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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1914

Page

10

Plover schools start with full enrollment and activity

The Plover Consolidated Schools opened September 7 with 189 pupils across High School 49, Grammar 25, Intermediate 33, Second Primary 25, First Primary 16 and district counts. Activities include agriculture, soil sampling, a school garden plan, manual training, and a notable All Stars vs High School athletes game.

Plover Consolidated J. M. McKim F. Id. Nacke Pat Heathman Fred Ehlerson Zeno Henderson Ray Man/300 Frank. “Mattison Geo Shaw A. E. Bush Jas Xrejer H. S Nacke Tono Henderson H. I. Boys Fred McKim Chalk Heathman Zeno Pat Fred Ray John Parradee

Epworth League Announces Splendid Entertainment Course

The Epworth League presents a five program lecture and entertainment series starting October 21 1914 with Hawkeye Glee Club Aaron S Watkins Parnells Clarence Wassam and Josephine H Dominick. Season tickets are 1 25 for adults 75c for children under 12 with advance sale at a local drug store.

Epworth League F. J. Nacke Hawkeye Glee Club Aaron S. Watkins The Parnells Clarence W. Wassam Josephine H. Dominick

Plover M E Church Notes A Call to Reconsecrate

The Plover M E Church under Rev G J Poppenheimer marks the conference year’s end. Members praise divine blessings and commit to renewed service to honor God’s name as the congregation reconsecrates itself for the year ahead.

Plover Heavenly Father

Corrections Follow Report of Committee and Trustees

The report omits $55.00 from J S Roberts and $5.00 from Frank Fitzgerald with apologies. $23.00 insurance paid by P J Shaw on the church building is acknowledged. $25.00 deducted from a pastor’s subscription to his brother Chas Poppenteimer. Furnishings in the basement noted as provided. Ladies Aid Society assessed 50c per member. gifts from Rolfe and Mallard. over $90.00 from opening banquet. Ladies meet at Mrs S C Hildreth’s home Thursday. Mrs Hildreth and Mrs Hofert serving. Choir rehearsal Saturday evening.

J. S. Roberts Frank Fitzgerald P. J. Shaw Chas. Poppenteimer Ladies’ Aid Society Ladies' Aid Society S. C. Hildreth Hildreth Hofert

Local social notes from Rolfe and nearby towns

Local residents visit relatives and run errands in Rolfe Pocahontas Fort Dodge Graettinger and Des Moines over the past week including Mrs Jos Krejci and son James Mrs N H Shaver and Miss Luella Mrs P J Shaw and Mrs C A Northrop Mrs Earl Hughes Ike Eggspuehier and Miss Lucile Smith with short visits and shopping trips two or three day excursions and farm community social rounds lingering in memory of Mae friends.

John Allbee Rolfe C. A. Garlock Des Moines Jos. Krejci James Pocahontas Jast N. H. Shaver Luella Fort Dodge P. J. Shaw Mesdames Anderson Crawford Jos. McEwen C. A. Northrop Earl Hughes Ike Eggspuehier Lucile Smith Miss O'Rourke Mae Friends RY J. W

Greater Havelock Growth Fueled by Local Investment

Citizens celebrate a surge in Havelock's "Greater Havelock" spirit with new business purchases and building projects. O J Mentzer bought and remodeled a restaurant building, George Miller moved his harness and shoe shop, and a large double block was erected by Geo Mick and L F Brodsky. Garner & Walden bought a building and made residences. A proposed $2,500 high line transmission station would power the town and raise property values. The First National Bank of Havelock reports strong performance and support for expansion.

Havelock Siachenday O. J. Mentzer George Miller F. E. Heathman Geo. Mick L. F. Brodsky Altho Mr. Brodsky Heathman Garner & Walden First National Bank of Havelock

Rolfe area visits and local railbridge move draw crowd

Residents and relatives from Rolfe Sutherland Curlew and Waterloo visited local families through the week. A newborn frail died shortly after birth. A dredge boat work near town forced bridge removal attracting about 300 onlookers as trains paused and lines shifted for passengers. Luther Miller becomes clerk at Garner Walden store.

Local Visitors Arrive for Domestic Visits

Mrs. George Crowell of Manson spent several days with her sister Mrs. Jesse Deihi. Mrs. Fred Hauswirth, visiting Illinois relatives, returned home. W Willey, visiting Haumbolit relatives, came back with his niece Miss Rau for a stay. Mrs. Alta Marchant and her baby arrived from Rolfe for a visit with her father J. 2.

George Crowell Manson Jesse Deihi Fred Hauswirth Illinois W. Willey Haumbolit Miss Rau Alta’ Marchant Camelap Rolfe

Webb to Close Second Year as Pastor at Sunday Services

Rev. William P. Webb marks the second year of his pastorate with morning and evening sermons on Sunday September 27. Sunday School convenes at 11 20 A M for Review Sunday and the pastor urges large congregations to attend both services.

William P. Webb

W F M Society Holds Successful Meeting at Church

The W F M Society gathered at the Methodist church last Sunday evening. Papers on South America Mexico China India were read by Mrs J B Sheldon Mrs N B Hergom Mrs J C Earth Mrs S H Gill. Miss Ruby Mote and Mr A Prussner sang solos. The offering totaled 800 dollars.

W. F. M. Society Methodist Church South America J. B. Sheldon Mexico N. B. Hergom China J. C. Earth India S. H. Gill W. P. Webb Ruby Mote A. (. Prussner GC. J. Cornwell A.C. Prussner

Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief

Advert says Sloan's Liniment relieves rheumatic pains near joints with fast penetration. Claims it eases pains from bruises cuts sore throat neuralgia and chest pains and prevents infection. Customer testimonial from C. H. Wentworth Calif credits rapid pain relief. 25 cents at druggists.

Sloan C. H. Wentworth Calif

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