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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1939

Page

3

Des Moines Two Area Social News Report

Bir and Mrs Casper and many locals visited relatives and friends across West Bend Gilmore Osage Ames and Des Moines in a weekend of hosting dinners visits and school events. D. M. T. 4 H club met at Ronald Spencer's with sixteen boys present. Loren and Ronald Spencer returned from Ames after kittenball. Clarence Kirchner funeral attended by Kirchner family and friends. Several family visits and travel to Cedar Falls Phoenix Ames and Fort Dodge noted along with local birthdays and hospital notes.

Bir Henry Schmidt J. M. Perkins West Bend Marnie Stevens Jefferson Schmidt Carl Hertz Joe Oskaloosa Arthur Vaughn Mr. Hertz Wm. Sennett Eldon Ed Pechan Pocahontas Louise Vaughn Ann Siddick Osage D. M. T. Boosters Ronald Donald Spencer Loren Thompson Ronald Spencer Ames Frank Hronek John Lawman Orville Dan Deviney Rodman Harry Spencer Donald Howard J. A. Biederman Betty Eddie Lee Wm. Spencer Gilmore Ernest Vaughn Divona Cedar Falls Ervin Bargman Whittemore Bargman Mr. Lawman Harvey Sharp Ray Sharp Hans Nielsen Aroie Wilson Livermore Thursy Lyle Kilbourn Emmetsburg Art Hansen Bendixen Wm. Schrier Elda Peterson Jimmy Cruickshank Rutland Mary Rutgers Phoenix Arizona Elwin Hansen Alfred Breiholz B.C. Rudolfson Albert O. J. Cruickshank John Engesser Engesser Roberta Cruickshank Clarence Heathman Donald Sharp Forest City Loren Pease Fort Dodge Wilma Struthers Jane Ralph Jens Thompson Lois Carpenter Glen Carpenter W. Weaver O. W. Weaver Jake Hoefing John Price Boone Chet Carpenter Martin Kirchner Martin Louis Kankakee John Kirchner Melvin Kirchner Earl Young C. W. Wiberg Esther Mr. Larsen Chicago Victor Hermansen M. H. Anderson Fenton Louisiana Jessie Henderson Helen Beevers Orange Texas Johnnie Davidson Hardin San Tibbitts Michigan North Dakota Arthur Nepkin Cannon Falls Minn Lucile Tibbitts St. Paul Leslie Struthers Mrs. Struthers John Young John Moore Ottosen Mabel. Mickalek Leonard Maasdam Lutheran Hospital

Hawkeyes Begin Practice as 50 Gridmen Report

Over 50 players including 20 lettermen gather at the University of Iowa on September 11 for the first football practice. Eddie Anderson enters his first year hoping for a solid starting unit but with a thin line. The Hawkeyes open the eight game schedule against South Dakota on September 30 hoping to play disciplined football and possibly surprise top opponents.

University of Iowa South Dakota Eddie Anderson Iowa Hawkeye Iowans

Learn A Little Study Club Hosts Teacher Reception

The Learn A Little Study club held a reception for high school teachers in the school auditorium Friday. Supt. G. L. Sanders introduced faculty from first to eighth grade, with readings and musical numbers by Nona Redmayne, Helen Beneke, Dorothy DuBois, and Paul Van Alstine. A handshaking contest and a luncheon followed.

Learn A Little Study Club Franklyn Majorowicz Supt G. L. Sanders Dorothy Miller Clarine West Eleanor Olesen Doris Ann West Hazel Knapp Helen Gilchrist Sue Alice Rector Bertha Stebins Frank Marcus Nona Redmayne Helen Beneke Dorothy DuBois J. H. Pollock Yesteryear Paul van Alstine

Plover Church Announces Schedule and Historical Society Meeting

Plover Methodist Church outlines Sunday services and budget due dates with pastor E Redmayne. The Powhatan township Historical Society plans a Sept 28 meeting at Plover lumber office to recruit members and create a county vault of family records.

Plover Methodist Church E. Redmayne Epworth League C. E. Miller A. J. Eppelsheimer Arthur M. Johnson Roy Simonson Harvey W. Mickler Powhatan Township The Historical Society

Two Auto Accidents Reported In Local Area

Two automobile accidents were reported last week. James Gretcen headed north from Plover and Mrs. Lloyd Fultz with her mother Mrs. M. I. Helvig traveled west. the intersection collision damaged both cars but injured none seriously. Alfred Bergeson, following a track in Livermore, struck a stopped truck. no serious injuries.

James Gretcen Plover Lloyd Fultz M. I. Helvig Alfred Bergeson Livermore Bergeson

Bride Ferris Malcolm Weds Donna McCreary at Bradgate Church

A wedding at Bradgate Methodist Church united Donna McCreary and Ferris L Malcolm in a Sept 3 ceremony. The bride wore white satin with lace. attendants included Virginia McCreary and Keith Cooper. A reception followed at the McCreary home for 50 guests.

Bradgate Methodist Church Donna McCreary Inga McCreary Ferris L. Malcolm Gilmore City L. A. Malcolm Virgil Williams Rex McCreary Leonard Seaman Jens Peterson Virginia McCreary Keith Cooper Ames Harold Knight Kenneth Wagner Mason City Marjorie Wolcott McCreary Minnesota

Local School Closes Early Amid Heat and PTA Meeting

Afternoon dismissal due to heat. PTA to hold first meeting at the schoolhouse Monday evening led by Mrs Burton Jacobson. Rebekah lodge met with eleven members approving books and a quilt donation. Updates on illness, carnival plans, and local moves from Mason City to Gilmore City are noted alongside a weekend river picnic.

Burton ‘Jacobson Rebekah Lodge Rebekah Assembly Clark Mason City Minnesota Gilmore City Leonard Lindsey Dick Higgins Rolfe

Students Emerge in New Work Study Program

A fragment notes about sixty students engaged in a work study effort. Kann says the initiative began during the first phase and aims to provide hands on experience while supporting ongoing projects.

Duri Tug ” Kann

University of Iowa Holds Early Course Selections for 1939-40

Saturday briefing notes that University of Iowa students will choose from 45 departments in 1939 40, with more than 600 expected for the first meeting October 14. The program aims to attract students who can live in Iowa City, drawing applicants from within 157 miles.

University of Iowa Iowa City

Wrong Way Tourists Misled About Direction

Two women drivers at a service station realized they were 8500 miles from New York and in the wrong direction after asking for directions. The confused travelers discovered they were actually a town away and heading the opposite way.

Lisha Tial New York Towa

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