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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1931
Page
9
Rev J O Wangberg presides over Sunday School and Bible Class at ten, morning worship at ten forty five, Luther League at eight, and prayer meeting on Thursday eight. Norwegian led worship and charity topic discussed. Ladies Aid meets August 20 at the church parlors.
Nain Lutheran Church led by Rev L H Kjoller lists Qaday services at Malay School and Bible Being Worship in English except first Sunday each month. Prayer meeting Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. All are warmly invited. services scheduled unless noted.
Fragmentary note describes a children remedy claiming mild preparation calms fretful kids. Warns of stomach upset and diarrhea as symptoms, suggests drops for constipation and general soothing effects, with broken phrases about preparation and use.
Sunday services listed for Morning Worship at 10:00 a.m and Evening Worship at 8:00 p.m with Sunday School and Bible Class at 11:95 a.m and Junior Endeavor at 3:00 p.m. Rev Albert Howland of Manning will occupy the pulpit both morning and evening in Rolfe, greeting a large hometown congregation. A note on fashion cites Russian women’s foot size ranking behind Japanese and Chinese and mentions unsold shipment of fifty thousand pairs of American made women’s shoes to Russia due to their large size.
Pocahontas county Iowa board of supervisors met in regular session in the Supervisors Room at the courthouse. Members present were A H Buscher chairman Randall Melson Jas L O Keefe G W Ferguson and E A Rude.
The board approved contract bonds for three individuals and quarterly county officers reports. Hearing set for Lizard township road assessment. Bids opened for coal. Iowa Coal & Supply Co. awarded 100 tons option, 50 tons each for court house and county farm at specified prices. Refunds for drainage exemptions approved. Numerous county fund claims audited and allowed with itemized recipients and services.
A long OCR fragment lists per diems for numerous individuals including Fidlar, Chambers, Peters, Strauss, Bartosh, Peterson, Cowan, Kauffman, Fitzgerald, Russell, Mefferd, Christoffer, Miller, Elliott, Whannel, Wilson, Stoulil, Hauswirth, Buckwalter, Howery, Doyle, Maher, Goodchild, Hopkins, Wiegert, Strong, Pollock, plus entries for court expense, postage, insane fund rent, ice and seed purchases, groceries, fees, witness payments, meat, milk, and medical aid with various vendors and beneficiaries. The page continues with more names and amounts and references a continuation on Page Seven.
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