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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
7
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The Baccalaureate sermon for Plover high school graduates will be at Plover M E church Sunday evening May 28 led by Rev L N Moody. The commencement address by Rev H A Keck of Morningside College is set for Thursday evening May 27 with the topic The Elements of Success. G V Heathman has sold the local meat market to Fay Kathan of Havelock who assumed operation last Friday.
Local observations report visitors and travels including Mr and Mrs Fred Rosenkranz in Rolfe and BE D Hilton visiting Menahga. Listings cover business trips by Cecil Meredith, Will Jolliffe, and Edgar Hobbs illness, along with land prospects in Minnesota and various community notices. Regulars include church week activities, eighth grade commencement May 21, and roadworthy fundraising campaigns for Morningside college rebuilding.
Mrs Rutledge remains in serious condition after an incident at a local venue. Though able to move around somewhat, doctors fear she may lose sight in one eye entirely.
The Plover Presbyterian Church Willing Workers meet in the church basement on Thursday with Mrs. Crawford in charge. A Parcel Post Sale is planned for Friday followed by a 15 cent supper for the public. Next Sunday May 23rd includes Lordly communion and baptism of children, with members invited to unite by letter or profession. A union service at M EE church Sunday evening marks the baccalaureate for Plover high school graduates with Rev. Moody delivering the sermon. Hats as low as 1.50 and 2.00 at Bonner's Millinery Store Rolfe Lown.
A sizable group of local youths attended a party at Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fraser’s home last Friday in honor of their daughter Miss Lucile. Guests express gratitude and call for another gathering. Also listed is the Pikertown school house May 21 program for Powhatan Roosevelt and Garfield districts. Lyle Kilbourn visits Simonson home this week.
Readable fragments outline a July Chautauqua event in Rolfe and a notice announcing amendments to the Plover Mutual Telephone Company articles of incorporation. The text includes lodge resolutions urging world peace and arbitration, plus procedural corporate details and officer terms.
The W. H. Sronfe family of Plover visited the L. EB. Boster home with friends Miss Fern Jacobs Miss Iva Leaming and Miss Iva Wright. Lou Drown Grover Chism and Karl Kilbourn with companions stopped by the T. M. Simonson home for an afternoon Sunday school call. Pilot Creek Crusaders held a class meeting at the Wm. Snook home last Saturday evening led by Miss Dora Simonson.
Silks serges and dresses on closeout at cost. Ladies and childrens dresses offered at big reductions with yard sale style specials downtown.
Special Friday and Saturday offer list includes 15 lb granulated sugar priced at 1.00, Moss Rose corn cans at 25 12 15¢, Guardsman tomato cans at 18c 19c, 25¢ canned fruit, Star Naptha wash powder 10c, Pillsbury Vitos 25¢, and other weekly discounts. Local shoppers can stock up on staples and household items during the limited sale window.
Fresh pineapples and strawberries on hand for Saturday with fancy oranges and lemons priced per dozen. Prices shown include 22 to 30 cents for oranges and 25 cents per dozen for lemons. Highest prices paid for butter eggs and poultry. Watch the ad each week for savings.
Chas. R. Henderson president and J. H. Bucher secretary signed the notice authorizing actions to carry into effect amended articles. The notice was published in The Arrow on May 4th, 1916.
The Independent School District of Plover Pocahontas County Iowa invites sealed proposals for a public school building and related contracts General construction heating and ventilating plumbing Plans by James S Cox Estherville Iowa Plans may be seen at the secretary and architect offices Proposals due 1 30 PM Friday June 4 1915 with a 2 percent certified check refundable to unsuccessful bidder and upon contract execution to the winner Bond required Board may reject any or all proposals First published May 6 1916 The Arrow Bet
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