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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1939

Page

6

Food tips and household questions from Mrs. C and readers

Reader queries cover home repair and cooking. A reader asks how to fill floor cracks before painting use a paste of water dry glue and torn newspaper. Other letters explain meringue browning causes sugar amount and baking temps with Iowa State home economists guidance.

J. A Iowa State College Iowa

Size six suits fail to fit six year old Johnny

A report notes children vary in height and build, suggesting new sizing standards using two body measurements. The study by the USDA Bureau of Home Economics outlines waist and hip plus height as better indicators, with some manufacturers already selling trousers by waist and leg length rather than age.

Johnny iShildren Obrien Bureau ‘of Ho Rodics USDA Sue Danny

Egg freshness and color do not reveal quality

Consumers should value handling over age or shell color as a 24 hour old warm egg can be less fresh than a colder older egg. Experts caution that shell color provides no reliable clue to quality or value.

Lawsuit Filed Over Woman’s Alleged Incident

A court action was initiated as Mrs. Lear Davis sues Os for unspecified damages or relief. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.

Lear Davis Fell Pitter

Farmers favor weekly paper in town survey

A survey of forty town farmers finds nine subscribe to a weekly newspaper. The result suggests limited local penetration of weekly press among agrarian residents.

Marie Johnson Weds Leighton Neikirk in California

Marie Johnson and Leighton Neikirk wed in Burlingame California telegram reveals. Johnson, a Havelock High School graduate, studied at Cedar Rapids business college and worked at First National Bank before moving to California. The couple will reside in Burlingame where the groom has business interests.

Shelby Jenn Marie Johnson Leighton Neikirk Burlingame Calif Havelock High School Cedar Rapids First , National Bank California

Havelock pastor on vacation as Bible conference nears

Havelock Methodist Church reports Pastor John Drake Wolcott will be away for three Sundays on vacation. The first two Sundays will be spent at the Bible conference at Spirit Lake and the pastor can be reached for services via Methodist Camp. The notice urges attendance at the Bible conference next Sunday or the following.

Havelock Methodist Church John Drake Wolcott Methodist Camp Spirit Lake

Community notices and travels around Laurens area

A long list of brief items covers residents visiting hospitals, relatives, and friends across Fort Dodge Pocahontas Emmetsburg Laurens and surrounding towns. Names include Meier Lathrop Williams Jacobson Miller Gist Buck Chase Grover Masons and Hendricks with activities from hospital calls to movies and church events. An array of smallups and local happenings mark the week.

George. Sylviey Fort Dodge Will Fowler Emmetsburg Frigaard Rolfe Ray Gruver Henry Edge Jim Williams Amanda Mason Forest Mason Irma Forbes Pocahontas S. T Lyle Kunkle Harry Will Milt Hilton Chris Jacobson Donna Lee Graettinger Maria Jacobson Wallingford Martin Larson George Speer Cylinder Roswald Hauswirth Near Plov‘er C. A. Larson Mallard Blanche Worthington Arthur Ralle Art Harold Wright Melvin Knoblauch Lyman Campbell Fred Meier Lutheran Hospital James Groves Plover Gladys Goodchild Eva’ Buck Meritt Brazier Sioux Rapids Doris Hendrick Axel Anderson Spencer Anderson M. Brazier George. Gist The Arrow Dorothy Reimer Merle Leith Ware Leith Jacobson Danny Wenck Sioux’ Rapids Walter Chase Laurens Ella Chase J. T.hendricks Henry Buck Frank Ralfe W. W. Ellsworth Humboldt Register and Tribune Pearl Mick Clara Keerles G. A. Grover Olin Young Hazel Coksey O. J. Keerbs Central States Electricians Clara Keerbs Fred Jurgens C. A. Hunt Peter Smith Junior Will E. White West Bend

Stork Busy at Sioux Rapids Hospital Twins Tie Record

Twin boys born to Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Stockwell of Laurens marked the hospital at Sioux Rapids as having their fifth set of twins in the last six months. The town notes the ongoing twin birth surge at Sickles hospital.

Bert Clouss Phyllis Marie Sioux Rapids Ward Liester Spencer Martin Gehrt Cherokee Luella Liester Liester Francis Jacobson Lee Glenn Oscar Rydell Mason City R. E. Gruver G. A. Gruver Rolfe Dale Williams Jay Williams C. C. Cole Norvel Tinken Chet Speer Mamie Daugherty Howard Resseguie Will Smith J. W. Reimer Curlew Johnnie Vote Eudora Missouri Ben Eby Vote Eby Wilbur Ellsworth Darlene Baltimore Maryland Pocahontas Meredith Clara Keerles STORK Sickles Hospital C. K. Stockwell Laurens

Des Moines Bus Driver Hurt by Falling Chicken Crate

A Des Moines bus driver was injured when a crate of chickens toppled from a passing truck and shattered a bus window at Knoxville. The accident occurred on the highway but no details on injuries beyond the driver’s cut were provided.

Des Moines Knoxville

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