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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
4
The column muses on Governor Herring profits, a bill for ministers’ pay, and lawmakers scrutiny of state bodies. It notes calls for international arbitration, warns about investigations and political theater, and comments on attitudes toward Japan, Germany, and federal relief power.
A brief appeal asks readers to contribute any leftover corn-hog funds, phrased as a charitable gesture and urging generosity. The note emphasizes the donor’s remaining dollars and invites their support for a local cause.
Supt. W C Nystuen honored at Havelock High School event in memory of his birthday. Neighbors and relatives visit, with weddings, births, illnesses, and travel noted. Measles spread, oyster supper hosted by the Edge couple, and a large corn-hog contract sign-up at the Legion Hall. Several local trips, visits, and family news across Laurens, Rolfe, Plover, and surrounding areas.
Mrs Nellie Greene 69 died at home in Havelock January 31 1985 after a long illness. She lived in Havelock for 50 years and is mourned by two children Grace Brenton of Omaha and Gilford Greene of Osage plus relatives. Funeral at home Saturday with Rev C Day officiating and hymns by Mrs Walter Bachman and Mrs J C Barth. Interment Washington Cemetery with many distance mourners attending.
Relatives and friends gathered Saturday evening at the Will Smith home to surprise Mrs. Smith for her birthday anniversary. The program featured games and stunts with a social hour, gifts presented to the guest of honor, and a fine lunch to close a very enjoyable evening.
Miss Sadie Goodchild and couples including Mr and Mrs Wilbur Filsworth, Verne Waters, Frank Ralle, George Waters, Remus Classen, Harold Shimon, and William attended the county gathering.
Iowa extension farm management specialists told county agents and farmers at a state training session in Ames about using farm records and to hold meetings in counties to spread the information. They noted distributions of 20 000 copies of the regular Iowa farm record and 165 000 AAA record books last year, stressing records aid tax returns credit and other uses to encourage full record keeping.
Smith and Mr and Mrs Cla along with Ernest and Frank Johnson attended a joint meeting of county units of the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening.
The Northwest division of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society held a Church Night on Thursday. The program featured a song with Rev. C L Day and Mrs Day, a ten member Negro Quilting Bee with dialect costuming, a second song, and a closing hour of visiting followed by lunch prepared by Mrs Phil Zurcher, Mrs Remus Classen, and Mrs KF Muller.
Havelock Methodist Church notes Pastor C L Day outlines weekly activities including Sunday School at 10 00 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Ipworth League at 7 00 p m Services will continue next week as announced unless noted otherwise All are welcome to worship with us.
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