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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1934
Page
5
Community notes from Havelock recount visits by Mrs. A A and others, a lunch gathering, and a church meeting. Roy Grover returns from Des Moines operation and neighbors send well wishes. Various residents travel to Pocahontas Gillman Lehigh and South Dakota while local clubs plan a PTA meeting and school activities.
A reception at the school honored the teaching faculty, most new except Supt. W. C. Nystuen, Principal A. R. Helsa, and Miss Laura Hjelm. Attendees enjoyed performances by the German Band, Loretta Bass, Mishler sisters, and Mrs. Ethel Loving, followed by a committee prepared luncheon.
A meeting of the local American Legion Auxiliary is scheduled at Legion Hall on Monday evening September 10. Every member is urged to attend due to important business to transact.
The King's Heralds gathered Saturday afternoon September 5 in the church social rooms with many present. Officers elected include President Joy Van Horsen Vice President Alice Keerles Secretary Velma Clayton Treasurer Loryl VanHorsen. Joy VanHorsen is a life member. Funds from meetings go to the Korea children's fund. A lunch prepared by Loryl VanHorsen followed.
A large amount of gravel was trucked in and spread on city streets during the past week. Harry Herscher and his crew conducted the trucking and built up supply piles as part of the resurfacing effort.
D. J. Wench drove from Sioux Rapids Friday of last week with his daughter Mrs. Rena Huseby and children, and they spent the weekend there.
Eddie Siefried manager of Battershell grocery suffered an eye injury when Rosewald Hauswirth's hand slipped while tying a sack. Dr. Hunter treated him and he was taken to Mercy Hospital in Fort Dodge for care.
Havelock Methodist Church announces Sunday services at 10:00 and 11:00 with Rev. C. L. Day and district superintendent Rev. W. G. Muhleman preaching. Muhleman to lecture on The Church at Work in the Southland and Among the Mountaineers and conduct the Fourth Quarterly Conference. Choir reorganized under Don Cowan. Epworth League and Sunday school buy 60 new Service Hymnals. Election of Epworth officers Thursday at the Parsonage. Installation service for officers on Sept. 22. Aid Society meets Sept. 19 to plan the year. An Evangel Conference in Spencer Oct. 2 and church budget balance noted.
Des Moines Township grades report on pupil counts and changes. Second grader Seaman joins from Garfield No 1 and new classmate Jacqueline Gralton from West Bend. Eighth grade elects Eldon Sennett president and Carol Smith vice president as junior high begins departmentalization.
The piece reflects on a wealthy political figure facing voter scrutiny while noting that money influences campaigns. It contrasts public appreciation of paid advantages with the voting outcomes from the last election, implying ongoing debate over money in politics.
Pocahontas County Iowa invites bids on cleaning an open ditch in sections 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 16 in Des Moines Township Bids due 2 00 pm October 8 1935 at Pocahontas Court House Specifications include removing fill to grade lengths 16000 main 8300 Branch 2 24000 cubic yards dirt 2554 trees Start asap finish by December 1 1935 Bonds 10 percent with bid via Iowa bank Contacts at county auditor office Roy A Johnson County Auditor August 30 1935
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