts lined up for Saturday night.

Mike” Stoner Pinky” Webb Arrow Office

Duck Season Opens October First With Reduced Limits

The article announces the duck season from October 1 through November 30. Daily limit drops from 15 to 12 and possession limit falls from 30 to 24. It notes some duck types become illegal to kill and urges readers to subscribe to The Arrow NOW.

Musical Talent On Public Stage Invites Community Attendance

A community concert presents choirs and soloists from Rolfe and Laurens including Maxine Spencer Rolfe piano Rachael Wiegman Rolfe piano Louise Vaughn and Annabelle Brinkr with Beethoven Schumann Chopin and Spaulding selections. The public is very cordially invited to attend.

Maxine Spencer Rolfe Jean Graham DeVonna Vaughn Schumann Rachael Wiegman Willard Klein Louise Vaughn Miss Whanel Spaulding Charlotte DeGroote Annabelle Brinkr

Rolfe Promotion Club discusses bakery, banking and safety

The Rolfe Promotion Club heard C. G. Jolliffe praise for his bakery and community role. Charles Watts reviewed banking conditions, noting credit constraints. A nightwatch study and recruiting efforts were set, with a September 21 meeting led by Jolliffe.

Iowa Board Recommends Pocahontas Street and Sewer Projects

The Iowa Public Works Board backs thirty eight projects totaling 2 742 771 dollars with 30 percent government grants and the rest as loans. Pocahontas has two items: paving the main street at 25 939 dollars and sewer and water work at 2 755 dollars. Delays likely as approvals and contracts await national action and spring postponement looks probable.

Iowa Public Works Board Pocahontas Highway Commission National Board

Dutchman and bank check tale prompts cashing of dividends

A tale of a Dutch man who rushed to a bank to cash a check during a run but declined to take his money. Cliff Howe asks State Savings Bank dividend recipients to call in and cash their checks, announced Aug 1, and many have not yet claimed them.

Cliff Howe State Savings Bank Howe

Rolfe Local News Items Highlights Sept. 22 Carnival

The Rolfe column notes a school carnival date set for Friday, Sept. 22, with details to come. It also covers social visits, a Laurens Municipal Band concert, the A L D Club meeting on Sept. 26, a mishap involving Miss Marietta Spence injuring her ankle, and local receptions and club activities.

Watson Beam California Boss Hull M. P. Hancher P.T. Hanlon Emery Ed Bachman Manson Thos. Hancher Des Moines Harriss F. Thomas Laurens Laurens’ Fine Park Thomas Genial Emil Olson Rolfe Gordon Hoard Donald Eikenberry Laurens Banch O. U. Cook L. A. Rogers Y. S. Bassett C. P. Lathrop Leonard Smith Marietta Spence Fort Dodge County Superintendent of Janice Cliff Howe Pocahontas Public School Iowa Health Parent-Teacher Association of Marshal Lewis Dotson Green M. T. Blessing M. D. Anderson C. W. Siefkin Frank King C. B. Bowen Geo. O. Hauck A. G. Hille H. F. Olerich Marion Bruce

R H S Class Officers and School Activities Noted

The senior and junior high classes at R H S elected officers and sponsors. News covers speech classes starting, football preparations for Humboldt game, band and instrument lessons, physical education, ninth grade enrollment, Cicero studies, Beowulf study, and various grade reports including geography and arithmetic progress.

Billy Brinkman Grace Thompson Secy Treas Wm. Longnecker M. D. Anderson Vernon Harmon Harold Hoard Kelmer Peterson Edna Marcum Billy McIntire Eldon Obrecht Gwendolyn Nelson Helen Tiedeman Lawrence Kennedy Irene Witt Janice Wiegman Mpongor Misgee Hendrickson R.H.S Hendrickson Marsh Graham Wanda Peers Evelyn Brock

Life's Players Hold Winning Hands Across The Game

A reflective piece notes that every participant in life encounters moments of success. It suggests resilience, perspective, and timing determine when one holds a winning hand in the ongoing game of life.

Community Notes and Visits Around Fort Dodge

Various local visits and illnesses are logged as Mrs. Frank Kirkpatrick returns from Huntington. Mrs. B A Ford visits from Jefferson while Mrs. B A Peterson improves. Dinner guests include the Ferguson and Wiegman families with the Fitzgeralds. Arlington trip for extended family. Visitors from Perry arrive for several days in the Dawson home. I E Wilcox recovers from an appendectomy. Ducks briefly occupy the kittenball pond until the tile opens and the pond disappears. The Methodist church votes to return Rev T S Bassett. Rosary Society hosts Mrs James Sennett with a gift presented. Youth activities include a reception for Rolfe rural teachers. pageant “Challenge of the Cross” presented at service.

Guy G. Butler C. G. Jolliffe Rinkman Gowie McIntire C. H. Tollefsrude Butler Cora Lighter Ivey J. C. Damborg Obrechts Pivately Op W. D. Hauck Laurens Rev. T. S Rolfe Jolliffe NRA T. S. Bassett C. W. Siefkin J. T. Grant R. G. Hunter M. W Webb Bert A. Peterson Chas. E. Watts Pocahontas Charley Watts Watts J. H. Brinkman C. L. Gunderson E. Eikenberry J. C. Sennett M. W. Webb Frank Kirkpatrick Huntington W. Va B. A. Ford Jefferson O. B. Fuller Jr B. A. Peterson Earl Ferguson Lois Jean Janice Wiegman Frank Fitzgerald Fort Dodge Earl Fisher Leland Manley Arlington S. C Myron Manley Alvin Iverson Marilyn Ann Ellen Goli Perry Wis G. A. Dawson Minnesota South Dakota I. E. Wilcox Alfred Gadd Herbert Clegg Rosary Society St. Margaret’s Catholic Church James Sennett C. E. Calligan Sennett Methodist Church D. M.T Lois Jessie Brinkman T. D. Jones Barbara Melson Lucile Marie Wheeler Prella Mae Brinkman Theo Gasell

Pioneers of Health Save Lives Through Discovery

A study of notable figures shows their work reduced mortality by identifying diseases and preventing them. Modern populations now enjoy longer, healthier lives thanks to these ancestors' discoveries.

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Knights of Road Make Rolfe Work for Food

Fall brings more Knights of the Road to Rolfe as residents report increased door calling. The Bum Committee feeds two to three men weekly and directs others to work for 20 cents in food vouchers. Marshal Peterson assigns jobs for an hour before food, and cooperation with housewives aims to curb the nuisance. Residents say the rail line area sees frequent visits, with refusals prompting threats or requests for help. Renters are involved and outcomes depend on self-help tasks.

Rolfe Promotion Club Bum Marshal Peterson Frank J. Nacke Marshalltown

Spencer Fair Draws Crowds With Debut Auto Racing

Thousands expected at the Clay County Fair as advance grandstand reservations top prior years. Secretary Dailey notes improved outlook with families planning vacations and Tuesday Kids Day offering low prices. Auto racing debut on Tuesday features Sig Haughdal and other Spencer stars attracting clerks and business visitors.

Clay County Dailey Spencer Sig Haughdal

Excelsior Society Social After Amy Ireland Recital

The Excelsior Society hosts a social evening in the Presbyterian church parlors after Miss Amy Ireland's recital on September 14. Home-made ice cream and cake will be served and all are invited.

Community groups announce meetings through September and October

Local notices list gatherings at multiple homes and venues from September 14 to October 9. Groups include Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid, American Home Study Club, Garfield Township Farm Bureau Unit, M E Young Women’s Club, Chapter FA P O, Presbyterian Missionary Society, Trinity Lutheran Missionary Society, Tuesday Club, A L D Club, 4 H Club, D M T school carnival, American Legion Auxiliary, with venues spanning homes, city park, and local churches.

Trinity Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society Simon S. Simonson Ruth W. Brown H. F. Olerich American Home Study Club C. L. Gunderson Garfield Township Farm Bureau Unit Jas. E. de Wolf M. E. Young Women’s Club Ernest Vaughn Glyde Brinkman Presbyterian Missionary Society Minnie Jarvis Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church George Sanding C. P. Lathrop Garfield Township Clarence Heathman American Legion Auxiliary W. M. Quigley

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Legion Auxiliary Meets Rolfe Presbyterian Church Miriam Ives Buena Vista College Woodworth Margaret Ann Peterson Beverly Grant Sheila Jolliffe Mathews March of the Little Sages Betty Seifert Parkinson Norma Lee Robinson Fred Allen Laurens Tiana Nightengale Weber Traumerer Rolf Baines Williams OI Gold Arlene Cook Rolfe ‘Bone Donald Davidson Nan Morningside College Wenrich Lulu May White Jano Adelaide Claussen Esther Simonson, Rolfe BOARD Miss Donica Evans Anderson Spotvold Helen Johnson Marathon Cicero Cataline County Institute R.h.s.news Betty Boles Alvin Riches Brandeis Phyllis Perrin Arlene Brock Knights of Road Spencer Fair
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