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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1957
Page
2
The Etude Club gathered for its regular monthly session with officers and members in attendance. Minutes note routine reports and invitations for future events as plans are discussed and previous activities are reviewed.
Nineteen members attended the meeting with officers named as president and treasurer among others. The record lists chair and co chairs plus secretary and other posts, noting the year’s shared social duties and activities.
An advertisement touts a stainless paste or ointment claimed to instantly relieve piles pain and itching with six ingredients. It markets fast healing and comfort, naming Grove Laboratories and a pharmacist or supplier as sources.
The Lively Lassies met at the Bennett home, with members sharing notes from Reed the Want Ads and planning upcoming activities.
Community notes from Havelock cover a farewell for Mr and Mrs Oscar Nystrom moving to Sioux City and a welcoming reception for Mr and Mrs Joe Wade and sons moving into Havelock from the country. The Wade Clover Farm store opened, Tony Cole leads NW depot at Rutland, and city agent appointments shift to Peoria Illinois.
George Wayne and Piil Wagner visit Pocahontas on their way from El Paso to see sister TLS.M. who administers the St. Joan's hospital in Joplin Missouri. Superviser Consolate leads a 1 000 000 hospital addition set to start in February. Nearby notes cover Legion Auxiliary events, a birth, court announcements, student travel, and church group meetings with plan for a women’s retreat.
A column notes a dinner at the Two Sisters Cafe run by Frances and Marcella with only five patrons, then muses on ground hogs fuel needs and safe heating coal versus gas, offering home improvement tips and a plug for oil and flooring products. The piece closes with a quip about gender and wit.
The Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening February 5 at Legion Memorial hall to discuss Americanism Education and Legislation with Mrs Will Point chairing the program.
Ottmar Mergenthaler invented the Linotype machine and it was first used by the New York Tribune in 1886. The breakthrough streamlined typesetting and transformed newspaper production.
The families express gratitude to relatives and friends for gifts cards and letters during the Mercy hospital stay and after returning home. They say all were greatly appreciated.
W. S. DeWolf expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for the many cards letters and gifts received while in the hospital and after returning home.
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