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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1945

Page

2

Wonder What Club Picnics at Fort Dodge

Social notes describe the Wonder What club annual picnic at Crawford park Fort Dodge with guests entertained in Mrs Mary Gretcens apartment. Other items cover a family gathering at A W Ives farm for Rev and Mrs Warren Ives and Jimmy of Minneapolis with fried chicken and about 50 relatives present.

Fort Dodge Crawford Park Mary Gretcen A. W. Ives Warren Ives Jimmy Minneapolis Kansas W. F. Brinkman Pocahontas Dan Urquhart Harriett Rodman George Speer Havelock W. J. Johnson West Bend

Trinity Lutheran Worship and Sunday Activities

J. O. Wangberg leads morning worship at 11 am on the theme The Right Use of the Tongue based on Matth 12 33 37. Sunday school and Bible classes start at 10 am. Catechism class is Saturday at 1 45 pm and the junior choir meets at 3 pm.

Trinity Lutheran J. O. Wangberg

NAIN LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

Ismery L Petersen pastor leads Sunday school and Bible class at 10 15 am. Worship follows at 11 am with Donald Hansen of Luther Theological Seminary conducting the service.

Nain Lutheran Church

Fragmented Style Quotation Sparks Confusion

A fragmentary line from a publication mocks fashion and expression reminding readers of emphasis on attire. The text hints at perceived overemphasis on personal style and language choices in daily life.

Arthur Barnes to Join University News Journalism Staff

Arthur Barnes, formerly of Eagle Grove, will become an assistant in the University of News Journalism next month. He holds two degrees from the state university and has taught at four eastern institutions. This summer he works with the New York News Press in radio news for the network. He is the son of Ward Barnes, editor of the Eagle Grove Eagle and former president of the News Press Association.

Arthur Barnes Eagle Grove University of [Ews The State University Radio Ere Toenth New York Warg Barnes Eagie Grove Esgie Tews Press Association

OPA to Keep Prices Down To Their 1942 Level

Reconversion moves ahead with new pricing policy as R L Hudson cites plan to cut war contracts by 30 percent by end of 1945. Prices and costs to be controlled. production to resume at 1942 ceilings for remaining items. Housewives may buy refrigerators and sewing machines at 1942 prices.

OPA R. L Hudson Pocahontas County Hudson

George Wilson Returns to U S A After Pacific Service

George W. Wilson 28 chief signalman USN transferred from an Essex class carrier to San Diego for instructors' school after over 20 months of duty in the Pacific. He participated in Tarawa to Okinawa campaigns, received a 79 day combat area commendation, and holds multiple decorations including American Theater and Asiatic-Pacific ribbons.

George W. Wilson USN San Diego Calif Wilson Rolfe Towa William L. Wilson Philippines Okinawa Navy Pensylvania Pearl Harbor Hornet Santa Cruz

Health checks for Pocahontas 4-H girls and boys

Sixty four Pocahontas county 4-H girls and 60 boys received annual health examinations August 9 and 10 in the Red Cross rooms of the Pocahontas courthouse. Examinations in 1945 were clinic form with doctors from Pocahontas and nearby towns assisting. dental checks by Rolfe and Pocahontas dentists. nurses aided with setup and processing. plans to issue defect cards to members and urge corrections with family doctors.

Pocahontas County Red Cross Pocahontas Pro Med 3 Y W. ©. Brinkman Beetite W. E. Gower H. Hovenden Laurens John Thelin Fonda Charles Jones Gilmore City H. L. Pitluck Zurens G. A. Everson Rolfe Kathryn Parker Pocahoantas Reta Davis Bernadine Marolf Jane Dockal Mary Peters Vera Gower

Plover Pioneer William S. Chinn Dies in Sioux City Home

William S. Chinn a former Plover barber and photographer died July 24 in his Sioux City home from bladder cancer and uremic poisoning. He retired in 1944 after a long Sioux City barber career and was buried at Memorial Park. He was born September 11, 1867 near Colfax Iowa and left Plover in 1921 with his wife Lottie Cameron Jones to raise their son Kenneth in Sioux City. Surviving: widow Lottie, son Kenneth, sister Myrtle and brothers James Earl George in Spokane and Fred in Anita Iowa.

William S. Chinn Sioux City Grace Methodist Church Memorial Park William Stanley Chinn Richard S Nancy D. Chinn Colfax Iowa Kansas Guthrie Center William Pocahontas County Plover Lottie Elizabeth Cameron Jones Kenneth Chinn Myrtle James Earl George Spokane Wash Fred Anita

Marriage of Opal Sowers and Peter Ferden in Nevada

Opal Sowers daughter of Mrs. Martha Fisher of Nevada weds Peter Ferden son of Mrs. Mary Ferden of Fort Dodge at St. Olaf Lutheran parsonage in a Saturday 8 o'clock ceremony. Groom an overseas veteran and the couple plan to live in Nevada with extended family present at the celebration.

Opal Sowers Martha Fisher Nevada Peter Ferden Mary Ferden Fort Dodge St. Olaf Lutheran Parsonage Magnus Nodtvedt Lester Gustafson Gustafson Mrs. Gustafson

Fill Fuel Oil Tanks Now for Winter Demands

Pacific War fuel oil needs are rising and will peak when civilian heating drives demand. Householders are urged to fill tanks now as daily petroleum use increases by 8.4 million gallons at its peak. Transportation will be tighter this winter. 250 million pounds of used fats are needed to support munitions and civilian goods. Turn in used household fats today.

The Pacific

80 Acre Farm For Sale In Pocahontas County Iowa

An 80 acre tillable unimproved tract described as North Half of the Northwest Quarter in Section 35 Township 93 North Range 31 West will be sold by sealed bids September 1 1945 at 2 00 P M at Rolfe State Bank Rolfe Iowa Highest bid determines sale and bidders may bid with or without the 1945 rentals and lease assignment Settlement dates 15 October 1945 if lease bid or 1 March 1946 otherwise Purchase requires 2500 down and cash at closing Abstract of title will be furnished and 1944 or 1945 taxes paid as applicable The seller reserves the right to reject any bid

Pocahontas County Iowa Rolfe State Bank Rolfe

Weed Exhibit At 4-H Club Fair

The 1945 Pocahontas county 4 H Fair will host a weed exhibit. Commissioner Crummer notes noxious weeds will be shown in their natural state with on site discussion on weed control. Assistants Dyvig and Hansen will help educate farmers about rising crop losses due to weeds.

R A. Crummer Crummer George Dyvig Havelock Julius Hansen Rolfe Pocahontas County

Grain Elevators Granted Extended Filing Deadline

Terminal grain elevators and country elevators must file statements of maximum charges rates and pricing methods with the OPA by November 15 1945. The deadline was previously September 1 but was extended during peak season operations.

OPA

Card of Thanks for Edith Salisbury Family Note

The family expresses gratitude for flower cards and acts of kindness during the illness and death of their mother and sister Edith Salisbury Pay Mrs Eldon Salisbury and Mrs Pia er. They acknowledge thoughtful friends and convey appreciation for support.

Aij Edith Salisbury Eldon Salisbury Pia

Hee Haw News Promotes Winter Home Comforts and Tips

A collection of short notices advises timely repairs and heating efficiency for winter, notes a mislabelled floor mop, touts portable electric steam radiators, warns about temptations, explains coal delivery rules, and invites orders for storm sash doors hog feeders and poultry supplies.

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Rev. Ives Mary Ellen Bruce Mary Ellen Bruce Paul Biederman, Jr H. C. Kober Golf Club Gar-Mac Lodge C. B. Chapman G. G. Butler J. R. McIntire Clarence Ogden T. S. Clark M. R. Soth Otis Cook T. S Yvonne Christenson Theron Ei. Graeber Christenson Wraywood A. V. Graeber Regular Legion Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Veterans Hospital Mary Jones Mary Lou Bixler Frances Phillips George Beckoyd Louis Paulson N. A. Wilson William H. Wisdom Ross Wilson Washington Robert Stelzer Richard Holloway Stelzer Telmer Sime George Wilson U.S. A Plover Pioneer W.S. Chinn C. J. Conrow George Feany Jim George Arrow Ann Wood Call Elm St Lester Applegate Hermit Hy Ivester Watt Agit Ames Mason Eddie J. Aden John Bendixen Hunter’s Produce Rolfe, Iowa Chas. E. Lindeman Charlie Art Hee Haw News J.T. Grant & Son Aly Gel Tere
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