Pocahontas Couple Florence Schoofs and Rupert Wienhold Wed
Florence Schoofs and Rupert H Wienhold were married in a single ring ceremony at Sacred Heart church Pocahontas. The couple's nuptials included music by Sister M Cecile Marie and Miss Anita Lorge, with a three course breakfast at the bride's home. They plan a trip to eastern Iowa Chicago and Milwaukee and will reside on a farm northeast of Pocahontas. The bride is a Pocahontas Auto bookkeeper. the groom served 43 months in the army signal corps including overseas service.
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Pocahontas
Florence ‘Schoofs
Rupert H. Wienhold
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
G. F. Wessling
M. Cecil Marie
Anita Lorge
Panis Antrelicus
Caesar Franck
Richard Ryan
Donald Koebele
Roulers
Cecile Marie
Jerusalem
M. Rosann
Margaret Schoofs
Des Moines
Leo Wienhold
Vetter
Dorothy Ersland
Louise Miller
Pauline Wienhold
Signal Corps
Army
Campus plans advance for five new Iowa buildings
President Virgil Hancher reports $2,642,500 became available July 1 1945 for library, hospital, women’s gym and other campus projects. Plans for library addition and children’s hospital nearly complete, as well as Hillcrest dormitory Currier Hall and Park Lawn housing. State education board seeks $3,000,000 for 1947 49 and about $2,000,000 to cover rising costs.
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Virgil Hancher
University of Iowa
Children’s
State Board of Education
Hancher
Children’s Hospital
Hillcrest
Currier Hall
Park Lawn
Wise fertilizer use will bring greatest yields
Pocahontas county farmers should plan limited fertilizer use to maximize returns next summer says Max O. Naylor, county extension director. He urges prioritizing legume crops to boost soil nitrogen for following corn, then applying any remaining supply to corn itself.
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Pocahontas County
Max O. Naylor
Naylor
H. R. Meldrum
Iowa State College Agronomist
Iowa
Meldrum
Transient Arrested After Slot Losses on Christmas
Joseph Gemar, a transient in Storm Lake, lost $20 at slot machines on Christmas. He searched three businesses to recoup, was recognized by a watchman, and arrested. He served Christmas in custody and paid a $100 fine.
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Joseph Gemar
Storm Lake
Gemar
Durance Vile
Deputy Haberkorn Chases Deserter Over Hour Long Town Hunt
Deputy Sheriff Haberkorn pursued Melntire, a deserting youth, on a lengthy chase from barn to woods across fields and finally into Meintire where the youth attempted to hide in a church. The WWI veteran tracked the fugitive for about an hour before capture. the deserter reportedly said he had never seen anyone run like Haberkorn.
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Lewis Haberkorn
Melntire
Haberkorn
Cornsfield
Meintire
Local Peanut Feast Draws Big Crowd in Postville
At Postville Glenn Jarmey offered customers unlimited peanuts for two days with the rule to eat in the store and drop shells on the floor. By the end of the second day more than 100 pounds of peanuts had been eaten and Mr Jarmes was ankle deep in shells.
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Postville
Glenn Jarmey
Jarmes
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Florence Schoofs
Rupert Wienhold
Sacred Heart
Fur-Buyey
Bobcats
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Dimitri Mitropoulos
Kleerex
Webb’'S Drug Store
Rolfe, Iowa
Towa Canning Company Presents
Rolfe
Pikertown School
McCormick-Deering
McCormick
Deering
H.P
Brooder House
Chester C. Harris
Rolfe State Bank
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