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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1934
Page
2
Os and Mrs Lesea Leserman travel to Chicago after the death of Mr Leserman’s father. The brief local notice records a family bereavement and travel for funeral arrangements.
A study by AL J. Cain from Iowa State shows rolled oats and mixed grain feeds do not increase gains in colt feeding. Whole oats produced slower intake and sometimes fatter finished animals, while finished weight and feed efficiency varied by feed type. The report notes that reducing crude protein and adjusting hay use affect costs, with a bulletin detailing experimental results and feed preparation available free from the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station.
Drought squeezes supply and boosts prices in poultry and eggs while heat slows chick growth. Experts from Iowa State College advise adjusted feeding and pasture use to stabilize meat and egg prices as high feed costs and limited forage emerge.
Rolfe school hosts open house for homemaking classes on Friday from 3 to 4 pm to display summer lab improvements. Miss Nee Nee explains kitchen setup while students serve cookies. Numerous student leaders, contests on activity cards, and notes on Twin Lakes conference standings and upcoming games are included.
The notice lists Trinity Lutheran Church events under Rev. J O Wangberg including Sunday School Morning Worship Luther League and missionary society meetings. It mentions catechism class Saturdays at 2 PM and a Wednesday meeting with Mrs. Ole Ryen and others, plus references to community notices.
The Iowa State Safety Council promotes abundant service stations and proper headlight use. It argues that cars with a missing light create confusion and danger for approaching traffic and cites rising traffic stress as a reason to install two lights per car and maintain equipment.
The D M T Hi-Lites reports class officers elected for the sophomores and juniors. Juniors pick president James Leith and sponsor Miss Har ey. sophomores elect president Charles Roberts and sponsor Miss Gillespie. Juniors plan a December play directed by Miss Turley. Basketball recruits total about 85 with new squads. key players include Mabel Nicel seno Divona Vallehn and Mildred Kilbourn. Junior high posts filled by Marjene Peterson and others. Fifth and sixth grades push courtesy in Iowa history project. Open house for parents set Thursday Sept 24 to foster school cooperation.
Rev Clarence W Tompkins leads a Methodist service with Epworth League reports and baptism reception. The Berea National League Conference meets in Fort Dodge Sept 29 to Oct 1 with daily sessions and missionary programs. Morningside College banquet, Bishop Oxman to preach, and promotion day emphasizes class transfers and certificates.
The Independent School District of Relfe in Pocahontas County Iowa will meet on a Sunday in October at the Relfe School to consider refunding bonds for the same amount as outstanding bonds due in 1886. The bonds would be renewed without increasing district indebtedness. Taxpayers may file objections with the secretary of the board before the meeting.
Arrow Adlets lists violin instruction by Pearothy A. Crodter, Bachelor of Music from Rochester School of Music. Jumbled entries advertise produce for sale and local notices about trespass bans. Also includes real estate, services, and miscellaneous sales with names such as Harold Hauswirth and Robert Bruce.
Morning Worship and Sunday School followed by Evening Worship at 8:00. Rally day sermon at 10. Young people meet to discuss service projects and invite all youths. Family night and a covered dish luncheon at 4. Committee to furnish cups and utensils. Rally day program at the church Sunday at 10.
Rev George Robertson pastor leads services on Thursday September 24 and Sunday September 27 with Bible class and mission meetings through Sunday. Attendance requested at Callender Friday evenings and Sunday sessions amid community notices.
Local lineup lists Bruce and G2 Fra Bixler Mood as residents with several named individuals including Harold Parry Heathman, Harold Christensen, Victor Fury, Faye Fury and Riley Williams connected to Standard Service.
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