Rolfe Area Notes Highlight Visits Fires Talks
Local residents report visitors from Des Moines Gilmore City and Sutherland along with a birthday of community life. A farm fire at the Nowack home near Havelock and Plover drew concern as kin aided rescue while Rev Dr Throop spoke on China missions at Rolfe Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Barry
Stanley
Sutherland
Lenora Tracy
Donald
Tracy
Minn
Harriss F. Thomas
Mary Elizabeth
Thomas
Wm. Nowack Farm
Havelock and
Plover
Nowack
Wm. Obrecht
Throop
China
Rolfe
Presbyterian Church
William Harvey Gregory Rites Held In McHenry
William Harvey Gregory died January seventh after a brief illness at age seventy one years eight months and twenty three days. He was born April fifteenth eighteen fifty four in Center County Pennsylvania and lived with his daughter Mrs J H Hancher in Mc Henry. He leaves two daughters eight grandchildren a brother and six sisters in Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin. Funeral services were at Congregational church with Rev T S Hanson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Gregory
Mr. Gregory
Center County
Pennsylvania
Viola Price
Waddams Grove
Mary Murray
Webster City
Iowa
Gregory
Rolfe
McHenry
J. H. Hancher
Bruner
George
Daniel
Waterloo
Town
O. Baer
Adam Shamberger
Samuel Strong
Samuel Jordan
Clara Rahbeck
Oliver Anderson
Illinois
Congregational Church
T. S. Hanson
Warwick
Bethlehem Cemetery
Pocahontas County Farm Bureau Notes
USDA December corn yield estimate shows 2.9 billion bushels, below November forecast, likely price advance. Pocahontas buyers report chickens at 21 cents per pound. advice to cull flocks to prevent crowding and soup. Farmers cited include F. A. Shaw and others. Seed corn test results from county show varied strong growth percentages, urging careful seed testing this year. H. E. Nichols visits the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Pocahontas
F. A. Shaw
Guy White
A. W. Ives
Robert Ives
Earl Ives
Jesse Hosier
Farm Paureau
Pocahontas County
Report of Cow Testing Work in Clayton County Iowa
The article urges dairy cattle buyers to seek cows with cow testing association records as proof of performance. It notes Clayton County in Iowa as a rising dairy area with alfalfa and corn feeds, urging farmer cooperation to test cows for fat production and improve herds. It highlights December records for top cows White Bell and Spot and lists high herds by milk and fat output. Elmer J. Mahnke, Tester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Banner County
United States
Iowa
Clayton County
Pocahontas County
L. E. Ferguson
Spot
C. G. Watson
O. G. Watson
M. W. Hertz
Louis Nemecek
G. T. Moffett
Thurlow Siefert
M. E. Hess
Elmer J. Mahnke
County Agent Bowers Aids Spraying Ring Organization
Working with County Agent Bowers, efforts focus on pruning and assisting in organizing spray rings. The collaborative effort aims to boost farm practices and efficiency in pest control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Nichols
Bowers
Corn and dairy cows shape town life in dairy notice
The Town Department of Agriculture stresses corn as king and the dairy cow as queen noting dairy success hinges on quality cream and premiums for good creamery products. It warns against overproduction and inflationary dairy practices while observing local economy and car abundance trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Presbyterian Church Notes Promotes Revival and Youth Day
Rev J P Lester urges renewal of interest at the Presbyterian Church with record Sunday school attendance. Plans include Young People’s Day on January 31 and an old fashioned revival from February 28 to March 14 preceded by eight neighborhood prayer meetings. A box social on February 2 funds the piano for the downstairs departments.
Reverend Wangberg Leads Norwegian Service Schedule
Rev J O Wangberg, Pastor, leads services in Norwegian with 10 45 a m Sunday School and Bible Glass at the Parsonage. Luther League at 11 45 a m and Evening Worship at 7 00 p m. Prayer meeting each Wednesday at 8 00 p m. Catechism Class 1 30 p m Saturday. All welcome to attend. Subscribe for The Arrow NOW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible
Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
CO Ua
Oe Gore
Luther League
Bible School
M. Epworth League
Anniversary Observance Marks Young Peoples Missionary Society
The Methodist Episcopal Church marks the twenty fifth anniversary of its Young Peoples Missionary Society with a morning service led by the youth group and a pageantry filled evening program. The Junior Church social followed with refreshments prepared by Ali Spiker Stella Mae Brinkman Bertie Daubendiek and Gladys Cox. The article notes Congress refusal to broadcast sessions and comments by the American Association of Radio Listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples’ Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ali Spiker
Stella ‘Mae Brinkman
Bertie Daubendiek
Gladys
Cox
Act Inge P
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Myrtle Smith
Des Moines
J. C. Olerich
W. P. Wheeler
Swaledale
Anton Williams
Gilmore City
N. A. Lind
Guy Daniels
QO. E. S
A. V. Graeber
C. E. Heathman
Fred McKim
Mary Merckens
Fairfield
J. R. McIntire
W. P. McIntire
O. A. Brownlee
Mallard
J. F. Kauffman
Fort Dodge Hospital
Dorothy Barnthouse
M. M. M. Club
A. W. Ireland
A. W. Graeber
Presbyterian Bible Class
Hans Miller
R. Wiswell
C. L. Gunderson
Ranier
WM. Harvey Gregory
Farm Union Shipping Association of
Northwestern
G. Fred Smith
E. R. Weaver
Will Scott
Ireton
M. N. Ives
O. N. Cook
Poland
T. P. Comer
Taylor. Rolfe
Naraniseed
McCatlom
Savage Elk
Roylfe
Tewe
Gerhard Corde Rolfe
Arrow
HH. Co. Wieeman
Laurens
the State Savings Bank
Venkagie Co
Presbyterian: Church Notes
J.P. Lester
D.D
J. O. Wangberg
Methodist
Episcopal
J. H. Walker
Congress
American Association of Radio Listners
Tury
First National Bank
D. Brinkman
J. H. Brinkman
J. A. Engel
Ella C. Taylor
Money Savers
HAUCK
Peter Panningham
Children’s
Childr
Geo. C. Hauck & Co
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