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A simple rubber hose placed over the faucet nozzle protects delicate china from chipping. The tip advises a quick preventative measure to cushion impact during dish handling.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
4
A simple rubber hose placed over the faucet nozzle protects delicate china from chipping. The tip advises a quick preventative measure to cushion impact during dish handling.
Des Moines confirms Westchester Fire Insurance Company authorized to operate in Iowa under Chapter 404 with assets of 17.8 million and surplus over liabilities of 10.3 million as of December 31, 1934. Certification by Commissioner Ray Murphy notes authorization to transact fire and related lines until April 1, 1937.
Fort Dodge weekend visits by the Schonberger and Meurer families plus Mrs Flor Egespuenier and others mark a busy social scene. town residents attend weddings showers and church rallies while weather delays haying and fieldwork.
Fragmentary OCR text references a July date and a public gathering or protest. No clear names, places, or organizations are readable to identify a specific event or outcome.
A fragmented text discusses rural practices and safety measures. Mentions lower state authorities and water use considerations. References to fire risks, molasses, and potential dangers from burning materials.
Plover Presbyterian Church notes Rev Walter Rothwell pastor with Sunday School at 10 30 a m and Morning Worship. The Willing Workers Society meets in church social rooms at 2 20 p m with Mrs G A Parradee Mae Butler and Harry McFarden as hostesses. Raymond Henderson leads devotions. Children Day program at the 11 o clock hour this Sunday features a special program.offerings support Sunday School work of the Board of Christian Education.
Emma Crouch Reiter of Norway Iowa was born November 2 1862 and died May 30 1936 at Tyler Hospital Tyler Minnesota aged 68 years 6 months 28 days from a complication of diseases. She married Phares Crouch January 19 1887 in Norway. Survived by seven children Alfred Fort Dodge Jessie Roy Priscilla DuBois Lester Alice Nona. 17 grandchildren and one great grandchild. three sisters Paton two brothers and many relatives. Funeral at Paton Methodist church June 1 with burial beside her husband in Paton cemetery.
Raymond Thornberry announced the marriage of Miss Louise Johnson on Saturday June 6 at the Little Brown Church in Nashua with Rev. Wm Kent officiating a double ring ceremony. Attendants were Miss Sylvia Johnson and Kenneth Thornberry. The bride was described as beautiful.
Miss Johnson of Pocahontas and Mr Thornberry were married in a formal ceremony, wearing attire described as sharkskin and rose crepe. A three course dinner followed at a Waverly hotel, with relatives present including E V Johnson and Isom Hufford. The bride, a 1930 Pocahontas graduate and Cedar Falls State Teachers College alumna, will reside at 1424 8th Ave North Fort Dodge.
Classified notice seeking a man with farming experience for a permanent local job in Quincy Illinois. Weekly pay and a car required. Applicants should fill out the coupon below and include age and farm experience. no letter needed. Mail to Box 164 Department 4034.
The American Legion Ausiliay will meet at the home of Mrs ay Mehaffey on Friday June 19 with Mrs Wallace Bruner as assisting hostess. Members who handed in receipts from BODY sale are asked to attend as well as to return unsold poppies per Elsie Rothwell reporter.
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