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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1914
Page
7
The column lists numerous visits and onetime residents from Eagle Grove Pocahontas Laurens Rolfe and Des Moines. It notes illnesses travel for dental work entertainments and plans for community events including an April 1 Rebekahs supper. It also mentions a former resident C H Collins death and a 8 pound girl birth in Olivia Minnesota.
The piece links health to joy and argues proper digestion and regular bowel movement are essential. It emphasizes keeping the body’s systems open and maintaining overall wellbeing for true happiness.
The article recalls the life of Mr. Collins, first mayor of Havelock, who later moved to Long Beach in 1903 to run mercantile businesses. He married Lucy Newton in 1876, had two sons George and Glenn, and died March 9, 1915, with interment in Long Beach.
The Fanny Crosby Service last Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal Church drew a full house. Miss Gladys Cole and Miss Gladys Obrecht performed readings and solos while Gladys Hannon joined in the chorus. A collection for the Sioux City Deaconess Home raised 4.61 dollars. The day’s schedule includes Sunday school at 11:30, Haworth League at 6:30 led by Miss Ruby Mote, and evening preaching at 7:30 on When Money is an Enemy. The Bible Study and prayer meetings run weekly as spring hours begin after 1 April.
Notice to settle debts. Garner and Walden request all persons owing money to call and make settlement or arrange satisfactory payment on bad accounts.
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