07 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
1
The Iowa legislature debates ministers’ pay for evening prayers as economy-minded lawmakers resist added expense. The column notes past funding, the current vote to cover prayers, and concerns over helping the old and church-state funding.
A brief plea asks readers to contribute any small amount left from a corn-hog check. The message emphasizes sincerity and requests not to delay or doubt the offer.
Community events unfold across Havelock with visits from Laurens and Rolfe residents, a birthday tribute to Superintendent Nystuen, and a dozen social gatherings. Births include two sons to the Autens. illness and recovery progress echo through relatives in Rolfe and Emmetsburg. A corn hog meeting and oyster supper energize local life as travel and hospital news color the week.
Mrs Nellie Greene died at her home in Havelock on January 31 1985 after a long illness. She lived in Havelock for fifty years and is survived by two children Grace Brenton of Omaha and Gilford Greene of Osage as well as siblings and relatives. Funeral services were held at the home with Rev C J Day officiating and burial in Washington Cemetery attended by family from Osage Sioux Rapids Hawarden Laurens Pocahontas and other communities.
A group of relatives and friends gathered Saturday evening at the Will Smith home to surprise Mrs. Smith on her birthday anniversary. The evening included a program of names and stunts, a social hour, gift presentation, and an excellent lunch to close an enjoyable gathering.
Attendees include Miss Sadie Goodchild and couples the Ellsworths Waterss Ralles Waters Shimon Classen and others. The fragment lists multiple Mr. and Mrs. pairs alongside individual names at a county meeting.
Iowa farmers will increase use of farm records after state training at Ames Low College January 31 to February 1. Extension agents cite 20 000 regular records distributed last year and 165 000 loose leaf books for AAA and tax proof. The effort aims to improve tax returns, credit ratings, and record keeping for farming households.
Mr and Mrs Claud Wil and Messers Ernest and Frank Johnson attended a joint meeting of county units of the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary at the Masonic Temple in Laurens Tuesday evening. The event ended with a splendid time.
The Northwest vision of the Methodist Ladies Society held a Church Night last week featuring songs and dialogue by 10 members. Rev. C L Day led the program with an accompanist and a "Negro Quilting Bee" act followed by "Battle Hymn of the Republic." A social hour and a luncheon by Mrs. Aurcher Mrs. Remus Glassen and KF Muller closed the event.
Havelock Methodist Church invites readers to attend Sunday School and Morning Worship led by Rev. C L Day later services to be announced. The notice welcomes members of other affiliations to come and worship with us during the next week.
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