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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1934

Page

2

Plover Patriot notes local social and travels

James Sennett of Rolfe served as a business caller Thursday afternoon. Helen Keller of Indianola visits grandparents Mr and Mrs I M McKim. Mr and Mrs A G Heathman and Mr and Mrs Allen Heathman were among Emmetsburg visitors Saturday evening. Raymond Cassell returned from a year in Iowa City where he studies at the University and found work during vacation.

Mare Plover James Sennett Rolfe Helen Keller Indianola I. M. McKim A. G. Heathman Allen Heathman Emmetsburg Raymond Cassell Iowa City University

Community Notes From Mason City Area Weekending Visits

Mr and Mrs Bud Hancher of Mason City visited in C E Hancher home Saturday. Geo Heathman drove to Granville and back with Mrs Heathman and the boys after a ten day visit. The Sroufes attended a family reunion at Rolfe. Kiward Lehnus drove to Ames to meet Eds sister Mrs Chas Wentz who arrived from San Francisco via Salt Lake City Cheyenne and Omaha. Mrs Elsie Lehnus Wentz visited her mother Mrs Lehnus. Ward VanAlstine and sons visited Gilmore. Mekwen VanAlstine is in a C C C camp in Guthrie Center seven months in service. Root beer at Webb's Drug Store. Mrs C J Mekkelson and Leslie Blanche plan a Tucson Arizona to Iowa trip with Alta as headquarters. Mrs Fred McKim and daughter Doris returned from Town City hospital. Doris hurt by a fall with ribs detached from spine and may need a cast. Mother received treatments in Iowa City and two month follow up. Both families glad to be home and improving.

Bud Hancher Mason City C. E. Hancher Geo. Heathman Granville Ames Chas. Wentz San Francisco Salt Lake City Cheyenne Omaha Elsie Lehnus Wentz Sunnydale Cal Caroline Lehnus Wentz Professon California Ward VanAlstine Gilmore Mekwen VanAlstine Guthrie Center Arkansas Webb C. J. Mekkelson Leslie Blanche Tucson Ariz Iowa Alta Fred McKim Doris Town City Iowa City

Giant Saguaro Cactus Guarded as Arizona Desert Wonder

The Saguaro National Monument is established in Coronado National Forest to protect desert flora, with cacti over a century old. Descriptions note creamy May blooms, edible fruit, uses of skeletons for shelters and art, and woodpecker nesting in tall trunks.

Saguaro Arizona Desert Carrier Hoover Coronado National Forest Saguaro National Monument National Monument Washington Star

Quebec Seigniors Were Canada's Landed Gentry

The seigniors of Quebec formed the landed gentry in Lower Canada under the feudal landholding system. Lands were granted by the king for military service, with renters paying one fourteenth of grain and living in narrow riverfront parcels. The seigneurial tenure was abolished in December 1834.

Quebec Lower Canada New France St. Lawrence

Weighing feathers and iron in a vacuum experiment

In air a feather and iron weigh the same by standard measure but in a vacuum the buoyancy changes the balance. An experiment shows a hollow sphere outweighing a solid sphere when air is exhausted, illustrating apparent heavier-feather perception due to air buoyancy.

Innovations in Yale Lock Keys Create Vast Array of Variants

A Yale lock uses irregular key shapes with eight possible depths across five notches, yielding 32 768 potential keys. Notches are cut first, pins later, and grooves milled along key sides enlarge the key-change range by aligning with grooves in the keyway.

Yale

Cleveland’s ascent from preacher’s son to White House

The text follows Grover Cleveland, son of Rev. Richard Farley Cleveland, born in a manse into five generations of clergy. Raised in faith, his home split by death, his mother’s encouragement and an uncle’s nudge toward law propelled him to become Erie County assistant district attorney, then Buffalo mayor, Albany governor, and finally a presidential path marked by a Bible his mother gave in boyhood.

Grover Cleveland Richard Farley Cleveland Erie County N. Y White House Buffalo Albany

County Farm Bureau Picnic Set for Rolfe on Aug 20

The Garfield Unit sponsors a county wide Farm Bureau picnic at Rolfe City Park on Tuesday August 20. A noon picnic dinner precedes an address by Louis Kelehan director of insurance with the State Automobile Insurance Co. An afternoon program features Sports led by the Garfield Township Boys Club and a refreshments stand.

Farm Bureau Rolfe Garfield Unit Pocashontas County Louis Kelehan The State Automobile Insurance Co Garfield Township Farm

Glass windows praised as treasures through English reigns

The account recalls how Henry III presented Edward I with a glazed windowed house on returning from Spain. Elizabethan times valued glass panes as treasures and lore says the Duke of Northumberland hid his house windows with a caretaker to keep them safe from robbers.

Henry III Edward I Spain Elizabeth Duke of Northumberland

Lost Policies Notice For Fire Dwelling Insurance Policies

Advertisement regarding lost fire policies numbers 352948 to 352950 and combined dwelling policy number 201973 noted for public notice. Claims should contact authorities as required by law.

Missing Columbia Fire policies declared void and unrecognized

The Columbia Fire Underwriters Agency of Hartford warns that policies Nos 202 to 210 issued via the National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford lack countersignature and have not been issued or paid for. They are void if found and claims under them will be illegal. Return any copies to the Western Department Office at 175 Jackson Boulevard Chicago. No claims will be recognized. Signed by George H Bell and A V Graeber.

Columbia National Fire Feance Company Hartford Western Department Jackson Boulevard Chicago Columbia Fire Underwriters Agency of Conn George H. Bell Myr Illinois A. V. Graeber Rolfe, Towa

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