Morningside Choir to Perform Sacred and Secular Selections
The Morningside College Choir will present a Saturday concert in the Methodist church auditorium, featuring a capella sacred and secular works. The program blends old and new with Bach, Lockwood, Christianson, Willan, Dett, and MacCollin pieces, highlighted by soprano soloist Mrs. Elizabeth MacCollin.
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Morningside College
Methodist Church Auditorium
United States
Norman Lockwood
James R. Dunn
I’. Melius Christianson
Lotti
Bach
Schreder
Dunn
Henry Willan
Frances MacCollin
Ro Nathaniel Dett
Elizabeth MacCollin
Christianson
Cattle Feeders Banquet Set for Rolfe April 20
The fourth semi annual cattle feeders banquet will be held at the Presbyterian church basement in Rolfe on Thursday evening April 20 at 7 00. Rex Beresford of Iowa State College extension service will be the main speaker. H C Aaberg of the Chicago Producers Commission will attend along with A Oldsen secretary of the Iowa Beef Producers association. Tickets may be bought before noon April 19 from listed locals or by sending a card to the Farm Bureau office in Pocahontas to reserve seats.
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Presbyterian Church
Rolfe
Rex Beresford
Iowa State College Extension Service
H. C. Aaberg
Chicago Producers Commission Company
A. Oldsen
Iowa Beef Producers Association
Pocahontas County
H. C. Wiezman
H. FP. Olerich
LeRoy Nelson
C. E. Miller
Plover
Gordon Johnson
Pomeroy
Co. D. Wenell
IE. Dubhbert
Laurens
KE. J. Kelly
Fonda
Lindeman
A L D Club Hosts Covered Dish Luncheon
The A L D club met at Mrs IE Meysinger's home Tuesday for a covered dish luncheon with 14 members and two guests Mrs Pollock of Wyoming and Mrs Brown of Hartley. President Mrs BE Lomen led a short business meeting as Mrs H D Brinkman chaired the program featuring Iowa Artists and a book review of All This and Heaven Too by Rachel Field. Town facts were shared at roll call. next meeting will be hosted by Mrs G B Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. D. Club
IE. A. Meysinger
Robert Pollock
Wyoming
Bertha Brown
Hartley
BE. P. Lomen
H. D. Brinkman
E. A. Messinger
Iowa
Grant Pollock
Heaven
Rachel Field
G. B. Palmer
Cool Iowa Weather Moves In To Start Week
Ideal spring weather gave way to a cool air mass Monday bringing temperatures about 10 to 15 degrees above zero. By Wednesday, warmer conditions were forecast as the cool spell ended, farmers reported many fields seeded or in process, and gravel roads were being repaired with rough spots remaining but passable.
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Iowa
Iowa 1938 Dairy Calf Clubs Show Strong Member Growth
John Quist of Iowa State College announces that 98 counties run dairy calf club projects with 2 182 of 2 515 4 H members completing. The program is jointly supervised by extension service county farm bureaus and the Iowa State Dairy association. Through livestock shows 1 620 members earned 15 689 in premiums while sales of milk products and stock totaled 12 838 26 dollars.
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John
Quist
Iowa State College
Extension Service
County Farm Bureaus
Iowa State Dairy Association
Iowa
Dairy Club
Des Moines Township Home Ec Class Hosts Mothers Banquet
Des Moines township school home economics classes hosted a Mother’s Day banquet on Thursday April 6 at 6 30 p m in the school gym. The event featured spring decorations a long central table and a formal menu served by student waitresses and kitchen managers supervised by Miss Frances Hurley. Guests included numerous families and staff members from the district.
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Des Moines Township
Gay Iinster
Ruth Koenig
Carol Smith
Maudell Kilbourn
Alberta Joens
Marjorie Peterson
Ardeth Boyd
Ellabeth Truelson
Norma Leith
Meraim Ripperger
Grace Hertz
Ida Jane Roberts
Lucille Struthers
Leta Mae Kilbourn
Dorothy Joens
Will Fisher
O. I. Lehnus
Tuesday Club Meeting Highlights Perennial Garden Talk
The Tuesday club met at Mrs. Don Thompson home with presentations on planning a perennial garden by Mrs. Oda Reid and a word drill quiz led by Mrs. N. J. Bixler. Roll call noted "women in the news" and the next meeting is planned for April 25 at Mrs. Raymond Rogers home. Joyce Thornton is ill with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Thompson
Oda Reid
N. J. Bixler
J. R. McIntire
Raymond Rogers
Arrears notice urges action on 1988 label dates
A brief public notice asks recipients with 1988 dated Ar labels to come in and advance expiration dates. The message emphasizes the list is in good condition and requests prompt attention.
Olerichs Surprised by Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. Glyde Brinkman and others organized a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. H F Olerich honoring their fortieth wedding anniversary. About 40 relatives joined at the Olerich home for a basket dinner. Out of town guests included Dr. W. Brinkman and son of Pocahontas and Mrs May Gaffray and son Donald of Los Angeles. They received sweet peas and an Easter lily and a silver souvenir spoon for Mrs Gaffray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glyde Brinkman
H. D. Brinkman
May Caffray
H. F. Olerich
Olerich
W. 8. Brinkman
Pocahontas
Donald
Los Angeles
Landscape meetings in Pocahontas County
A landscape planting demonstration will be held at the R I A generating plant a mile south of Pocahontas on Friday April 14 at 10 00 a m and at the Plover school grounds on April 17 at 10 a m Supervising the demonstrations is Mr MacArthur from the extension service landscape department The areas to be planted were designed by MacArthur last fall The county farm bureau and the Iowa State College extension service organize these demonstrational landscaping efforts Also note Mr and Mrs Sam Severson of Clear Lake visited Dr G A Everson's home Sunday afternoon
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Pocahontas
Plover
MacArthur
Landscape Department
The
Extension Service
County Farm Bureau
Iowa State College Extension Service
Pocahontas Relays Set for Friday April Twenty First
The tenth annual Pocahontas relays will be held Friday at the Indians' athletic field with 125 invites issued to area schools. Eight relay races and seven special events are planned. Medals go to special event winners and trophies to relay champions. Reverend and Mrs James N Lundens hosted Lutheran pastors and wives for an all day conference at their home Monday.
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James N. Lund
J. C. Wangberg
Rolfe
Ingward Olson
Rutland
Holger Bertelson
Royal
G. Peterson
Ringsted
Big Lutheran meeting draws 250 to 300 attendees
About 250 to 300 people are expected Wednesday April 19 to attend the Eagle Grove circuit Women’s Missionary federation meeting at the Presbyterian church. Rev N P Tollefsrud of Bode opens with a sermonette at 10 30. Rev Alvin Rogness of Ames speaks in the afternoon. Luncheon served noon by Trinity Ladies’ Aid. Special music planned both sessions. Public invited to attend all or part.
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Women's Missionary Federation
Eagle Grove
Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
N. P. Tollefsrud
Bode
Trinity Ladies’ Aid
Alvin Rogness
Ames
Legion Auxiliary Met at T. D. Jones Home
The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday at the home of Mrs. T. D. Jones with 23 members and four visitors. Reports on the Havelock county meeting were given. a bake sale is set for April 29. a mothers day program is planned. next meeting May 5 at Mrs. Merle McAninch’s home. Master dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Cronk and others.
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American Legion Auxiliary
T. D. Jones
Ray Green
Lyman George
Ann Jones
Janet Thompson
Dora Simonson
Child Welfare Department
C. B. Chapman
Merle McAninch
Rexall One Cent Sale Set for April 19 22
Webb drug store joins semi annual Rexall sale for four days April 19 20 21 and 22. Read the Webb ad in this issue of the Arrow for bargains during the event. Miss Aletta Grant hosted district No 8 pupils at a Grant home party honoring Donald Caffray of Los Angeles awaiting departure for California.
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Rexall
Webb Drug Store
Webb
The
Arrow
Aletta Grant
Garfield Township
Grant
Donald Caffray
Los Angeles
Donald
California
Miss Grant
Garfield Go Getters Meet at Arlo Ives Home
The Garfield Go Getters held their April 8 meeting at Mrs. Arlo Ives home. Eight members answered roll call with a guest courtesy, three visitors attended, Tales of Hoffmann was studied, and members received a songs book as a county party award. Mary Margaret Brinkman demonstrated shirt ironing and reports from Primghar pasture school were shared. Lunch was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Go Getters
Arlo Ives
James Jensen
LeRoy Nelson
Morris Ives
Mary Margaret Brinkman
Winifred Brinkman
Beryl White
Primghar
Movies Shown At Promotion Club Meeting
Members who attended the Promotion club meeting last Thursday watched a motion picture of New England's historic places via Rolfe's school equipment. Mrs. Alta Hewlett outlined the aims of a newly organized historical society to guests. J. H. Brinkman led the curtailed business session in Ed Duffy’s absence. Don Thompson was named chairman for the next meeting. Easter visits included Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Allbee and Miss Cora Lind at Sioux Rapids with Mrs. Irvin Stangland.
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Promotion Club
New England
Rolfe
Act of Town
Historical Society
Alta Hewlett
Ed Duffy
J. H. Brinkman
Don Thompson
Wilbur Allbee
Cora Lind
Irvin Stangland
Sioux Rapids
Spencer to Host 74th Town Sunday School Convention
The 74th Town state Sunday school convention will be held in Spencer Iowa from April 19 to 21 at the Methodist church. Prominent pastors and laymen from all denominations are on the program and all Sunday school workers in the region are invited to attend.
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Rolfe
Spencer
Iowa
Garfield Women Study Music From Operas
The women of Garfield township study pieces from famous operas. They enjoy "Dawn With Her Rosy Mantle" from The Barber of Seville with a singer hitting 16 notes in one word. They also sing "The Prayer" from Hansel and Gretel, encouraged for mothers to sing to children.
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Garfield Township
Hansel and Gretel
Rolfe School Has 14 Events in Music Contest
Rolfe School enters 14 events in the district music contest at Maelo Grove today through Saturday. Highlights include a solo at the high school auditorium Thursday and multiple performances at Methodist church and Wycrade auditorium, with ensembles and choirs from early morning to evening.
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Rolfe School
Rolfe
Maelo Grove
Caim
Auditerium
Relfe
Hoyts
Afeernoon
Sted Econite
Wetitious
Relfe En- Lifes Pallowis Voorsdax
Aidiferiany
Yala
Curter
Wooeridy
Vietins Lea
Viola Ocala
Weaverade
Huy Pope Orde
Forim
OSB
Prigay
Verh
Baritaneata
Methodiet Church
Methodist
Nora Hanish- Paul Amick Wed Tuesday at St Margaret's
Miss Nora Hanish daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Hanish of Plover and Paul Amick son of Mrs Emma Amick of Rolfe were married Tuesday morning April 11 at St Margaret's Catholic church Rev Father D A Tewell officiated A reception and three course breakfast followed at the bride's home Nearly 20 relatives and friends attended The couple will reside in the Frank Robinson home on the northwest edge of town The groom runs the Phillips 66 station on main street The bride grew up in Plover The Sorosis club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs L M Graham.
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Nora Hanish
W. J. Hanish
Plover
Paul Amick
Emma Amick
Rolfe
St. Margaret’s Catholic Church
D. A. Tewell
Viola Hanish
Harold Calligan
Tt O'Elnels
Minnesota
Frank Robinson
Main Street
Arrow
Grieg Mandskor Plans Spring Concert Tour
The Grieg Mandskor chorus of 48 from Fort Dodge stages spring publicity tours in surrounding towns for a May 7 Fort Dodge concert by the Oslo Norway Royal University male choir. The abroad group will also perform in New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Fort Ledge Yale and Harvard. They present a Humboldt concert April 16 at the Lutheran church with a talk by Rev. Magnus Nodtvedt. E P Lomen has tickets for the Fort Dodge show.
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Grieg Mandskor
Fort Dodge
Norwegian Royal University
Oslo
Norway
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Minneapolis
Ft. Ledge
Yale
Harvard
Ft. Dodge
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A.L.D. Club
D.M
Joyce Thornton
H. F. Olerichs
Pocahontas CO
Sam Severson
Clear Lake
G. A. Everson
Lutheran
Legion Auxiliary Met
T. D. Jones Home
LE. Cronk
Waterloo
W. 8. Taylor and Son
Billy
Mason City
Fred Witt
Joe Meisenbach
Garfield
Sorosis Club
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