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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
2
Ace Polesen and Miss Dorothy Debausen were shoppers in St. Dodge Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Struthers were in Zion City on business Wednesday and Winnisday.
Evening listings announce Carl West with 11 artists on Thursday June 25 and Edgar Foley and His Orchestra on Saturday June 27. A free wedding dance is offered Sunday June 29 by M Marguerite Witt and Harlan Markley with all invited. July 2 features LeRoy Miller and His Twilight Serenaders and July 1 Hal Sataart and His Biggest Little Band.
J M Boyce remains in poor health. Doris Ashee of Ft Dodge visited the N G Lokerse home. The White, Nielsen, and Kerns families vacationed at Lake Okoboji and shopped in Ft Dodge. Rogers visited Cora Klein in Humboldt. The government renewed its post office lease in Rolfe. Stoufe and Struthers shopped in Fort Dodge. Grazier spent time with the Poleson family. Floren and Hill visited Laurens and the Andersons. Mary Pickens of Springfield Ill visits Blessing family in Laurens. H R Beam visited in New Providence. Obrecht family plan a cottage stay at Lost Island Lake. Meyers family from Sioux City spending time with Lehnus sisters. Gene Hill from Laurens stayed with grandparents Anderson. Butler family returned from Western Springs. Rosalie Fish joined for a week with the Butler household.
A string of visits and events across Rolfe, Plover, Humboldt and surrounding towns. People from Rockwell City, Des Moines, Laurens, Clarion, and Gilmore City are mentioned with gatherings, moved show setups, baptisms and family visits. The article notes health visits, weddings, and a large 35 boy calf tour stopping at Rolfe, Plover, Laurens and nearby towns.
The event highlighted concerns over feeding and biasment of baby beef cubes. Carl Olsen, fieldsman for tt. teer Vieduerrs' Ascoriation, led a discussion on the importance of protein supplements and ration considerations.
The Project Group hosts a county event with exhibits of the year's work, lesson features, a pageant of word song and dance, and a key talk by Mrs. Jessie Kohrt Farm Bureau committeewoman. Dinner is at noon in the Pocahontas courthouse assembly room.
The Farm Tour to Iowa State College Ames on Saturday June 27 is sponsored by the County Farm Bureau. Farm families should notify the bureau at Peac Hamiltons by Friday noon June 26. Meet at the courthouse at 7:00 a.m. or join the group at Morrill Hall in Ames at 10:00 a.m.
Rev Clarence W Tompkins Pastor at Methodist church announces Sunday schedule Morning Worship Epworth League and Evening Sermon titled The Wesley Foundation Makes Christian Leaders The Daily Vacation Bible School program to be shown at Presbyterian church concludes weekly Bible school work for community readers See write up in Arrow Epworth League ends its series on The Christian Standard of Boy and Girl Friendships Sunday night.
Rev. J. O. Wangberg leads Trinity Lutheran Church services with Sunday School at 10 00 morning worship at 10 15 Luther League activities and evening Luther League. Ladies Aid Society event planned at a country home hosted by Mes Ed Twig on Wednesday July 1.
Pastor Rev George Robertson leads Luther League Friday at 8 00 p m Catechetical instruction Saturday at 2 00 p m Sunday school Sunday morning service at 10 00 a m The items are held at NAVNS LUTHERAN CHURCH and feature church activities for June 26 28.
Morning worship at 10:00 a.m. Sunday School at 11:10 a.m. Evening Worship at 8:00 p.m. Pastor-led sermon. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor continue through summer and September. Vacation Bible School program to be presented at eight o'clock.
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