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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1939
Page
2
Rev. and Mrs. W H Lease attended a district conference at Dows on Monday. L H Howe, long ill with pneumonia, shows slow improvement. Rev J O Wanghberg drove to Irene North Dakota after his daughter Martha, who has been teaching there.
At Rialto Theatre Friday and Saturday May 26 27 John Wayne Ray Corrigan star in The Night Riders Rosella Towne William Gargan appear Ad Ventures of Jane Arden Sunday May 28 29 30 Edward Robinson Francis Lederer Confessions of a Nazi Spy Wednesday May 31 June 1 Walt Pidgeon Virginia Bruce Society Lawyer crime and society
Rolfe residents host visitors from Fort Dodge and Goldfield while planning a Mother’s Day tea at the Wiegman home. District pupils enjoy a park picnic with teachers Miss Grant and Miss Munson, and Gyla Shriner joins Paton as a teacher.
In the district court of Iowa Pocahontas County probate the estate of Charles C DePew deceased. Lloyd L Cox 102 has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate. Creditors must file claims and debtors pay the undersigned. Dated May 22, 4939. Subscribe For The Arrow NOW.
Methodist institutions in City cooperate in mass meetings of women from northwest Iowa for new outlook days. Visitors tour institutions and enjoy high class programs. Notable speakers include Dr. George Mecklenburg of Minneapolis Miss Sallie McKinnon traveling to China and conference delegates, Mrs Howard LeSourd of Boston, and national leaders Mrs Thomas Nicholson and others. The events run Wednesday and Thursday this week.
Alice Spiker Ott died at 26 after marrying Wesley Ott in 1981. Born December 17, 1912 near Laurens, she grew up in Rolfe and raised three children Carol Jean Donald Joseph Karlene. Survived by husband three children parents four siblings. services at Sts. Peter and Paul church Pocahontas with Rev. William Hyland. Burial Calvary Cemetery Pocahontas. Pallbearers listed. distant relatives named from several towns.
The Fort Dodge presbytery delegates Rev H A Sinning Th D will attend the general assembly in Cleveland Ohio next Sunday 10 AM services with Sunday school music following and 1 6:45 Christian Endeavor led by Miss Pearl Sinning subject Propaganda Through the Movies choir practice at 7 30 Also includes a poem Babes Peace by Mrs C E B Boyce urging world wide peace to spare children from war.
The Ott family and the Spiker family express sincere gratitude for kindness during sickness and death of a loved one and thank everyone for floral offerings.
Notice that Pocahontas County Court House will close each Saturday afternoon from June 3 to September 2, 1989. Board of Supervisors announces, with Roy A. Johnson as County Auditor, details.
June events at the Farmhamville church include Epworth League convention on June 8 and a trip to Sioux City to visit colleges hospitals and mission stations. The regular midweek prayer meeting and Bible study are tonight at the parsonage followed by choir practice. The Asbury Bible class hosts a monthly party at the Art Micha lek home tomorrow. Intermediates meet Saturday at 2 pm at the parsonage with seventh and eighth graders in attendance. Memorial Day services and a special patriotic morning worship are planned next Sunday.
The Sunday note recalls a church catechism class meeting Saturday at 1 30 p m and Martha and Judith Wangberg to entertain the Ladies Aid society at the parsonage. G P Eckman urges dedicating one’s substance to the Lord.
James N. Lund pastors the Nain Lutheran Church hosting daily Bible School from 8:30 to 12 for all school age children inviting them to attend each day.
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