05 Feb 1931
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1931
Page
1
The piece criticizes reform efforts as costly and asks Governor Turner to ensure accountability in the educational committee led by Barney Allen. It discusses university management, a road bond stance, and urges transparency while noting railways face mounting competition from buses and ships.
Mr and Mrs Chas Mann attended to business in Pocahontas on Friday. Leo Zablow traveled to Des Moines and returned with sisters Flora Ottumwa and Mrs John Zablow. The Sub County Declamatory Contest was held at the Havelock school auditorium Wednesday. An infant son of Mr and Mrs Chris Hacker died after six days. Funeral services were held at Washington cemetery. Junior class baked goods sale at Miller cream station grossed 21 dollars. Various local residents visited, weathered minor injuries, and attended PT A and Helping Hand Circle activities. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Chas Pittman near De Groff Minnesota is noted. Sheriff’s witness return from Anamosa and ski tournament attendance in Canton, South Carolina are mentioned.
A Boston Transcript note cites Professor Wm F Ogburn of the University of Chicago predicting that modern life may push infancy to age forty as observers see related social strains. The Minneapolis Journal mocks Edison inventions as nuisances while other papers comment on taxes and political integrity.
The report notes an anti road bond gathering at Milley Hall in the evening. Elwood Ferguson dated last week with a physician. A trap shoot occurred at Minkle farm home Sunday under local American Post auspices. Mr and Mrs Geo Davig returned Friday from Indiana after their honeymoon. A son of Mr and Mrs Sam man was injured Saturday between a manure spreader and barn. Mr Kauffman and Hunter took the boy to Emmetshof for X rays. Havelock basketball teams visited Ottosen. girls lost 38 29. boys needed overtime with Ottosen winning 22 18 in the late game.
Rev C L Day presides at morning worship and evening service at Havelock Methodist Church. Church school and Epworth League activities announced. services held in the church during the week. all invited to attend and consider the church home.
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