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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1914

Page

6

Local notes from Havelock and nearby towns

Local items report visits from Emma Conkiln and Stella from Marshalltown to Havelock, Decoration Day attendance by James Campney and Elmer Rolfe, Genevieve Merry visiting Laurens, and Rolfe residents Harry Green and family at the Philp home. Teachers and seniors entertained by Rev. and Mrs. Webb with lavender and maize decor and a three course luncheon. Bertha Jansonius departs Ackley Iowa after illness. Harvey Ford visits J H Eno in Indianola. Miss Joyce Clarke and Wm Qbrecht from Rolfe visit. Ferne Coiner of Rolfe begins duties as clerk at Smith Bros. store. Church remodeling continues. services held in I C O F opera house until repairs finish.

Emma Conkiln Stella Marshalltown Havelock Jas. Campney Elmer Rolfe Genevieve Merry Laurens Harry Green Thomas Philp Havelock High School W. P. Webb Olive Sheldon Ackley Iowa Harvey Ford Indianola

Havelock social visits and class party noted

Mrs A B Symes and sister Miss Verne Coiner of Rolfe visited Havelock on Wednesday. Ruth Smith visited Rolfe for an over Sunday at the J Smith home. Friday evening the Havelock High Senior class and guests were entertained by the Juniors at the Gill home with decorations and plenty of fun. Also an advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a spring tonic for digestion and appetite.

A. B. Symes Verne Coiner Rolfe Havelock Ruth Smith J. ©. Smith S. H

Methodist Church Plans June 7 Services at I O O F Hall

Pastor Reverend William P. Webb invites all to join Sunday worship at the I O O F opera house next Sabbath June 7. The church recently donated 210 crates of eggs to the Iowa Methodist Hospital for charity and received a letter of appreciation from Superintendent W T Graham praising the donation and asking thanks to the congregation.

Methodist Episcopal Church William P. Webb I. O. O. F. Opera House Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines W. T. Graham M. D Bro Webb

Dr King's New Discovery Relief Coughs

A New Dover Ohio advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery as a cure for a three year cough. It promises relief or money back and offers 50 cent and one dollar bottles recommended by Viewer Drug Co.

Dr. King Jennie Flemming New Dover Viewer Drug Co

Not His Idea of a Husband

An American professor at Bixty who married a much younger wife recalls realizing his position’s advantage after his youthful son’s remark in Germany about marriage to an officer. The boy’s comment highlights differing views on marriage shaped by military life and social expectations.

Bixty Germany America

Father figure revealed in domestic dispute dialogue

An exchange from the New York Evening Post centers on a boy denying his mother’s past marriage while acknowledging a man called Herr Professor as their father. The dialogue implies complex family ties and questions of lineage and home.

Bor America New York Evening Post

Writing with sincerity shapes lasting letters

This piece urges writing with truth and force, avoiding slovenly craft and malice. It advises keeping one eye on purpose and effect, considering potential publicity, and preserving kindness in letters to ensure the enduring value of one’s words.

The Cat in Kitty Proves Wild on the Prowl

A passage describes a domestic cat’s savage prowling nature. The cat betrays a tiger like ferocity when stalking birds or in the dead of night. The scene shifts to a dim street where the cat moves stealthily under the night light as people stay indoors.

Kitty Dallas Lore Sharp Atlantic

How to Strike Safety Matches

A brief Sunday Magazine note explains how to use safety matches without wasting them. Strike quickly with a brief contact on the striking surface to keep the match head and outside fresh. Some matches also strike on windowpanes.

On the Wing

A light humorous note describes a couple as a social butterfly and an amateur aviator with a playful phrase about a fly away pair. The brief hints at public interest in their personalities and hobbies.

Stage Secret Sparks Cherished Look Alike Mystery

Mrs Jarby notes That Little Lord Fauntleroy and the Mrs Errol resemble each other prompting Mr Jarby to confirm the Fauntleroy is the mother of the Mrs Errol, a remark reported by Harper's Bazaar.

Lord Fauntleroy Errol Mra. Jarby the Fauntleroy Mr. Jarby Harper's Bazar

Mecklenburg Schwerin Leaders Favor American Goods

Berlin observers report irritation in the German press over the grand duke and grand duchess of Mecklenburg Schwerin showing marked American preference. They allegedly buy boots and much clothing in New York, reflecting their transatlantic connections.

Berlin Mecklenburg-Schwerin New York

Heir to Grand Duchy Includes American Tutors

The hereditary Grand Duke Friedrich Pranz, who just turned three on April 22, speaks with a pronounced accent. he has two American nurses and his father plans to hire an American tutor for his heir. A recent exclusive photo shows the young prince with an enormous ball, also reportedly American.

Friedrich Pranz

Vedrines Fined 10 Cents and Roux 20 Cents Damages

In Cairo the French consular court ordered Jules Vedrines to pay Henry Roux 20 cents for slapping him after their Paris to Egypt flight. The dispute began when Vedrines accused Roux of aiding Turkish officers to withhold gasoline for Bonnier, leading to a libel action and a clash over a field of honor.

Paris Cairo Jules Vedrines Henry Roux Egypt Roux Vedrines Bonnier Rouz

First Japanese Seventh Day Adventist Church Organized in Oakland

Delegates at the Pacific Union Conference heard that the first Japanese Seventh Day Adventist church in North America was organized in Oakland. E W Farnsworth reported the new church has 11 members and an ordained Japanese elder in charge with full church offices and services conducted in Japanese. Theater managers acted as ushers in the event.

Oakland Cal North America Pacific Union Conference of Seventh Day E. W. Farnsworth California Coast

Remembered Lesson In a Foreign Quarter

A young man pauses before a small eatery with a sign reading Sam Stew. He jokes about the missing letter from amb. The next day the menu changes to Clamb Chowder, proving the spelling lesson endured.

Everybody's

State Gets Rake-Off in Adoptive Consent Policy

A Japanese nobleman adopting a son must pay a percentage to the royal coffers. Royal consent is required for all adoptions and, while historically freely granted, current reforms push for fees in certain cases to the minister of finance at the imperial court.

Urc Acid in Meat Said to clog the Kidneys

A noted authority warns daily meat can produce uric acid that paralyzes kidney efforts to expel it from blood. Symptoms include dull kidney pain, backache, dizziness, coated tongue, and rheumatic twinges. A preventative remedy is a morning tablespoon of a salt solution from grape and lemon juice with lithia to flush and stimulate kidneys.

Pocahontas Social Notes and Election Results

Mrs Ivey and children visited the Bookman home in West Bend while others traveled to Cherokee and Des Moines for business and social engagements. Primary vote totals shown 201 with 129 Republican, 69 Democrat, 2 Socialist, 1 Progressive. Local residents attended Decora Day events and a Storm Lake baseball game amid community reports.

Pocahontas News George Ivey West Bend A. S. Bookman Geo. Schnieberg Ned Donohoe Theo McCartan John Quinn Cherokee George Miller Havelock Geo. Schnieders Chicago Viola Henrich Des’ Moines Clinton Hd Kruel Leo Gilmore City Louis’ Colvin Belemond Thad Thornton Percy’ Richards Will J. Steipfing LeRoy Liettet Batcroft Iowa Jake Stelpflug W.O. Furman Storm Lake Pocahontas Twin ‘Lakes At & Atic Mallat Ging Anton Mackovelé Cartan Ihatcher Alta

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Department OF “the Arrow First National Bank Havelock, Iowa J. A. Dickerson Havelock T. D. Peeble Herr Professor Friedrich Franz U. S Has Jap Adventist Church Gine Bam Lederer Velie Kratzer Farmers’ Coal and Drain Co Strong Met Havelock and Vicinity S. 4 Gill Building O. W. Gill W. P. McIntire
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