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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
5
Local clubs meet at Mrs Leola Firkins home and Presbyterian church and Willing Workers collect for church cleaning. Plover high school baseball beats Havelock 9 8. upcoming game against Ottosen. Attendees visit nearby towns. many health, travel and social updates amid ongoing Clay County Fair coverage.
Rebekah lodge members will meet at the A G Heathman home Tuesday evening. Each member to bring her family or a friend. A ten cent lunch will be served.
Section one mandates drivers stop at least five feet from a school bus when pupils are boarding or alighting. Vehicles must remain stopped until all occupants are safely aboard or off and in a place of safety. Violations are a misdemeanor with up to thirty days in jail or a fine up to one hundred dollars.
Rev. W H Cassell leads Sunday School Bible Class and worship services at 11 00 a m and 8 00 p m The Young Married People class meets Sept 24 at the McFadden home The evening service is to be held at Ottosen Rev Kaiser of Council Bluffs aided in the annual canvass with C D Ferguson and reports a satisfactory response for church support.
Church notes outline Sunday services at Plover Methodist Church led by Rev. C. J. Mekkelson with Epworth League and Young People's Choir activities. A Northwest Iowa Conference session is set for Sept 25-29 in Eagle Grove with Bishop Thomas Nicholas presiding. local delegates are C. J. Lehnus and P. J. Shaw. Additional items include a church board meeting and prayer meetings.
The excerpt argues that astronomical studies reshape theological ideas. It contrasts pre Copernican views with modern science, citing biblical contemplation and awe at the universe. Hugo’s biographical fragments illustrate vast cosmic scales beyond human experience.
The fragmentary text notes Signor Paschali keeping a note and remarks that Englishmen on honeymoons are mad, ending the story with The End.
The A L D Club meets Oct 1 at Mrs A R Thornton’s home due to illness in the Gramber family. Presbyterian Missionary Society hosts a 25 cent supper at the church basement on Sept 25. Randall Melson and daughter Petty visit Sioux City for college work at Morningside. Patched hunting at Mud Lake yields several birds. Mrs J J Luft hosts Mr J D Hoffert’s Iowa visit. Mrs Ratle’s 64th birthday celebrated with gifts and singing at Havelock M and church. Isabell Bruce party includes a mock wedding and a humorous shell note gifts, followed by a two‑course lunch.
Practical guide from the Home Economics Division on cleaning delicate lace using gasoline in a jar, drying with a pad and pins, plus dry cleaning as needed. The note mentions the Navy possessing about 850 airplanes.
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