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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1939

Page

4

West coast trip recalls Hazel Knapp and Hanisch sisters

Hazel Knapp and Minnie and Matilda Hanisch return from a three week journey across twelve states to Catalina and West Coast destinations. The report notes travel mishaps, family visits, and community updates as residents recount events from the summer season.

Hazel Knapp and Hanisch Sisters View West Hazel Knapp Minnie Matilda Haniseh West Coast Catalina Memday Minnie Haesa Soon City Uel D.C

Willing Workers Supper and Youth Meeting Planned

In August a Willing Workers supper is set for Thursday evening at 5:30 featuring scalloped potatoes, vegetable salad, baked macaroni with hamburger, sliced tomatoes, rolls, pickles, berry pie, jelly and coffee. Cameron Van Alstine will lead the Young People's meeting on "A Christian Can Be Depended Upon."

Cameron van Alstine

Plover Methodist Church announces services and budget appeal

Plover Methodist Church EK. Redmayne, Pastor speaks at Sunday School 10 a m and Morning Worship 11 a m Epworth League 7 30 p m. Pastor’s topic Life's Graduation. Church year ends. budget benevolence subscriptions welcomed. if all partake, causes will not be burdensome.

Plover Presbyterian Church Young Peoples’ Circle J. M. Ayres Wisconsin Plover Methodist Church EK. Redmayne Epworth

Corydon Man Recalls Serpent Swarm in Trees

J. E. Grismore of Corydon says he saw hundreds of snakes in trees near Lineville by a limestone ledge. He insists he did not drink anything stronger than water and reports the unusual sight as a hibernation site for reptiles. The Corydon Times-Republican notes it as his story, not the paper's.

J. E. Grismore Corydon

Fatal Kerosene Fire Claims Local Woman Near Alta

Burns from a burst kerosene stove reservoir killed Mrs. G. A. Johnson of near Alta after she tried to move the blazing container outside. She died the next day from severe burns sustained in the incident last week.

G. A. Johnson Alta

Tractor hits live wire causes severe burns near Lakota

Dwight Smith of near Lakota drove his tractor over a live wire on a farm last week. He was unconscious for several hours and suffered severe burns after the rubber tires insulated the wheel set while the shovels in the ground formed the contact.

Minnesota Okoboji Lakes George Ande Farm Elmer Nicol BR. F. Buck Marjory Anne Dile Fort Dodge Elde Heathman Kermit Lighter Jean A. G. Heathman Fort Dodger LaVon Heathman Warren Heathimd Ames George Radner Oakland Satcha Rorscsen Esther Peters AQ Smith Herki George S. Henderson George T. Pirie, Jr Curtis Jones Henderson Tims Nore Aostpperat A. M. Hoff Mer N. E. Mearer C. R. Henderson Lone Rock Wooy. Frye W. S. Hendricks A. Parradee Fyde. Broadwell McT. Welvig Black Arth Wis Helvig Clara Norslund Woodrow Otvo Chirenes Sroufe Gilere City New Geo. Bush Brainard Minn J. J. Garlock Hoyt Wonster City California Agnes Garlock Res Walter Rothwell Mieke Aue Barn Hen. Rothwell Presbyters Church Presbyterian Church B. A. Pringle Storm Lake Pringle W. K. Smith John Verrigo Clyde Jackie Reyman Laurens KK. J. Struthers Rolfe Raymond Hendersons Gerald Foust J. J. Pavik Lawrence Amboy Charles Pavik Clarence Roberts A. L. Roberts Heaven W. T. Buchanan C. Fh. Miller OQ. N.D. Miller Chicago Rollie Miller Royal Dorothy Miller Cedar Falls James Clark Gladbrook W. EF. Hofert Carol Jen Lehnus George Lehnus Charles Lehnus Roy Simonson Edward Lehnus Hattie Pearl Lehnus Richard Milton Meyer Sioux City Sioux City. Mrs. Lehnus M. I Alvin Enge Ule Grove Stanley Richey Somers Sunray Fred Read Huningcoun W.va Mars RoR.t Hauek Kelse Everett Shaw Mallard Earl Young Harold O'Neal Donna Jean Robert Earl Firkins Bertilda Murphy Jons George Shaw Iowa City Phillip Weiland A. J. Shaw Lawrence Flaherty Charles Pocahontas Fred B. Smith Ronnie Freddie LaGrange, II Clifford Wilson Chippewa Falls Mia Leslie Pritchard Jennie Lou Doreta Lubbock Texas J. H. Bucher Kathleen George S. Shaw Plover Margaret McKim Harry Jenkiman Manson Raymond Dixon Patricia Humboldt I. B. Garlock J.J. Pavik Fred Comlager N. J. Meurer Hmmelsburg LaVon George Oakland Kermit Lighter Minneapolis Dwight Smith Lakota

Tombstone Golf Tournament Set at Local Course

A tombstone style golf event will take place on the local course Sunday. Prizes will be awarded for putting driving pars on nine holes most sixes and most sevens. An additional prize goes to the player who advances farthest after meeting his handicap score.

Tombstone

Iowas Festival At University Of Iowa Draws Crowds

Dr E E Harper director reports 26000 attendances over eight days with many more reached by radio and newspapers The festival will return in 1940 on an even larger scale

University of Iowa E. E. Harper

Nevada bridge crash leaves four cars involved

Spectators last week believed a new record for multiple car crashes occurred on the West Indian Creek bridge. Four autos including a trailer collided but no deaths. Leo Seigle, 17, of Chicago, was arrested on reckless and careless driving charges.

Nevada West Indian Creek Bridge Leo Seigle Chicago

You Can’t Do That A Transient Steals From Sheriff

Charles Dodge a transient stole hedge clippers from Sheriff Mamminga’s Grundy Center home and received a 15 day jail sentence as punishment.

Charles Dodge Mamminga Grundy Center

Nashua Janitor Jinxed by Falls Injures Himself Again

Nashua school janitor Rey Stuelke struggles with decoration work after two recent falls from scaffolding. Last year he sprained a wrist and wrenched his back during remodeling. Last week he fell again and broke his wrist.

Rey Stuelke Nashua

Hooded cobra and black mamba rank among world’s top snakes

The piece lists the black mamba of South Africa and the hooded cobra of India as two of the three most dangerous snakes. It then asserts the third is the person who keeps passing on hills, implying a societal or metaphorical danger.

South Africa India

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