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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1942

Page

5

Townships Exceed Farm Bureau Quotas Amid County Drive

The Farm Bureau drive shows Cedar leading with 16 over quota followed by Illie with 14 and Lizard with 11. Swan te has 8 over quota and Grant 1, totaling seven townships over quota by 69 members. Sherman 30 and Dover 25 meet exact quotas. Six townships and Pocahontas still need 68 members to complete all quotas. cleanups and prize distributions accompany the drive as plans move toward January.

Farm Bureau Moines Lake Cedar Bellville Lizard Ota Deskines Swante Grant Sherman Dover Pogatas Pocahons

Naylor Attends Short Course At Ames

County Agent Max Naylor will attend a two day short course on county agriculture planning at Town State College in Ames on Wednesday and Thursday. Director R K Bliss of the Agriculture Extension Service asks counties to maintain planning committees during 1942 to aid in the food for freedom program and to map an agriculture adjustment plan for the postwar period.

Max Naylor Town State College Ames R. K. Bliss Agriculture Extension Service

Plenty of Turkey At Army Camp

A Fort Leonard Wood soldier PFC Virgil Cook of Company A 6th medical battalion writes from Missouri on December 27 1941. He thanks a friend for a gift and recalls a large Christmas turkey meal with fellow troops, mentions furlough limits and post restrictions, rumors of a Panama move, and hopes to return home in January or February.

Virgil Cook Fort Leonard Wood 6Th Medical Battalion Mr. Seth Panama Pfc

Rolfe Car Collisions Cause No Serious Injuries

Two automobile accidents in the Rolfe area last week damaged cars but left occupants uninjured. W B Nemecek, eastbound on highway 10, was hit while turning left onto highway 44 by a westbound California car. Jim Wilson and James Taylor collided at Main Street. neither vehicle was badly damaged. Edwin DeWitt of Portland visited Stockport and spoke of a Panama Canal voyage to the Great Lakes. Dulcie Chinn, formerly Osage, now a Chicago nurse, received $40 000 in the will of Edward A Cudahy.

Rolfe W. B. Nemecek Highway 10 California Jim Wilson James Taylor Taylor Wilson Edwin DeWitt Portland Oregon Stockport Panama Canal DeWitt St. Lawrence River Great Lakes Dulcie Chinn Osage Chicago Edward A. Cudahy Packer

Scouts Rally for Waste Paper Drive to Aid War Effort

Local Boy Scouts organize a week long collection of old papers magazines and paper sacks under Leon Henders administr ation to aid the war effort. Scouts ask farmers Rolfe county residents and merchants to bring waste paper to designated locations for shipment to box manufacturers and fiberboard producers.

Rolfe J. R. Hakes R. G. Hunter Rolfe Creamery Boy Scouts

Pocahontas Historical Society to Meet January 6

The Pocahontas County Historical Society will convene at the courthouse Tuesday January 6 1942 at 2 p.m. for important business including the annual election of officers. The group notes Iowa centennial preparations and invites interested residents regardless of membership. Marie L Bailey publicity director.

Navy enlistment sends Roberts and Beckord to Great Lakes

Everett Roberts and Bob Beckord have enlisted in the United States Navy and departed Tuesday December 30 for Navy training at the Great Lakes station.

NAVY Everett Roberts Bob Beckord United States Navy Great Lakes Naval Training Station

Keep Smiling and You'll Keep Healthy

The Iowa state health department urged a New Year slogan Keep smiling in 42 to counter war era hysteria with humor. It advised reconciliation with war realities, laughing at danger, and using reason to curb rumor while staying grimly determined to endure.

Iowa State Health Department Iowa

Grocers to Stop All Deliveries This Week

Grocers halt all deliveries after Saturday January 3 due to tire wear from government restrictions and aging fleets. Peters' Market Shriners Grocery E Fikenberry Hauck's Market will suspend service to save tires and comply with limits.

Grocers Peters Shriner’s E. Fikenberry Hauck

Gerald Graeber Joins First Air Corps Cadet Class at Kelly Field

Gerald Ray mond Graeber, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Graeber of Rolfe Iowa, enters the Air Corps Replacement Center at Kelly Field Texas as part of the first WWII class. He will undergo five weeks of preliminary training then thirty weeks of flight training at Gulf Coast centers.

Kelly Field Texas Gerald Raymond Graeber Air Corps Replacement Center United States Graeber A. V. Graeber Rolfe Iowa Army of the United States Army Air Corps Gulf Coast Air Corps Training Center Gerald Rolfe High School Drake University Des Moines Commerce Club San Antonio

Raymond Nelson Enlists and Heads to Biloxi Center

Raymond Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Fred Nelson enlisted in the U S Army on December 10 and was sent to a Replacement Center at Biloxi Mississippi. After departing Rolfe December 16 he traveled to Des Moines to St Louis and then Biloxi for processing.

Raymond Nelson Fred Nelson U. S. Army Biloxi Miss Rolfe Des Moines St. Louis

Ordered back to camp Halleck Brinkman returns to duty

Halleck Brinkman arrived home from Camp Claiborne La for a holiday visit when telegram orders sent him back to camp to report at once. He planned to travel via Des Moines and Kansas City en route to Camp Claiborne expected Thursday night. Mrs Otis Cook broke both bones in her right arm above the wrist after slipping on icy pavement while going to work Friday morning. While she recovers Mrs Frank Showers fills her place in the Cora TF Ivey store.

Camp Halleck Brinkman Camp Claiborne Des Moines Kansas City Mrs. Cook Otis Cook Frank Showers Cora TF. Ivey

Rockford Coach Buckley Named Rolfe Industrial Arts Leader

Joe Buckley longtime athletic coach at Rockford high school in Rockford Iowa has been elected to the job of industrial arts teacher and director of physical education at Rolfe high school Buckley a Coon Rapids native is a university graduate with further study at Iowa State Ames He taught and led Rockford teams in football basketball and baseball earning district and county titles during a 54 year coaching span.

Joe Buckley Rockford Iowa Rolfe High School Buckley Coon Rapids State University of Ilinois Champaign State College Ames M. D. Anderson Mr. Buckley Art Evans Drake University Des Moines

Visit in MacVey Home Christmas Guests

Christmas dinner guests at the Frank MacVey home included Earl MacVey and family of Britt and Miss Doris MacVey of St. Paul. Doris stayed until Saturday evening then visited Earl's family in Britt before returning to St. Paul. Weekend visitors were Mr and Mrs Stanley MacVey of Mankato Minn Mrs MacVey's sister Elaine Everts of Stewartville Minn and Mrs Clark Owens and two children of Courtland Minn.

Macvey Home Frank MacVey Earl MacVey Britt Doris MacVey St. Paul Doris Earl Stanley MacVey Mankato Minn MacVey Elaine .Everts Stewartville Clark Owens Courtland

Pocahontas Couples Lead Town Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses issued include Gordon Boyd 87 and Regina Osweiler, Laurens pairs Lloyd Moe 24 and Charlotte George 22, Benjamin Ruef 27 and Genevieve Colgan 26, Phayne Heathman 22 and Sue Alice Rector 24, Donald Hansen 22 and Vera Roehlk 20, Raymond Quinn 34 and Dorothy Donahoe 27, Lawrence Hilton 22 and Lela Wilson 18, Leonard Maasdam 52 and Clara Davenport 50.

Pocahontas Gordon Boyd Regina Osweiler Lloyd H. Moe Charlotte George Laurens Benjamin E. Ruef Emmetsburg Genevieve Colgan Corning Phayne Heathman Plover Sue Alice Rector Odebolt Donald T. Hansen Vera G. Roehlk Raymond Quinn Dorothy Donahoe Palmer Lawrence E. Hilton Mallard Lela K. Wilson Rolfe Leonard G. Maasdam Clara Davenport Algona

4-H Boys Attend I S C Short Course

Poca hontas County Farm Bureau sends top 4-H record book winners to the Ames I S C short course with all expenses paid. Winners include Richard Hosier Gerald Ives Arnold Wenell Alvin Brauckman Carl Robert Carlson Elwyn Ives. Second place honorees also receive partial support for the trip.

Pocahontas County Eugene Mileschik Harlan Horsman Will'am Schott Louis D. Wilson Alvin Brauckman Arnold Wenell Strins Elwyn Ives Louis D. Wilson, Jr

ROLFA BOY JOINS NAVY ENLISTMENT

Adolynh DeVries son of Myr and Mrs Warner DeVries left Monday for Fort Dodge to enlist in the U S Navy. He will advance to the Great Lakes Naval station near Chicago for training.

Rolfa Boy NAVY Adolymh DeVries Myr Warner DeVries Fort Dodge U. S. Navy Great Lakes Chicago

Red Cross War Fund Urges Rapid Over-Subscription

The Pocahontas Chapter appeals for rapid over-subscription to the Red Cross War Fund. Norman H. Davis notes wartime cruelties and front line services as motivation. Rolfe branch quota is $885 with treasury funds covering it. county goal is $2600, and broader donations are urged as needs rise during the war.

The Red Cross Pocahontas Pearl Harbor Honolulu Manila Philippines Atlantic Pacific Red Cross War Fund Red Cross Tn Norman H. Davis Powhatan Rolfe

Soils Specialist Bruce M Kilpatrick to Speak in Pocahontas

Bruce M Kilpatrick soils specialist from Ames will discuss general soil management and fertilizer use with reference to the AAA program at a Pocahontas courthouse meeting Monday January 5 at 2 00 p m He will also appear at Laurens Night School that evening at 8 00 o'clock targeting farmers using AAA phosphate or lime under AAA for guidance.

Bruce M Kilpatrick Bruce M. Kilpatrick Ames Court House Pocahontas Laurens Night School

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