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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
2
A note on the unlikely friendship between a wolf and a stork, arguing that the wolf at the door never hinders the stork and that the stork visits more when the wolf is larger and closer. The piece closes with a reflection on mutual exchange.
Friday and Saturday feature Laurel and Hardy in Swiss Miss with Della Ling and Eric Blore. June shows promise a lively program of comedy and animation for families.
A persuasive critique covers political spending and advertising power, noting how divisions over taxes and governance shape public opinion. It discusses media ethics, civic responsibility, and the role of citizens in supporting a stable economy. Local notes recount community visits, hospital updates, and social gatherings across towns.
The board invites bids to operate the school bus routes for the coming year. Bids must be received by 5 p.m. Monday, June 20, 1938. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Donald Carlton, Secretary.
A Trinity Lutheran service led by JO Wangberg according to the scheduled hour. A vacation school note reflects on life aims and paths with a reflective question about which way to walk and what end to seek.
Rev Clarence W Tompkins leads Sunday sermon Witnesses for Jesus Epworth league studies cooperatives meeting last week at the church auditorium illuminated by a Jarvis family window with jewels Ice cream social June 24 to finish cottage fund for institute Missionary society guest day drew a large crowd Vacation Bible school closes with strong attendance and spirit Bible conference to begin July 24 with a motorcade to the camp ground
George J. Robertson, pastor, presides over Sunday school and Bible study at Nain Lutheran Church. A Dana College male quartet will sing at the 9 a.m. morning service as the congregation echoes the verse Let us go up into the house of the Lord.
Regular services were held Sunday with a sermon by Pastor H A Sinning. Sunday school began at 11:00. The Christian Endeavor society led by Jean Mather invites all youths to attend as a discussion on Boy and Girl Relationships continues after last week’s lively dialogue. Choir begins at 6 45 and ends at Tat. Please arrive on time.
Mrs EP Kemen and Bernice drove to Marathon to visit friends. The Buller family spent Sunday at the Okoboji lakes. Several families visited Cherokee, and communities near Fort Dodge and Humboldt held gatherings. A popcorn stand south of the Rite theatre will be open Saturday night. Mrs Christenson, Agnes Christensen, and Mrs Ed Christenson traveled to Fort Dodge to visit Mrs Win Christenson.
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