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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1917
Page
2
Local page items detail Red Cross fundraising near chautauqua grounds with refreshments sold for charity. Updates on visitors, town business, land sales, and community events populate Rolfe and surrounding areas with odds and ends from residents and merchants.
Notice asks all creditors to present bills against the Rolfe Rac Association to secretary Frank M. Ritchey at once. The reminder stresses urgency and compliance with the financial closure.
John F Jantzen of Delmeny Sask praises Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as exceptionally fine and effective for family use. For sale through all dealers.
Jeanette M. Hunter Johnston born April 16 188? in Buckingham Til and died June 11 117 at her Mitchell home. She moved to Rolfe Iowa at age eight, graduated from Rolfe High School, married Earl Johnston May 25 1910, and had three daughters. Survived by husband two sisters and three brothers with interment in Mitchell.
Four conservation campaign plans are outlined to reduce food waste and boost the county supply. Women and girls are urged to show patriotism by helping feed the world. Rolfe will host a canning demonstration on Wednesday July 18 at two in the M E church basement to promote home canning and the cold pack method.
Union service Sunday at 4:30 pm in the chau tauquua tent. Rev. Behlin to speak on The Bible and Democracy with special music. No admission. Pastor and family depart on vacation next week visiting Cedar Rapids and Chicago. Services continue, Bible school sessions held, Men’s Bible class adjourned until return. Resume Aug 1 with And behold, a basket of summer fruit.
The Chautauqua draws crowds with Colby and a chalk talk on Facts Fun and Fiction. Attendance remains strong with a full tent Tuesday but organizers warn expenses this year are about 400 below prior years and the event must cover costs to continue. Three more big days remain as roll of patrons grows.
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