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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1938

Page

5

Rolfe Edges Humboldt in Low-Scoring Victory

Rolfe's football team defeated Humboldt by a narrow margin last Friday at Humboldt field. Rolfe broke the drought with a late goal and a key interception by Rolfe to seize the lead for good. The win marks Rolfe's first victory over Humboldt in ten years amid comments that Humboldt lacked offensive punch and the Rolfe defense shut down much of their offense.

Itheife High Humboldt Rolfe Hubbard Eye Georges Jick Millard Hansen Cox T Mgnwoll Fallbink Tutt Whack Ve ‘Cox Subis D. Cornwell Faux Lo Rand

Tuesday Club Met At Everson Home

Members of the Tuesday club met for a 1 o clock luncheon at the home of Mrs G A Everson to begin the season. Four new members joined as Mrs Henry Olerich welcomed the group. A piano solo by Mrs C J Morrison and a talk on foreign cookery from Philadelphia were featured. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Hattie Hauck on Sept 27.

G. A. Verson Mesdames Grant Johnson Guy Smith Henry Olerich J. R. McIntire Marion Bruce N. J. Bixler C. J. Morrison Sven Philadelphia Hattie Hauck

K MET AT HOME OF SLADYS EPPELSHEIMER 4

K club met at the home of Mrs Gladys Epplesheimer August 1 with Mrs Elnore Hen ricks assisting. Twenty three members and eight guests attended. Next meeting planned for September 28 at Mrs Neva Twigg's near Ayrshire with Mrs Gerald Foust assisting. Members will meet at Mrs Gerald Foust's Plover home at 1 pm then go to the Twigg home.

S. K Gladys, Tpelsheimer Elnore Henricks St Mary Twigg Ayrshire Neva Twigg Gerald Foust Plover Twigg

No School Tuesday Due to Teacher Institute

School will be closed next Tuesday to allow Acilty members to attend a teachers institute in Storm Lake. All concerned please note this notice.

Storm Lake

Garfield Township 4-H Club Hosts September Meeting

The Go-Getters 4-H club held a Saturday session with Melba Ader as hostess. The program covered fire hazards and mountain ballads discussed by Margaret Brinkman and Winifred Brinkman. Bey Gly DeWolf spoke on vaccination importance, with Bitty Rosenchonberger attending as guest.

Garfield Melba Ader Margaret ‘Brinkman Bey Gly DeWolf Winifred Brinkman Ryl White

Republican Broadcasts Schedule for Iowa Stations

Public invited to listen nightly from Tuesday to Saturday to the Iowa Republican radio program on WMT KSO and KMA from 8 to 8 15 PM. Effective Monday Sept 26 the program moves to Monday through Friday same hour. Tune in tonight and every night it airs.

Iowa Republican WMT KSO KMA Republican State Central Committee

Legion Officers Elected at Local Post Meeting

Local American Legion post reelected all officers at a Tuesday meeting on September 6. Officers named include Commander K. E. Stallcup, Vice Commander W. L. McIntire, Adjutant M. M. Burroughs, Sergeant at Arms Arch Mather, Finance Officer M. W. Webb, Historian Claude Hicks, Chaplain W. Tompkins, and others.

American Legion KE. F. Stallcup W. L. McIntire M. M. Burroughs Arch Mather M. W. Webb Claude Hicks Co. W. Tompkins

Rally Day at Methodist Church

Sunday rally day program at the Methodist church begins 10 a.m. with George Lehnus presiding. The service includes hymns 445 and 435, scripture from Deuteronomy, prayers, lectures on church school advancement, presentation of certificates, rally day offering, and closing hymn 278 with benediction.

George Lehnus Methodist Church Dale Hewlett Clarence Tompkins National Church School Advance Thomas Diggs Conrad Majorowicz

Home Project Group Showcased at State Fair Booth

The Pocahontas county Home Project Group presented a Child Care and Development exhibit themed You cannot change your child's heredity but you can shape his destiny at the state fair. The group earned a white ribbon for overall results with honorable mention for the special feature. Mrs. A. A. Brinkman organized the Des Moines display and led during the fair. Mrs. Jay Ryan chaired the Cummins group and managed the one day exhibit. Mrs. A. G. Hille accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hille to Fort Dodge and then Kansas City after a two week stay in Minnesota.

Home Project Group Pocahontas County A. A. Brinkman Des Moines Jay Ryan Cummins Group Booth

Wolkenhauer Nets Second at Cherokee Plowing Contest

Edward Wolkenhauer placed second in the 2-bottom class at the 30th Pilot Rock plowing match in Cherokee after winning at Pocahontas August 19. He totaled 89 points of 100 in a large field while Robert Graham of Cherokee won the 2-bottom class and the sweepstakes with 89 percent.

Edward Wolkenhauer Pocahontas Pilot Rock Cherokee Wolkenhauer Robert Graham

Rain Drought Prophet Allegedly Drowned Amid Floods

Local inquiry seeks to locate a man who two and three years ago warned of ongoing drought and crop failure. He reportedly disappeared near his home amid two weeks of heavy rain that contradicted his gloomy forecast.

Fireworks Display at Clay County Fair Promises Spectacle

Secretary J H Peterson announces a large fireworks show at the Clay County Fair featuring comedy cartoons, ground mechanical effects, and dazzling devices each evening. The spectacle includes bombshells, futuristic wheels, whirling dervishes, Niagara Falls illumination, and hanging festoons, aimed at both children and adults.

Clay County Fair J. H. Peterson Niagara Falls Peterson

P. A. E. Club Meets at Mrs Peterson Home

The P. A. E. club held its regular meeting Friday at the home of Mrs. J. P. Peterson. Guests included Mrs. Roy Mentzer of Burbank California Mrs. Martin Christensen and Corthia of Laurens Mrs. Hilber of Gilmore City Mrs. John Dahl and Mrs. Nels Ryen. Miss Mabelle Ryen a bride to be received a gift for her new home. A Mr. and Mrs. Ora Young welcomed an 8 pound boy born at Fred Witt home Tuesday evening. Mrs Witt caring for mother and baby. The Youngs have two boys and one girl.

P. A. E. Club J. P. Peterson Roy Mentzer Burbank Calif Martin Christensen Corthia Laurens Hilber Gilmore City John Dahl Nels Ryen Mabelle Ryen Ora Young Fred Witt

A L D Club Opens New Year with Luncheon

The A L D club began its year with a 1 o'clock luncheon at Mrs H D Brinkman's home. Hostesses were Mrs A V Graeber and Mrs H L Sawyer. The three course luncheon used two large decorated tables. The retiring president presided until the newly elected president took over.

A. L. D. Club H. D. Brinkman A. V. Graeber H. L. Sawyer G. B. Palmer E. P. Lomen Irene Peterson Grant Pollock

Guest Day Observed by Presbyterian Church Mission Society

The mission society will hold its annual guest day at the regular meeting on Wednesday September 21 in the church. A one o'clock luncheon will be served. Women from nearby Presbyterian churches are invited and those attending should reserve with Mrs. B C Ruddfgson. The C B Chapmans arrived in Los Angeles last Friday after stops at Denver Salt Lake and Boulder Dam.

The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church B. C. Ruddfgson C. B. Chapmans Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake Boulder Dam

4-H Club Exhibits Win At State Fair

The Pocahontas 4-H demonstration team and members from Garfield gain multiple awards at the state fair including spice rack blue ribbons for Beverly DeWolf and Winifred Brinkman, and blue awards for Mary Margaret Brinkman, ghost board, conservation posters, and a personal expense book.

Beverly DeWolf Garfield Winifred Bringman Mary Margaret Brinkman Beverly de- Wolf Winifred Brinkman Garfield Go- Getters ‘Club

Daffy Drivers Under Fire From National Safety

A biting critique targets Mr Fault-Finder from the microscope squad, labeling him a roving ambassador of ill will. The passage accuses him of hypocritical driving standards while he overlooks his own faults at the wheel.

Microscope Squad

News Of Interest From Arrow Files 1933 Roundup

A column of brief notes from Rolfe, Iowa listing visits to Denmark, local pioneer tales, and small town happenings. Items include Jens Johansen departing for Denmark after weeks here, ducks at the city park pond, Rolfe’s Bum Committee distributing 20 cent shopper orders, indictments for murder in 1928, poultry shed updates, bakery oven upgrades, and various local births, deaths, frost reports, and travel departures across years 1913 to 1933. The entries capture community life, weather cues, and informal local incidents.

Jens Johansen Denmark Rolfe

Promotion Club Today Meeting Notice

Regular noon gathering of the Promotion club with L. R. Davidson as chairman urged for attendance.

Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Bixler Home

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Friday at Mrs. N. J. Bixler's home with Mesdames Christiansen, Rogers, Jones assisting. Devotions were led by Mrs. L A Rogers. A playlet God Be Praised was presented by Mesdames Ted Hewlett and H L Sawyer. Mrs. Emma Day reviewed mite-box achievements as dues payable luncheon planned for next month.

Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church N. J. Bixler Martin Christensen L. A. Rogers T. D. Jones God Be Praised Ted Hewlett H. L. Sawyer F. L. MacVey Emma Day

Farm Home Meetings Planned Across Pocahontas County

A series of afternoon farm home meetings for Pocahontas county homemakers will begin September 27 in eight sections. County plans will be finalized at a September 20 committee meeting hosted by county chairman Mrs. A. A. Brinkman. Ruth Seaton Hicks and Mrs. Brinkman will present the home economics extension program and its benefits to all rural women.

Pocahontas County Ruth Seaton Hicks A. A. Brinkman Brinkman Hicks

Vacancies in Army Posts at Hawaiian Islands

The U S army recruiting officer in Des Moines Iowa has authority to enlist five Iowa men for service in Hawaii. Two vacancies are in the infantry at Schofield Barracks on Oahu. Two more are in the coast artillery at seacoast forts. The remaining vacancy is for the medical corps at a post or Tripler General Hospital Honolulu.

U. S. Army Des Moines Iowa Hawaii Paradise Pacific Infantry Schofield Barracks Oahu Coast Artillery Corps Seacoast Medical Corps Army Tripler General Hospital Honolulu

Ricklefs Family Holds Sunday Reunion at Twin Lakes

The Ricklefs family reunion at Twin Lakes State Park drew 50 attendees for a noon picnic and afternoon entertainment. Attendees included A R Ricklefs of Manson and six of seven Ricklefs brothers with their families from Rolfe Palmer Manson Glidden Gilmore City and surrounding areas.

Carl Ricklefs Ernest Ricklefs Tom Dana Manson la Verne Kenning Glidden Herman Ackerman Gilmore City Emma Ackerman Harold and Eleanore Leithke

Beam Family Reunion Held At Marshalltown

Mrs E W Wilson and grandson Stanley Lawson attended the Beam family gathering in Marshalltown Sunday. J F Kestler of Belmond drove the group to Rolfe then Belmond for a brief visit before joining the reunion. The annual event, first held after the passing of Dr EB Wilson, included a memorial program with a nephew Hal Kestler’s eulogy read by Rev Clark Crowell. About sixty Beam family members attended the gathering.

E. W. Wilson Stanley Lawson Beam Marshalltown Hal Kestler Belmond Clark Crowell First Baptist Church of Cedar Falls

Death Toll From Rolfe Homes Claims Two Men

J. B. Nunamaker died Sunday at his Rolfe home after a six day illness. He leaves a widow, two sons, two daughters, and eight grandchildren. George Sheeley died Thursday at Cherokee after a long illness. funeral was at McIntire Funeral Home. He is survived by his widow and five children. An obituary appears elsewhere in this issue. Beatrice Munson teaches center school in Garfield township. Robert Hunter's family took Mary Jane to Des Moines for Drake University entry. F. E. Grant and others attended Leo Julius funeral at Fort Dodge. Mrs. Grant returned with them.

Rolfe John Gunderson George Sanding Alex Barker Grandma” Brown Wm. Porter J. B. Nunamaker Nelson Nanamaker S A George Sheeley Cherokee Iowa McIntire the Arrow Beatrice Munson Garfield Township Robert Hunter Mary Jane Des Moines Drake University F. E. Grant Beverly J. T. Grant J. R. McIntire Leo Julius Fort Dodge

DuBois Courts County Sheriff Bid From Plover

R E DuBois of Plover seeks Republican county sheriff seat this fall. Longtime resident, eight years as mayor, 18 years in the area, farming earlier and 15 years in local business. He and his wife have four children, two sons who completed prep school and attended college.

R. E. DuBois

4 H Club Members Attend State Camp Near Boone

Virginia Buckwalter of the Swan Lake Cloverleaf club and Roger De-Wolf of the Garrick Hustlers boys club attended the state conservation camp at Mitigwa near Boone from September 8 to 11. They had earned county contest wins in August. The camp accepts 48 girls and 48 boys statewide who have shown conservation work.

Virginia Buckwalter Swan Lake Cloverleaf Club Roger de- Wolf Garrickd Hustlers Mitigwa Boone

Bread truck overturns after gravel spill near Telmer Lime driveway

Jolliffe's bread truck struck loose gravel Saturday morning, hit a post, and tipped on its side near Telmer Lime's driveway. Both men in the truck escaped serious injury. Also noted: Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Grant visited Cherokee, Mrs. Fee broke a wrist and thumb, and Mr. Fee remains in poor condition after a paralytic stroke.

Jolliffe Telmer Lime J. T. Grant W. H. Fee

Legion Auxiliary Met Last Monday at McIntire Home

The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Leland McIntire's home with Mrs. Fannie McIntire Miss Betty McIntire and Mrs. Martin Christensen assisting. Mrs. Marvin Burroughs reported on the state convention in Waterloo. Mrs. B F Showers sang a solo. Mrs. Fred Witt received the birthday gift. A two course supper was served. The October meeting will be at the Staileup farm home.

American Legion Auxiliary Leland McIntire Fannie McIntire Betty McIntire Martin Christensen Marvin Burroughs Waterloo B. F. Showers Fred Witt Staileup Farm

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aboldt Esday Everson Sladys Eppelsheimer Bitty Rosenchonberger Arrow Legion A. G. Hille Karl Hille Kansas City Minnesota Clay County A.l.d.club DAFFY National Safety Grouch Arrow Files J. W. Arnett Clarence Coffin Frank Jarvis C. C. Hansen Charlton & Bowen Chas. Knutson Rollfe George F. Smith Rochester Emmet Meech Kent Main Street Leigh Butler Walnut Cove N. C Chicag Promotion Club L. R. Davidson Hawaiian Islands Ricklef Beam Family Reunion Iness R.E. DuBois Legion Auxiliary
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