Woman's Society programs highlight postwar world talk
Sirs. Fae Schon from New York City spoke at the July meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist church parlors. The program, led by Mrs. T. D. Jones, included a solo by Beryl White with her mother Mrs. Lucile White. A brief business session was held by president Mrs. H. D. Brinkman and lunch for about 80 was provided by Circle No. L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae Schon
New York City
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist
T. D. Jones
Wlso
Beryl White
Lucile White
H. D. Brinkman
Circle No. L
Trinity Lutheran Sunday Service Notices and Activities
J. O. Wangberg, pastor, leads 11 am morning worship with theme Christian Charity from Luke 24 12 15. Sunday school at 9 0 am. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday August 11 at Mrs Lowry's home with a potluck lunch. Note change in morning service time.
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Trinity Lutheran
J. O. Wangberg
Christian Charity
Ladies Aid Society
Lowry
Potluck
Nain Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Emery L Petersen, pastor, leads Sunday school on August 8 at 10:15 a.m. Bible class starts at 10:15 a.m. Morning worship follows at 11:00 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nain Lutheran Church
Emery L. Petersen
Enroll Now in 4-H Lamb Feeding Project
Pocahontas county launches a Western Lamb Feeding project via the County Extension Office. Enrollment closes September 1. Youth 10 to under 21 on January 1, 1944 may join, feeding one or two units of 16 lambs each, with up to 32 lambs total. Lambs will be Western feeders weighing about 64 pounds, sold after cental sale about 100 days after arrival.
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Pocahontas County
Max O. Naylor
Iowa State College Extension Service
Naylor
Westarm
County Extension
Exchange Vows Friday July 29 At Iowa City
Miss Maxine Schlanbusch and Eldon Ross Obrecht were married in Trinity Episcopal church Iowa City in a 5 pm ceremony with 150 guests. The bride taught music at Ward Belmont and holds BA MA from the University of Iowa. The groom, a musician in the U. S. Navy preflight band, will reside at 29 Valley Avenue after August 6.
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Iowa City
Maxine Schlanbusch
O. E. Schlanbusch
Magowan. Avenue
Eldon Ross Obrecht
W. M. Obrecht
Rolfe
Trinity Episcopal Church
Richard J. McEvoy
R. T. Tidrick
Herald S. Stark
Beethoven
Richard Strauss
Agnes Eengell
Spring Grove
Minn
Robert Obrecht
Dan Tetstaff
Dean Moberg
Wilbur Peterson
Ellsworth Knutson
U. S. Navy
University Club
Memorial Union
Earle S. Smith
J. F. Robinson
P. G. Clapp
L. G. Sawyer
A. W. Bryan
C. W. Wassam
James Stronks
Arthur O. Klaffenbach
Iowa City High School
University of Iowa
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Ward Belmont College
Nashville, Tonn
Rolfe High School
Girls Prep For 4-H County Fair Demonstrations
County 4-H groups work on exhibits and demonstrations for the August 25 to 27 fair. Teams include Central Stars and Cummins Up and Coming with care of clothing, Swan Lake Ever Ready on wardrobe changes, Garfield Go-Getters on shirt tales, Cloverteers on accessories, Dover Doers on hose care, and Yowhatan Squaws on stain removal. County home economist Miss Julia M Fakinson will be in August to assist. contacts available at the office.
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Central Stars
Beverly Bauer
Pauline Wienhold
Cummins
Ruth Lathrop
Myrtle Nickelson
Trailer lands in ditch injuring children in Waterloo area
A trailer hitched to a car driven by Howard Schroedermeier of Waverly became loose and struck a ditch. Seven children were aboard along with beans from the Schroedermeier farm. Howard was taking the children home after work. The children sustained only bruises and cuts.
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Howard Schroedermeier
Waverly
Schroedermeier
Howard
Letters From Rolfe Boys in Service
A serviceman writes from the Mediterranean describing reading The Arrow, learning local language, outdoor recreation, and passes to Tunis. He notes pride in war bond support, wishes to return home soon, and sends greetings to friends in Rolfe and nearby towns.
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Rolfe
Mr. Soth
Mediterranean
Tunis
Pocahontas
Fonda
Havelock
States
Rolfe High School
Call Rolfe Arrow
Dr Leserman’s South Pacific Dispatch From Camp
Dr Leserman writes from a South Pacific base describing arrival two weeks ago after California layovers. He notes two Rolfe Arrows arriving in June, his duties as sanitary engineer and medical officer, and makes light of Neptune’s initiation. He mentions a tent office and house, forthcoming lights and plumbing, and sees Jack Patterson briefly.
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Mr. Soth
South Pacific
California
Louisiana
Carlisle Barracks
Camp Berkeley
Texas
Father Neptune
Equator
Jack Patterson
Rolfe
Red Cross Seeks Volunteers For Summer Bath Robe Work
Red Cross notes 68 yards of material for men summer bath robes for convalescent soldiers. Helpers are asked to sew in the sewing room Friday afternoon with fans if warm. Also seeking a chest of drawers or old dresser to store materials, and asking to contact Mabel Morrison or Mrs. Ivan Harris.
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Red Cross
Mabel Morrison
Ivan Harris
Badger Found in Union Park Stuns Custodian
Union park custodian Lou Burns of Denison encountered a 32 inch badger face to face. Rocks failed to dislodge the animal before a gun brought it down. Origin of the creature remains unknown.
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Union Park
Lou Burnside
Denison
4-H Health Examinations Planned in Pocahontas County
Four-H boys and girls from Pocahontas County will undergo an annual health examination on Thursday evening August 5 at 7 30 p.m. in the courthouse. Clinics will have girls examined first then boys to limit doctor and dentist trips. Health nurse Miss Erna Matthias and local doctors will oversee the schedule with period talks on health and nutrition.
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Pocahontas County
Pocahontas
Erna Matthias
Central Stars
East Dover
Central Champs
Grant Guides
Lake Boosters
Garfield Hustlers
Powhatan Pushers
Marshall Minutemen
Swan Lake
ROTC graduate Robert Obrecht enters Officer Candidate School
Robert Obrecht of the ROTC was graduated from the University of Town with an A.B. in political science and liberal arts. At 3 a.m. the next day he left with a class of 12 for Fort Benning Georgia to enter Officer Candidate School for further training.
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Robert Obrecht
R.O.T.C
University of Town
College of Liberal Arts
Fort Benning
Georgia
Memorial Service for Mrs. W. F. Schneck Honors Faithful Servant
The Monticello and Ottosen Presbyterian communities honor Mrs. W. F. Schneck, who died July 11, 1943 in Rochester after a two month illness. She led church work in Monticello Highland and Rolfe, taught at Cedar Falls and attended Moody Bible Institute. Survived by husband Rev. W. F. Schneck, two children Lois and Calvin, mother, four sisters, four brothers, and many relatives.
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Marie
Calvin Schneck
Bob Molyneux
Herschel Chapman
Jack Beyers
F. FE. Grant
J. C. Damborg
J. C. Olerich
A. W. Ives
J. T. Grant
John F. Wiegmann
Highland
Wisc
Schneck
Ottosen
W. F. Schneck
Fred Fisher
Hardin County
Heaven
Rochester
Minn
Lois
Calvin
Monticello
Iowa
Highland, Wise
Presbyterian Church
Ackley
Iowa State Teachers? College
Cedar Falls
Moody Bible Institute
Dubuque University
Rolfe
The
Missionary Society
Harvest Petersons Grain: Oats Cut After Injury at Gilmore City
Relatives of Mr and Mrs Harold Peterson gathered at their Gilmore City home on July 27 to cut and shock their oats. Harold Peterson suffered a broken wrist and other injuries from a fall off a rayrack the prior Saturday. Ben Behrendsen and son ran tractor and binder with Iver Behrendsen and Dale Brown operating. Helpers included Bud Dick Gene Boles Ralph Solverson Herman Davidson Amos Mason Harry Degnan Gene Degnan Welby Boles Fred Wiese Frank Farmer and Bob Fisher. Lunch followed, provided by several neighbors. Also noted dairy spraying tips cautioning moderate fly spray to avoid cooling coat.
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Peterson
Harold Peterson
Gilmore City
Ben Behrendsen
Iver
Dale Brown
Bud Dick
Gene Boles
Ralph Solverson
Herman Davidson
Amos Mason
Harry
Gene Degnan
Welby Boles
Fred Wiese
Frank Farmer
Bob Fisher
Lottie Howe
Elden Miller
Garfield Go-Getters 4 H Report Meeting Summary
The Garfield Go-Getters 4 H met July 29 at Wes Hosier's home with seven girls attending. Maxine Webb led a canning quiz and demonstrations by Phyllis Dek and Mary Isabelle Chambers. Members cut tops from nylon and silk hose. planned to collect 2,000 pairs. Local Achievement Day set for August 1 at Mrs Arlo Ives.
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Garfield
Wes Hosier
Gil
Phyllis Dek
Mary Isabelle Chambers
Maxine Webb
Canning
Arlo Ives
Mary Isabelle Chamber
Porter
Hee Haw News Offers Hay Covers and Feeders
House and farm items dominate this note. Sisal Kraft Hay Stack Covers are advertised for weathered storage and hay savings. Non roastable poultry self feeders and improved Victory hog feeders with iron bottoms are offered. Also combination doors storm windows and screens with various sizes.
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W.S.C S
Excelsior Society
Division 4
Gar-Mac Lodge
Clarence Ogden
R. B. Ranney
O. A. Jacobson
Arnold Wold
C, Ie, Hegstrom
Ned Jow
Glyde Brinkman
Mary Buck
Bradgate
Dia Freel
Mary Grethen
Eva Weishaar
Eldon Obrecht
Helmut Beuchle
North Africa
Leserman
Red
Officer
Mrs. Schneck
Roy Luft
Arrow Office
I. W. Meredith
Shimon
Pocahontas Rendering
Eddie J. Aden
Howard Bruce
Iowary Commerce Commission
Pop
Hontas County
Central States Eests Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Comme
Iowa State Commerce Mission
Ty Moines
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Carl W. Reed
B. M. Richardson
David B. Long
Geo. L. McCaughan
Des Moines
Fullerton Lumber Company
Hee Haw News
Hitler
Ruhr
J T. Grant & Son