Easter Services and Community Notes at Bradgate
Bradgate Methodist Church announces an Easter program at 10 30 next Sunday with an especial Easter message in the evening. Bradgate Baptist notes Rev Evert Looney and an Easter sermon Sunday evening. Sunday school begins April 4 with Kenneth Crow joining the orchestra on mellophone. Local residents and visitors are mentioned with small notices of calls and visits.
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Bradgate Methodist Church
C. E. E Nelson
Kenneth Crow
Bradgate Baptist
Evert Looney
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Local items from Rolfe area report visits and events
Charles Fuller returned home from Omaha on Tuesday. Mrs. Alex Coffin underwent a successful operation in Des Moines. Mrs. Clyde Kelsey and children visit the R. S. Mather home near Rolfe. Chet Brooks of Webster City was a business visitor. Mrs. Lucy Parsons and her children stay with her in Rolfe. The Ladies Aid Society sold out at the Methodist Church apron sale. Mr. Rossing of Rutland and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blake visited Rolfe. Mr. Scheler of Laurens conducted business here. Mrs. Andrew Kramer visits Rutland. Mrs. Roge Adams improves from illness. Mr. Percy Kagenson and Miss Anna Norton wed at the M. E. parsonage with Rev. Ellefson officiating. They plan to live near Thompson after April 1. Mr. Burrows visited Fort Dodge. Geo. Lovrien and Erie Bellows from Humboldt attended to business. Mrs. Charles Tilton and Irma shopped in Rolfe. John Corzette bought a new Ford via Tilton agency. Merle Weaver and Chase Reynolds were Rolfe visitors. Miss Martha Oleson returns from Bilaworth for spring break. Miss Inga Peterson visits Rolfe. Miss Ryen from near Rolfe stays with Will Bowen. Ray Seaman visits cousin Leonard west of town. Rasmus Hemmerson makes a business trip to Michigan late week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fuller
Omaha
Alex Coffin
Des Moines
Clyde Kelsey
R. 8
Mather
Rolfe
Chet Brooks
Webster City
Herbert Blake
Scheler
Laurens
Andrew Kramer
Rutland
Roge Adams
M. E. Parsonage
Thompson
Mr. Burrows
Fort Dodge
Geo. Lovrien
Erie Bellows
Humboldt
Charles Tilton
Irma
John Corzette
Ford
Tilton
Merle Weaver
Chase Reynolds
Martha Oleson
Bilaworth
Iowa
Inga Peterson
Ryen
Will Bowen
Ray Seaman
Leonard
Community notes and school drive in Gowrie area
Local items report visits and travel of residents from Gowrie and nearby towns including Gowrie, Rolfe, Humboldt and Des Moines. Highlights include a Young People class party, Royal Neighbors luncheon, community support for school improvements, agricultural classes preparing meadow and farm plots, and monthly attendance figures across Primary to High School.
County schools form to promote declamatory and athletic work
About two weeks ago a county organization of schools was formed to promote declamatory and athletic work. Members include Laverne Renwick Livermore Humboldt Gilmore City and Bradgate. A county contest and field meet are planned with the event at Humboldt on Friday afternoon and evening April 30. A preliminary declamatory contest will select two representatives. A home track meet is set for April 23 or 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradgate
Sharp
Laverne
Renwick
Livermore
Humboldt
Gilmore City
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D. M. Clow
Lowa
Melson & Dickey, Props
H. P. Schoonover & Co
Bradgate, Iowa
John ‘H. Gangsted
Chris Peterson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chas
Frank Doe
Anna Seaman
Thos
Tojliffe
Geneva
John ‘Anderson
San Francisco
John Sampson
Rasmus
Hemmerson
Michigan
Prof
Gunnerson
Gowrie
M. E
Mrs. Seifert
D. R. Ben
Mr. Stover
Lighter
Conrad
Wallace
Bert Milott
Vera
Nellie Bowen
Nelson
Agnes
l'Unique
John Anderson
Frank Caywood
Carroll
Jack Henderson
Mary O'Conner
Board of Education
THE
Rolfe Nursery
M. B. Haskin
Prop
NOWAS
E. L. Hollis
State Savings Bank
North Presbyterian Church
Florence Fuller
Offic Rolfe
Co. H. Moon
First National Bank
J.H. Allen
C.D. Atkinson
Allen & Atkinson
Pocahontas
H. C. Barnes
Chicago Veterinary College
H. W. Lyon
E. Buxbom
Plasterer and Mason
Towa
P. A. McCray Rolfe
Rolfe, Lowa
Sherman Hog Greaser
EE. Wilcox, Rolfe, Low
Arnold, ‘Pa
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