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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1941

Page

5

Schmuecker Resigns as Pocahontas County Agent to Farm in Iowa

J. Schmuecker, longtime Pocahontas county agent for six years, resigns effective March 1 to operate a family farm near Marengo, Iowa. He and his father plan to breed Aberdeen Angus cattle and credit his tenure with growing 4-H and Bureau programs, aiding an R E A plant, boosting Farm Bureau membership, and advancing local farm initiatives.

EH. J. Schmuecker Pocahontas Farureau Board Iowanty Marengo Schmueck Pocahontas County Schmuecker Nary Keokuk County Mm Bureau J Farm Bu Board Couti Secur Farm Bureau

Rolfe edged in two close basketball games

Rolfe lost to Swea City 8 6 in a tight game at Rolfe gym last Friday. Swea City rallied in the second half to win by two points after a score 3 to 6 early, with a 13 18 tie late in the third. The second game saw Nie finish 17 to 5. Sacred Heart beat Rolfe 22 to 20 at Pocahontas, as Rolfe led 12 to 8 at halftime but the Eagles surged in the third period.

Rolfe Swea City Vic Wea City Swea ¥ Y Nie Hea City Bompson I Fansdale Mdquist Berland Dle Mwell Kang Pocahontas Ai Me Asium Pse Glyde Smith Ted Heart Cahontas Eagles Pageight

Pocahontas County Farm Program Allotments Planned

Pocahontas county AAA township committeemen finished reviewing preliminary listing sheets for the 1941 farm program and will print the final allotments. A total of 988,901 bushels of 1940 corn raised in Pocahontas county had been sealed by January 6 at the county agricultural conservation association office.

AAA Committee Pocahontas Pocahontas County County Agricultural Conservation Association

Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Lehnus held in Plover

The funeral for Carrie Lehnus was conducted at the Plover Methodist Church with Rev. E Redmayne and Rev. H O Ward. Burial followed at Clinton-Garfield cemetery in Rolfe. She leaves five sons, three daughters, two sisters, ten grandchildren, and many friends.

Carrie Lehnus Plover E. Redmayne H. O. Ward Laurens J. H. Bucher Kathleen Grace Rolfe Oliver Lehnus Lehnus Roy Simonson O. S. Lehnus Oliver Ben Charles George Clara Palmer Gladwin Mich Nelda Simonson Amelia Smith Frank Majorowicz

D M T Wins Two Basketball Games

Des Moines township won two of three in a Rolfe triple bill. The D M T girls beat Pocahontas 55 to 18, while the D M T boys defeated Whittemore Academy 35 to 29. Rolfe seconds beat D M T seconds 38 to 8. Loren Thompson and Donald Spencer sparked the late D M T rally.

Des Moines Township Rolfe Pocahontas Whittemore Academy Buechle Melvin Sanden Shirley Heathman Mable Coyle Wilda Kilbourn Sean Johansen Auriel Lowe

Rolfe to Enter Twin Lakes Tournament

Rolfe high school basketball team will play Manson at 8 35 Thursday night in the Twin Lakes conference tournament at Manson January 9 10 11. Semi finals Friday and consolation and final Saturday determine third place and championship with officials I E Starr Estherville and Walter Officer Fort Dodge.

Rolfe Manson Rockwell City Laurens Albert City Pocahontas Lake City Lohrville

Olerich Honored by Pocahontas County Farm Bureau

Retiring president H F Olerich of Rolfe and his wife were honored at a dinner given by the Pocahontas county Farm Bureau board at Hotel Pocahontas. The couple received a gift in recognition of Mr Olerich’s service.

H. F. Olerich Pocahontas Rolfe Pocahontas County Farm Bureau Olerich County Farm Bureau Hotel Pocahontas

Betty Boles and Lester Zeman Wed in Belmond Ceremony

Betty Boles bride of Lester Zeman in a New Year’s Day ceremony at Belmond Methodist parsonage officiated by Rev. H. W. Ferris. Attendants were Rachel Tutt and Arthur Zeman. They returned to Rolfe for luncheon and later two course lunch before heading to Springfield Missouri to visit family. to reside on a farm northeast of Bradgate.

Betty Boles Wilby Boles Rolfe Lester Zeman Albert Zeman Bradgate Belmond H. W. Ferris Rachel Tutt Arthur Zeman Miss Pace Clarence Leadley Myrtle Booth Mrs. Zeman Springfield Laverne Koster

Hansen Farm Sale Tue January 14 Near Rolfe

J A Hansen will hold a closing out sale at his farm 23 miles south of Rolfe on highway 44. The sale starts at 1 pm with a lunch wagon on site. 8 horses 14 cattle farm machinery and household goods will be offered. Lindeman and Wessels are auctioneers E P Lomen clerk. Full list on page 7.

J. A. Hansen Rolfe Highway 44 Lindeman and Wessels E. P. Lomen

Pearl Sinning Named Dean of Women at Buena Vista

Miss Pearl Sinning will serve as Dean of Women at Buena Vista College starting in the second semester. Rev and Mrs Sinning and Pearl traveled from Rudd to Storm Lake for Pearl to resume work after the holidays and stayed with C I Boyce in transit.

Rolfe Pearl Sinning Buena Vista College

McGirks Leave for West for Long Western Trip

Mr and Mrs D W McGirk depart Monday to spend several months in the west with headquarters in San Diego California They plan to stop in Phoenix Arizona to visit former Rosen family members en route

Swinging Bridges Open In Shelby County County

Shelby County residents now have four swinging bridges to cross. The county expanded river access by installing three additional swinging bridges alongside the existing one, linking communities and offering a new leisure route for locals.

Shelby County

William Couch Named New Junior High Teacher

William Couch of Marathon has been elected by the local school board to fill the vacancy from Miss Louise Flynn. A Marathon high school graduate with a B A from Buena Vista College, he has six years of junior high and high school teaching experience at Lanesboro, Carroll County. He recently completed training at the University of Illinois. Mr and Mrs Couch and their two year old child will move to Rolfe to begin duties January 20.

William Couch Marathon Louise Flynn Couch Marathon High School Buena Vista College Lanesboro Carroll County University of Illinois Rolfe

Last Rites Held for Mrs L Maasdam at Humboldt

Funeral services for Mrs Leonard Maasdam were conducted Thursday afternoon January 2 by Rev Noeding of West Bend at the Humboldt home and funeral home. Violinist Mrs Carl Vohs and vocalists Mrs Homer Beevers Mrs Myron Boos and Mrs Lyle Ballard performed. In Humboldt the quartet sang and a violin solo was offered. Pallbearers were William Fisher John Howe John Coyle Irvin Morey W J Bennet and James Truelsen. Interment followed at Humboldt cemetery.

Leonard Maasdam Noeding Presbyterian Church West Bend Humboldt Carl Vohs Jesus Homer Beevers Myron Boos Lyle Ballard Frank Miles City Isle of Somewhere Vohs William Fisher John Howe John Coyle Irvin Morey W. J. Bennet James Truelsen Humboldt Cemetery

Rescued from Ship Sunk by Germans

Mrs L W Ives received a letter from Calgary recounting the rescue of her daughter-in-law Glennie and her baby Freddie after the English steamship was torpedoed by Germans in September. Bill Ditto, an RAF instructor, learned of their survival in Glasgow and Montreal, with Glennie’s account describing a dark stormy night, a failed lifeboat lowering, and 23 hours in knee-deep water before rescue.

L. W. Ives I Red Ditton Calgary Alberta Canada Bill Ditte Kingston Ontario England Glasgow Scotland Glennie Montreal Mr. Ditto Freddie

District Meeting of K P Lodge set for January 18

The K P Lodge will hold a district meeting at the Rolfe K P hall on Monday January 18 to confer the rank of page on candidates from Milford Callender Emmetsburg Estherville Farnhamville Fort Dodge No 11 Fort Dodge No 181 Kale Newell Rolfe Spencer and Spirit Lake. Geo Weible is chancellor commander. H W Barnhart grand chancellor and R B Hibbs grand keeper of records and seals will be in charge. Refreshments will be served after lodge.

K. P. Lodge K. P Rolfe K. P. Hall Milford Callender Emmetsburg Estherville Farnhamville Fort Dodge Kale Newell Rolfe, Spencer Spirit Lake Geo. Weible H. W. Barnhart New Hampton R. B. Hibbs Marengo

Inland Mills Inc Formed Via Des Moines Milling Merger

J D Kent named president of Inland Mills Inc a new firm created by the consolidation of Beaver Valley Milling Co and Inland Milling Co in Des Moines Iowa The move responds to growth in commercial feed and self rising pancake flour lines with upgraded equipment planned at Beaver Valley mill Kent is a Rolfe Iowa native and son in law of the Bruce family.

Des Moines Register J. D. Kent Kent Rolfe J. B. Kent Marion Bruce Kents Des Moines Inland Mills, Inc

Pocahontas County 4-H Boys Attend Ames Convention

Seventeen Pocahontas County 4-H club boys and two leaders attended the annual boys 4-H Club short course and convention in Ames December 29 to 31. Ten boys earned free trips funded by the County Farm Bureau for outstanding record-keeping. State Short Course topics included livestock grain judging horticulture and agricultural engineering. Attendees included Everett White Roger DeWolf Phillips Brinkman Elwyn Ives Richard Hosier Louis Wilson Jr Don Shimon Bobby Dubbert Arnold Wenell Chas Dusing Clifford Shold Albert City Alvin Brauckman Ronald Splittgerber Jimmy Ives Merle Madsen Dell Foster Dennis Kleen Vincent Branigan and Don Andersen.

Pocahontas County Ames County Farm Bureau WOI Everett White Roger DeWolf Phillips Brinkman Elwyn Ives Richard Hosier Louis Wilson, Jr Don Shimon Rolfe Bobby Dubbert Arnold Wenell Laurens Chas Dusing Marathon Clifford Shold Albert City Alvin Brauckman Ronald Splittgerber Varina Jimmy Ives Merle Madsen Havelock Don Andersen Fonda Dennis Kleen Pocahontas Vincent Branigan Dell Foster

DeWolf Elected State 4-H Historian at Ames

Roger DeWolf of Rolfe was elected Historian for the coming year at the State Boys 4-H Club convention in Ames. He joins four other state officers including Andrew Bakke Decorah Merle Lang Brooklyn Keith Mullinger Denison and Richard Nelson Boone. DeWolf, 18, has eight years in 4-H with 32 projects mostly livestock and won a $50 gold watch from Thomas E Wilson for the state meat animal contest.

Roger DeWolf Rolfe Ames Roger Andrew Bakke Decorah Merle Lang Brooklyn Keith Mulling

Fire destroys Plover Methodist church building

A 1913 brick church in Plover valued at $12 000 was consumed by a Sunday afternoon fire of unknown origin. Despite quick response from local and volunteer firefighters the flames could not be stopped. No injuries reported and services will move to the school building next Sunday. Insurance expected to cover most of the loss.

Plover’s E. D. Redmayne Methodist Society of Christian Service Presbyterian Church Rolfe Fire Department

Jurors Summoned for January Term of Pocahontas Court

Pocahontas county district court will convene January 27 with Judge M. Hudson presiding. Grand jurors are named for January 28, 1941, at 10 a.m. and petit jurors are summoned for February 4, 1941, at 9 a.m. with a long list of jurors from Pocahontas Laurens Gilmore City Rolfe and nearby towns.

Pocahontas District Court of Pocahontas County M. Hudson H. C. Baldwin Laurens Dick Beneke Palmer Pearl B. Chambers Gilmore City C. B. Chapman Rolfe C. L. Cornwell Havelock Roy Eichler A. J. Garrels Park Kauffman Conrad G. Majorowicz Ben Metzger John Nolan ElRoy Runneberg Reamer Aden Guy Bendixen Paul Biederman John Bilskemper C. J. Cihlar J. B. Cook John Devensney Otto Dierking Bess Graham E. Hancher Plover William Harris, Jr Manson S. G. Hawley Jas. Murphy Pomeroy Clyde Peterson Chas. Plantz J. & Quinn Rudolph Samuelson Fonda V. J. Sauter Bert Schoon W. H. Sroufe Joe Stelpflug Tocahontas Rose Tolan Sylvia van Hooser Mae V. Young

1940 marriage permits show slight increase

Pocahontas county issued 115 licenses in 1940 and 118 in 1939. The peak month was September with 21 licenses, followed by August with 19, January 11, and December 10. Recent licenses included individuals from Pocahontas, Laurens, Havelock, and nearby towns.

Pocahontas Pocahontas County David A. van Alstine Plover Marvel Firkins Rolfe William J. Tate Dorothy MrCormieck Gale Anderson Legal Mason City Gertrude B. Young Laurens Arlo Martin Curlew Ardean Simeon Ivan Arthur Martens Joy Edra van Horsen Havelock Edgar Allen Earnest Beaver Crossing Nebr

Also Mentioned on This Page

UNTY Iowa County Cred Heart Eagles C. Lehnus Plover Methodist Church Victors Whittemore Boys Twin Lakes Manson High School I. A. Hansen Farm Illinois Univ L. Maasdam Rev. Noeding New Milling Company Pocahontas Co
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