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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1937
Page
2
Rolfe residents share weekend visits and family gatherings from Ed Boles to the Twigg clan. Local trips include Torkelsons, Grippenbergs, and Durables, with events at Des Moines, Estherville, and Laurens. a wash dress sale and church notices close the report.
Friday and Saturday William Boyd George Hayes lead North of Rio Grande an outdoor thriller with comedy Car Toon. Sunday to Tuesday August 15 16 17 Bob Burns Martha Raye John Howard in Mom Tai Music. U S fans await laughs. Thunder in the City arrives August 18 19 with Edward G Robinson Luli Deste Nigel Bruce Constance Collier in a comedy drama with stakes low and lively.
Hans and Clifford Ryen from Chicago spent several days visiting the Ted Sever son home and Mrs. Nels Ryen. Mrs. Corliss Stegge and Ronald visited with Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Torkelson near Bode to help threshers. George Ivey traveled to Ada Minnesota for farm business, with Charles Roberts and his son Emmet traveling partway. Chds Bowen and wife enjoyed a 10 day lake region outing at Tem plar Park visiting daughter Lucile Bowen at Gull Point. Minnie Jarvis, traveling with H K Larson and family, toured the Black Hills and North Dakota before returning home.
Rev. J. O. Wangberg leads Trinity Lutheran Church with Sunday School and Morning Worship the only services next Sunday. A park service will be conducted by three girls who will preside.
A fragmentary OCR text mixes a quote on peace from L G Broughton with church announcements. It mentions morning worship at 11, a Sunday school class, a Wednesday service, a ladies gathering at the church basement, and an invitation to join community services in the car park on Sundays when no local service is held.
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