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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
6
High school class officers elected with Bernard Sanden as President and George Marine as Vice President. James Teith treasurer with Mable Nielsen as Class President. Vernon Marine named president and Dale Spencer as president in another list. Evelyn Sernett and Howard Spencer noted among officers.
Social notes from Havelock and nearby towns list visitors at the Gruver and Mason homes, road trips to Pocahontas for air shows, church gatherings in Algona, a moving picture lecture, library book changes, and local business trips. Residents move into homes on wheels while local contractors prepare to pave in Kossuth county.
Mrs. Will Goodchild hosted a Sunday luncheon in Laurens for her granddaughter Miss Cleo Hopkins who departs for Iowa City to begin nurses training. Attending were L. J. Hopkins family, Fred Goodchilds, Ed Hagermann group, Will Hansen and Veley of Cylinder, Will Goodchild and son Billy of Curlew.
Margaret Quade daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Quade sustained a painful mouth wound when a lead pencil's eraser dropped to the floor and the pencil point pierced the roof of her mouth as she reached for it.
Spencer Tuesday and a large group including Harry Herscher O D VanHorsen C Cornwell H Gibson G Plantz Earl Sandy R Gruver and many others attended the Clay County Fair week event. Jock Womans Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Martin Larson home with no June or July meetings and a large attendance enjoyed lunch served by Mrs Larson and hostess Mrs J B Sheldon.
A Sunday family gathering at the Will Pirie farm brought together 31 relatives. Attendees included G. L. Pirie Sr. and family, G. L. Pirie Jr. and family, Fay Pirie and family, Ernest Meredith of Plover, Stewart Pirie of Ware, and Richard Hersom of Mallard with their families.
Mr and Mrs Eldon Buck visited relatives in Becker Minnesota when a horse crossed the highway forcing a collision with their Chevrolet coupe. The car was badly damaged and Mrs Buck sustained an injured ankle.
Edge accompanied by G. A. and H. D. Gruver motored up to attend the Spencer Fair. The trio traveled together and planned to participate in events at the fair.
A splendid Have- gathering of the Woman's Club drew members to the rooms for a congenial session. Members enjoyed socializing, sharing plans for community projects, and electing new officers for the coming season.
Miss Laura Hjelm has resigned her position as first grade teacher in the Havelock Consolidated school to take effect next month. She has taught here for several years and is popular with pupils and patrons of the school. Subscribe for The Arrow NOW.
An agricultural ad urges farmers to use the right worming preparation this year. It highlights a full line of Dr. Salsbury Worm Caps and flock wormers available for cattle and poultry operations.
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