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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
4
J. O. Wangberg preaches Sunday morning on God's Judgment of People from Luke 15 1-10. Senior League gathers in the evening. Catechism class meets Saturday at 1 30 p m at the church. Junior choir meets at 3 p m. L G Broughton states Gods word is the only power that can save lost sinners.
The Presbyterian Church will not have Sunday School on June 29 as Children’s Day is observed with a program starting at 10 30 am. A brief message by Pastor W F Sehneck may follow if time allows. A special offering for Christian Education is requested.
James N. Lund pastor leads at Nain Lutheran with a morning service moved to 10:30 for a children’s Bible school program. After the service a picnic lunch will be served. everyone is invited to attend.
Pastor J. Plummer leads Sunday School at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m with a citizenship emphasis. Choir practice Friday at 8 p m. Children’s Day pageant praised. Church committee includes Mrs Diggs Mickalek Pease Clover Johnson Bro potti and Miss Hattie Lehnus. Ten youths chaperoned by Miss Lehnus attend Queen Esther camp at the Methodist Camp Ground this week.
A Kentucky bound reunion was held at the James Hunt home from June 21 to 25 with relatives from Eighty eight Ky visiting here. They toured West Bend and the grotto, visited the Albert Peers and Claude Hicks families, and shared memories with Mr. Hunt's mother and relatives. The trip included scenic views from Eighty Eight to Rolfe, with remarks on California trips.
Three Douglas Wyoming teachers Miss Pollock will visit New York and Washington DC then return west by train. Dr and Mrs H A Beam of Missouri Valley Illinois visited in the Bowen home with Mrs Jones joining them for a few weeks. Golda Jones has been ill. Ruby of Greenfield and Dean Hand of Corning visited. The Ives hosted relatives for a wedding trip to Hurley Wisconsin then returned home. Etta Schnug returned from Newton and Evelyn Loveridge visited Grant Johnson's home.
Pocahontas county corn producers must file by June 28 to enter the state corn yield contest. A blank form is available from township Farm Bureau directors or the Farm Bureau office, required to be completed by the deadline.
The bridegroom's mother wore a navy blue sheer redingote with chiffon print while both mothers wore corsages of yellow roses and blue cornflowers. Mrs Warren Ives had gardenias. A reception for 35 guests followed at the bride's home after the ceremony, with a noon dinner for 30 and a buffet supper prior to the ceremony.
After the service, at the bride's home, the young couple left for a wedding trip through several southern states. They will reside at 2136 Como Avenue in St. Paul after July 18. The bride, a graduate of Iowa State College Ames, has worked as a dietitian at James O Parramore Hospital Crown Point Indiana. Norton, a Rolfe High School graduate, is one of our own boys.
Out of town guests attended a regional event as a student from Ames Town State College earned a Master’s degree and joined the University of Minnesota as an extension specialist and engineer. Guests from Glidden Rolfe and Wisconsin joined families including Joan Gretchen Susan and others.
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