02 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
1
A Pocahontas county letter recalls the first Iowa House session where farmers influence dominates the speaker and committees. Democrats hold power while Republicans face internal splits. tax cuts and roads funding dominate debates as the session opens.
Relatives of Wim C. Lehnus express gratitude for expressions of sympathy during illness and burial. Also notes general statements about wild horses in Asia and fresh water beyond the Amazon River mouth used by crews.
W. F. Priebe argues that smaller poultry like four and five pound chickens are more feasible than turkeys or ducks. He warns that duck ranches on Long Island fatten ducks quickly and cheaply, suggesting focus on chickens with good breeding stock, clean ground, and clean hen houses.
Sunday services listed including Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League at 6:45 p.m. Evening Worship to follow. Pancake Day Feb 4 with Ladies Aid serving breakfast and waffles at Central States Electric Co show rooms. Ye Olde Style Dinner planned for March 1.
Church notices announce Sunday schedule: Worship at 10:00, Sunday School 11:15, Christian Endeavor 6:30, Evening Service 7:30. Men’s Fellowship Supper March 8 at 6:30 with cooks Arthur Vaughn and entertainment by A G Hille. Tickets 25 cents in advance from Damborg. Preparatory class for communicants begins around March 1 for youths 12 and older and their parents are asked to cooperate.
Rev L H Kjoller Pastor announces Sunday School at 10 Morning Worship at 11 Evening Service first and eighth Sundays at 8 Mid week Prayer Meeting Thursdays 8 All Danish language first Sunday morning service remaining in English Rolfe community invited to attend service times subject to change
The families express heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and especially the American Legion and Auxiliary for kindness shown during their loss of son and husband and for floral offerings from Mrs. M. A. Richmond and Mrs. A. A. Richmond.
The widow Rob Roy and family thank friends for kindness shown during illness and burial of their wife and mother. Separately, Virginia stands as the United States' largest rayon yarn producer.
RLS Ar Sowlet High School reports study of American government from colonies to constitutions. Senior physics completes electric units and moves to electrical meters. President Henry Olson of Bybury gave a welcome talk urging college education as key to overcoming life’s difficulties. seniors praised his advice. Continued on page four.
Trinity Lutheran Church invites worshippers to morning service at 10 45 a m and Luther League at 8 pm with a sermon title The Outward and Inward Growth of Gods Kingdom based on Matt 13 31 35. Luther League will meet at 7 45 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs E B Thompson. Pigeons will not fly in a fog.
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