Rev Otis McQuary to lead Rolfe Methodist Church
Ten years ago Otis McQuary of Coggan Iowa is named pastor at Rolfe Methodist Church. Local Boy Scouts and counselors depart June 19 for Fort Arthur Ontario in a chartered bus.
18 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
1
Ten years ago Otis McQuary of Coggan Iowa is named pastor at Rolfe Methodist Church. Local Boy Scouts and counselors depart June 19 for Fort Arthur Ontario in a chartered bus.
A wartime community page notes William J. Brinkman and Mrs. Brinkman visiting relatives in Santa Ana. OPA warns against nylon scams as nylon yarn is reserved for parachute cloth. Local incidents include W. W. Hilton damaging a car in a collision. Military personnel Lt. Marsh Graham awaits leave after flight training. Other brief items mention visits, hires, and sales meetings in the area.
A compact list of across and down crossword clues including Sloppy persons flies aloft Lhasa is the capital Norwegian author Worship Pith helmet Short sleeveless vest Small island Deeds Skillful Little cat To be in debt Part of to be Docile Part of a church Storms Baseballs Ruth A braggart Deputy Defile Midday meal Expunge Underworld river Myth Townships Gr Hist Pierce Italian resort Greek coin Left desolate Cubic meter Perch An oboe player Vipers Stagger Dirk Tree Brazilian palm Canine Female sheep Bog Knock lightly Bitter vetch Born Ditchn Music note Incite Con vince Be lieved Sphere Chills and fever Flexed Bang Otherwise Certain whiskeys Definite article PUZZLE NO 816
Twenty five years back in 1939, local families share birthdays and gatherings. Will and family host a Sunday dinner for twins. citizens Frances Perrigal and others travel to Fort Dodge for citizenship papers. Grant Johnson injures his foot while haying. McFaddens visit St. Marys Canada and meet the English royals. fishing trip by Eccles Watts Hotovec and Sennett. Edith Hartman wed Francis Larson at Trinity Lutheran. Cuthbertsons visit Forest City for Dad's Day. Yocum twins born, named by father. Earl Ferguson and Thomas Diggs celebrate shared natal days with a dinner at C E Eppelsheimer home.
Forty year old Monk McDonald expanded his route to include two skunk deliveries Wednesday. The Needle and Thread Club near Rolfe surprised Mrs. Leon Sinek with a handkerchief shower on June 13. The town council meets to discuss steel cells for the jail as authorities handle increased cases of wanderers at night.
Local eye care clinic announces fitting hours from 9:00 to 5:00 daily except Thursday. Phone number 655 Humboldt, Iowa listed for appointments.
Rollin Grant travels to Epworth Iowa to begin work as an instructor after Cornell College graduation. Reinhart Peterson heads to Canton South Carolina for a Haugesund Norway district meeting. A J Sedlacek of Pocahontas visits for Delco light plant county agency business. Edna Shelgren and Gordon Shelgren spend summer with relatives at Bradgate. Mary Jane Hunter celebrates fourth birthday with 14 friends. Ruth and Charlotte Walker return from Dayton visit. Ernest Vaughn family visit Fort Dodge.
The piece notes Father’s Day shopping humor as a father grows enthusiastic about gifts like handkerchiefs neck ties and socks, turning the celebration into a chance to expand his visible wardrobe.
A nostalgic column from 1924 extols fathers as a steady axis of family life. It highlights gifts like loud socks neckties and flapper daughter praise while noting a society trend toward Father’s Day and annual recognition. It contrasts father’s quiet contributions with public adulation.
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