09 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1933
Page
1
A Plymouth state house report notes prolonged sessions over a moratorium bill and bitter clashes with the senate. The author cites debates on foreclosures, road funds, and a proposed nationwide script program, with lawmakers split on paving plans and tax moves as farmers and towns watch closely.
Sunday services listed with morning worship at 10 00 and Sunday school at 11 16 am Evening service at 7 30 pm and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm. Men’s Supper postponed to Thursday Feb 16 due to cold weather. No evening services the next two Sundays and Endeavor to meet in members homes. Longfellow quote included.
Sunday School at 10:00 a m Morning Worship at 11:00 a m Evening Service on the first and eighth Sundays Mid week Prayer Meeting Thursday 8:00 p m The first Sunday morning service will be in Danish with other services in English People of Rolfe invited to attend Schedule as listed unless announced otherwise
W F Priebe argues that mild Januarys keep egg prices low now but do not predict later market trends. He cites a Kansas case earning about 600 dollars from 250 hens and an Iowa hatcheryman earning 400 dollars in three months, attributing profit to intelligent management and proper housing, feeding, and early hatching.
Mrs. Joe Schaffer and daughter Clara visited Pocahontas last Wednesday. Andrew Truelsen Jr. dined with the Ditch family near Mallard Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F B Johnson and friends gathered in Havelock. Reents near Gillett's Grove hosted former neighbors the Frohs. Mary Kline returned home from Gilmore City to care for Gus Witt. Boughey visitors near Milford. Pirie family attended a funeral at Pat. Howe moved back to Boughey home after northern visits. Hegerman family to join Mrs. Goodchild’s household. sale concluded for El Hegerman. Charlotte Pirie played in Mallard basketball events. Pirie family hosted a surprise party for Clarence Boughey with games and lunch. Alfred Crouse of Viking, Alberta, visiting old friends, linked to local farms. A surprise birthday party for Clarence Boughey featured cards and dancing. Blind Man's Buff thriller serial begins in The American Weekly with next Sunday's Chicago Herald & Examiner.
The R H S Arrowlet summarizes eleventh grade Shakespeare discussions on Hamiet versus Macbeth, Whittier studies, Latin and geometry lessons, and senior English reflections. It notes basketball, Latin Caesar readings, agriculture projects, and upcoming declamatory contests with judges and contestant names.
Waldorf College student Reuben Wangberg of Forest City is part of a Waldorf College debating team that expects to travel to Fort Dodge this Wednesday evening to discuss the resolution That the United States Should Cancel the War Debt. Misses Lucile Bowen and June Erickson visited the county tournament in Pocahontas and at the C. B. Bowen home. Mr and Mrs Joseph Weishaar celebrated twentieth anniversary with relatives presenting a dish set and refreshments at their home.
Agricultural notes advise cull calves and cows while poultry remains profitable. It discusses feeding, vitamin D for hens, cod liver oil use, egg production costs, and grain use comparisons with breweries. Recommendations include grow rates, rations for sows, and Iowa State College guidance on feeding per sow.
Intire and Perrin lead spelling contest with fourth row still ahead. The class starts a hygiene book The Land of Health by Hal Lock Winslow and nears completion of Treasure Island by Stevenson, which students have enjoyed greatly.
Rev T S Bassett leads Sunday worship at 11 00 a m with an unusually devotional service next Sunday pastor in charge choir performs special numbers under Miss Inez Archer direction Epworth League meets at Stella Mae Brinkmans home urging regular Sunday school attendance from all ages.
A community gathering announces a Martha Washington Party with a pie style dinner. Mrs. Marvin Burroughs is noted and a women’s event is scheduled for Wednesday evening, February 22, with a later March 1 follow up.
Rev J O Wangberg leads Sunday School morning worship and prayer meeting. Sunday school and Bible class are the only services planned. Ladies Aid to host a 25 cent luncheon at Luther Thompson home on Washington's Birthday week. Publisher notes a one day mail delay costs American manufacturers ten million dollars. Time is short for salvation.
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