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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1923

Page

10

Big tabernacle crowd in Laurens fills Sunday services

A Laurens tabernacle crowd overflowed Sunday night with attendees outside hearing the service. Mr. Mathis urged Jesus Christ centered living, warned against profanity, and stressed Sabbath observance as a key to citizenship. A big concert and a monster men’s meeting followed, with golf club notes for Rolfe later in October.

Laurens Mathis Jesus Christ God Emmatry Tabernacle Tab- Stacle A. Strongan Ester Ford

Dedication Day Draws Thousands to Pocahontas Courthouse

Thousands gathered in Pocahontas for the dedication of a new $400,000 courthouse supervised by the board of supervisors. The event featured the Rolfe band, local choirs, remarks by F C Davidson, and speeches from Tom Lynch J A Eck enrod Fred Gilchrist Dan Coyle. A dinner for about 100 officials followed at the Methodist church basement.

Pocahontas Ito Court House Board of Supervisors Rolfe Randall Melson Presbyterian C. B. Bowen Marion Bruce C. H. Moon Harriss F. Thomas Amy Ireland Everett Moon Cornet Sterling Ritchey Rollin Grant Harriss F. Thomas F. C. Davidson Emmetsburg Mike Healy Altho Tom Lynch J. A. Eckenrod Fred Gilchrist Dan Coyle Lee DeLand Rey Plickinger Monsignor Pape Methodist Church Cateress Cleaver Billy Taylor Trishman Clare Gilmore City Jap Crow Gilmore Havelock Laurens Fonda Rocahontas

What of Leigh Butler In Earthquake Hit Japan

The report concerns Dr. Leigh Butler a dentist practicing in Tokio and Yokohama with offices in both cities. the Marunouchi building housing his Tokio office is said destroyed with no word yet on his fate. A telegram to Dr. G G Butler notes telegraph disruption with Japan hampering searches for news.

Rolfe Japan Leigh Butler Tokio Yokohama G. G. Butler State Department Butler Orient

Mother Jewett Dead in Des Moines Hospital

Mrs. Jewett died September 1 at Lutheran hospital Des Moines after gallstone surgery followed by jaundice and toxin poisoning. Her body was taken to Indianola for funeral services held there Tuesday. She had lived with daughters Mrs J H Brinkman and Mrs Geo Moffett and was well known locally. D. M. fair next Friday featured boxing and a bands concert with mixed preparation. Pocahontas hosted festivities drawing large crowds and praise for the county event.

J. H. Brinkman Geo. Moffett Pocahontas

Contract Let for Putting Steam Heat In Tremont Hotel

Landlord L. Sargeant of the Tremont hotel, improving the property for travelers, contracted with G. C. Harris to install a steam heating plant. The system will be in before cold weather and will heat every room, making Tremont a popular hostelry due to its desirable location.

Tremont Hotel Sargeant Rolfe G. C. Harris Tremont

Brinkman Family Reunion Held At H D Brinkman Home

Saturday September 2 the Brinkman family reunion gathered on the lawn of H D Brinkman with all D Brinkman children present except Mrs Idella Freeman and her Covina California husband. About seventy people shared a noon picnic dinner and out of town guests included Dr and Mrs Will Brinkman and son of Des Moines, Mrs L R Wellsted Jessie and three children of Ottumwa and Mr and Mrs Frank Caffray Mae of Long Beach California.

Brnkman H. D. Brinkman D. Brinkman Idella Freeman Covina Cal Will Brinkman Des Moines L. R. Wellsted Jessie Ottumway Frank Caffray Mae Long Beach, Cal

Local Melon King Demonstrates River Bottom Potential

H. C. Ferguson, known as the watermelon king, shows ten acres of rich river bottom melons water and musk varieties with excellent yield. He ships by trucking to nearby towns seeking a local market while urging larger scale production to elevate land value and inspire specialized crops.

H.C. Ferguson Ferguson

Ice Cream Social by Trinity Lutherans This Friday

The Young People's League of Trinity Lutheran church hosts an ice cream social at the O. G. Ryen home this Friday evening Sept 7. It was postponed last week due to rain and invites all to attend.

Young Peoples League of Trinity Lutheran Church O. G. Ryen

Surprise W C T U Meeting Elects New Officers

The W C T U met at Mrs A V Grant's home on Tuesday August 21 for a surprise gathering. Officers elected include President Mrs C L Gunderson Vice President Mrs F L MacVey Secretary Mrs Wm Matteson Treasurer Mrs J S Pearce. A publicity committee was named and a cafeteria lunch followed, with plans to meet Mrs Grant again next August.

A. V. Grant C. L. Gunderson F. L. MacVey Wm. Matteson J. S. Pearce F. L.’ MacVey W. P. Wheeler M. A.’"Howland C. W. Siefkin Grant

Dinner Party Honors Miss Gunderson In August

A dinner party held Thursday afternoon August 22 by Mrs. Arthur Vaughn honored Miss Martha Gunderson. Guests included Mrs. C L Gunderson Mrs A L Jones of Detroit and Mrs John Gunderson along with four bridesmaids Alma Islea Norma and Charlotte Olerich. The table featured a miniature bride groom town and lecture piece as guests parted wishing Martha a long and happy married life.

Arthur Vaughn Martha Gunderson C. L. Gunderson A.L. Jones Detroit John Gunderson Alma Islea Olerich Norma Charlotte Thornton Audu F Dee Martha

Reception for Old Friends Honors Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caffray

D Brinkman hosted about sixty neighbors at his daughter Mrs. H F Olevichs home to honor newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caffray of Long Beach California formerly Miss Mae Brinkman. The event featured refreshments and warm well wishes for happiness and prosperity.

D. Brinkman H. F. Olevich Frank Caffray Long Beach Cal Caffray Mae

Womans Club Opens Season With Meeting at K of P Hall

The Womans Club begins its 1923 24 season with a Friday afternoon gathering at the K of P hall September 7 at 2 30. Reports from the Waterloo biennial will be read and new members will be received. Members are urged to attend in large numbers to start the year properly.

Colebaugh Womans Club P. Hall Waterloo

Regular Meeting of M. E. Ladies Aid Society

Notice calls the regular meeting in the League room on Wednesday afternoon September 12 for the annual election of officers. All members are requested to be present. The note hints at potential coal shortages and anticipates spring.

M. E. Ladies Aid Society League Room

Boy Scouts Enjoy Five Day Summer Camp at Silver Lake

Twenty five scouts from the area spent five days at Silver Lake camping near the resort grove. Frank Miles donated the grounds and truck to haul bedding straw while Chief Cook T E Hoon led meals. Activities included swimming boating horseshoes baseball and scout craft with rain ending the final day. The group plans winter scout work and public thanks to helpers.

Boy Scouts Junor Silver Lake Frank Miles T. E. Hoon

Matteson and Christianson Tie Knot in Garner Iowa

Miss Anna Matteson daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Matteson and Henry Christianson of Des Moines township were married September 1 by the Presbyterian pastor in Garner Iowa. They surprised friends and will visit Minnesota before returning to Rolfe then move to Montana where the groom has land interests. Rolfe friends extend best wishes.

Anna Matteson Wm. Matteson Henry Christianson Des Moines Presbyterian Church Garner Iowa Minnesota Rolfe Montana

Knowledge of town life invites all citizens to observe

The piece urges residents to explore their town beyond familiar routes by visiting alleys and learning local facts. It argues that broad awareness supports informed opinions and constructive actions, benefiting individuals and the community.

Threatens Suit for Slander in Rolfe Iowa

Ernest Fisher of Ayrshire Town declares a circulating story about him in Rolfe is false and states he will prosecute those who started it. He offers 500 dollars for identification. He also jokes about Lloyd George visiting America and paying his own bill.

Rolfe Iowa Ernest Fisher Ayrshire Mr. Lloyd George America

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