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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1937

Page

2

Sunshine brings changes for Rolfe merchants and area news

Sunshine shifts town news as Lars Tiegland from Marshall Minnesota visits family in Rolfe and county education official Alice Cole reviews county affairs. Local social notes report hospital recovery for Mrs T O Lowry and a farm visit by Ster and Mrs H A Sinning. Community scenes include visits from Mrs Jus Hurley and Will Smetzer’s illness and recent travel by Mrs Thornton and family.

Lars Tiegland Marshall, Minn T. O. Lowry P. M. Pepor Alice Cole Rolfe Merchatdts Rolfe Ort Dodge Ster H. A. Sinning Lannox Sinning Shere South Dakota Stes Shirley Thornton Charlotte Thornton Fort Wedge Mrs. Thornton

Local Social and Congregational Notes From Nearby Towns

Mrs G B Palmer visited Fort Dodge for several days last week. Rev C W Tompkins attended the Methodist quarterly conference at Webster City earlier this week. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at Mrs Fanny McIntire's home instead of Mrs W L McIntire's as announced. Rumor says Rolfe liquor store plans expansion by taking space from Perigal's clothing shop. Mrs Ed Gerotte and her children from Heron Lake Minnesota called at the Chas Hurley home. Mrs Gerette is Mrs Hurley's sister.

G. B. Palmer Fort Dodge C. W. Tompkins Methodist Church Webster City American Legion Auxiliary Fanny McIntire W. L. McIntire Rolfe Perigal Ed Gerotte Heron Lake Minn Chas, Hurley

Sweet Shows Sold After George Sweet’s Death

An item in multiple papers reports that the George Sweet shows will tour Iowa again, but a Humboldt letter from Mrs. Sweet’s friends denies she will run the business. The note says she will sell equipment and the Sweet shows are off the road. A cast member plans to buy the outfit to travel under a different name.

George Sweet Rolfe Iowa Mr. Sweet Sweet

Sprout Potatoes Warm Up Seeds for Early Emergence

BE Baber, associate professor of vegetable crops at Iowa State College, advises warming seed potatoes to 60 to 70 degrees for 10 days to two weeks before planting to speed up sprout emergence. Sprouts not started should be warmed. those already started need no warming.

BE. K. Haber Iowa State College Ames

Tricks In Rice Cooking For Fluffy Separate Grains

Nutritionists explain steps to avoid gummy rice. Use two quarts of boiling salted water per cup of rice, wash grains, add gradually, boil gently, and drain in a colander. Rinse, steam over hot water to finish and separate kernels.

Dessert not a reward at Iowa State College nursery school

Iowa State College nursery teachers view dessert as part of a balanced meal not a prize for finishing. Younger children 2 learn to eat with simple habits while 3 to 5 year olds practice social table manners. good habits are praised to encourage proper eating.

Jimmy Mother Iowa State College

Card of Thanks from Mrs. T. C. Lowry

Mrs. T. C. Lowry thanks friends for flowers cards and letters sent at home and during hospital stay.

T. C. Lowry

Poultry Industry and Its Midwest Impact

Frank Priebe explains how the poultry packing and ice shipment enabled a national market, creating jobs across towns near packing plants and boosting rail and ice trades. Modern methods now use box packaging, refrigeration, and ready to cook chickens, making prep faster and expanding demand.

New York Conan Middle West Frank Priebe

Meal Planning for the Whole Family

Ruth S. Hicks, home demonstration agent, urges Pocahontas county farm women to plan meals in advance to save time and fuel. She advises using complete baked dishes, smart combinations, and an emergency shelf for last minute meals, ensuring calcium and iron for all ages from grandmother to a 1-year-old.

Pocahontas County Ruth S. Hicks

Eggs are cheap and plentiful protein food

Mrs. Ruth Seaton Hicks promotes eggs as a complete protein source with iron and phosphorus in the yolk. She notes eggs aid growth and digestion, recommends daily amounts for different age groups, and suggests varied slow cooking and new recipes to prevent menu fatigue.

Ruth Seaton Hicks

Towns cash farm income hits peak since 1930

The report shows the town’s cash farm income for 19236 reaching its highest level since 1930, highlighting a notable earnings surge for local agriculture and related businesses.

Epworth League Leads Sunday Service Theme on What Jesus Stood For

The Epworth league will be led by Evelyn Howlett as the second in a series on What Jesus Stood For. The Missionary society meets next Friday at Mrs. R. C. Grant's home with hostesses Mrs. John Nelson, Mrs. Virgil Roberts and Mrs. G. B. Palmer assisting. The board plans a Wednesday pot luck supper at Randall Melson home for business and recreation, April 14.

Epworth League Evelyn Howlett Jesus the Missionary Society R. C. Grant John ‘Nelson Virgil Roberts G. B. Palmer Geo. Smith Thos, Diggs Day John Gunderson Uncle Remus Randall Melson

Rolfe School Recites Poems and Notes From Class

Rolfe school notes describe first and third grade activities including poems recited by Anna May Larson Virginia DeVaul and Jackie Gustafson Shirley Marchant and Dick Lanning singing. Reports mention new students visitors plant growth doll Mary and a new boy Carl Hartman moving to Rolfe.

Anna May Larson Virginia DeVaul Jackie Gustafson Shirley Marchant Dick Lanning Bobby Nelson Joann Mary Carl Hartman Rolfe Lorimer Sally Webb Christibel Bregotti Missouri Marilyn Ragan Mary Fuller Carla Bixler Eldon Cox Vera DeVaul Joe Ferden Clyde Gist Cleo Hansen Doris Harmon Richard Johnson Marjorie Ann Jones Harry Learned Harry Murray Richard Phillips Ruth Point Eugene Sennett Paul Sinek Billy Snook Carl Wheeleter John Wiegman

New York Experiment Station Develops Tomato Variety Nystate

The New York experiment station unveils a promising tomato variety named Nystate. Breeding aims to improve yield and disease resistance for home gardens and commercial growers.

New York Experiment Station

Presbyterian Church Seeks Strong Attendance for Sunday

Reverend H A Sinning prepares sermons for the regular worship and 10 o'clock service. Sunday school meets at 11 10 with the Pioneer club at 2 pm for the second study on Developing the Christian Life. The Christian Endeavor society gathers at 6 45 pm to discuss Gods Thoughts to Us. Teachers meet at 7 30 pm to review the recent survey results. Ladies Excelsior Society plans its April 14 session at 2 30 pm in the church parlors with business items on the agenda.

Pioneer Clib Pioneer Club Christian Endeavor Society Ladies’ Excelsior Society

Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services and activities

Pastor J O Wangberg presides at Trinity Lutheran Church with Sunday School at 10:00 a m Morning Worship at 10:45 a m Luther League at 8:00 p m Catechism class meets Saturday at 2 p m at the church Wednesday April 14 features Mrs Ed Twigg The Christian Endeavor Times quotes If you want to know God you must obey Him and love Him you must trust Him Business in general shows an upward trend during February.

Trinity Lutheran Church J. O. Wangberg Luther League the Missionary Society Ed Twigg Christian Endeavor Times

Lutheran Church Schedule and Activities in April

The Lutheran church lists activities led by Pastor George Robertson including Sunday school and Bible class at 10:15, choir practice at 8 p.m. at the parsonage, a Ladies Aid meeting April 14 at Mig Guy Kerns, and Luther leagues at 8 p.m. April 15. God’s word has no substitute. attend church regularly.

Ladies Aid Mig Guy Kerns Luther Leagys God’s Word

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Golfe Local News Jus. Hurley Walter Worthington, Min Chas. Hurley Wm. Beck Armstrong Pootal C. A. Nieswine Paul Marsch Becks Vaan Cook Fullerton Lumber Rolfe, Ta Fullerton Rolfe, Iowa ARROW Frank Priebes T Letter Methodist Episcopal Church Clarence W. Tompkins R. H. S. Arrowlet Rolfe High School Nevada T. D. Jones Russell McIntire Robi. G. Hunter Alta Hewlett Anderson Keith Rickard P. J. Riches Victor Shimon L. M. Graham Robin Mather Janice Wiegman Bessie ‘Taylor Agnes Simonson M. K. Houseman Royal Typewriter Service Patsy Hurley James Hauck Arrow Adlers Ernest Benson Pocahontas Endgate My Place Leo MacVey Edie Wilcox Jr B. G. Behrendsen Gilmore City Brady’s R. G. Isacksen W. F. Woodin Lutheran “Church George ‘Robertson B. & B. Dairy B & B Dairy Rolfe Rickard’s Hardware Rolfe Town G. C. Harris Rolfe, Towa
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