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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1939
Page
6
Mrs. G A Grover suffered a left wrist fracture and contusions after a fall on a porch step when a heel slipped from her shoe. Dr. W B McTaggart treated the fracture. Havelock Methodist Church notes mention John Drake Wolcott as minister and services at 10 a m and 11 a m.
Havelock high school six man football remains undefeated after a 88 to 14 victory over Bode on their local field Friday night. They travel to Rolfe Friday Oct 27 to face the Rolfe team as part of a busy fall schedule.
Fort Dodge Tuesday morning Marjorie underwent tonsil removal due to imbedded infected tonsils. She returned home the same evening. Dr. W B McTaggart called in Fort Dodge Tuesday. Ralph Hawn, local mechanic, attended to business Monday. Rev Carl Hinrick visited his daughter Mrs Andy Truelson in Mallard Wednesday. Walter Bachman and Charles Mann did a Lake City trip Thursday. Mr and Mrs Henry Buck visited Laurens Thursday afternoon. Mrs Joe Edge hosted a luncheon for relatives for Mrs Tom Edge's birthday with several gifts. George Jeffries of Rolfe handled local business.
Carl Torgerson of near Madrid recounts a comic mishap after his car struck a jack rabbit. He picked up the rabbit and placed it in back seat to feed his chickens, but the rabbit revived and kicked out windows before escaping. He filed a broken glass claim and hopes for no more bottled up adventures. The rabbit remains at large.
Mary Ames shares tips for simple children parties focusing on small games easy foods and self made centerpieces. The piece emphasizes letting kids enjoy uncomplicated activities and family respect during gatherings with crafts and light snacks.
A vivid fall dish uses fresh cranberries and oranges combined with sugar gelled lightly for a bright salad. The recipe yields 4 cups of fruit mixture, folded with chopped celery and nuts, then molded on lettuce for serving.
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