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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1938
Page
2
Mads Johansen, patient at a Fort Dodge hospital for several weeks, returned home Saturday. Forrest Grant is laid up with a stomach ailment after several days of illness and Tuesday bed rest.
Mrs L F Martin left Saturday for Chicago Illinois to visit family. Zumach traveled to Rochester Minnesota for doctors at the Mayo Clinic and has been ill most of winter. Mrs G Be Palmer and Mr and Mrs AJR Thornton attended a family gathering for their grandson in Fort Dodge. Mrs C P Lachre and others planned Mothers Day events. several families visited grandchildren and relatives in the Pars.
Miss Bernadine Barnes daughter of Dr and Mrs T C Barnes became engaged to Herbert G French of Luverne. The wedding held at St Cecelia's rectory Algona with Rev C A Ahmann officiating. Mrs Geo Elbert matron of honor and Richard Vaughn attended the groom. The couple will reside in Luverne after a summer wedding trip.
Stelly Mae Brinkman wed Dr. James A Butterworth of Highland Park Ti at Collegiate Presbyterian Ames with 500 guests. Attendants included maid of honor Mary Beth Brinkman and bridesmaids Jean Sigmond Betty Jo Nienders Vera Dean Horswell Helen Gaines Lois Jessie Brinkman. Reception at Gamma Phi Beta housed 250 guests. The couple will reside in Highland Park Illinois.
The column lists residents and families including Ivey Bert Kerns Lucile White Maude Ives Mary La Von Ives Brink man Winnifred Mary Margaret Brinkman Hattie Ives Gunderson Gunderson Wiegman Wieeman Glyde Brinkman Als M D Anderson Art Evans Ed na Marcum.
David Palmer Thornton son of Mr and Mrs Shirley Thornton Rolfe was born at Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge on April 18 and died April 27 1988 Funeral services were held April 28 at Young funeral home Fort Dodge with Rev C Tompkins of Rolfe Methodist Church officiating Interment was in Oakland Cemetery Fort Dodge beside his great grandparents Mr and Mrs George Carkner Only members of the immediate family attended the services
A historical note records that the English shilling entered coinage in 1504 marking a early standard for silver currency. The event reflects early monetary practices and royal minting authority of the era.
Advertisement offers a no investment business in the community requiring an automobile and farming and livestock feeding experience. The sole requirement is willingness to work. A man acquainted with farmers could earn from 825 to 50 per week writing Box A care Arrow.
The Arrow office advertises a Corona standard portable typewriter for purchase with a $4 down payment and weekly installments of $1. The offer presents an affordable option for home or office use.
Classified notes list sale items including tomato plants, cattle pasture requests, nearly new Maytag gas engine, seed corn at $2 a bushel, day old chicks prices, foreclosed farms for sale with payments, and high yielding soybean seed from A. V. Graeber. Contains multiple names and locations in Rolfe Iowa and area.
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