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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1932
Page
5
Local families and friends from Plover and nearby towns frequented Fort Dodge Havelock and Pocahontas over the week. Open air picture shows start next Saturday. Legion and Auxiliary activities scheduled. several residents announced moves and new jobs. a surprise anniversary party united relatives in Laurens.
Junior senior banquet at the Waverly Hotel in Emmetsburg featured a four course menu and floral decor. Supt. G L Sanders presided with welcome by Merwin Iler and senior class president Allen Hubbell.
Sunday School morning worship Epworth League and evening worship are listed. District Vacation Bible School Coaching Conference set for West Bend May 21 with books exhibits and discussions. Next Sunday Plover church considers Daily Vacation Bible School with sermons on Blind Alleys and So Live and choir rehearsal at Gembler home.
A student recalls Prof McCollum delivering a lively lecture titled The Culture of Prunes, praising his command of the subject and the engaging impact of the talk.
The speaker for the evening is M L H Minkle of Fort Dodge. For program details see the advertisement on the page.
Members of the M. Y. B. Club gathered for a 6:30 a m May breakfast at the W F Hofert residence with hostesses Mrs H A Reyman Mrs Walter Rothwell and Mrs Hofert. The event honored charter members organized eighteen years ago by Mrs C A Garlock now in Fort Dodge. The group plans keep twenty members, filling vacancies as needed, with some overflow due to housing limits and returning former members. Charter members residing in Plover include Mrs Henry Fitzgerald Mrs Fred Groves Mrs A G Heathman Mrs J H Bucher Mrs L E Garlock Mrs George S Shaw and Mrs J H Pollock.
The Wallace family home near Ames suffered extensive fire damage Friday morning. Neighbors alerted Mr and Mrs E L Wallace who were at breakfast. The attic and half the roof were destroyed, two third floor rooms burned, water damage spread through most of the house except the basement, requiring replastering and extensive repairs. Insurance partially covered the loss. the Wallaces run a rooming house for college students and had bought the building last summer.
The statement underscores that a business prospers only when owners uphold honesty and ethical conduct. It links enterprise outcomes to personal integrity, suggesting trust, accountability, and transparent practices are essential foundations for long term success.
The Annual Roundup will be held at the Hawkeye Fair Grounds in Fort Dodge on Friday June 3 at 2:00 pm. If our teams qualify in events our Troop will attend. Transportation will be furnished and attendance benefits the Troop. The Scout Law emphasizes thrift and prudent use of money.
Sunday School at 10 15 a m Morning Worship 11 30 a m Y P L S C events at 7 00 p m Mid Week Bible Study Wednesday Choir Rehearsal Friday 8 00 p m County Sunday School Convention May 19 at Gilmore City Fort Dodge Bible workers institute May 25 1 30 p m Willing Workers to clean church next Wednesday substitute allowed
Many people hold firm opinions while African elephants display a tendency toward right tusk use. The right tusks are usually worn down from digging more than the left, indicating a natural handedness in the species.
Standard Oil expands a three year advertising push for Iso Vis motor oil using weekly newspaper interviews with long time users. Reporter couples and a photographer collect real user experiences across cars and farms while ad space in 1 365 cities reaches nearly sixteen hundred papers. No payments to interviewees. campaign emphasizes public opinion and practical field tests.
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