Local Rolfe Happenings Highlight Visits and Births
Rolfe residents and friends share news of health recoveries, visits, and a new birth. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Janssen on Thursday May 11. Mrs. Jenks and others enjoyed trips to Linn Grove and Wheaton relatives. The Ladies' Aid holds a flower sale May 18 at Moore and Robinson meat market. Miss Nellie Million wed Elmer Biggs in Bloomington Illinois. Chas Sargeant remains in a Kansas City hospital for foot care.
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A. H. Bryan
Des Moines
Rolfe
Jenin
Bryan
Gaylord R. Janssen
Ephriam Johnson
Rockwell City
Jenks
Rosaline
Loven
Moore & Robinson
Kaynee
Petersons
Iowa
Nellie Million
Jessie Million
Blomington
Ill
Elmer KE. Biggs
Maplewood Country Club
B. A. Kerns
Local residents share visits and health updates this week
M Grifin and Mullen spent Sunday at James Fox home. Marjorie Mary arrived May 2 to visit Mr. and Mrs. Geo Taylor. Lizzie Stewart left for Ida Grove after visiting Helen Chambers. Ed Vaughn of San Francisco visited son Art Vaughn and family, noting changes since leaving thirty years ago. Flosella McEnany had a minor nose operation in Ft. Dodge. Mrs. I J Fisher improves after gallstone attacks and may go to Sioux City for an operation. Braids Kaiser sisters visited Des Moines University. Wilbur Green and children from Pocahontas visited the Green home. L Sargeant shopped in Fort Dodge. W B Eikenberry visits Spencer. A O Peterson, My and Mrs Charlton attended a dance in Emmetsburg. Madsen of Humboldt visited H F Peterson and John Madsen in Des Moines township.
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Mullen
James Fox
Marjorie Mary
Taylor
Lizzie Stewart
Ida Grove
Helen Chambers
Oscar. Freel
Ed Vaughn
San Francisco
Cal
Art Vaughn
Vaughn
Frank
Flosella McEnany
Ft. Dodge
I. J. Fisher
Sioux City
Bila
Theressa Kaiser
Des Moines
Andrea
Des Moines University
Wilbur Green
Pocahontas
A. Green
Sargeant
Fort Dodge
W. B. Eikenberry
A. O. Peterson
Frank Charlton
Emmetsburg
Madsen
Humboldt
H. F. Peterson
John Madsen
Des Moines Township
Presbyterian Church Notes Highlight Mothers Day Services
Rev. John P. Lester outlines Sunday schedule with morning worship at 10:80 a m and 11:45 a m Bible School. Last Sunday saw 198 in Sunday school and plans for Mothers Day with special flowers and music. The pastor will preach at Des Moines Township school Sunday at 3 p m. General Assembly in Des Moines begins May 22.
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Bible School
Junior Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Des Moines Township School
General Assembly
Des Moines
Epworthians
Epworth League
Humboldt
Epworth League Institute
the Lakes
Missionary Societies
Ward Ferguson
Snyder
United States
Christ
Mothers Day at Church Sparks Reflections on Home
A Methodist Episcopal Church service schedule highlights morning worship Bible School and Epworth League with a forthcoming Mothers Day emphasis. The piece urges honoring mothers, notes Epworth League activities, and includes statistics on Negro members, leaders, and church assets nationwide.
Red Truck With Gold Lettering Guides Farmers to Services
Friday the helper arrives to serve farmers with cultivators and a smoke house for meat. Galvanized iron stock tanks are offered below pre war prices and a feed grinder promises quick return. The ad urges action over excuses to improve efficiency.
Early Notice on Twine Demand and Farm Supply Offers
Farmers urged to order twine now to avoid shortages and low quality later. Promotions tout plows cement mixer wagons and boxes with a Free Plow Offer ending soon for Titan 10-20 and International 8-16 tractors. A mix of offers and agricultural gear appeals from Rolfe business.
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Titan
Tires and Tubes Offer Quality Over Price
Advertisement stresses choosing reliable tires from Kelly-Springfield Goodrich and Perfection. Warns against cheapest options, arguing quality lasts and brands sold are backed by large honorable companies. Promotes selection from the best stock to avoid being labeled a junk shop.
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Kelly-Springfield
Goodrich
Perfection
P. and O. Two-Row Cultivators Demonstration
Gangs are controlled by two foot pedals that pivot the wheels and keep the shovels full width. Hills out of line are dodged as the gangs run parallel. Four levers handle the gangs with dual use inside levers to raise two gangs or adjust one. Single and double pole options with tongue trucks available and special hitches. See our sample set up for inspection.
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