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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1932

Page

4

September club and meeting list from Pocahontas area notices

Sept 15 to Sept 28 community group meetings listed. American Home Club at Brinkman home. Luther League pistal at Mrs A Simonson. American auxiliary at Mrs George Olson. Chapter FR P. meeting with Mrs Glyde. Nora Orkman Home Furnishing lesson at Pocahontas courthouse assembly room. Presbyterian Missionary Society at Mrs C M Patterson. Rolfe Business Men's Club luncheon. Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid at Mrs Richard Hovland. joint D M T and Garfield Township Farm Bureau at Earl Chambers. Home Furnishing Project lesson at Mrs Grant Pollock Rov e. A L D Club at Mrs C P Lathrop. Tuesday Club at Mrs B S Bryson. Methodist Ladies' Aid Kensington at church parlors.

Brinkman Par Fisher Luther League Simonson George Olson George Olson, Election ‘Members Will Please Note Anger In Meeting’ Place. Wesday Nora Orkman Court House Pocahontas Presbyterian Missionary Society C. M. Patterson Garfield Township Farm Bureau Earl Chambers Nora Workman Grant Pollock Rove A. L. D. Club C. P. Lathrop B. S. Bryson Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society Kensington

Reception for Teachers of Rolfe Public School

Members of the Rolfe school board and their spouses hosted a reception in the school gymnasium to honor the faculty. Performances featured Gordon Hoard and his octet with saxophone numbers, vocal solos by Ruth Webb and a quartet, and duets by Mr and Mrs J R McIntire with daughter Mary Frances at the piano. The evening included socializing, light refreshments, and playful get acquainted games led by Arthur Evans and Carroll Lane.

Board of Education Rolfe Public School Gordon Hoard Ocestra Paradise Gordon Donald Davidson Harold Heard Oswald Pattee Grace McEwen Arlene Cook J. R

Excelsior Society Meeting Highlights Program and Guests

The Excelsior Society met at the Presbyterian church parlors with a program including a Yellowstone trip talk by Mrs. C Paul Carlson two piano numbers by Miss Miriam Ives a vocal by Miss Mary Shriner and a group selection by the ladies quartet. Refreshments were served by the B Division. Twelve Rodman guests attended. The society planned hosting Fort Dodge Presbytery in late September.

Excelsior Society Presbyterian Church Ark C. Paul Carlson Yellowstone National Ark Miriam Ives Missary Shriner C. B. Bowen C. J. White Marion Bruce J. R. McIntire F. E. Grant

Presbyterian Church Notes Rev C Paul Carlson

Sunday schedule lists morning worship at 10 00 a m Sunday School 11 16 a m Christian Endeavor 7 00 p m Evening worship 8 00 p m Missionary Society meets at Mrs C M Patterson home next Wednesday afternoon Christian Endeavorers attend Hampton Conference this weekend Attendees urged to notify Miss Helen Brinkman Many attended last Sunday night and returned praise Gordon Siefkin to Oxford England quotation from Bryant and scripture references included

Christian Endeavor the Missionary Society C. M Bryant

Farmers of County Meet and Resolve to Aid Agriculture

A Pocahontas county meeting brought farmers to the courthouse with brief notice to express views before a Sioux City conference. Congressman Fred C. Gilchrist outlined federal farm measures, others spoke, and a ten member committee met Governor Turner at Manson to present resolutions including an embargo proposal, which the governor opposed. Sioux City drew a large turnout, matching Lindbergh era crowds.

Court House Pocahontas Paul Revere Sioux City Turner Fred K. Hawley Qwenn Norman Norland Hawley Fred C. Gilchrist Congress Mr. Gilchrist F. K. Hawley C. B. McCartan A. B. Shaw W. W. Harris J. D. Fitzgerald Roy Coulias R. M. Evans J. W. Loots Fred Hauswi Lindbergh Atlantic

Nain Lutheran Church Notes Schedule

Rev. L. H. Kjoller leads services at Nain Lutheran Church with Danish language morning service on the first Sunday each month. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening Service at 8:00 p.m. Mid week Prayer Meeting Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. English services otherwise. Rolfe community urged to attend as scheduled unless announced.

Luther League

Family reunion at Sioux City train station

Randall Melson and his daughter Miss Betty met their daughter and sister Miss Mary at the Sioux City train Tuesday afternoon. Miss Mary has been working for the Stanley Hotels Corporation in Estes Park Colorado all summer and will have only a few days vacation before returning to studies at Morningside College in Sioux City.

Randall Melson Miss Betty Sioux City Miss Mary Mary Stanley Hotels Corporation Estes Park Colo Morningside College

Business Men of Rolfe Form Luncheon Club

Fifty five Rolfe business and professional men and women attended a meeting that formed a luncheon club independent of national organizations. Committees chose C W Siefkin as chairman and Jas Sennett as secretary, with dinners planned biweekly or monthly and a second dinner set for Thursday September 22.

J. C. Damborg C. W. Siefkin Jas. Sennett Aurelia E. C. Lighter Rolfe

Children Under Thirteen Free at Clay County Fair

Clay County Fair Association executive committee agreed on price reductions for this year. Children thirteen and under will be admitted free each day, a move expected to benefit many families. Last year about 8,000 paid twenty-five cents, and in 1930 admissions exceeded 15,000.

Clay County Fair Association

Leadley Sentenced Five Years For Assault With Intent

Clyde Leadley, a hammer artist, appeared before Judge DeLand Tuesday on an assault with intent to maim charge. At the last moment he changed his plea and was sentenced to not more than five years in the Anamosa penitentiary. The outcome credited to his attorney’s framing of the indictment.

Clyde Leadley Hammer E. J. Struthers DeLand Anamosa Leadley

Harvest Home Festival Ties Strength to Church

The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev. T. S. Bassett reports a successful Harvest Home Festival with strong donations and volunteer effort. Upcoming events include sermons on The Church and the School and What Time Is It, the Fourth Quarterly Conference on Sept 16, and Ladies’ Aid Kensington on Sept 28. Yearly officers were re-elected: President Mrs. Ernest Vaughn, Secretary Mrs. A. A. Firkins, Treasurer Mrs. C. G. Jolliffe.

Friends c Herbert Clegg Kensington Ernest Vaughn A. A. Firkins C. G. Jolliffe

Richmonds Leave for Chicago Visit via Des Moines

Mr and Mrs Marvin Richmond depart for their Chicago home on Tuesday planning a stop in Des Moines to visit friends along the route.

Marvin Richmond Chicago Des Moines

First Home Furnishing Lesson Starts September 19

Miss Nora Workman will lead the 1932 1933 Home Furnishing course for Pocahontas County women. Lessons include chair caning refinishing textiles and block printing with daily sessions at Laurens Library Fonda Court House Pocahontas Palmer Rolfe and more guidance on assembling materials.

Nora Workman Pocahontas County Miss Workman United States C. B. McCartan Pocahontas Fonda Fair Grounds Court House Frank Hoefing Palmer Grant Pollock Rolfe

D M T and Garfield Farm Bureaus to Meet Jointly

Mr and Mrs Earl Chambers host the Des Moines and Garfield township Farm Bureau gathering at the Garfield township center school. The program led by Mrs Clarence Jensen includes a musical reading by Mrs Ernest Vaughn a vocal solo by Mrs Grant Johnson a talk by John Swalin Master Farmer and other numbers. Everyone is invited to attend.

Earl Chambers Garfield Township Center School Des Moines Garfield Township

P T A School of Instruction Sets Sessions in Emmetsburg

Mrs E C Roe national field secretary of the National Parent-Teachers Congress will lead sessions at Emmetsburg high school on September 17 with leadership and county organization discussions in the forenoon and an inspirational address Finding the Way Together in the afternoon. Five hours of lectures, certificates for full-day attendees, and no fee. Mrs M P Summers Iowa Congress president will attend.

E. C. Roe Denver Colo Emmetsburg

Trinity Lutheran Church Weekend Schedule and Socials

Rev J O Wangberg leads Sunday services at Trinity Lutheran Church with Morning Worship at 10 45 and Luther League at 8 00 pm. The Ladies Aid meets Sept 22 at Mrs Hovland’s country home, and the Luther League social is Sept 16 at Mrs A Simonson’s. a Tuesday Club meets Sept 27 at Mrs B S Bryson's. Byron Olerich departs for Ames after farewell chicken dinner for GE employees.

Ladies’ Aid Society Richard Hovland Luther League A. Simonson The General Electric Co Schenectady New York

Gordon Siekfin Tells Of Church Life In England

Gordon Siekfin describes English church life and Sunday observance in England and abroad. He notes Oxford’s limited Sunday amenities, quiet towns, and restrained commerce and recounts experiences in Sicily Granada and Spain. He discusses church structure, appointments, tithes, and the mix of High and Low rituals.

Gordon Siefkin England

Cleghorn Couple to Wed at Spencer Fair

A Cleghorn Iowa couple will marry on the final Spencer Clay County Fair night, September 24, during a lavish ceremony in the Exposition with Miss Marjorie Smith and Gunner Oesterling. Rev C Roll will read the ceremony as music from Youngs Passing Parade of 1932 accompanies the wedding. The couple will honeymoon in Chicago and settle on a peony farm near Cleghorn.

Cleghorn Clay County Spencer Marjorie Smith Gunner Oesterling C. Roll Church of Christ Young Cherokee County Chicago Clegorn

Auto-gyro to Appear at Fonda on Sept 16

The Good News IIL auto-gyro will perform at the Pocahontas County Fair in Fonda on Friday afternoon September 16. It is due at 2:00 p m and will fly an exhibition on the fair grounds infield. Pilot Gatschoet will command the craft arriving from Waterloo after a forenoon exhibition.

Fonda Des Moines Register & Tribune Gatschoet Waterloo

Interesting East Trip Taken by Mrs Butler

Mrs. W. S. Butler returned from Courtland New York after a three week visit with her daughter Mrs Haydy Olmsted and family. She toured Syracuse Cornell College Ithaca and Virgil the 100 year old town behind David Harum. She noted a big New York fruit crop and traveled home via Niagara Falls Chicago and Canada with Mrs Earl Bausserman and Raymond Benoit accompanying.

W. S. Butler Courtland N. Y Haydy Olmsted Butler New York State Iowa Greyhound Niagara Falls Canada Chicago F. J. Goldthorpe Earl Bausserman Gilmore City Bausserman Raymond Benoit Gilmore Cty

Rolfe Local News Items Show Social and Travel Notes

Miss Lola Srouse and Isabel Amick attended a Spencer school for telephone operators. Rolfe callers included the Comer, Snyder and Thompson families. J E Schnug visited Dows and his son Dr E J Schnug’s home. Elmhurst Illinois visitors arrived to see Mrs Metha Peterson and relatives. Sorensen and Majorowicz families traveled to Manson to visit W E Thorson. A Pocahontas wall coverings demonstration drew Rolfe attendees led by Mrs Arthur Vaughn and others. Tuesday Club hosted by Mrs Etta Symes with several hostesses and out of town guests F E Duroe and Mrs Harry Burmeister. Gordon Siefen spoke on economics.

J. E. Schnug Dows E. J. Schnug A. R. Sorensen Elmhurst Ill Sorensen Metha Peterson Peterson Alta Irene A. A. Firkins LeRoy Mellicker E. H. Clarke Zelda and Nannie Snyder Etta Symes B. S. Bryson Frank King Geo. O. Hauck J. C Damborg C. B. Fuller Jr C. Paul Carlson F. E. Duroe Terris Harry Burmeister Des Moines Eee Economics Gordon Siefin

Cross fragments computed to build 300 Columbus ships

The Cross pieces in all exhibits are calculated as sufficient to construct 300 ships like those Columbus used on his voyage to the New World.

Columbus New World

Also Mentioned on This Page

Excelsior Society Meeting Presbyterian Church Notes Nain Lutheran L. H. Kjoller Methodist Episcopal Church T. S. Bassett Epworth League D. M. T. and Garfield Farm Bureaus P.T. A. School OF Instruction Trinity Lutheran Church J. O. Wangberg Church of England Oxford London College Club Germany France Sicily Granada Spain Altho Archbishop of Canterbury Prince of Wales Rome Austria John the Baptist Spencer Fair Lola Srouse Isabel Amick T. P. Comer Lola Snyder Belle Thompson Plover
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