01 Aug 1957
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1957
Page
1
A long list of local social visits and gatherings features Ronald, Alan, and Raymond Dayton visiting, baptisms of Cynthia Curry and Paul Erick with the Dayton family present, and multiple relatives staying with Humboldt and Algona households. Several trips to nearby towns, church events, and neighborhood happenings are recorded, including hospital news and a jury of local kinship events.
Pastor O M McQuary states no Sunday School or church services on August 4, with full services resuming August 11. Reminder that the Goodwill truck visits Rolfe August 22, bags for collection available at the parsonage and requests not to call the truck to homes.
Irving N. Tange leads Sunday School and Bible Classes followed by Morning Worship at 11. A church picnic is at noon at the DMT school. St. Paul’s invites all members and friends. Family Bible Camp Week at Lake Okoboji August 11 18 invites consideration. contact the pastor for details.
The Derby was first established at Epsom Downs in England by the Earl of Derby in 1780, marking the birth of a famed horse race.
The St Pauls Church circles held regular meetings on Wednesday with Rachel Circle at the Martin Peterson home and Mary Martha Circle at the church. Ruth Circle gathered at Mrs. Ralph Larson’s with 16 present. Dorcas Circle enjoyed a park family picnic. Joan Shelgren received a bridal shower hosted by relatives in Gilmore City with out of town guests. WSCS met at the Methodist church parlors and other social events were noted.
An old advertisement touts Black-Draught as overnight relief for constipation and sour stomach. It claims gentle, thorough relief with no harsh cramping, available in powder, granulated, tablets, and syrup forms for children with a honeyed taste.
The Hudson family thanks friends and neighbors for help baling hay and straw and storing it in the barn. They express deep appreciation for the assistance and support.
Sally Hopkey injured her right foot when her toe became caught in a rotary power mower. She was transported to a hospital with a broken toe and a laceration.
Beryl and Dennis Schoon express gratitude to all who sent cards and gifts while in Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge. Joseph Turner 40 near Neola was killed by lightning July 3 while hoeing weeds with his eight year old son in a corn field. the boy was uninjured.
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