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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1939
Page
7
Local residents share weekend visits church meetings and family milestones. Mrs. Emma Amick returns home from hospital. Baytown, Laurens, and Des Moines trips noted. Community groups plan dances and missionary meetings. courthouse dedication and golden wedding celebration reported.
Friday and Saturday March 3-4 Roy Rogers and Mary Hart star in Come On Rangers. Donald O Conner and June Travis appear in Tom Sawyer Detective. Sunday to Tuesday March 5-7 Clark Gable and Norma Shearer in Idiot s Delight from stage play. Wednesday Thursday March 8-9 Bing Crosby and Franciska Gaal in Paris Honeymoon. He lets superstition guide his life. Hilariously funny.
A garbled text mix cites a gas line, a memory claim by Dr. Everson, and quips about traffic, forgiveness, and punishment. It references Dr. Jones and a misquoted proverb while offering a cryptic address to call 172 for quick coal supply and prompt attention to orders.
Classifieds show a mix of rental and sales items from Arrow office including a modern six room cottage for rent, Berkshire gifts, cultivator attach ments for Fordson, baled alfalfa, a 10 year old bay horse, seed corn, and potatoes with local contact details and phone numbers. Also notices for sharpening, buying calves, modern house sale, and desk blotters from Arrow office.
Mrs George Smith spent the day with Mrs Martin Christens on Wednesday of last week. Rev and Mrs W H Lease went to Algona Monday to attend a meeting of unit leaders of the Methodist church.
Jim Wilson traveled from Grinnell to spend the weekend with his mother Mrs. Muriel Wilson. Mr and Mrs Charles Jarvis of Bradgate visited at Mrs James Smith's home on Friday.
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