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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1928
Page
4
A busy week in Plover includes visitors from Pocahontas Rolfe and Des Moines. Local residents attend meetings, dinners and church events, with farm and civic updates, illness news, and community greetings.
Thelma Heathman of Fort Dodge and George Oakland of Badger were married at the Presbyterian church in Plover on October 18. The ceremony featured family participation, a sunrise program, and a reception for about sixty guests. The couple plan to reside in Badger with gifts and social ties spanning Plover Fort Dodge and Badger.
A parade of residents from Fort Dodge Emmetsburg Plover Havelock Gilmore City Curlew Laurens Pocahontas and Des Moines are noted visiting relatives attending Legion events and joining social gatherings. Funeral services were held in Havelock for C H DeVaul. Several clusters gathered for picnics and surprise parties while others vacationed in Chicago and Marshall, Minnesota.
Voters can learn how to use the on display voting machine upstairs in the bank building. Mr and Mrs C F Hancher offer free instruction from the telephone office on the same floor. Voters need only pull the lever beside their chosen candidate’s name.
Sunday services include Sunday school and Bible morning worship Epworth League evening service and prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30. Next Sunday the sermon is David and Saul with Young People to visit Davey Jones home. four delegates chosen from Sunday school and C E to attend the statewide Young People gathering in Estherville. No church service Sunday evening due to flag day observations.
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