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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
2
Numerous brief items recount visits and travels around Fort Dodge and surrounding towns. Entries mention Katherine Bruner entering Lutheran Hospital for goitre surgery, family visits to Cherokee and Laurens, and several local gatherings including the O. E. S meeting, the Busy Birthday Club, and an American Legion Auxiliary event.
No Hunting signs stand at Arrow Shop as Plover church notes Rev. Walter Rothwell. Sunday services include Sunday School and Morning Worship and Mid-Week Bible Study on Wednesday. The Sacred Concert Choir rehearses Thursday at the Methodist church. Union Thanksgiving services are set for Wednesday November 23 at 7 30 p m at the Presbyterian church with Rev H A Reyman of the Methodist church preaching.
Rev. Howard A. Reyman serves as pastor. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00. Epworth League in the evening. Second wood chopping bee postponed one week due to corn husking. First quarterly conference set for Nov. 15 with Dr. W. G. Muhleman visiting. pastor asks a full house and warm reception. Further announcements to follow at Sunday services.
The text notes that thieves are becoming outdated as most modern goggs operate by day when visibility is clear, suggesting reduced effectiveness of night activities.
Havelock community notes report the American Legion Auxiliary will serve election day lunches and host a chicken dinner at the M E church on Armistice Day November 11. A Legion dance is planned for that date.
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Choir Rehearsal Thursday at 8:00 p.m. First quarterly conference Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Rev Muhleman district superintendent will attend. Missionary Day Friday November 11 at Mrs Chester Speer home. King’s Heralds met last Saturday with sixteen present. Services follow the schedule unless announced otherwise. Church invites the community to attend and feel welcome.
Mrs Alice Jacobson Olson, born April 5 1855 near Bergen Norway, died October 29 1932 in Pocahontas Iowa at age 77 years 6 months 24 days. She immigrated 1888 lived Rochelle Illinois moved 1902 to Pocahontas. Survived by husband Mons Jacobson Mason City Iowa sons John Hi Peterson and Bert Havocock nine grandchildren one sister Mrs Bertha Jacobson Rochelle Indiana and brother Robert Olson Bemidji Minnesota.
A. G. Carmichael of Pocahontas, Republican candidate for county attorney, canvassed voters midweek. Farmers including John Sandy Phil Zurcher Ray Hartsock Lester Goodchild and Martin Keerles have finished corn harvest. Ed win Loney visited Leslie Peters at Will Shaveland home. Stewart Pirie and daughter Maxine of Ware visited Will Pirie home. B Weinhold attended funeral of John Ersland in Pocahontas. Art Thompson visited Will Shaveland. Clarence Boughey and Howe shopped in Laurens. Bert Smith and Lester Goodchild cut wood for winter at Goodchild home.
Notice is given that on November 28 1982 at 2 pm at the Pocahontas Iowa courthouse a public auction will occur for cash to the highest bidder of real estate seized by a special execution in favor of Nels Fredrickson against G W Kueck and Cecile Kueck et al. Property begins at a point on the north line of the southwest quarter of Section Four Township Ninety
The notice details two tracts of land in Pocahontas County Iowa described by metes and bounds to satisfy a writ of execution. It names Chas Stebbins Sheriff and Chas Pattee Deputy, with the date Oct 26 1932 at the sheriff’s office Pocahontas IA.
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