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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1945

Page

2

United Service Women of America Meet at Lounge

The United Service Women of America held a regular meeting in the lounge on Thursday July 26 with hostesses Mrs Molyneux Mrs Ernest Struther Mrs Leo Shelgren Mrs Harvey Mink ter Mrs P L Strong and Mrs Wm Phillips. A new flag was proposed for purchase and a state president's request urged units to make lap robes wash rags handkerchiefs slippers and afghans. Twenty one members attended and two new members joined. Lunch concluded the meeting.

United Service Women of America Molyneux Ernest Struther Leo Shelgren Harvey Minkter P. L. Strong Wm. Phillips

Local social notices from Rolfe area include visits andBridge events

A summary of local social happenings lists a party honoring four Rolfe visitors Mrs Ietta Schnug Mrs Elva Nunamaker Mrs J R Harriger and Mrs Mary Williams. Nineteen ladies attended and shared lunch. Trinity Aid Society met at Telmer Sime’s home with readings devotions and lunch. A bridge luncheon at Gar Mac lodge drew 25 ladies with prizes awarded to several participants. A Monday bridge evening at Gar Mac lodge featured a potluck supper and contract bridge with prizes for top players.

Addie Roberts Rolfe Ietta Schnug Forest City Elva Nunamaker Laurens J. R. Harriger Elwood Mary Williams Gilmore City Trinity Aid Society Sime Ladies Aid Society Trinity Lutheran Church Telmer Sime 0. G. Ryen Ed’ Lomen Elmer Simonson Wangberg Jennie Bowen B. A. Kerns M. D. Anderson Gar-Mac Lodge Mayme Beam Des Moines Naomi Gunderson Fresno Calif Edgar Swanson Northwood B. A. Peterson Bowen Jow Wm. H Gar- Mac Lodge T. S. Clark Robert Hunter Ed Duffy

Nain Lutheran Church Services and Funeral Notice

Emery L Petersen announces Sunday services at 8 30 pm Sunday school and Bible class at 10 15 am and morning worship at 11 am. Funeral services for Charles W Staecker 53 of Fort Dodge were held at Riverview Community Baptist church and he was buried in Rolfe. Relatives from Rolfe attended including A A Firkins Harry Dickey Bloy Wood Frank Sroufe Ephraim Johnson Ind Rudolfson Abbie Sheeley and Howard Sheeley.

Nain Lutheran Church Emery L. Petersen David Henderson Chas Staecker Charles W. Staecker Fort Dodge Riverview Community Baptist Church Rolfe Bradgate Frank Sroufe A. A. Firkins Harry Dickey Bloy Wood Franksroufe Ephraim Johnson Ind Rudolfson Abbie Sheeley Howard Sheeley

Ives Reunion Honors Pvt Benny Watson Visit

An Ives family reunion at Arlo Ives farm honored Pvt Benny Watson and his bride. About 35 relatives attended a picnic and visit with Watson, grandson of Mrs Hat tie Ives, on furlough after overseas service and a German captivity. Attendees included Glenn Ives Cedar Rapids Harold Sorenson Estherville and Cpl El wyn Ives.

Ives Arlo Ives Pvt Benny Watson Pvt. Watson Hattie Ives Glenn Ives Cedar Rapids Harold Sorenson Estherville Cpl Elwyn Ives

Dehydrating Quality Surplus Vegetables

A guide on preserving garden excess by precooking vegetables, using steam or oven drying, and employing a dry air drier with an electric fan. It stresses uniform cutting, thin layers, continuous drying, and avoiding cooking heat to prevent spoilage while achieving even moisture removal.

Properly dried vegetables and fruits in winter menu

Type of hanging described for about ten days and stirred to prevent mold. After drying, place in sealed bags or jars or stone crack. Drying preserves value and adds to winter meals.

Ration Certificates Simplified for Tires and Gasoline

The notice states certificates are no longer required to purchase used farm and passenger tires and all inner tubes, but remain required for new tires and used truck tires. Regular commercial vehicle inspection is needed every six months or 5,000 miles. Various gasoline and food stamp validity dates are listed, along with animal case counts across counties and monthly totals.

Rabies Cases Rise in Iowa Animals This Year

Iowa health officials note rabies cases in animals rising this year with 52 incidents reported through mid July, compared to 89 in the same period of 1944. No human cases yet, but dogs are urged to take extra precautions as they roam more in summer.

State Health Department

OPA Appeals to Veterans for Jobs

Walter D. Kline Des Moines District OPA Director urges veterans to seek employment with OPA or other government agencies. He says veterans deserve priority and should be referred to the local Civil Service representative, noting post office staff often serve as Civil Service liaisons.

OPA Walter D. Kline Des Moines Civil Service Civil Service Commission

Return of Captain Robert H. Knapp After Two Years Overseas

Captain Robert H. Knapp, 25, son of Mrs. Bernice R. Knapp of San Diego, has returned from two years with the Fifth Air Force Fighter Command's 348th group. An ace with five destroyed Jap aircraft, he flew 327 combat missions totaling 756 hours and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross with two Oak Leaf Clusters. He is on a 30 day furlough visiting family in San Diego before reassignment at Santa Ana on August 20.

Robert H. Knapp Bernice R. Knapp San Diego United States Fifth Air Force Fighter Command 348Th Army Air Force Port Moresby New Guinea Lae Finschhafen Saidor Biak Noemfoor Arawl Cape Glouscester New Britan Philippines Calif Frank MacVey Knapp Robert

4-H Health Checkups Planned for Pocahontas County

The 1945 health checkup for Pocahontas County 4-H boys and girls is set for August 9 and 10. On August 9 at 8:00 p.m. girls will be examined in the Red Cross rooms at the courthouse. on August 10 at 8:00 p.m. boys will be examined in the Red Cross rooms. The clinic style exams involve doctors focusing on separate parts of the checkup with assistance from the county medical association and nurses society.

Pocahontas County Red Cross Pocahontas County Medical Association Pocahontas County Nurses Society

Treasury Dept Wants Workers in Iowa Recruiting Drive

The Treasury Department Bureau of the Public Debt in Chicago Illinois launches an extensive Iowa recruiting campaign to hire staff for recording and processing war savings bonds transactions.

Treasury Department Bureau of Public Debt Chicago, Ill Iowa

Job openings for sorting machines and clerical staff in Fort Dodge

Trainee positions are available for operation of electrical sorting and card punch business machines and for stenographers and typists. Minimum qualifications are two years of high school education or equivalent paid business experience. For more information apply at U S Employment Service 918 1st Ave So Fort Dodge.

U. S. Employment Service 1St Ave Fort Dodge

Hot Weather and Flies Cut Milk Output

Heat and flies reduce pasture intake and milk yield for dairy cows. Dairy specialists advise extra feed for high producers and regular fly control in barns. Keep barns dark and cool, and use sprays traps or poisons. move cows to shade or night grazing when temperatures peak.

Max O. Naylor Iowasvale College

New Meat Cuts Must Bear Slaughterer ID Numbers

The OPA requires all livestock carcasses and wholesale cuts to carry the slaughterer's official identification before sale or transfer. Effective July 15, the rule enables tracing meat sources to enforce slaughter control and distribution programs and to verify legitimate procurement.

OPA

Business planning urged by National Committee for Economics Development

Prof George Davies of the University of Town argues that modern business can become chaotic under unsupervised supply and demand and that to avoid ineffective government planning the private sector must lead through proactive planning and investment.

National Committee For Economics Development George Davies University of Town

Tropical diseases studied by thirty laboratory technicians

Thirty technicians completed a five day course on laboratory diagnosis of tropical diseases at the University of Town. Sponsored by the state hygienic laboratory, state health department, and the university, another session may be held in October if there is demand. Topics included malaria amoeba hookworm tapeworm and flukes.

University of Town State Hygienic Laboratory State Department of Health M. E. Barnes Department of Hygiene and Preventive Medicine

Briquets Demand and Supply Warnings in Hee Haw News

The column urges immediate orders for briquets due to high demand and limited storage space, warns readers not to delay, and notes possible winter preference. It also includes quirky terms and notes on farming goods and lumber distribution policies, ending with a jab at unreplied farmer requests.

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