Mobile X-ray Unit Finds 184 Abnormals in Pocahontas County
Two hundred seventy one people were screened by a mobile X-ray unit visiting Pocahontas County. The report cites 184 chest abnormalities needing follow up and 27 referred for larger 14 by 17 inch plates to confirm findings. The program supports tuberculosis control with local medical society and state health cooperation funded by Christmas seals.
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Pocahontas County
Mobile
John Hanttnett
Pocahontan County
Iowa
The
Mothers and Daughters Banquet at St Pauls Lutheran
The mother and daughter banquet at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Friday February 8 drew about 160 guests. Miss Carol Simonson served as toastmistress. program included devotions, toasts, readings, skits and music by Mrs. Melvin Thorson Carol Thorson and Junior Choir. Awards went to Mrs James Brock oldest mother Mrs Le Roy Simonenn and others for lineage and travel distance.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Carol Simonson
Martin Peterson
Fritz Johnson
Linda Johnson
Melvin Thorson
Carol Thorson
Robert Wiegert
L. W. Feldman
David Henderson
James Brock
le Roy Simonenn
Theo
Farm Bureau honors 16 county workers at Des Moines meeting
Sixteen county Farm Bureau membership workers were recognized at the state captains meeting in Des Moines on January 31. Walter Broich led the Pocahontas and Calhoun counties group, traveling by charter bus. Norman Johnson reported Dale Lindstrom of Sherman township earned special recognition for meeting membership quotas and joined the Tom Tiger club for retirement milestones in signing new members and meeting township goals. The 2,500 attendees heard speeches from Roger Fleming and Dr. Nicholas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Walter Broich
Pocahontas
Calhoun Counties
Norman Johnson
County Farm Bureau
Dale Lindstrom
Sherman Township
Tom Tiger Club
Roger Fleming
American Farm Bureau
Nicholas
Nyaradi and Hill Named to Institute of Studies Roles
Nyaradi, director of the Institute of Studies at Bradley University, and E. Howard Hill, president of the Iowa Farm Bureau, are highlighted as prominent figures in agricultural education and farm policy leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyaradi
Institute of Studies
Bradley University
Iowa Farm Bureau
E. Howard Hill
State conducts open seasons for fur and fish across regions
The State Conservation Commission notes raccoon hunting ends at midnight Friday February 10, with beaver season closed after March 1. Weasel red fox gray fox ground hog and wolf coyote may be hunted year round statewide. Bass season ends February 15 north of highway 30, as do walleye sauger and northern pike. seasons are open south of highway 30.
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State Conservation Commission
Lanremouth
Highway 30
Sunday Dinner Guests Fill Homes Across Area
A flurry of social visits fills the week as Mrs. Fern Pease hosts her son Sylvester and family while Glenn Dailey visits his son Richard in Quanawa. Numerous calls and weekend stays involve the Metcalfs, Hudsons, Becks, Kaisers, Cooks, Simonsons, Hams, Nelsons, and others across Deer River Havelock Whittemore Estherville and Spencer with travel to Sioux City and Santana Florida. A birth is noted for Lester Guess and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Pease
Sylvester Pease
Lester Guess
Sully
Howard Spencer
Rolfe
Guess
Joyce Spencer
Muriel Spencer
Gletha Marine
Guessy
First Methodist supper funds to aid mission in Rhodesia
A February church supper by the First Methodist group offers steaming chin chicken and manties with sides and desserts. Proceeds go to David Shires's mission at Old Umtali Rhodesia for a frame building and classrooms for local negro boys and girls, with Shires and Mrs. Shires in missionary service.
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Amd Quuimeiers
Amd
Daie Shires
Umtali
Rodesis
Africa
Shires
Rolfe
Farm Bureau Women Attend Pocahontas Day and Local Moves
Local notices show Mrs. Harry Thompson Mrs. Muriel Wilson and Mrs. Verdie Nelson at Farm Bureau Woman's Day in Pocahontas. Helen Thompson visits Lake City with Dr and Mrs Nicholes and son Robert. Joel Freeman leaves for Iowa City for journalism studies. Iowa lists 135 Future Homemakers of America chapters with 7066 members this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thompson
Muriel Wilson
Verdie Nelson
Farm Bureau
Pocahontas
J. Nicholes
Anki
Lake City
Robert Thompson
Joel Freeman
Warren Freeman
Iowa City
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Iowa
Future Homemakers of America
United States
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
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Glenn Dailey
Richard Dailey
Qnawa
Richard Metcalf
Deer River
Minn
Earl Hudson
Roger Hudson
E. Alan Simonson
Arl Shildren
Emd
George Johnson
Mrs
Lillie Simonson
Bruce Beckwas
Ami
George Beckoni
David Annebers
Canwlh
Mass Sally Gibson
Estherville
Eldon Ham
Cano
Sioux City
Hams
Mrs. Gree Kaiser of
Ogebolt
H. A. Kaiser
Walter Cook
Robert Cook
Thora Pedersen
Sterling Simonson
Whittemore
Shirley Simonson
Eddie Wilcox
Santana, Fla
James H. Nelson
Storm Lake
William Fisher
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
John Huffman
Spencer
Andy Eikenberry
Crest
Cha
Mee
Mize
A. A. Vaughn
Rolfe, Iowa
Helen Thompson
B.E
Rolfers Twin Rivers, Fri
Highway
Iowa Highway Patrol
Iowa Outdoor Advertising Association
Lehman’s Produce
Phillip’s “66
Wold Hardware
Iowa Electric Light & Power CO
Rolfe Machine Shop
Webb’s Drug Store
Rolfe Cafe
Hunter’s Produce & Appliances
Freeman Clover Farm Store
Rickard Hardware & Appliances
Young’s Standard Service
Rolfe Radio & TV
Helmut Beuchle
F.E. Grant
George Krischel
Taylor’s Oil CO
D. & H. Tavern
Watts Barber Shop
Farmers Co-Operative CO
Midway Tavern
Harris Peterson
Olney Food Market
Rolfe State Bank
Climax Grain & Feed CO
N. A
Jim) Wilson
Firkins Supply Store
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