Rebekah and Presbyterian Groups Hold Meetings and Events
The Rebekah Lodge met at the 1.0.C.F. hall with bingo and planned a patriotic tea for February 18. Amvets Auxiliary hosted a potluck and discussed lunch service on February 27 at the Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. rooms. Presbyterian Women held circle discussions on community needs with four groups meeting at various homes and hosting lunches. Fourteen fathers were guests at a D.M.T. school supper hosted by their daughters on January 29.
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Rebekah Lodge
C.F
Carl Hansen
Dorothy Farlow
Howard Spencer
Amvets
Iowa Electric
Sii and Power
Saparts
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
William Mecham
Dale Buck
Waverly
Ralph. Philp
Thora Pedersen
Lee Harmon
D.M.T. School
Janary
Iowa
TTT
Lyle
Apri
Helen Heald
Sally Davidson
Frances Cleal
Jesse Hodaway
Sally
Nellie Brink
Lois Jesse Hodoway
Helen’ Lund
Conrad Majorowicez
Farm Bureau event features 4-H girls program
The article describes a Farm Bureau gathering with Grace and Janet Hudson, 4-H girls performing a program at 8 o clock. Music included Velma J. Kerlin on piano, with group singing and a series of acts and skits. Meetings of Legion Auxiliary and other clubs are noted with activities, bingo, refreshments, and planned community contributions.
Home Economic Club Meeting Highlights Fashion Talks
Mary Sue Kerlin and Pat Imhoff led a budgeting discussion on clothing needs. Velma Jean Kerlin Avis Hudson and Janet Hudson gave demonstrations and talks on measurements and keeping in line. Judy Hanson demonstrated making a gathered skirt with plans for a home project at March 1 hosted by Joyce Pohl. Janet Sharp, Reporter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.M.T
Lively Lassies
Des Moines
Karen Kirchner
Clara Ann Lenz
Janet Hudson
Pat Imhoff
Mary Sue Kerlin
Velma Jean Kerlin
Avis Hudson
Judy Hanson
Joyce Pohl
RK. P
Janice Sharp
Assembly of God church ad with pastor and services
A church notice from Fred Patterson pastor invites worship at 10 a.m. Sunday school 10, morning worship 11, evangelistic services and a Friday night service. It quotes Romans 8 35 and emphasizes salvation and love of God.
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Fred Patterson
Rom
Presbyterian Church announces Sunday schedule and event notices
Pastor Martin J. Prehn invites worshipers to Sunday services with church school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Nursery available. No Junior-Hi or Senior-Hi meetings. Presbytery's United Christian Education Institute from 3 to 8:30 p.m. Tickets for the Father-Son banquet on Thursday February 18 at 6 30 p.m. Choir rehearsal Thursday evening at 7 30 p.m. Elders to host the institute, bring a sack lunch.
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Presbyterian Church
United Christian Education Institute
PWO
Missionary Education
Rickard’s
Brownie
The Methodist Church Schedule for a Friendly Community
Arthur G. Peterson, pastor invites all to services with 10 Sunday school and 11 Sunday worship. A 7:30 p.m. color film The Street followed by a free lunch by the Friendship class. Week events include a Father Son banquet and multiple youth activities with mission study and choir rehearsals.
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the Methodist Church
Arthur G. Peterson
George R. D. Kramer
Lutheran Church Service and Week Calendar at Alton
Morning worship at 11, sermon Sacrifice Required, Sunday school 9 45 for all ages. Week highlights include Sunday evening 7 30 fellowship and a photoshow by Marlene Simonson from Europe and Norway. Mon 8 00 Brotherhood, Wed 3 16 Ladies Aid officers, Thu 7 30 Senior choir, Fri 4 15 Hi school confirmants, Sat 9 30 senior and 10 15 junior choirs. Church families are happier families.
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Lutheran. Church
Alton Christensen
Marlene Simonson
Europe
Norway
Ladies Aid
and. Sr
Card of Thanks for Fire Department Help
We thank the Rolfe Fire Department friends and neighbors for their prompt assistance saving our home from a dangerous fire. Earl Ives and family express gratitude for the swift response and support.
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Rolfe Fire’ Department
Earl Ives
Gratitude for Support During Illness and Recovery
Edna Wood expresses thanks to friends who sent cards handkerchiefs and gifts while hospitalized and after returning home, noting appreciation for their kindness and support.
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Edna Wood
Bereavement Notice for Alta Weaver and Kin
Deep gratitude is conveyed by Mrs Alta Weaver and family for the many kind acts from relatives friends and neighbors during their recent bereavement. The note lists Floyd Kendall Jacob Hoefing Davis Grady Gerald Weaver Don Weaver and Wyman Travis among those who offered sympathy.
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Alta Weaver
Floyd Kendall
Jacob Hoefing
Davis Grady
Don’ Weaver
Wyman Travis
Barrett Family Extend Thanks For Community Sale Support
The Barretts thank friends neighbors and relatives for help in preparing and hosting their sale and invite them to visit their Minnesota home. Mr and Mrs H Barrett and Mr and Mrs Herbert F Barrett are the hosts.
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Minnesota
H. Barrett
Herbert F. Barrett
State conservation commission notes fewer car deer crashes after hunting season
State Conservation Commission reports 16 car deer accidents from December 12, 1953 to February 1, 1954, down from 27 in the same period a year earlier. For 1963, 272 accidents caused about 20,043 dollars damage, while 1952 saw 173. Officials credit herd reduction but caution reports may be incomplete.
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State Conservation Commission
Coal and lumber sale boosts local shop in HeeHaw News
The column advertises a five thousand three hundred dollar load of fir lumber and Leatherwood Big Egg coal at seventeen dollars and sixty cents per ton. Drayage ranges from one forty to one seventy six per ton. It notes oak supplies and urges spring readiness amid light humor.
Trapping Schools Set for Fox and Coyote Instruction
The State Conservation Commission announces trapping schools for foxes and coyotes in March. Two sessions run 9 a.m. to 12 noon, March 16 in Wapello County at Carl Larson farm and March 17 in Davis County at Lowell Reid farm. Farmers or sportsmen may contact local conservation officers or the commission in Des Moines.
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State Conservation Commission
Marth
Wapello County
Carl Larson
Ottmwa
Old Lake Road
Davis County
Lowell Reid
Bloomfield
Savannah Road
Enat 7Th and Court
Des Moines
4-H Leaders to Sew at Cotton Workshop in Virginia
4-H leaders in Pocahontas County Virginia attend a three day sewing workshop at EB I Rosenberger recreation room to learn cotton dressmaking. Demonstrations by Virginia Harding cover simplified sewing on cotton and leaders bring machines and supplies. Nearly 300 girls in 16 clubs participate in this year’s 4-H clothing project.
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EB. I. Rosenberger Recreation
Pocahontas
Virginia Harding
Paper Drive by Rolfe Boy Scouts Scheduled
The Rolfe Boy Scouts plan a newspaper only paper drive on Saturday February 13 starting at 9 a.m. They request bundles tied for pickup and ask residents to call 260 for arrangements if they cannot be home.
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Rolfe Boy Scouts
Mrs Beam Slowly Regaining Strength After Illness
Mrs Muriel Wilson reports Mrs Ruby Beam wife of H R Beam is slowly recovering from a long illness. They returned to the Beam home two weeks ago and Mrs Beam is able to be up and about the house.
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Muriel Wilson
Ruby
H.R. Beam
Trenary Announces Candidacy for Pocahontas State Rep
G Donald Trenary of Pocahontas Iowa announces his candidacy for nomination as State Representative from Pocahontas County subject to Republican voters in the June Primary. He invites support from the people of the county.
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Pocahontas County
G. Donald Trenary
Pocahontas
Iowa
E. R. Stahto
Geo. C.buckwalter
Laurens
Politicians in Pocahontas County Seek June Primary Votes
Public notices announce several candidates in Pocahontas County Iowa. Earl L Chambers Gilmore City seeks State Representative as a Democrat. Guy G Butler Rolfe runs for State Senator in the 60th District. Kenneth Richardson Pocahontas announces for Sheriff as a Republican. E R Stahto Pocahontas also enters the sheriff race.
Pocahontas Voters Weigh Buckwalter Candidacy in Laurens
A message to residents of Pocahontas County from Geo. C. Buckwalter seeking Republican support in Laurens Iowa. The note emphasizes party alignment and local political engagement.
Pocahontas County Attorney Candidate Announces Run
James W. Hudson announces candidacy for Pocahontas County Attorney subject to Republican voters in the June 1954 primary election. The statement is a formal منخفض political declaration within county politics.
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Pocahontas County
James W. Hudson
Pocahontas
Iowa
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Amvets Auxiliary
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Women's Organization
Wm. Fisher
George Heald
Mary Blessing
Art Firkins
Dora. Barker
Blessing
Paul Biedermann
S. W. Brown
Biedermann
John Brinkman
August Brinkman
Gussie Bruce
Prehn
Bert Thomas
LeRoy Nelson
Minnie McEwen
James DeWolf
Marie Wiegman
Church of Ordinary People
G. Fred Smith
Chinaroid
Ter
Grace
Patty Imhoff
Farm Bureau
Sleepy Hollow
Velma J. Kerlin
Avis
Joyce
Linda
Nancy
Sarah
Jane
Clara Ann
Pat
Janet
Jeannie
Judy
Mary Sue
Gertie
Julie
Ann
Jeanne -Savue
Re . Ery
Velma ‘Jean
Maria Mari
the Swallow
Alpha O
The
Legion Auxiliary
M. W. Webb
A. A. Brinkman
Art Erickson
Vernon Shimon
Jens Thompson
Pac
Moulton
Alta Hewlett
March of Dimes
R. Buck
Richard.Buck
Lewis Buck
Richard. Buck
Ralph Larson
Sime
Telmer Sime
Ellwood Olerich
Lf.w.c
Alvin Vaughn
R. O. Mortensen
Rosary Society
W.S.C.S. Circces
W.S.C.S
Rachel
Fern Pease
Harry Spencer
Mabel Lundy
Warren Freeman
J. E.hynds
Conrad Majorowicz
Ted Struthers
Russell Harris
Ray Bell
Elmer Bishop
Robert Kelchner
Robert Dixon
Thomas Diggs
John Gunderson
Otis Cook
George Lehnus
Richard Hodaway
Linda Sandvig
Wm. Sandvig
Sandvig
Elmer Sandvig
Donald Sandvig
Lehman
HeeHaw News
Rolfe
Philgas
Rickard’s Hardware
J.t.grant & Son
Notre
Don Stoner
Sherburn
Minn
Welch
Pocahontas ‘County
Earl L. Chambers
Gilmore City
Kenneth Richardson
Towa
Tubex
Webb
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