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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
3
Plover Patriot School opens with strong enrollment and an orchestra of 42 members. News notes celebrate births, visits, travels, local theft hold up, and community events across Plover and surrounding towns.
Sunday schedule includes Sunday School Bible Class at 10 a m Morning Worship 11 a m Epworth League 7 p m and Evening Services 8 p m Week Day Prayer Meeting Thursday 8 p m Morning sermon asks What Will the Harvest Be Junior Sanders leads Epworth League Evening sermon titled The Way of the Cross Choirs met recent evenings Woman's Home Missionary Society gathered at church Promotion Day and Rally Day planned for Sept 23
Pocahontas county supervisors met in regular session in Pocahontas Iowa with all members present. Hearings were set for Drainage District No 126 and for Roosevelt Township drainage improvements with adjourned dates. contract completion for Drainage District 41 was approved and settlement ordered with contractor Fred Grundon. county claims were audited and allowed.
A mixed page lists names connected to local business and public works, including firms such as Koch Bros and Goldh Printing Co, along with several mileage and fee entries for Chas. Pattee, J. Calligan, and others. The column also contains a letter from W H Daubendiek criticizing telephone arrangements and remarks on a drainage fund with multiple engineer and repair entries.
Plover Presbyterian Church announces Harvest Home Service on September 20 with a public supper to follow. Farmers and housewives are asked to bring fruits and crops to the church on September 29 for display and auction Monday evening. Proceeds fund missions. Pastor Rev W H Cassell led recent supper and meeting with the C E B Society. Morning services Sunday at 11 and an evening sermon is skipped as the pastor travels to Ottesen.
The Methodist church in Brush hosted the August wedding of Mildred Howard daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Howard to William Hinze of Denver. Rev J T Bainbridge officiated at 3 pm with a ceremony set among ferns, phlox and sweet peas. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home for about fifty guests.
Berah Burnous and the unnamed groom wed at the Howard home and soon left in a car for Denver to reside at 3992 Xavier Street. The bride, a University of Commerce of Des Moines graduate, moved to Colorado two years ago. The groom, a University of Nebraska alumnus, worked with Skaggs Safeway, previously with a Brush store, before his Denver assignment.
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