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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1942

Page

3

Funeral for Will A. Bloomer Held at Havelock

Will A. Bloomer 79 died at his home in Havelock on Tuesday. Funeral services were held at his home and at the Methodist church with Rev. J. D. Wolcott officiating. Burial followed in Washington cemetery. He was born January 25, 1853 in Beaver Dam Wisconsin and married Mary Stracke in 1888. Survived by wife two daughters and two granddaughters. several relatives from distant towns attended. The community noted his years as a mail carrier and longtime church member.

G. A. Speer E. J. Sandy Bert Sheldon G. A. Grover Charles Mann Will Fowler Martin Larson Washington Cemetery William A. Bloomer Beaver Dam Wisconsin Havelock Mary SS. Stracke Vinton Wm. Hilton Wm. Voy Waterloo Grace Edmond Bloomer Des Moines Bloomer Iowa West Union Methodist Church Frank Stracke Gertrude Thompson Roy Pressler Alice "Wood Lydia Gray Eagle Grove Evelyn Fuller Boone Pearl Bloomer Verta Marie Coleen Ann Charles Grove Lehigh Ben Fischer Franklin Francis Ellis Edith Swallin Pomeroy Bernard Johnson W. C. Gilchrist Pocahontas Charles Cope Mallard Katherine Hilton Marguerite Will Voy

Local notes correct misinformation on music supervisor vacancy

Last week the paper corrected a report about Mrs. Forbes possibly filling the music supervisor role since Mr. Forbes enlisted in the navy. The note asks readers to send items with names kept confidential to keep news accurate. A busy week includes visits, travel, a child’s injury, animal incident, and community updates among families in Havelock and surrounding towns. United Service Women organize in Havelock with officers listed and a meeting set for August 25 at the library inviting relatives of service members to attend.

R. W. Forbes Forbes Pearl Mick United Service Women Havelock Unit United Service Women of America Howard Gibson W. C. Steen Bert Jacobson Frank Ralle Loyd Oleson George Speer Quade Havelock Red Cross

Sacred Heart Plans Aeronautics Course for Seniors

Sacred Heart high school will offer an aeronautics course this year for seniors. The program is prepared with the Civil Aeronautics Administration and U.S. Office of Education and covers aerodynamics meteorology navigation radio communication and safety. Prerequisites include algebra geometry and physics.

Pocahontas Sacred Heart High School Civil Aeronautics Administration U.S. Office of Education

Schoofs Jewelry Reopens After Seven Month Absence

Joseph Schoofs returned to his jeweler shop last week after a seven month absence due to a major operation. Joseph Schoofs Jr. managed the store in his father’s absence while he recovered.

Jos, Schoofs Joseph Schoofs Schoofs Joseph Schoofs, Jr

Local Notes on Births Visits and Family News

Frank Nedved returns home from Mercy hospital Fort Dodge after seven and a half weeks with four operations. A son was born Saturday afternoon August 8 at Mercy hospital Fort Dodge to Mr and Mrs George Shors. Families travel to Charles City and Dubuque for religious ceremonies and visits. Roy Miller and Cletus Keleher visit a Veterans hospital patient in Des Moines. Dorothy Wessels returns from vacation and visits in LaCrosse with a sister in a convent. Park Kauffman begins work at Ankeny ordinance plant while Park’s Service continues. Darlene Allen visits Des Moines with sister Vernon Chandler. The McAlpins and relatives visit Theo Miller home and Nick Stelpflug. Frank and John Allen welcomed a daughter born August 5.

Gerald Ersland Iowa Falls Clyde Speer Bertha Sorbe Elsie Herman Dolores Lady Storm Lake Rolfe Mamie Green Almon Young Gordon Omaha Portsmouth Nebraska William Leary Charles Grove Lehigh Edith Pike Henry Buck J. D. Wolcott Spirit Lake W. A. Bloomer Ella Chase Rochester Minn Louie Bozikowski Familly Vern Dale Eugene Waters Lois Emory Minnesota Illinois Des Moines Loyd Emory Charles Gurney Marion Gruver Slifer G. A H. D. Gruver Burton Jacobson Danbury Laurens Bert Jacobson Havelock Oscar Nystron Sioux City Fred Hauswirth Eagle Grove Harlan Dale Henry Edge Claud Wilson Dale Williams Sioux Rapids Dale George Shors Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge Joseph Schoofs Margaret Grace Charles City Louis Schoofs Dubuque, Ja Catherine Schoofs Joseph Schoof New Hampton J. H. Wessels Wessels LaCrosse Wis Park Kauffman Ankeny Phil McAlpin Jimmy James McAlpin Pomeroy Donald McAlpin Camp Barkeley Texas Theo. Miller Nick Stelpflug Frank Allen John Harold Chandler Prairie City Truro Iowa Rollin Cruickshank Marathon Bess Cruickshank Howard DeWolf Gilmore City Raymond Isacson Henry Monkelsen Pocahontas Robert Rutgers Blanche Hanson Robert Barron Humboldt Wichita Kansas David Henderson Billy Jeanie Glenn Gaskill Mads Johansen Karl Cooksey Larry B. F. Rutgers Chris Knudsen Albert Hermansen Callender Ida Thorson Ruth Thorson Minneapolis Freda Thorson Herbert Laws Dixie Richard Jane Snook Mallard Lester Thorson Loren Pease Sylvester DeGrotte Bicknell Park Nels Ryen George Ryen Barbara Bush of Plover Wesley Lehnus

Havelock Church Welcomes Pastor Back for Sunday Service

Havelock Methodist Church announces John Drake Wolcott returns to the pulpit next Sunday August 16 after a brief vacation. Sunday school at 10 am morning worship at 11 am with the new message Some thing New Has Been Added encouraging parishioners to attend.

Havelock Methodist Church John Drake Wolcott House of God

Social Afternoon Hosts Honor Guests At Judge Hudson Home

An afternoon courtesy at the Judge Hudson residence honored Miss Jane Thornton of Honolulu and other guests including Miss Helen Thornton and Mrs Eva Musil. About thirty attendees from the Phoenix club and Greene figure among the visitors, with bouquets and light refreshments noted. Floyd Kirkendall arrived from Wichita for a month with his aunt, Mrs H K Young, and Mrs Minnie E Dutch visits from Yuma. Twin Four Contract Club met at Mrs S L Dunn’s home, with prize won by Mrs W De Jong and farewell gifts given to Mrs De Jong and Mrs Don Rubendall.

Jane Thornton Honolulu Helen Thornton Winterset Eva Musil Merino Colo Erma Pattee Spencer Zelle Pattee Newark New Jersey F. M. Hudson Josephine Posakony Viola McCartan Judge Hudson Phoenix Club E. C. Kepler Greene Floyd Kirkendall Wichita Kansas H. K. Young Minnie E. Dutch Yuma Ariz C. J. Harris Lloyd Robinson Pocahontas County War Service Council Fred Ellis Havelock Clarion Twin Four S. L. Dunn Loren Oleson Wm. DeJong DeJong Don Rubendall

Des Moines Two: Weekend Social Roundup

A series of social visits spans West Bend Pocahontas Humboldt and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt and many regional families hosted or visited relatives and friends including the Pirie Rutger Hovey Monson Chanler and Henderson households.

Henry Schmidt Lena Perkins West Bend Harry Tyler Humboldt Bob Heathman Bess Cruickshank Jud Pirie Pirie Baby Ted Munson Olive Day Danny George Marine Home Ora Alberts Lester Thorson David Henderson Dick Bush Plover M. O. Meyers Sioux City Wesley Lehnus Orville Jurgens Eldon Perking Fort Dodge Dale Nicoson

Miss Arlene Battershell Returns From Chicago Visit

Miss Arlene Battershell returned last week from Chicago where she was employed this summer. She has resumed local duties and plans to resume social activities at the town club.

Arlene Battershell Chicago

Gilmore City hires music instructor for coming year

Mrs. Al Chase of Des Moines visited her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Battershell last week. Irene Johnson started work at the Northwestern Bell telephone office last week in Des Moines city.

Gilmore City al Chase Des Moines Charles Battershell Irene Johnson Northwestern Bell Telephone

Rubendall’s Des Moines trip after steak fry sendoff

Don Rubendall, longtime employee of the Buttershell Market, left Sunday for Des Moines to enter the U.S. signal corps school. He traveled with his wife and son Alan. A farewell steak fry hosted at Loren Oleson’s home gathered friends Thursday. County attorney A. C. Carmichael and his family visited Des Moines Thursday for business.

Don Rubendall Des Moines U.S. Signal Corps School Alan Rubendall Loren Oleson

Elderly farmer continues work at 79 on 160 acre farm

A. G. Alltemeier of Grundy Center, age 79, farms his 160 acre property mostly alone. He receives only light assistance during very wet periods and has no complaints about aging.

A. G. Alltemeier Grundy Center Mr. Alltemeier

Flower judging at Pocahontas county 4-H fair set

Mrs A Al son of Spencer and Mrs Anderson of Iowa Federated Clubs will judge flower exhibits. Exhibits are in the Girls Building and judging starts at noon Thursday August 20 at the Pocahontas county fair.

A. ¥. Alson Spencer Anderson Federated At Clubs of Iowa Pocahontas County Elo Girls

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A. Bloomer Havelock Public Library Majesty Duane Gibson Russell Waters Metsburg Martha Heracher Mike Krischel Sacred Heart Aeronautics Margaret Lorge Pocahontas State Bank W. Y., Smith Harriet Stratford Virginia Indianapolis Rose and Genevieve Forey P. I. Harrold Christina Lampe J. H. Lampe Jack Lampe Lampe Pascal C. E. Watts Virginia Watts Ames Amelia Kopriva Isabelle Kopriva Clayton Drobney Helen Leary Waverly R. N. Brenny W. R. Leary Frank Nedved A. C. Carmichael Young” Farmer U.S Conservation Corps Chevrolet PACE CSL Atta Cert America Eer Ee Inter Cvrdet Vals. Ae Rolfe Auto Company Rolfe, Iowa THE U.S. Truck Conservation Corps United States
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