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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
2
A lengthy Rolfe Iowa column lists social visits church activities school news and upcoming elections. Points include Rolfe Odd Fellows officer elections May 27, local visits by Delno of San Francisco and others, Memorial Day plans and numerous hometown updates on residents students and crews.
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00. Evening Service first and third Sundays 8:00 p.m. Mid week Prayer Meeting Thursday 8:00. First Sunday each month Danish language morning service. others in English. All invited to attend as scheduled.
A sign in a furniture store proclaims a new patented chair for stenographers with adjustable legs inviting customers to come in and view the innovation.
The M. and J. R. Hakes poultry house and R. G. Hunter cream station will close all day Decoration Day, Monday, May 80. R. G. Hunter.
Mrs. Walter Heald expresses gratitude for flowers and letters received during her hospital stay and for calls from well wishers.
Laurens resident Fred C. Gilchrist, 63, a first term congressman from Iowa's Eighth District, seeks a second term in the Republican primary. A long career spans teaching, law, farming, and leadership roles in school boards and state legislatures. The piece notes his prior legislative influence on agriculture and legal reforms.
The district asks Congressman Fred C. Gilchrist to renominate him, praising his economy driven program: Economy Agriculture Business Industry. He urges reducing taxes by retrenchment, abolishing useless boards, consolidating departments, and expanding currency and credit through the Federal Reserve System to restore purchasing power for farmers and bolster general welfare. Supporters cite his courage and faithful record in Congress.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the State Savings Bank of Rolfe Iowa will be held in the banking office on Thursday June 2 1982 at 10:00 a m for the transaction of such business as may legally come before said meeting. Jos McEwen Cashier.
The partnership between Dora Barker and J. E. Barnes in the B. & B. Dairy Rolfe Iowa ended May 7 1932 and the business is now solely owned by Dora Barker.
The Rolfe City Council meets with Mayor Brinkman and six members present. Read minutes, approves bills for H R Jergens repairs, Peterson salary, hauling, kerosene, hose, tile and lumber, and labor. Treasurer’s report accepted. Bonds for Brinkman and Peterson approved. Tax for Mrs Kate Rent approved. Band committee appointed and meeting adjourned.
A Republican caucus in Clinton township Rolfe will meet at L W Kennedy’s office Friday May 27 at eight o’clock to select fifteen delegates to vote at the primary June 6 and to handle other lawful business. The note lists Guy G Butler and Mrs Etta Symes as committee members. The ad ends with a proverb about helpfulness and being imposed upon.
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