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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1914
Page
14
The fragment notes a design concept termed freedom range Mant and canding coupan. Details are sparse, with unclear scope, dates, or beneficiaries, making full sporting or legal attribution impossible from readable text.
Local residents attend family gatherings and social events. Brown of Gilmore City visits family. Crawford family celebrates birthday. Ikes, Hargrave, and DeWolf noted for health and accidents. The Methodist Ladies Aid Bazaar invites aprons and crafts for the December 11 supper. high school operetta to be staged next week. Royal Neighbors elect officers, and families travel to Oklahoma City for Frank Doyle.
Clarence Miller sells his implement business to F R Eggspuehler who has already taken possession. A B Langfitt disposes of his service station to Jas Horsman and will stay briefly to finish invoicing. Both new owners are local and plan immediate operation. The note also mentions community visits and a dish return appeal by the Willing Workers.
The Presbyterian supper bazaar and advertising sale drew strong turnout with local merchants supplying samples and firms contributing goods. A. G. Pat Heathman acted as auctioneer and Mrs. G. S. Henderson helped prepare mystery packages. proceeds from sale and supper totaled 191.00.
The Garfield Des Moines and Powhatan sewing club training class met with Mrs J H Pollock and Miss Edith Pond as instructor for a full day session. Eighteen leaders attended and learned about corsets shoes and foot care. Plans for the January 4 Achievement Day at Pocahontas were announced with each township showing specific exhibits.
Mr and Mrs Harrison Knapp spent Sunday at the Fred Hoffert home. Mr and Mrs Henry Fitzgerald visited with their son Frank and family in Fort Dodge. Edwin Gehrt family of Mallard visited their daughter Mrs Gea Bush and family. Mr and Mrs M I Helvig visited with their daughter Mrs R N Nunamaker and family near Emmetshure.
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