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Oh, Frank, don't go like that she cried but I had no heart to prolong my torture in her presence. I closed the door and stumbled through the drifts toward Fourteen.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1926
Page
2
Oh, Frank, don't go like that she cried but I had no heart to prolong my torture in her presence. I closed the door and stumbled through the drifts toward Fourteen.
A Christmas wedding unfolds in Spoof’s crowded shack with Jean Marjorie Jack and Frank amid laughter and present chaos. The ceremony proceeds after a playful minister and a reluctant license debate, ending in a simple exchange of vows and gifts as friends toast the couple.
Migs Joyce Clarke of Terril enjoyed a weekend visit with friends and relatives in Havelock. She returned to Terril Sunday with Mr and Mrs Luther Miller and Mrs S H Gill. Holy Week services are planned at the local Methodist church Tuesday through Friday evenings. Mrs Ed Meredith, recently ill, is not yet improving as hoped. City election results were due Monday but not available in time for this week. Ray Grover, an Emmetsburg business caller, visited last week. Milton Hilton left Tuesday to resume work in Forestburg South Dakota after visiting family and friends.
The Salvation Army runs a Rescue Home and Maternity Hospital in Des Moines aiding Iowa girls. Brigadier Elizabeth Caldwell leads, with new facilities and medical care. Funds from Pocahontas county home service appeal support the Des Moines home and broader welfare work statewide.
Shoppers and callers visit sites in Emmetsburg Pocahontas Laurens and nearby towns. The body of Mrs. Aaron Johnson arrives from Jackson for funeral services at the M E church with interment in Washington Cemetery. Reverend Wilson Gow officiates. An obituary appears on this page.
Julia Hannah Sprague Johnson was born September 7, 1845 in Pengan New York. She passed away March 20 1926 at the home of her daughter in Jackson Minnesota after an earthly pilgrimage of eighty one years six months and thirteen days. She married Aaron Johnson on June 4 1865 in Albany New York.
In probate with the district court of Iowa Pocahontas County the executrix Mary J Williams 502 is appointed and qualified for the estate of Anton Williams deceased all debts to the estate must be paid and any claims presented as required by law dated March 12 1926 Mary J Williams executrix of said estate
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