Mrs. A C Thomas Sends Warm Pasadena Report
Mrs. A C Thomas in Pasadena writes friends in Rolfe about the west coast. She recalls the Parade of Roses with 17 bands and 150 horses valued at 225000, and describes cactus displays near Lotties and the Nativity play with 100 participants. She also notes a Christmas tree lane of cedar trees lit with electric lights and invites readers to ask for more details.
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A. C. Thomas
Pasadena
Calif
Rolfe
West Coast
Lotties
Thomas
City Hall
Highway Patrol to Conduct Iowa Police Schools in January
Lew Wallace announced that Iowa Highway Safety Patrol training will begin at Fort Des Moines with an officer’s school for sergeants on January 4 to 6. Half the force will train January 9 to 15 and the other half January 16 to 22, with driver license examiners attending January 23 to 29. The aim is to study 1937 highway fatalities and plan a radical 1938 reduction campaign.
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Lew Wallace
Iowa Highway Safety Patrol
Fort Des Moines
Wallace
Iowa
Breckenridge Miss Dorothy Breckenridge Weds George Mohr
Dorothy Breckenridge daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Breckenridge marries George Mohr son of G H Mohr at a candlelight ceremony. The couple met in Waterloo prep for this wedding and will reside in Washington Iowa after a brief trip. The reception followed for 50 guests at the bride’s home with music by Joanne Lowrie. Both are graduates of State Teachers College.
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Dorothy
Breckenridge
W. C
Second - Street
West
George Mohr
Washington
Iowa
G. H. Mohr
Estherville
Joanne Lowrie
Liszt
Mendelssohn
Virginia Burton
LeRoy Furry
Cedar Falls
Miss Lowrie
State Teachers College
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority
Rolfe School
Waterloo
Mohr
Xando Fraternity
Minnesingers
Waterloo Courier
Mrs. F. E. Shuck obituary from Indiana to Iowa
Mary A. Shuck born October 28 1853 in Delphi Indiana died January 16 1938 at her daughter’s home near Rolfe Iowa She was the eldest of nine Culler siblings and married Francis E. Shuck in Forrest City Arkansas They had six children two survive Mrs Fred Bade Rolfe and Mrs Nat Landolt Gilmore City She leaves 17 grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral services were held January 18 at St John’s church Gilmore City with burial in Gilmore Cemetery
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Mary A. Shuck
Delphi
Ind
Fred Bade
Rolfe
John
Mary. Culler
Francis E. Shuck
Forrest
City
Ark
Nat Landolt
Gilmore City
Shuck
St. John’s Church
Gilmore Cemetery
Changeable Weather Continues With Snow Forecast
Weather this week remains highly changeable with warm spells melting snow and easing travel. Monday brought near freezing temperatures and lingering unsettled conditions with a new round of snow anticipated in the near future.
Mrs W I Branagan Dies in Emmetsburg
Mrs W I Branagan, mother of William T Branagan editor of the Emmetsburg Democrat, died at her home in Emmetsburg Monday evening January 17 after a long illness. Her husband, also an editor, died about four years ago. Survived by one sister, a son and grandsons. Funeral plans not yet complete.
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W. I. Branagan
William T. Branagan
Emmetsburg
Louise Vaughn Named in I S T C Beauty Contest
Louise Vaughn daughter of Mr and Mrs Art Vaughn earns nomination as one of 1925 Old Gold beauties at I S T C. She is sponsored by none social sorority and faces student body election January 25 26 to reduce to 12 candidates. A final six will be chosen February 4 with past winner Evelyn Sennet as a precedent.
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Louise Vaughn
Birs
Art Vaughn
Calnase
Miss Vaughn
Eta Garnrea No Social
Pidge
Sis
Rolfe
Evelyn Sennett
I. S.t.c
Vaccine promising to reduce horse encephalomyelitis deaths
Dr L M Graham reviews Iowa summer outbreak data showing about 29 percent mortality from encephalomyelitis in horses. One vaccine dose lowers mortality to about 2.9 percent and two doses greatly reduce losses. Recurrence risks remain if the disease returns.
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L. M. Graham
Iowa
Arrow Pathfinder offer cuts price for year
Uncle Eli extols a local bargain offering a full year of Pathfinder and the Arrow for just $2.30. He hails the deal as two top papers in the country at a remarkable value, urging readers to act.
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Arrow
Pathfinder
The
Pick Cotton on Trip to Western Coast
The Guy Eccles family reports a fine time on a Pasad ena California trip. They traveled the southern route and returned the same way. Cotton was harvest ed in Oklahoma and Texas. The Rolfe people picked some cotton stalks and brought it home as a curiosity. Winter clothing felt comfortable, California proved as described, with perfect weather except for one rainy day. Mr. Eccles and Junior fished ten miles offshore and enjoyed the trip's experience and city scenery. Mrs. E J Struthers hosted five girls for Evelyn’s fifteenth birthday party with gifts and theater afterward.
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Guy Eccles
Pasadena
California
Oklahoma
Texas
Rolfe
Eccles
Mr. Eccles
Junior
Golfers Enjoy Warm Day On Local Course
A foursome consisting of Morris W. Webb Leonard McDonald Robert G. Hunter and Watson Beam played the local course on a warm Sunday. Also noted were various community happenings including 4 H club activity and town schedules.
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Morris W. Webb
Leonard McDonald
Robert G. Hunter
Watson Beam
H. D. Brinkman
Brinkman
Orvan Olerich
Arthur Vaughn
Pocahontas
Earl Fisher
Minnie Jarvis
J. F. Carlson
Art Michalek
Claribel Louise
Lars Severson Dies After Stroke in Illnois Community
Lars Severson son of Herschel Illinois died Sunday morning after a stroke. He lived between here and Plover for years and is survived by his wife and four sons Silas Lawrence Stanley and George at home. Brother Sam Severson of Clear Lake Iowa and S. T. Severson of Los Angeles also survive. Funeral planned in Herschel with Dr. G A Everson attending.
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Rolfe
Lars Severson
Herschel
Ill
Plover
Sam Severson
Clear Lake
Iowa
E.B. ‘Thompson
Readers Letters and the Value of Signatures
The Arrow reflects reader letters of commendation and criticism. Most writers sign, but some letters arrive unsigned or signed Reader or Subscriber. Anonymous letters lack accountability, which strengthens the case for editors to know author identities before judging arguments.
Epworth League Activities At Local M E Church
Rev Clarence W Tompkins leads Sunday school and morning worship at the M E Church with Epworth League events noted. Plans include a play What Lack I Yet and an international tea on Feb 7, rally at Pocahontas Feb 14, and a pot luck supper Jan 21.
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Fishers of Men
Epworth League
Rolfe
Estelyn Roberts
Pocahontas
Asbury
Grant Johnson
Kensington
Ladies’ Aid
Pocahontas School of Religion
Shroder
Gilmore City
Sinning
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Nain Lutheran Church announces officers and schedule
Nain Lutheran Church led by Pastor George J. Robertson lists Sunday school and Bible class at 10 15 a m no services Thursday Jan 20 Luther League meets at Donald Nielsen home at 8 p m Annual meeting elected Raymond Isacson to succeed David Henderson as trustee and treasurer and B G Behrendsen and Albert Hermansen as deacons Do not neglect your soul attend church regularly
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Luther League
Donald Nielsen
Raymond Isacson
David Henderson
B. G. Behrendsen
Albert Hermansen
Trinity Lutheran Sunday Services and Jan Budget Note
Regular worship at Trinity Lutheran led by Rev. J. O. Wangberg with an offering for the synodical budget. This is the final month to raise funds for 1938. Luther league, Bible study Thursday, January 20, catechism Saturday, Ladies’ Aid meets January 26. quote from C. H. Spurgeon.
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Luther League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hart Chambers
Presbyterian Church Announces Services and Activities
Rev H A Sinnir Th D pastor leads worship at 10 o clock with choir by Mary Graves and a duet by Esse Luce and Curtis Jones. Sunday school had 152. 11 10 meets for all ages. Christian Endeavor led by Rachel Tutt discusses We Need the Church. Young People circle meets in Plover on Feb 7. Mrs George Ivey ill at home with laryngitis.
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Gers Ices
Mary Graves
Esse. Luce
Curtis Jones
Rachel Tutt
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Plover
Card of Thanks from Christina car committee
On behalf of the Christina car committee of Rolfe and Poca counties we thank all purchasers of Christmas Bealy made the sale Breat gy Thanks also to Arro jst ity Kindness in advertising With ou Chateman charge Mrs J R McIntire Help save a life Look what drive and where you walkp
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Christina
Rolfe and
Poca County
Toad
Bealy
Arro Jst
Ou Chateman
J. R. McIntire
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