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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1936
Page
2
Weekend update shows relatives visiting and spending time with kin across Enid and surrounding areas. Families like Rogers and partners shared activities with children and attended local gatherings. scrambled lines imply social calls, meals, and neighborhood chatter reflecting small town life.
A high school United States history class held a campaign speech contest with Robert Watts and Mary Graves for Roosevelt and Fiotehi Nelson and Mable Clemons for Landon. A straw vote in the assembly showed Roosevelt ahead by a large margin, with Roosevelt winning 3 to 1.
A 1925 Red Cross poster highlights the theme of the organization as of by and for the people. It notes four million members fund relief work and that membership is open to all regardless of race color or creed.
The Presbyterian Church announces Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. worship and 9:10 a.m. Sunday School with evening service at 8:00 p.m. Next Sunday features sermon themes on prayer forgiveness restoration and renewal. Midweek events include female mission society activities and offertory appeals in the church parlor after the midweek service.
Church events outline worship services at 8 p m with preaching and weekly catechism and ladies society meetings. Local sales list includes refined goods, millinery shop items, and a typewriter for sale. Additional notes mention a quarterly meeting and community notices from residents.
Fragment reads an Epworth church notice with Rev Clarence W Tompking details. Morning worship with communion and preaching, special music night, prayer and inviting others. A revival meeting and youth activities are announced for the weekend.
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