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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1929

Page

5

Community events listed for August into September

Local notices outline meetings and activities in Des Moines Pocahontas and surrounding areas. Descriptions include Missionary Societies at Mrs Squires home, a charity meal and mite box opening, a household sale by J Holsworth, Des Moines Woman's Club at school, Farm Bureau unit at C M T school, Pocahontas W C annual convention, C M Webb day at Scenic Theatre, and a pageant from The Oregon s with Big Four Fair at Fonda Pocahontas county, plus officer elections and anniversary observances.

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Kesbyterian Church Notes Preview Rev J P Lester

The Kesbyterian church notes invite all to Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. and 11:16 a.m. with morning worship, Sunday School, Junior Endeavor, and evening service. Next week Rev Albert Howd of Manning preaches, and Rev J Howland also speaks. Sunday school follows the life of Daniel and attendance is encouraged.

Mostple Ormer Rolfe Albert. Howd Manning Daniel

Ain Lutheran Church Notes Schedule of Services

Rev Kjoller presides at Ain Lutheran Church with Sunday School and Bible Mass at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening Service on first and third Sundays at 8:00 p.m. Weekday Prayer Meeting Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. Services held during the test period as indicated. all are welcome.

Woring North Sea

Fethovist Episcopal Church Plans Two-Week Quiet Period

The Fethovist Episcopal Church led by Rev. W. A. Wilkinson schedules Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. Bible work and 11:00 a.m. morning worship with evening gathering at 7:00 p.m. The church will have no services for two weeks while the pastor vacations.

Fethovistt Episcopal Church W. A. Wilkinson Wen

Trinity Lutheran Church Service Schedule Noted

Rev. J. C. Wangberg leads Trinity Lutheran Church with morning worship at 11:00 and evening service at 7:30. Sunday School and Luther League meet, while the pastor takes annual vacation.

Trinity Lutheran Church J. C. Wangberg Luther League

Pocahontas County Farm Bar to Lead Large Delegation to Conference

The Pocahontas County Farm Bar plans to send a large Ames-based delegation to the American Country Life Association conference October 17-19. The event gathers members from across the nation during the extension service and farm bureau annual meeting. Frank C. Lowden leads the organization and will deliver two addresses broadcast from Station WOI. A memorial program honoring Henry A. Wallace is on the program.

Pocahontas County Sanrday Merican Country Life Assorciation Xtension Service Farm WOI Henry ¢. Wallace

Rolfe Fall Festival committee lists and Sept dates

Rolfe expects a September festival on Tuesday and Wednesday the 3rd and 4th with a community pageant The Oregon Trail. Committees cover advertising agriculture band concessions dance entertainment finance home talent vaudeville and more to back the event and show local farm kitchen and club talent.

Rolfe Oregon Trail R. W. Wilkin L. R. Davidson T. D. Jones J. H. Brinkman J. P. Graves A. G. Hille R. E. Ferguson Geo. R. Cook Marion Bruce Frank H. Wheeler J. C. Qolerich Z. T.carroll Geo, Ivey G. A. Dawson R.C. Grant Ben Lehnus John Hewlett W. S. Bell J. A. Mather A. G. Lighter H. F. Kirchner F. E. Grant L. W. Kennedy Arthur Vaughn Marshall G. G. Butler

Local Shorthorn Herd Sold to Bellows Brothers

N A Lind of Beaver Creek Farm sold two carloads forty head of his finest Shorthorn breeding to Bellows Brothers of Marysville Missouri. The sale occurred early in the week with cattle shipped to the buyers Tuesday after their inspection and selections. The Bellows Brothers are noted Shorthorn breeders who have followed the Lind lineage for years.

N. A. Lind Beaver Creek Farm Bellows Bros Marysville Bellows Brothers Lind

Ed Wilcox Claiming Rainmaking Threshing Service

A rural notice describes Ed Wilcox offering a yearly salary for arranging threshing and grain setting to trigger rain. He cites recent events when threshing coincided with rain and claims to guarantee rain whenever he threshes.

Ed Wilcox Mr. Wilcox

Father Dobberstein Near Death After Grotto Builder Crash

Rev. P. M. Dobberstein of West Bend, creator of the Grotto of the Redemption, was critically injured in a collision near Centralia, Iowa. A truck carrying grotto posts and a sedan with Chicago tourists crashed. six others were seriously hurt. Dobberstein suffered a deep facial wound, fractured upper jaw and possible brain base injury. doctors held slim hope for his recovery.

P. M. Dobberstein West Bend Dubuque Mount Francis Church Chicago Centralia Father Dobberstein Brok Donald Slaven Rolfe Dobberstein

Fonda Golfers Set for Sunday Challenge at Rolfe

Fonda golfers visit Rolfe on Sunday August 11 to contest club honors on Rolfe’s grounds. Play starts 1 30 p.m. and Rolfe aims to field its best lineup to oppose Fonda’s able players in a friendly match with neighbors. Notify Fred Hille to arrange specific matchups.

Fonda Rolfe Fred Hille

Woman's Club to Meet and Celebrate Fifth Anniversary

The D. M. T. Woman's Club will meet at the school building on Tuesday afternoon August 15 to celebrate its fifth anniversary. All former members are invited. Roll call will feature recipes for sandwich fillings. A special program will follow the business session. Officers will be elected at the meeting.

D. M. T. Woman's Club

Weather and Crops Report Highlights Strong Harvest

Rain delayed threshing then allowed machines to run smoothly. Weighing 24 to 30 pounds, yields range 30 to 60 bushels. The week brought two good rains and an excellent period for corn with favorable growing conditions and strong utilization of opportunities.

Fall injures Carroll man on threshing machine

Chris Boecker a 63 year old resident of Carroll suffered multiple fractures after a fall from a threshing separator north of Laurens while tending the Swan Lake Threshing Co. contact. He received casts on both arms and was hospitalized after the incident earlier this week.

Chris Boecker Carroll Gus Hoerchler Laurens Mr. Boecker Swan Lake

Worth-While Club Notes From August Meeting

Worth-White Club met at Evan Winter’s home on August 6 with seven members and five visitors. The agenda included parliamentary law, a lesson on dish label themes, and a demo by Lucille Weishaar on making attractive labels for canned products. Vera Madsen led the social hour. Lucille Weishaar reported.

Worth-White Club Evan Winter Arlene Ham Lucille Weishaar Vera Madsen Lucildle Weishaar

Bad wreck on Primary No 10 injures Madison couple

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horner of Madison Wisconsin suffered serious injuries when their car left Primary No 10 west of Gilmore City to avoid a stopped car on a crossroad. They were taken to Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge. Their eight year old daughter was uninjured.

Frank Horner Madison Wis Horner Gilmore City Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge Mr. Horner

Worth-While Club Meeting Highlights July 30

The Worth-While Club met at Mrs. Lester Thorson’s home with nine members two leaders and two visitors. Attendance reached 100 percent for the year. Activities included a parliamentary law lesson calisthenics and demonstrations on canning corn and beets with a social lunch to finish.

Lester Thorson Lucille Schoenberger Vera Madsen Arlene Ham Maxine George

Sandvig and Scott Tied Quietly in Rolfe Nuptials

Miss Fileen Sandvig of Rolfe and Merle A. Scott of Curlew were quietly married at the Presbyterian Manse in Rolfe on Saturday evening August 3 1929. Rev J P Lester officiated with Miss Dorothy Green and Mrs J P Lester present. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Magle Grove and the groom returned to farm duties near Milford. The bride a Rolfe High graduate is praised as a capable homemaker and praised for her talents. The groom hails from a respected Ayrshire Curlew family and is a young farmer. They will reside at Curlew after September 1 and host friends there.

Fileen Sandvig Rolfe Merle A. Scott Curlew Dorothy Green J. P. Lester Magle Grove Milford Rolfe High Ayrshire-Curlew

Thompson Brothers of Rolfe Branching Out In Pocahontas

Luther Thompson of Thompson Bros. implements dealers at Rolfe closed a deal with Geo. Saunders receiver of the First National Bank to acquire the Dr Moeller veterinary hospital building southwest of the Rock Island depot. They will stock in Pocahontas this week and open by week’s end with John Deere implements and farm supplies.

Luther Thompson Thompson Bros Rolfe Geo. Saunders First National Bank Rock Island Depot

Local resident buys a modern high end 1929 buggy

C F Majorowicz, fond of horse drawn travel, ordered a new up to date buggy from the St Louis Buggy Co. It arrived this week and features cushion tires leather cushions and other 1929 innovations. Purchase handled by Rolfe Implement Co.

C. F. Majorowicz St. Louis Buggy Co C. F Rolfe Implement Co

Pike Family Reunion honors B F Pike on sixty first birthday

More than sixty Pike relatives gathered Sunday to surprise B F Pike for his 61st birthday. Guests from Armstrong Paullina Worthington Albert City Rolfe and other towns joined in a lawn picnic at the Pike home.

Pike B. F. Pike Mr. Pike Harry Pike Maurice Pike John Craig Harry Linde Armstrong Stonesifer Paullina Julia Culp Worthington Minn Andrew Johnson Elenore Burnette Roy Clark Alfred Johnson Arnold Barth Gerald Henry Buck

Big Times at Clerich Farm Birthday Dinners

Mrs. H F Olerich hosted a birthday dinner for Eldon marking his twenty first anniversary. Fourteen relatives attended and Byron's capacity was noted with two cakes, one from Aunt Mrs D G C Olerich.

H. F. Olerich Eldon Byron D. GC. Olerich Olerich Lois Brinkman Park Kauffman Palmer Islea Beth Hope

W C T U Annual Convention Planned at Pocahontas

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Pocahontas county schedules its annual convention in Pocahontas on Tuesday August 20 with morning and afternoon sessions. A strong program is in preparation and The Arrow-NOW promotes subscriptions.

Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of Pocahontas County Pocahontas

Ward Ferguson Defended in $14,801 Suit for Judgment

Ward Ferguson, Grand Keeper of Records and Seal of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias, is named as defendant in a $14,801.17 judgment suit filed in federal court in Des Moines last Saturday, August 3, by Foster TK Outing for the lodge. The petition accuses Ferguson of lodge law violations over travel and clerical expenses. Ferguson denies the allegations and says the suit aims to defeat him at the Grand Lodge convention in Cedar Rapids.

Ward Ferguson Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Des Moines Foster TK Outing Fergusons Ferguson Cedar Rapids

Home Furnishings Course to Start in Pocahontas County

Work will begin in Pocahontas County the week of August 19 to 23 with Miss Nora Workman in charge. Five training schools will cover Color and Design Home Dyeing Rugs Curtains Furnishings for the Home. Seven leaders from each township may attend, Pocahontas site limited to five. Mrs. H. F. Olerich leads the effort.

Pocahontas County Nora Workman Pocahontas H. F. Olerich Ralfe

Iowa farmers urged to add organic matter to soil

Iowa soil expert J S Boatman says at least eighty percent of the state's soils lack sufficient organic matter. He recommends adding manure or green manures, and emphasizes liming as the starting point for long term fertility. Bacterial action, moisture retention, and soil structure improve with humus.

Iowa J. S. Boatman Iowa State College Ames

Soy Bean Oil Drive Seeks Farmer Sellers

County agent reports crushers seek soy beans for processing into oil. Farmers may contact the Farm Bureau to obtain the purchaser's address. The note closes with a reminder that profitability requires investment.

Avent Bowers Farm Bureau

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Ednesday Aie Oatshea Kensington GER Des Moines Farm Bureau Esday W.c C. M. Webb Scenic Theatre Webb D. D Corning API Unior Endeavor Imerican Country Life Association Conference Ithel Taylor Guy Smith Thos Wiley Maybelle Ryen Aletta Grant Geo. Oleson J. C. Damberg Alec Manor W. P. MeIntire E. Feikenberry L. J. Holt M W. Webb A. V. Graeber C. W. Siefkin Marl Hoagland L. M. Graham C. B. Bowen R. G. Hunter G. Fred Smith L. D. Smith Fonda Golfers Nh. M.T Sandvig-Scott Thompson Brothers OF Reunion
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