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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
2
There are no miracles in cooking. What goes into the food must come out. Royal Baking Powder achieves baking perfection through absolute purity entering the food and reappearing. Royal is made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes.
Community notes list upcoming event on December 28. Local residents A Olmsted and families visit Eagle Grove. Visitors include Mrs Wiswell from Westbrook and Mrs Seaman from Plover with relatives in area. Norwegian Lutheran church women plan a Dec 9 food sale at Fair Store.
Fragmentary lines note ongoing health issues for the former figure, described as not being in the best shape for some time. The wording hints at longstanding decline without detailing specific conditions or events.
Towa City senior Olena Olexich starred as Olivia Mazen in the Hep-Zet production of Mr Pim Passes By at the University Theatre last Thursday evening. The English comedy by Milne centers on a mistaken identity that unsettles the Marden family until the truth is revealed. Olexich’s poise and stage ease drew praise, with the cast also featuring Sherman McNally and Laurence Brierly. Olexich was slated to play Nerissa in The Merchant of Venice in January and holds roles in The Florist Shop and A Thousand Years Ago, plus University Players duties and Hesperia society leadership.
The sub county declamatory contest will be at DMT school this Friday evening. Miss Flush spent Thanksgiving at home in Indianola. Miss Day visited Gilmore City over the weekend. Mr Claus went to Sioux Rapids for Turkey Day with family. Supt and Mrs Evans started by auto for Dexter but stopped at Manson due to motor trouble. Mabel Dickey and Jessie Harriger return to school after an absence. Seniors rings arrived late in the week and are viewed as satisfactory. A brown muff left in the auditorium. owner may identify property via Supt Evans. Fifth grade made a Thanksgiving dinner for third and fourth grades. Second graders named for perfect attendance over six weeks: Grace McKewen and others. The editor quips on cheerful giver versus cheerful payer.
Rolfe Implement Co. urges farm customers to save dollars by properly inspecting all machines and replacing worn parts rather than junking them. They offer genuine I H C G repairs and emphasize lasting machine value through careful, genuine maintenance.
A community event offers a free grain grinding demonstration using an International Feed Grinder. Bring a few bushels of any grain and watch the engine operate. participants are invited to attend on the announced date.
The advertisement touts Primrose ball bearing cream separator with high capacity and slow crank speed for easy handling. It invites customers to request a farm demonstration to compare performance and test the machine on their own premises.
The Patterson family of Rolfe hosts a Thanksgiving reunion with Clarence M. Patterson his son Owen and daughter Bessie joined by Rev and Mrs Flickinger. Friends from Rockwell City helped mark the occasion and reflect on Clarence’s early journey from Pennsylvania to Iowa.
Sunday schedule lists Morning Worship Bible School Junior Endeavor Christian Endeavor Evening Service. Weekday Prayer Meeting. Attendance grows with 181 in Sunday school and over 100 men at the evening service, chorus choir and organ enhancing worship. Next Sunday the pastor preaches The Man Without a Soul with emphasis on men, women welcome. young girls to lead C E meeting. Friday completes the week with a sermon on Negative and Positive Religion.
Rev T Ernest Hoon pastor schedules morning worship Bible School Epworth League prayers Thursday evening. A large audience of children attended last Sunday's Children's Service and the boys choir impressed. The youth form the League of Worshipping Children to study scripture about the three score and ten kings.
Cecil Cumming Post No 25 of the American Legion extends thanks to all who assisted the dedicatory service of the Cecil Cumming memorial tree. Special mention to Rev J P Lester for the address, Miss Amy Ireland and WP co for music, the Community Barn for music, and Doyle who supervised the tree transplant and oversaw service details.
The Shimon family extends thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for support during bereavement and for florals and offerings. They acknowledge kindness and sympathy shown by many.
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