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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1943

Page

5

County Livestock Disease Meeting Sets Tone for 1948 Program

A county wide livestock feed conservation program will be discussed at a Pocahontas courthouse meeting Wednesday. Ames extension agent Max Quaife says a new advisory committee will outline needed efforts to curb disease, parasites, and sanitation issues while evaluating potential tax or funding measures to support production and income goals. The session follows notes that 1948 production exceeded, yet feed use lagged, and Iowa faces significant livestock and poultry losses from disease.

Pocahontas Mty Max L Quaife Age Tural Extension Service Ames Fide Jowa

District 4 H short courses replace statewide Iowa State event

Nine district 4-H club short courses will replace the statewide short course at Iowa State College. District events will be two days in January in Nevada Chariton Fairfield Cedar Rapids Oelwein Mason City Spencer Denison and Red Oak. District attendees include county officers delegates local leaders and the county extension director. 1944 projects will be discussed and a ISU agronomy and animal husbandry representative will appear. State officers will be elected under a new system.

Iowa State College Iowa Nevada Chariton Fairfield Cedar Rapids Oelwein Mason City Spencer Denison Red Oak Iowa State College Agronomy

Pocahontas County Farmers Urged to Submit Estimated Taxes

County Extension Director Max C. Naylor reminds Pocahontas County farmers to file declarations of estimated income tax by December 1 and notes that the December 15 payment covers third and fourth quarters of 1943 and the victory tax. Malone, ISU farm management specialist, says final payments are due March 15 and outlines filing thresholds for single, married, and farm‑income filers. Pamphlets on filing December 15 estimates are available from the extension office.

Pocahontas County County Extension Max C. Naylor Malone Iowa State College Husbor

Local Auctions Near Rolfe Unclear Sale Details

Fragmented notices describe auctions and farm sales north of Rolfe with mentions of sheep, cows, calves, pigs and machinery. Public sale events include December 9 and December 11 at several farm sites, with purchasers urged to note distances and farm locations.

Ernest Luth

Nurses of Pocahontas County Host Yearend Meeting 1943

Nurses from Pocahontas County gathered Friday evening in Pocahontas with Mrs Rita Davis as hostess. Mrs Gower led the program and reported on immunization against contagious diseases. The gathering marked the year's final meeting for 1943 with plans for March 1944 sessions. Attending Rolfe ladies included Mesdames Grace Steiner Luther Thompson Chris Madsen and Fred Witt. A luncheon followed the program.

Pocahontas County Rita Davis Pocahontas Gower Rolfe Mesdames Grace Steiner Luther Thompson Chris Madsen Fred Witt

Winners announced in Pocahontas junior poultry judging

The Pocahontas county poultry show held Saturday afternoon November 27 featured 14 junior entrants. Five classes included an exhibition Barred Rocks and production Barred Rocks White Rocks Leghorns and New Hampshire Reds. Winners were Lowell Shelgren Gilmore City 426 points first Virgil Botine Pocahontas 393 third and Warren Gower Pocahontas 375 fifth.

Pocahontas County Pocahontas New Hampshire Lowell Shelgren Gilmore City Lowell Hunt Virgil Botine Clifford Claussen Warren Gower

First All Military Convocation At Iowa Honors 200 Cadets

In the first all military convocation at the University of Iowa on November 27 about 200 cadets of the army air corps pre meteorology school were awarded certificates for completing their work. President Virgil Hancher delivered the address and awarded the certificates. Col Luke D Zech presented certificates of special merit to three cadets. Major Clyde W Hubbard presided at the convocation in Macbride hall.

University of Iowa Army Air Corps Virgil Hancher Luke D. Zech Clyde W. Hubbard Macbride Hall

Soldier on 12 day furlough from Camp Barkeley

Einard. Tolle'son is on a 12 day furlough visiting the Karl Chambers farm home where he was formerly employed. He serves in the 12th Armored Tank division and began training at Fort Knox before moving to Camp Campbell and completing maneuvers in Tennessee prior to the Barkeley assignment.

Einard. Tolle Camp Barkeley Texas Karl Chambers Army 12Th Armorail Tank Division Fort Knes Kentucky Camp Campbell Tennesse Beig

John Wilhelm Dies at 82 in North Dakota

John Conrad Wilhelm 82 of Kenmare North Dakota died November 27 at a Bismarck hospital after an operation on November 6. He farmed in the Rolfe area from 1892 to 1916 then moved to Kenmare. Funeral services were held December 1 from Rolfe Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Charles Buck Walter. Obituary to follow next week.

John Wilhelm John Conrad Wilhelm Kenmare North Dakota Bismark Hospital Wilhelm Emma Lighter Rolfe Rolfe Methodist Church Charles R. Buck Walter

Family gathering honors Pfc Clifford Wilson before deployment

Mrs Muriel Wilson hosted a day long family gathering with all her children to honor Pfc Clifford Wilson who left early this morning for the Marine Base in San Diego. present were Mr and Mrs L A White Spencer Ross Wilson Washington Mrs Homer Beem and son Craig Iowa Falls Mr and Mrs N A Wilson Janis Sue and Jimmy Pfe Clifford Wilson and Mrs Wilson and Pammy Jo.

Muriel Wilson Pfc Clifford Wilson San Diego Calif L. A. White Spencer Ross Wilson Washington Homer Beem Craig Iowa Falls N. A. Wilson Janis Sue Jimmy Pfe

Talk Recreation For Community In Powhatan Township

Powhatan township neighborhood leaders and assistants held their first training school at Mrs. C. W. Bringtons home on November 15 with county home economist Mrs. Helen B Sage in charge. The session covered the meaning and needs of recreation, leader development, and organizing gatherings. A home recreation segment and a potluck lunch followed by music appreciation records and recreation songs. Follow up meetings will be set and every homemaker in the township will be sought for contact.

Powhatan Township C. W. Braginton Helen 8. Sage

Simple grain mixtures ample for dairy cows

County Extension Director Max O Naylor notes oats may be scarce this year but simple grain mixes can supplement dairy rations. Iowa State dairy chief Y Cannon says with adequate high quality roughage a 700 lb corn and cob meal mix plus 100 lb ground soybeans or oilmeal suffices.

Max O. Naylor CG. Y. Cannon Iowa State College Cannon

Ives Family Annual Thanksgiving Gathering At Arlo Ives Home

The Ives family held their annual Thanksgiving gathering at the Arlo Ives home with a noon potluck. Attending were Gail Ives’ children, Milo Ives of Mora Missouri Alen Ives of Laurens Harold Sorenson Estherville D G Taylor Sioux City F O McMillan and Joan Peterson Louise Ives Jess Hosiern Maude Ives Mary Von James Andrew Ives Roger Ives Ronnie Earl Ives and families of Rolfe.

Ives Arlo Ives Gail Ives Milo Ives Mora Allen Ives Laurens Harold Sorenson Estherville D. G. Taylor Sioux City F. O. McMillan Joan Peterson Louise Ives Jess Hosiern Maude Ives Mary von James Andrew Ives Roger Ives Ronnie Earl Ives Rolfe

Hartley Couple Wed In Methodist Church Ceremony

Miss Patricia Cashman daughter of Dr and Mrs C F Cashman Hartley and Lieut Edwin R Sawyer son of Mr and Mrs Henry L Sawyer were married in Hartley Methodist church on November 11. Rev G E Scheider officiated with organ music by Mrs Harrison Pike. The bride wore family support and the couple planned to depart for San Antonio Texas after Mrs Sawyer ended her Webb teaching contract.

Patricia Cashman C. F. Cashman Hartley Edwin R. Sawyer Henry L. Sawyer G. E. Scheider Harrison Pike Marjorie Cashman Lanesboro Winnifred Gerrard Milford Sawyer Hartley High School University of Iowa Webb Rolfe High School

Home on Leave for Lt Gerald Graeber and Wife

Lieut Gerald Graeber and Mrs Graeber arrived Friday night from Drew Field Tampa Florida for a three week leave with the Graebers and Ricklesses He is recuperating from a recent appendectomy On leaving they will proceed to Abilene Texas where Lt Graeber reports for service

Gerald Graeber

Young People's Choir Featured at Union Thanksgiving Service

A choir of 22 youths from Presbyterian and Methodist churches provided music at the Union Thanksgiving service in the Methodist church. Rev. W. F. Schneck of the Presbyterian church gave the sermon and Rev. Chas. R. Buckwalter of the Methodist church led the service. Music was directed by Mrs. Grant Johnson.

Presbyterian Methodist Methodist Church W. F. Schneck Presbyterian Church Chas. R. Buckwalter Grant Johnson

J. J. Lang Dies in St. Paul After Heart Attack

I Tang, longtime Rolfe dry goods retailer from 1897 to 1916, died Thanksgiving Day morning of a heart attack. He had been a resident of St. Paul since leaving Rolfe.

J. J. Lang ST. Paul I. Tang Rolfe

Salvage Drive To End Saturday

The salvage division of the War Production board asks the community to donate used clothing and clean rags by Saturday December 4. Most materials aid rehabilitation abroad with 10 percent kept locally. Families are urged to give at least one garment or large rag, with schools hosting bundle days this week. Donations can be taken to the south half of Mrs. Moore's building on Main street.

War Production Board

Car Stickers On Sale December First 1948

Vehicle license stickers go on sale December 1 1948. The 1943 registration expires December 31 1948. Delinquency penalty starts February 1 1944. New stickers measure about 23 by 19 inches and commercial stickers 4 by 2 1/2 inches. No truck stickers. Registration shows truck or truck tractor. All commercial vehicles must carry commercial stickers. Full gear stickers red. six months stickers blue.

Guests from Kansas City Visit Family Over Thanksgiving

Mr and Mrs Frank McGuire of Kansas City Missouri arrived on Thanksgiving Day and stayed with Mrs Louise Ives and relatives until Saturday morning Mr McGuire a World War I veteran who served in France notes that the current conflict is a tougher proposition than his wartime experiences

Frank McGuire Kansas City McGuire Louise Ives France

PFC Clifford Wilson Visits Family on Furlough

PFC Clifford Wilson arrives from San Diego to spend a 10 day furlough with his wife and baby in Plover and with mother Mrs Muriel Wilson and relatives in Rolfe. He serves in the signal corps at the Marine Base in San Diego.

Pfc Clifford Wilson San Diego Calif J. H. Bucher Plover Muriel Wilson Rolfe Clifford Signal Corps Marine Base

hunters reap abundant game in Ritgers community

Mr and Mrs B F Ritgers heard from their nephew Harry Ritgers of Jamestown ND that the open season has been fruitful for pheasants ducks and squirrels in their area. They have enjoyed the venison and prepared for winter by canning some of their catch.

B. F. Ritgers Harry Ritgers Jamestown N. D

Marriage Licenses Issued in Recent Record

Pocahontas reports marriage licenses issued for pairs including John J. Kitchell Ada Minnesota and Gladys Rinard Des Moines Vinton Johnson 28 Fonda and Doris Lundeen 25 Pomeroy Glenn Olson 25 Armstrong and Elnora Durbin 24 Coon Rapids Bernard Rickless 25 Gilmore City and Edmondeane Wedgell 19 Gilmore City.

Pocahontas John J. Kitchell Legal Ada Minn Gladys Rinard Des Moines Vinton M. Johnson Fonda Doris Adeline Lundeen Pomeroy Glenn C. Olson Armstrong Elnora Durbin Coon Rapids Bernard C. Rickless Gilmore City Edmondeane Wedgell

Pocahontas County Farm Bureau Sets High Membership Standard

County Farm Bureau workers met in Holy Name hall Pocahontas to report 1942 and 1943 state ranking for membership quotas. They note over 200 members pre campaign and mail bank contracts totals across townships as they push for 1944 goals amid debates on subsidies inflation and postwar policy.

Holy Name Pocahontas County Iowa Farm Bureau County Farm Bureau Organization Farm Bureau County Farm Bureau Marshall Des Moines Sherman Powhatan Lake Colfax Cummins Garfield Belleville Cedar Dover Roosevelt Swan Lake Lizard Grant Lincoln

Funeral Rites For Henry 8 Thompson

Henry Bargman Thompson six of Emmetsburg was laid to rest in Clinton Garfield cemetery after services at Nain Lutheran Rolfe with Rev. Emery Petersen and Rev. C M Thompson assisting. The child born December 5 1937 died November 26 1943 from injuries at school three sisters survived plus grandfather Henry Thompson and other relatives.

Henry Bargman Thompson Emmetsburg Nain Lutheran Rolfe Emery Petersen C. M. Thompson Robert Thompson Gordon Thompson Robert Bargman William Bargman Clinton-Garfield Henry Hans C. Thompson Lutheran Fort Dodge Jona Marjorie Janice Rose Ann Henry Thompson

Lund Elected Head AAA Board

Pocahontas Harry Lund of Law rens was re elected chairman of the Pocahontas county agricultural conservation committee for 1944 by township delegates at the county convention held here. Other members elected are Gilbert Flis Fonda vice chairman Leroy Nelson Rolfe third member Henry H De Wall Pocahontas first alternate and Henry Loots second alternate.

Pocahontas Harry Lund Lawrens Pocahontas County Agricultural Conservation Committee Gilbert Fliis Fonda Leroy Nelson Rolfe Henry H. DeWall Henry Loots

Also Mentioned on This Page

Law Tiing Lust Shirley Thornton Joycy Esten Corsica Corsicana Edwin Sawyer Miss Cashman Young People’s Choir Wilson Glen Sones G. Donald Trenary Thompson Lund AAA
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