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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1965
Page
8
Mrs Edna Madsen hosted a P N G Chain meeting after a business session. Debra Rene Hoag was born February 16 at Lutheran Hospital to Mr and Mrs Dean Hoag with grandparents Glenn Nelson and Rolland Hoag. Various Circle meetings and social events accompanied illnesses visits, birthday celebrations, and travel to Iowa City for medical checkups.
Moor head resident Mrs Virgil Wienhold underwent major surgery February 18. Fort Dodge Mercy Hospital saw multiple major procedures including Mrs Clem Alig on February 12. Miss Rose Forey moved to Pocahontas Good Samaritan Center after Mercy Hospital stay. DeLoss Drobney was hospitalized and moved to University Hospital Iowa City on February 10. Mrs Tena Beekman had major surgery February 18 at Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge. Lester Carlson returned home from Fort Dodge Lutheran Hospital where he was treated February 14. Miss Betty Reiter returned February 17 to convalesce from Mercy Hospital surgery. Wayne Thomas, son of Des Moines residents, suffered a fractured skull from a fall and returned home February 14. Mr and Mrs Pat McGillick and son Edwin returned February 16 from Iowa City where Edwin had heart tests and faces planned surgery in March. Pocahontas schools announced 1965 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow winners Diane L. Bina and Geraldine Baker. A daughter Maureen Louise was born February 11 to Mr and Mrs Paul Crotty Jr. of Havelock. Sixteen Pocahontas Catholic High School students earned ratings at the CYO district speech contest. they and John Fehring advance to the CYO finals March 7 at Fonda.
Patricia Baumhover and John McCartan headline Radio Speaking segments. Nancy Baumhover leads Dramatic, with Karen Hickey and Kate McCartan. Cynthia Deelam and Pam Iler feature in Humorous, joined by Jennie Veit and Cheryl Strath.
Accounts show the commissioners' Activities Fund balance and expenses as of May 28 1964. Details include receipts and disbursements tracked through the fund ledger and cash on hand figures.
District highlights show Pocahontas hosted regional winners of the Iowa Soil Conservation awards. The district aided the county fair with a conservation booth and Monday program. assisted in the Northwest Iowa Soil Judging Contest. distributed Soil Stewardship Bulletins. noted staff changes with Hamann’s transfer to Wyoming and Carlson’s hire. conducted a two day bench terracing demo on Mrs. Blanche Leahy farm. attended the State Conference in Fort Dodge. updated the Memorandum of Understanding with the Department of Agriculture. two commissioners resigned and were replaced.
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