Local notes report calls visits births and social glad tidings
Mrs James Speer and son Chester visited Traer Iowa last Friday. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs George Dying. Numerous visits with Laurens Fort Dodge Humboldt Plover Pocahontas and Livermore residents. Havelock ball team wins twice. Trimmed hats offered at The Richardson's Millinery Shop next week in Rolfe Iowa.
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Pomeroy
Carl Stiller
Raymond Kendall
Fort Dodge
Helen Banning
Humboldt
Margaret Wiley
Squire Heathman Jr
W. E. Chinn
Ridter
O. J. Mentzer
Anna
Winnie Coburn
Geo. Miller
Laura Hannell
Palmer
Madge Veazie
Nellie Eno
Clara Hacker
Des Moines
Highland Park College
Sherm Stover
C. E. Heathman
Plover
Bradley Moore
Rolfe
C. Cornwell
F. Viktor
Sherm ‘Stover
Olive Sheldon
Beth Clarke
Sioux Rapids
Orpha Broomer
Sutherland
A. J. Shaw
Pocahontas
Havelock
Gilford Green
Chas
Jas. Hobson
H. Hauswirth
Henry Buck
Pearl Hersom
L. F. Brodsky
I. E. Conrow
Herb Palmer
Mabel Kathan
Livermore
Ff. L. Kathan
Ware
Bradgate
Richardson’s
Towa
Havelock I. E. Church Notes Children’s Day Program
Havelock I. E. church notes announce June 13 as Children’s Day with youth leading services and a special Student’s Aid Fund collection to support college students. The event aligns with June 14 anniversary of the national flag adoption. The program aims to be worthwhile with youth participation and outreach.
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Board of Education
M. E. Church
TIZ Promises Relief for Tired Aching Feet
A vintage ad touts TIZ as quick relief for sore feet and corns. It claims muscles and joints feel rested, toes stay comfy, and shoes fit better after use. The pitch urges buying a 25 cent box at druggists or department stores.
Church Services Invite Attendance Across All Sunday Programs
Circulation mentions regular preaching at 10:30 A M with Sunday school at 11 80 A M Epworth League at 7:00 P M inviting all to attend any or all services.
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Epworth League
Rolfe Weighs Sewer Proposition and Steps Forward
The article outlines legal precedent against discharging unpurified sewage on neighboring property and explains steps for starting sewer work. It covers preparing a preliminary survey, determining sewer districts, public notices, hearings, bid advertisements, and whether to fund by special assessment or general taxation with tax limits.
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Board of Health
Iowa
Sewers and sidewalk measures for Rolfe Iowa debated
The discussion outlines three sewer funding methods for small towns including direct taxation, special assessment with seven yearly payments at 6 percent interest, and general taxation funded by bonds and a five mill levy. It cites costs per lot, per foot, and plant estimates, and promises further consultation with Rolfe authorities. A sidewalk project is approved to begin at Oak Street and end near Bim Street, with construction by August 1945.
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General Assembly
Male
Towa
Rolfe
Lafayette Higgins
Iowa
Oak Street
Bim St
Roul
Marlon ‘Bruce
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