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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
8
Bradgate Methodist Church led by Pastor C E Elietson hosts Sunday events with Epworth League in charge and an upcoming week program described as excellent. The district superintendent references a college costs-raising campaign achieving 275,000 in crosswide support and schedules details for the ninth with a 10:30 time.
The Progress Club met at Mrs. H. P. Schoonover home with few guests due to wintry weather. After a short business session, a rose contest sparked merry rivalry won by Mrs. John Logan who received Palms chocolates. The group marked the birthday of Mrs. Schoonover’s mother Mrs. Chamberlain with a copy of Love Insurance and a two course lunch.
Earl McLaughlin visited Fort Dodge on Tuesday as did many locals who stopped by to see friends and relatives. The weekly round of travel includes trips to Humboldt Laurens Sioux City and Sanborn Minn with routine social calls and a class play in Rolfe drawing Bradgate attendees. The Nels Smith farewell party with Mrs Norton and a presentation spoon marked a friendly close to a local lodge event.
The Progress Club of Bradgate purchased and installed a playground coaster at the Bradgate Consolidated Schools to promote physical development and mental balance. Members contributing include Mesdames Godden, O'Nifel, Schoon foyer, Sheldon, Gaffey, Ellsworth, Dayton, Zeck, Eielson, Logan, Nielson, Burris and Templeman.
Detroit resident Lietz reports that Chamberlain's Tablets restored appetite and relieved bloating while giving a pleasant satisfactory bowel movement. Sold by all dealers.
Card of thanks from G. I. Gunnerson on behalf of the children expresses gratitude to the Bradgate Women’s Clubs for a playground slide gift to the school. The note hopes the gift will bring pleasure and benefit and to be enjoyed by all.
An advertisement urges parents to treat children with worms using Kickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenges. It claims widespread worm infestation and links to nervousness pale feverish behavior, promising relief from constipation and improved learning, urging immediate purchase.
J P Mullen made a business trip to Chicago last week. Zoe Goodyear and children from Pocahontas visited Mrs George Bonnie. Lou Lanning Ruth Weaver head to Cedar Falls for teachers college summer session. Gilmore City chautauqua set July 8 to 12. John and Mrs Gregg visited Ridora Iowa. Class play The Sisterhood of Bridget at Breckwald praised. repeats June 4 at Commercial Club. Alumni banquet held at M E church. Moffett bakery building near completion. Prof C C Knoll to Cedar Falls for state Teachers College summer session.
An OCR fragment markets a remedy for rheumatism with promise of quick relief. It mentions a periodtone call to action and scattered names, but lacks verifiable details or clear attribution.
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