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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
8
Ola Happenings recount Rolfe residents among visits and strolls including Mrs G A Gruver Fred Mick. William Jolph recovering from Mayo operation, church events, bake sale, Epworth youth party, and local travel to Emmetsburg Ft Dodge. Motor grader repair and social gatherings marked the week.
The North Central States study is finished by the grade. Fourth graders completed a time test in subtraction of fractions and mixed numbers. Malvina Mills joined the Fifth Grade. Mrs B C Rudolfson and daughter Miss Marie visited. Junior High students compete in an essay contest on prolonging human life. Seventh graders beat the eighth graders in a spelling contest.
Readings cover Havelock Methodist services with Rev. C. L. Day and campus news on Better Citizens Club officers, Alaska trip reflections by Miss Burianek, and school activities including orchestra progress, class parties, Campfire Girls, and a St Patrick’s Day Faculty Club event marking Miss Fairchild’s marriage to Clifford Cronk.
Thursday to spend the day with Will Ralph at Mercy Hospital. Mrs. Steve Zablow left Friday for St Louis for a visit with her daughter Flora. Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Day called on G. J. Corbett at the Emmetsburg Hospital last Saturday. Will Reimer with family visited Fort Dodge Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Grover and Mrs. Mick visited G. J. Corbett at Palo Alto County Hospital Saturday. Fire at Mrs. Chase residence extinguished quickly after eight Sunday morning. George Waters hosted a large crowd with Progressive 500 and lunch. Jake Wagner and Geo Plantz drive new Ford coaches. Holy Week services at Methodist Church. Several locals visited Rolfe Friday. Odd Fellows dance drew many from Laurens, Rolfe, Mallard, Marathon. Mrs. George Obrecht undergoing medical treatment in Des Moines. Grover family visited Thomas Edge on Sunday. Combination sale at ec one yards drew crowd. Chas. Lindeman master of ceremonies. Mrs. Phelps returned from Sanborn. Ruthven meeting of Methodist Brotherhood attended by Day, Miller, Loots, Cole. A. J. Ashby from Laurens looked after Central States Electric Co. business. Mrs. Olney and Mrs. Fatheree visited Roy Hawk. Calvin Smith returned from Iowa Falls. I. O. O. F. degree team from Pocahontas conferred degrees on a class. about sixty Odd Fellows guests. Small son of Roy Hawk seized with convulsions Thursday but recovering after teething. Dr. Hunter attended.
Mrs. M Meyer reports Adlerika gave real relief from stomach gas and sleeplessness. The ad claims Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowel by removing old waste matter, promising better overall feeling. Druggist endorsement and contact details are included.
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