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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
2
The church outlines the Centenary Movement focusing on stewardship of prayer time service and goods. Pastor to preach at morning and evening services next Sunday. Sunday school Epworth League and Christian Endeavor to follow regular schedules. Great Britain Day observed Sunday evening.
The Free Methodist Church led by Rev. Wm. G. Taylor resumes activities after a lifting of the ban. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Worship at 11:00 a.m. Class meeting follows. Evening service and midweek Kayver Meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Pastoral devotion renewed with gratitude.
Pastor J P Magnussen invites all to Sunday services at 11 o’clock with Sunday school and the Young People’s Bible Class to follow. The catechetical class meets Saturday at 2 15 at the parsonage, studying Christ as Prophet and High Priest and the Miracles of Jesus with specific pages. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Laurens Sun reports Montague Hakes received a letter from his son Lieut Legard B Hakes written Oct 22 from a field hospital in France. He describes being wounded by a shell near the zero hour, with eight intestinal wounds, carried to the rear, seven sleepless days, and gradual improvement by the eighth day with hope of recovery.
The interview cites Herbert Hoover warning that food regulation must continue after the war to avert famine at home and abroad. He notes rising hog numbers and ongoing measures to rebuild animal reserves, plus plans to move cattle and address droughts. He stresses national and personal obligations to sustain relief and conservation.
State examiners C. C. Coleb and W. E. Jenison report all county offices in Calhoun County showing excellent condition. They praise the county farm as a money making institution with good profits for the year, contrasting with many counties where farms break even or lose money.
The Laurens mill operates steadily producing about eighty sacks of flour each day. Wheat milled by Mr Hinn’s process yields what locals deem the best flour on the market, a finding echoed by users in the area.
Cedar chests of genuine Tennessee red cedar promoted for moth and rodent protection. Described as beautiful and priced from 13 dollars 25 cents to a higher amount.
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