Rolfe Iowa Post Office Notice of Rates
Entered as second class matter May 14 1910 at Rolfe Iowa post office under the act of March 1879 Subscriptions rates in Iowa are 2 60 1 25 3 00 1 50
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1958
Page
1
Entered as second class matter May 14 1910 at Rolfe Iowa post office under the act of March 1879 Subscriptions rates in Iowa are 2 60 1 25 3 00 1 50
In arithmetic we covered Roman numerals I to XII and telling time on the hour. We made Halloween posters in art class using paper backgrounds for night effects. Phonics focused on long and short i and a sounds while we practiced new words.
The bulletin notes Stephen Streit's last day, a second band march on homecoming night, and staff reporters Sara OQ and Kay Lynn T. Seventh graders study Venezuela and the Guianas in geography while decimals in numbers appear in arithmetic.
The Methodist Church joins local churches to promote tricks and treats for UNICEF Friday evening with a party for third and fourth graders after the treat collection. The Jr. choir meets Saturday at 1 30 for rehearsal and Sunday school begins at 10 with classes for all ages.
Junior church led by Mrs Schaper joins service Sunday with a sermon on The Spirit of the Reformation. The Junior choir under Mrs Jim Wilson will sing Praise to the Lord. Infant baptism service planned. Churchmanship Forum set at First Church November 6 with Dr W E Clark of Nashville as resource person and Bishop Ensley to speak. Christian Vocations Conference in Des Moines November 7-9.
William B. Nelson sings of justification by faith with God first in life. Church School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Sermon titled The Point of II Cor. 9. Canvass drive led by Miss Clara Dawson with representatives visiting homes. Junior and Senior High WF meet 5 p.m. United Presbyterian Women meet 2:15 p.m. Group hostesses listed. Choir practice Thursday 8 p.m.
Rolfe Baptist Church invites attendees and friends to Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by Pastor Harold Herbranson.
Morning worship at 11 a.m. features a sermon on winning souls to Jesus and a Lord's Supper after service. An organizational meeting is announced for interested attendees. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. includes gospel singing testimonies and a Bible message. Bible study and prayer meet Thursdays at 7:45 p.m. Phone Victor 8-3812 for help or rides. A friendly welcome awaits.
Luther Church announces a Reformation Rally at St Olaf Lutheran church in Fort Dodge on Sunday evening November 2. Dr Bernard Christensen of Augsburg college Minneapolis will speak. The message emphasizes freedom of worship and the duty to worship.
A brief notice states the Truck Operator's triplicate freight receipt books are offered for sale to comply with Rule MT 54 of the Iowa State Commerce Commission. The fragment mentions sale activity without listing a buyer or date.
R. J. Colling of Spencer was saved from electrocution when fellow worker Bill Larson of Everly pulled the ladder away after Colling touched a 220 volt wire. The quick action prevented a fatal shock as the two men were working to hook up the line.
Lloyd Heide of Maquoketa and his family brought a large tobacco plant from Kentucky in June. The plant now stands over six feet tall and continues to grow. E. D. Wittmer, longtime Germanville store operator, will retire later this month after 44 years in business.
Six year old Marcus resident David Johnson needed surgery after a playground accident. He was kicked in the abdomen by another child who was swinging nearby, prompting medical treatment.
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