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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1943

Page

2

Iowa ration calendar outlines 1943 to 1944 duty dates

The notice lists Class A through D ration deadlines, coupon validity and exchange rules. Second inspection for Class A due Sept 30, Class B through Oct 31, Class C by Aug 31, with biweekly or mileage-based inspections for commercial vehicles. All A B C coupons now grant 3 gallons. Several specific coupon expirations for fuel oil sugar processed foods meat and other staples are provided, along with household canning allowances, and cautions about loose stamps and family sharing rules.

Income Tax Declarations and War Bond Encouragement

The article outlines who must file income tax declarations by September 15 and when amended declarations are allowed, noting exceptions for farmers and the penalty for underestimation. It contrasts withholding with declaration systems and praises investing surplus farm capital in War Bonds to curb inflation and support wartime goals. It also warns of losses from wildcat stocks and reflects on a hopeful American future driven by new technology and improved living standards.

Collector of Internal Revenue Treasury Towa Iowa Futhermore America

Community notes from a pastor and local reunions

A Sunday reception at the Andrew Simonson home honored new Trinity Lutheran members with addresses and music by Luther Thompson Miss Lois Johnson and Marjorie Thompson Rev Wangberg spoke a potluck lunch followed. Mrs Vande Lune guest at a no hostess picnic in Cof fyville Kansas with Beverly Grant Mary Margaret Brinkman Janet Thompson and Jean Graham. Rolfe High School class of 1928 held its fifteenth reunion at the Chester Hansen home with six families present. K S Ks to meet in Pocahontas hosted by Lucile Luft with Merle Strong and Edna Roush. Ives reunion held at the L W Ives and J C Hosier homes with baskets and photos of the group taken.

Trinity Lutheran Church Andrew Simonson Luther Thompson Lois Johnson Aid Society Ole Ryen Marjorie Thompson Wangberg Vande Lune Arthur T. Vande Lune Coffeyville Kansas F. F E. Grant Beverley Grant Mary Margaret Brinkman Janet Thompson Jean Graham Pocahontas Rolfe H

Trinity Lutheran Morning Worship and Bible Classes

J O Wangberg, pastor leads 11 am service with theme Will You Go Away based on John 6 66 71. Sunday School and Bible classes at 10 am. Luther League at 3 pm. Catechism class meets Saturday at 1 45 pm.

Trinity Lutheran J. O. Wangberg Luther League

Presbyterian Church Service Announcement

Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with choir practice Wednesday at 8 p m Rev Emery Zimmerman of Carrol Ia will preach the morning message on Sunday August 29 A cordial invitation is extended to all who have no other church affiliation to come and worship with us

Presbyterian Church W. F. Selineck Emery Zimmerman Carrol

Nain Lutheran Church Announces Evening Services

Emery L. Petersen serves as pastor with Sunday school at 8 p.m. Bible class at 8 p.m. and evening worship at 8 30 p.m. The town district convention meets at Humboldt starting 8 15 p.m. on September 2, 1943.

Nain

Methodist Church Weekly Schedule

Reverend C R Buckwalter leads Sunday school at 10 15 a m and morning worship at 11 15 a m Epworth League meets at 6 30 p m A party follows at the church Friday evening Fourth quarterly conference Tuesday August 31 at 8 30 p m at the church Choir meets Thursday at 8 30 p m

the Methodist Church C. R. Buckwalter Epworth League Pworth League Fourth Quarterly Conference

Naylor Requests County Report on Maggot Infestation

Pocahontas county farmers are urged to report maggot wounds on live stock to the county extension office. County extension director Max Naylor announced that reports will aid scouts from the U.S. Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine visiting soon to trace screwworm outbreaks this year. Several Iowa infestations have been reported, with screwworm maggots causing severe pain and potential death within days after hatch. Extension entomologist Harold Gunderson notes about one month remains for screwworm activity.

Naylor Pocahontas County Max ©. Naylor U.S. Bureau of Entomology and Love Iowa Harold Gunderson Iowa State College Extension

Notable Visitors Draw Crowd at Lake City

Eldon Watters and family of Lake City join Mr and Mrs Norton Ives and twin boys of St Paul Minn with Mrs Maud Ives and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Allbee as the afternoon's attraction.

Eldon Watters Lake City Norton Ives St. Paul, Minn Maud Ives Wilbur Allbee

Jenalea Hansen Hosts Birthday Party At Home And Ritz

Jenalea Hansen celebrated her seventh birthday on August 18 by hosting a birthday supper at her home and a theatre party at the Ritz. Guests included Barbara Harris Joy Wilcox Sharon Wilcox Marilyn Erickson Mary Lee Nelson Joyce Spencer Lloyd Troupe and Jimmy Hansen.

Jenalea Hansen Ritz Barbara Harris Joy Sharon Wilcox Marilyn Erickson Mary Lee Nelson Joyce Spencer Lloyd Troupe Jimmy Hansen

Ladies Gather for Bridge Luncheon at Gar-Mac Lodge

Twenty women attended the Golf Auxiliary weekly bridge luncheon at Gar-Mac lodge Thursday afternoon. Clarence Ogden won the high auction score while J E Hynds took low. R G Hunter led in contract with Harold Carlson second. Hostesses were B A Kerns E P Lomen Carlson and R B Ranney. Mrs Carmi Vaughn celebrated her 85th birthday with about 30 guests.

Gar-Mac Lodge Clarence Ogden J. E. Hynds Bradgate R. G. Hunter Harold Carlson B. A. Kerns E. P. Lomen Vaughn Carmi Vaughn Ernest Vaughn

Screwworm Control Advice From County Extension Chief

County Extension Director Naylor urges disinfecting all wire cuts and wounds from docking or castration with Smear No. 62. This preparation contains benzol and diphenylamine and kills maggots and repels adult flies. Farm Bureau lists firms to order Smear 62 and provides screwworm control information.

Naylor Farm Bureau

Whooping Cough Epidemic in Iowa

Iowa faces an epidemic of whooping cough with 1 007 cases reported through July up from 701 last year and a July 243 cases. The state health department urges precautions, isolation of infected children, and parental responsibility to prevent spread.

State Health Department

Soybeans Suggested To Boost Protein In Diets

In meat short diets soybeans may provide added strength giving protein. Miss Julia M. Faitinson, Pocahontas county extension home economist, shares methods to cook, preserve, and can vegetable soybeans similar to peas and green lima beans.

Julia M. Faitinson Pocahontas County Miss Faltingon

Bond Drive: Words on War Bonds and Farm Investment

Kirk Fox urges citizens to invest in War Bonds as essential for postwar security and business revival. He recalls wartime savings, inflation, and the need to protect farmers from land speculation while awaiting price stabilization after World War II.

Kirk Fox Armed Services

Iowa Farmers Should Go All-Out On Bonds

Iowa farmers urged to support wartime bond drives and wartime agriculture as crucial for victory. The piece argues farmers hold a vital role in free enterprise and representative government and stresses their responsibility in food production and national effort.

Iowa Bob Burlingame

Inflation and Farm Investment Encouraged by Government View

The piece urges farmers to build savings and invest in government bonds to weather price inflation and future market shrinkage after global food production normalizes. It argues this strengthens farmer security and reduces economic risk for the nation.

Mules Divide After He Died in Riddle Contest

A local contest asks students to solve a puzzle where a man left half his 17 mules to the first son, a third to the second, and one ninth to the third, with no sale of goods. Readers are invited to submit solutions by September 10 for a poultry feeder prize, while other notes mention coal deliveries and industrial concerns.

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K.s.k’s K.s.k’'S Lucile Luft Merle Strong Edna Roush Ives L. W. Ives J. C. Hosier A. W. Ives Earl Ives Gail Ives Laurens Arlo Ives Hattie Ives T. O. Lowery Edward Evans P. M. Peterson Carroll Jensen Friendly Circle Leona Wilson Violet Higgins Gertrude Peterson Havelock Fort Dodge Eddie J. Aden Howard Bruce Eac Ot Savage Building Joe Hertz John Plover Y. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Brooks FE. W. Meredith Phontas Fullerton Lumber Company Hee Haw News Sahara Desert Lewis Mat Ohungry Jon JT. Grant & Son Rolfe
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