SOQETY Tuesday Club Meeting Postponed
The Tuesday club meeting is rescheduled to November 29 as announced in the SOQETY column. The note reflects community club scheduling changes and upcoming events across local groups.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1949
Page
2
The Tuesday club meeting is rescheduled to November 29 as announced in the SOQETY column. The note reflects community club scheduling changes and upcoming events across local groups.
Fred Jacobsen, pastor, leads Sunday worship at 11 am and Sunday school at 10 am. Bible study and prayer fellowship occur Wednesday at 8 pm, with choir practice and membership class Thursday at 8 pm. Confirmation class is Saturday at 2 30 pm. Visitors and strangers are always welcome.
Pastor Arthur G. Peterson leads services with Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11. Sermon titled The Cost of True Discipleship. Evening activities include Senior and Junior High Fellowship at 6 and a 7 30 p.m. Sunday school board meeting.
Morning worship at 11. Fellowship at 6 p.m. Choir practice Thursday at 7 30. Women's Association meets Wednesday November 16 with Division No 1 serving a luncheon. Sunday November 12 is Every Member Canvass Sunday. Congregational meeting after worship to accept the pastor's resignation. Potluck dinner Sunday. bring food and table service.
Rev and Mrs J J Foselman pastors announce worship at 11 am evangelistic service at 7 30 pm and Bible study Wednesday at 7 50 pm with theme Not by might nor by power but by My Spirit sayeth the Lord
The family expresses deep appreciation to relatives and friends and to the men with cornpickers and tractors and to the women who provided food and helped feed the workers on the day the corn was harvested for Mervin Iler. Signed by Mrs Mervin Iler and children and Mrs Ward Mes Iler.
Mrs. Leon Sinek expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for memories and support during convalescence.
Mr and Mrs Tom Heathman thank relatives and friends for gifts calls and letters on their golden wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Velma Mason of Hillside Illinois expresses gratitude for gifts and cards received during her hospital stay at Berwyn Illinois. She thanks friends and relatives in the Rolfe community for their support and prayers.
A family expresses heartfelt thanks for sympathy, floral and memorial offerings during the illness and after the passing of Mervin Iler. Signed by Mrs. Mervin Her and children, and in-laws.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Twigg and family express gratitude to the Plover Mallard and Rolfe fire departments and many neighbors for their efforts in helping save their home.
Virgil Heathman thanks friends and relatives for ecards while in Lutheran hospital, expressing great appreciation for the thoughtful support.
Members of the O E S who attended Grand Chapter at Des Moines include Mrs. Franklin Majorowicz Miss Amy Turly Mrs. Russell Harris Mr and Mrs Earl Chambers Mrs Esther Ragan Miss Gladys Larson and Mrs O A Jacobson.
Donald Peters of Rolfe has enrolled as a sophomore in Creighton University’s College of Commerce. He is a Rolfe High School graduate.
The Music Mothers club will meet in the homemaking rooms of the Redpasday house for a session and card party to be held on November 21. The event aims to foster community through music and social games.
Jerry M. Kilbourn of Rolfe has been pledged to Alpha Kappa Psi professional commerce fraternity at the State University of Town. He is among 28 men pledged at this time.
Several families moved within two weeks. Nate Bradburns moved above Charles Majorowicz shop. L. C. Olney family to Bradburn house. Elmer Duff Peterson to Olneys’ vacated home. Mrs Iva Brown and Mrs Libbie MacVey settle in Peterson home after trades. Rickard family relocates to new house.
Pocahontas county cattle feeders will hear a round table discussion on KAYL Tuesday November 15 at 1 45 pm. Shorty Peterson Havelock and county extension director HE Rosenberger will join the broadcast with other feeders being recruited. Mark your calendars to catch the program.
The town council of Rolfe Iowa enacts rules requiring a permit to move any building or structure on streets alleys or public places. It requires a bond indemnifying the town and others and sets hearing procedures for wires and poles along the route with a designated removal window and costs borne by the building owner.
Town adopts 1949 ordinance regulating digging in streets and sidewalks. Requires permits from the Mayor for excavations near utilities, posting bonds to indemnify damages, barricades and night warning lights, with penalties up to 30 days imprisonment or a $100 fine. Ordinance takes effect after passage and publication. Rolfe Iowa officials notify original ordinance on file.
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