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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1934
Page
2
Himmy Barnett and his famous band from WNAX perform tonight. Tickets cost 34 cents for ladies and 63 cents for gents plus tax. Local venue advertises a lively show with familiar performers.
Rolfe residents host guests of the Welch and Harris households. Local visitors include Hille, Ransford, and Karl Hille in Caldwell, plus Foust and Ottozen couples. University students and townsfolk travel for exams, Easter visits, and family gatherings with Krier, Graeber, and Hudson families prominent.
Roy A. Johnson announces candidacy for renomination as Pocahontas County Auditor under the Republican primary on June 1 1936. He pledges to stand on his record and seeks support and help from voters. The section also notes various local social and visiting movements among residents in nearby towns.
Rev Clarence W Tompkins leads Sunday School and morning worship at the Pocahontas Methodist Church. The choir will present The Seven Last Words cantata. Epworth League events feature Miss Virginia Vaughn theme How Can the Older and Younger Generations Get Along Better and an Epworth Rally at Bradgate. Anniversary Night April 26 invites guests. Epworth Cabinet meets April 19. Missionary talks and offerings planned with speaker Miss Bowles May 3 and meetings at the parsonage Apr 17 and 19 }).
Paul Muni headlines the Story of Louis Pasteur with Anita Louise and Donald Wood in the April 22 to 25 program. Also featured is a Movie Sweepstakes event at the theater.
Rev H A Sinning outlines morning worship at 10:00 and Sunday school at 11:10 with a sermon on The Witness of the Women. Evening service at 7:30, Junior Endeavor 2:00, Senior C HE 6:45. Classes for all ages, welcome readers. A magazine feature on a divorce story appears in Chicago Herald and Examiner.
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