Rolfe Arrow and Auxiliary Gather in Oct 1954
Rural community notices report the Rolfe Arrow American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Fonda on October 18 with attendees including Mrs. Leland McIntire and others. The Gold Star mothers and UNICEF efforts are noted along with AMVETS and Home Service Club activities and upcoming meetings.
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Rolfe Arrow
American Legion Auxiliary
Fonda
Rolfe
Leland McIntire
Paul Biedermann
Alta Hewlett
Robert Kelchner
Vida Moulton
Lyman George
Thora Pedersen
Harold Carlson
John Rickless
Edi
Thorasen
American Home Sudgy Club
G. G. Butler
A. D. Cleal
E. C. Hoard
Earl Ives
Unicef
E. Boyce
A. W. Ives
Ivan Is
Grace Nall Crowwell
D.M.T
Whitmore
Ed Savery
Paul Nilges
A Friendly Church Teaches Gratitude and Faith
The Methodist Church led by Pastor O M McQuary invites the community to worship at 11 as it reflects on harvest blessings. The sermon, The Most Beautiful Word in the Bible, draws from Luke 15 and Acts 26 1 19 and asks why people miss church loyalties while seeking self gain.
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Methodist Church
O. M. McQuary
Acton
Presbyterian Church Services Set at 10 A.M.
Modern Eastor Sunday worship begins at 10 o clock with classes for all ages. Morning worship follows. An invitation is extended to all affiliated congregations to attend.
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Moern
Eastor
Ayterian
Church Activities Schedule From October to November
Clara Ganderson attends a six o clock Senior High Fellowship with Jerry and Jean Robinson at six thirty. Choir rehearsal on Thursday at 8 pm October 80 Trick or Treat night. Congregational corporation meeting after morning service to approve the 19h budget. October 31 church renovation completion celebration with a covered dish dinner afterward. November 7 presbytery wide Christian Education institute, November 14 Every Member Canvass.
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Clara Ganderson
Jerry
Jean Robinson
Institute On Christian Education
Proclaiming Release From Darkness at Lutheran Church
The Lutheran Church announces Nineteenth Sunday After Trinity on October 24 with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m Sermon titled Proclaiming Release From Darkness highlights the concluding sermon in the series Jesus Christ offers release from negative life powers Calendar notes include Feast of All Nations dinner Senior and Junior choirs Pocket Testament League Banquet and a Reform Day festival speech Next Sunday October 81st features speaker Pastor Amedee Fredette of St Luke Lutheran Nora Springs Iowa. deacons meet October 25 at 8 p m."
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Jesus Christ
Pocket Testament League
George Robertson
Luther League
UELC
Amedee Fredette
St. Luke Lutheran Church
Nora Springs
Iowa
Mary Immaculate
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Assembly of God A Growing Church
Fred M. Patterson, pastor, invites readers to a growing Assembly of God congregation. The piece references a Bible verse and welcomes friends to open the door to fellowship, emphasizing warm greeting and spiritual welcome.
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Assembly OF God
Fred M. Patterson
Pazo Ointment Ad Promises Quick Healing Relief
New stainless form now available claims to stop bleeding reduce swelling and heal cracking without surgery. Describes instant itching relief and pain reduction with Pazo Ointment and suppositories sold at druggists for fast relief.
Gas rates rise worries Fort Dodge readers
Fragmented local chatter hints residents weigh higher gas costs after a push for stokers and coal bargains. Rolfe buyers report deals on used stokers and farm building supplies with paint and coal pricing offered from the car to save unloading costs.
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Fort Dodge
Rolfe
Remembering Faith and Grateful Messages in October
A church note urges open hearts and joyful worship as October is designated enlargement month and asks members to support Sunday school. The message lists services, thanks readers for cards and flowers during hospital stays, and expresses gratitude from residents for well wishes and a golden anniversary celebration.
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A.t
St. Mary's Hospital
Hollywood
Maryland
Vieter Hermansen
Rolfe Council approves bills and ordinances with officer actions
The Rolfe town council reviewed and allowed numerous bills from labor and utilities, approved the treasurer’s report, and authorized a school stop-to-sign installation at Oak Street and Highway 44. An ordinance 64 was adopted without full reading, and old iron light poles were put up for sale.
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Wickie
Cox
Treasure
Hansen
Greater Rolfe Club
Oak Street
Highway 44
Ehn Street
State Highway Commission
Wickre
Henry I. Wickre
Ayes
Firkins
Schonberger
J. H. Brinkman
Fred Witt
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Lieys
Doo Bnee
Mars Spirit Lake
Melvin Reger Heler
John Cexas
Heder
Riso
Amvets Auxilary
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Lee Harmon
Gis
Harry Thompson
Dale Buck
Sandy
Peger Thereson
Stations
Howard Sandy
Dae Buck
Vf . Spence
Wil Howland
Maurice Sanden
Chee Thorn
FF Mud Y Chanemen
Coty
Petiuch
Peversey
Rolfe Woman's Club
Gctuber
Anc
Ogre
West Germany
Pettng
Vos
Suetmisis
Quart
Samtugte
American Home Study Club
Girl Scout News
Tau Scouts Om
Veloner TV
Sharon Wickre
Ite
Rose Mclntire
Wesleyan Service Guild
Sorensen
Wesleyian Service Guild
Altate Beane
Bre
Jerry Sorensen
Beagerr
Fae Schon
Lovi
Streit
Mally Wood
Algteus
Legion Auxiliaries
Kantas County
Erie
Allo
Fprever
Miller’s Cafe
Presbyverian Church
the Lutheran Church
Alton Christensen
HeeHaw News
Sakrete
Arthur Godfrey
Onares
J.T. Grant & Son
Dee
John C. Nelson
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
J. J. Dolan
Robinson’s Farm
Brinkman Ltd
Taylor’s Royal
George Schonberger
Peaster
Ef Moines Drug Co
General Piller Co
Iowa Electric Light Co
He & O'Pranster Co
Gadger Meter Meg. Co
Igen Ap Vert Cound N. We. Ry. Co
Wee Ee Ee Ado Carey Salt Co
Thompson-Hayward Chemical
Ehmer
Ramon Tlinde
Mo & St. le Ry. Co
Delmar Spoering
E.D.G. Weiland
C. EL Eeeles
Hishop
A.C. McClurg & Co
Fayre Coast. Co
O. B. Fuller, Jr
Dixon
Lt. & Power Co
Mary Jones
Rolfe Cleaners
Poland
China
M& M High Sign
News Boy Special
Bangs
Sale
Olerich
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