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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1946

Page

3

Local Veterans Return and Kinship Visits Highlight Pocahontas News

Robert Koebele returns from 13 months in the Navy including six months in the Pacific and plans to help on the family farm. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. William Schueler visit Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Hammes hosts relatives from Cheltenham and Minneapolis. several Hammes family members travel to Spencer and California. extended visits include Mrs. Gilham in town and Mrs. Brumleve visiting Koebele relatives.

Robert Keeble Minneapolis Pacific Adolph Koebele William Schueler Cedar Rapids E. May Schueler May Paul Hatt Cheltenham Maryland M. H. Hammes Carlinda Hammes Phil Muehl Redwood Falls Minn Arnold Muehl Paul Hammes Muchl Hammes Mate Luke Hammes Pamela Spencer W. J. Rich San Francisco Treasure Island California Walter Gilham S. E. May Ray Brumleve

Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters installs new officers

The regular meeting in Holy Name Hall on July 25 saw Miss Florence Schoofs become financial secretary and Mrs. A J Naughton named treasurer, with Mrs. Donna Schroeder as trustee. Non member guests included Mrs James Quinn Miss Rose Reis and Miss Margaret Schoofs.

Catholic Order of Foresters Holy Name Hall Florence Schoofs A. IE. Orth A. J. Naughton Josephine Stelpflug Donna Schroeder Schoofs James Quinn Rose Reis Margaret Schoofs Arthur McCartan Verle Hudek Alma Dunn Tommy Wilson J. A. Seifred Veronica Monaghan Jane Quinn Robert Reiter Marie Pavik A. Vodraska

Infant Hurt Cutting Firewood Receives Care at Fort Dodge

Edwin Kleen one year old son of Mr and Mrs John Kleen is hospitalized at Lutheran in Fort Dodge for a foot injury from a buzz saw accident Friday at home. Right foot damaged with four toes affected. Father carried him to hospital and remained with him as he improves. Capt John Marolf and wife left for Mt Miexsant Indiana for a week with his parents before returning to Sahara Village Utah to rejoin base August 7. Mr and Mrs Robert Reiter visited Lake Okoboji weekend with Mr and Mrs Leo Shelgren of Rolfe.

Helen Edmundson Mary Edmundson R.N Ek. Edmundson Helen Mercy Hospital Des Moines Hal R. Graham San Antonio Texas Ray Bush Graham Yellowstone National Park Loren Fergen CBI Pergen John Elsusser Varina Fergens Edwin Kleen John He Kleen Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge John Marolf Mt. Miexsant Alr Mays George F. Marolf Sahara Village Utah Marolf M. H. Hammes Naval Base Robert Reiter Lake Okwoboji Leo Shelgren Rolte Dewey James Patricia Long Beach Calif Rockville Danville Ill Otto Maltzahn Emmetsburg Robert Johnson Carl William Pearl Mick Lawrence Buck Gilmore City Harm Eyhusen Woman’s Society of Christian Service Wiliam Goodchild Clarence Cornwell Henry Edge Harlan Dale Robert Lee Richard Dean Donald Cornwell Mildred Enyart Wanda Mae Calvin Hersom the Lakes Janice Albertson Forest City J. E. Albertson Jo Ann Meyers C. D. van Horsen Parkersburg Arnold Williams Jay Williams W.S.C.S W. D. Martin Estherville Gertrude Stewart Los Angeles O. D. van Horsen George Waters George McClelland McClellands Philadelphia Penn George Russell Waters Floyd Muller Pete Muller Illinois Lewis Stover Harry Herscher Maney Stover J. H. Eno William Crawford Minnie Seymour Carlton Shelby Glenn Lawrence Sheldon Dallas J. B. Sheldon B. W. Lathrop Marilyn Emmetsburg Hospital Henry Graver G. A. Graver Alva Howrey Manson Howrey James Albertson James Williams Leland Golden Cole C. A. Applegate Burbank

Birthday Dinner Honors Abraham Fielding Matthews at Home

A birthday dinner Sunday celebrated Abraham Fielding Matthews on his 89th birthday at Dr. Sarah Matthews's home. Family present included Mr. and Mrs. Dunule JM Matthews as part of the gathering.

Abraham Fielding Matthews Sarah Matthews Dunule JM. Matthews

Byrle Waters Weds Lt. How ard Johnson in New Jersey Ceremony

Byrle V Waters daughter of Vern and Mrs Waters and Lt. Howard Johnson son of Agnes Johnson of Atlanta married at Place Community Church Lawrence Harbor New Jersey on July 19 Rev William W Webster officiated Attendants were Capt and Mrs M G Quattlebaum The bride wore a white suit with white accessories pearls and earrings and carried a red rose bouquet Johnson is stationed at Camp Kilmer after 12 years in the regular army The couple will live in New Brunswick New York following a brief honeymoon in Philadelphia

Byrle V. Waters Vern Waters Howard Johnson Agnes Johnson Atlanta Georgia Place Community Church Lawrence Harbor New Jersey William W. Webster M. G. Quattlebaum Byrle Mgr Havelock High School Broadlawns School of Nursing Army Nurse Corps Johnson Regular Army Camp Kilmer Philadelphia Penn New Brunswick N. Y

Social visit roundup from Lake City and beyond

A long list of Lake City area families including Matthews Westrum Mower and Naughton relations shared visits in Spencer and Pocahontas. Nurses trainee Deloris Keleher returned home from Mercy Fort Dodge. Sister Mmatinda and Angeline Drayeimiski noted correspondences. Several relatives travelled to Fort Dodge Omaha Denver and Cresco for visits and church duties.

James Naughton Dennis James A. J. Naughton Spencer W. J. Martin Martin Peter Deiker Frank Carroll Edward Polking Lois Janice Breda Deiker Angeline Drayeimiski Woerdehoff Rita McDermott Cresco Sacred Heart G. F. Wessling McDermott Momma Mredapp Henry Ahmann Stanley Sioux City Don Ahmann Ames Jean Westemeier Chicago Clara Lorge Donohoe George Omaha Margaret Scarry Mt. Albert Auckland New Zealand States E. R. Donohoe Pocahontas

Local residents welcome visitors and report travel updates

The article notes numerous social calls and trips around Fort Dodge Estherville and Des Moines. Families including Waters McClelland Muller Herscher Glenn Sheldon Lathrop and Howrey share visits, operations, relocations and hospital matters.

Inspection Visit Opens Pocahontas Soil Survey Effort

Representatives from several agricultural agencies visited Pocahontas County on Wednesday July 10 to conduct a preliminary inspection for a soil conservation survey. Key figures included Val Silkett state soil scientist Dr Guy P D Smith and Dr F F Regan along with Leroy Kramer who will map soil conservation survey data. The goal is to align agencies on soil type and management issues as groundwork for forming the Pocahontas county soil conservation district.

Pocahontas County Val Silkett Soil Conservation Service Guy PD. Smith Bureau of Fant Industry F. F. Regan Agricultural Experiment Station Iowa State College Leroy Kramer Fort Dodge

Thrill Days at Iowa State Fair Schedule Announced

Des Moines reports two thrill days set for August 24 and 29 at the Iowa Centennial State Fair. Secretary L. B. Cunningham said a congress of daredevils will perform head-on collisions dives and flaming stunts along with rodeo and auto races during the eight day program.

Des Moines L. B. Cunningham Congress of America Cunningham iPyeeision

Power take offs made safer with standard equipment

Max O. Naylor states that power take offs can be safe when using standard equipment adopted in 1941. Dale Hull notes adapters align tractors and power driven machines to new standards with proper shielding, though dealers must supply the correct packages for each machine make.

Max O. Naylor Naylor Dale Hull Iowa State College Agricultural Engineer Hull

Tractor Parts for Prewar Models From Local Dealers

A note on converting tractors built before 1941 to new dimensions recommends obtaining the correct parts package from the dealer handling that specific tractor make. The guidance emphasizes using the dealer of the tractor brand to ensure proper components and compatibility.

Poultry Fattening Debate Affects Finishing Practices

County extension director Max Q O Naylor argues against a final fattening period for poultry. W R Whitfield of Iowa State College notes no need for extra fattening if birds have thrived on range and steady feeding. Advise marketing heavy cockerels at about 3 4 pounds and light breeds at 2 pounds, with priority to the heaviest birds.

Max QO. Naylor W. R. Whitfield Iowa State College Naylor Whitfield

Iowa Soybean Yield Contest Seeks Entries for 1946

Joe L. Robinson secretary of the Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers association based in Ames announces hopes for a deluge of entries in the 1946 Iowa Soybean Yield Contest as prospects for a record crop improve.

Joe L. Robinson Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association Ames

Iowa Bean Fields Promise High Yields This Year

Reported yields in Iowa promise to exceed past records in state contests. The highest Iowa yield previously stood at 38.72 bushels per acre by Bert in Grundy Center, with Illinois achieving 59.9 in 1942 and Indiana 51.9 in 1945 as top figures in their contests.

Iowa Robinson Illinois Bert Kiy

George Inghton Navy Vessel Keeps Original Form in War Years

The 5,184 ton George Inghton, once part of the New Norfolk coastal fleet, is described as the only American Psy ship not converted to a troop transport during wartime.

Norfolk

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