Presbyterian Women and Clubs Share January Meetings
The Presbyterian Women's Association will meet January 18 in church parlors with Group No. 1 serving. Various local clubs held meetings, with reports on books, installations, merit badges, and upcoming events at homes of Mrs. N. J. Bixler Mrs. Telmer Sime Mrs. O. B. Fuller Jr. and others. Members planned future gatherings and social refreshments followed each meeting.
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The
Presbyterian Women's Association
N. J. Bixler
O. B. Fuller, Jr
Mary
Sholem Asch
Telmer Sime
Assembly of God Fogelman pastors schedule
Rev and Mrs L L Fogelman lead Sunday school at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Evangelistic service at 7 30 p.m. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
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Assembly OF God
L. L. Fogelman
The Lutheran Church Congregational Meet and Services
Fred Jacobsen pastor leads Sunday worship at 11 am. Second annual congregational business meeting scheduled for Monday January 16 at 7 pm. Bible study and prayer fellowship Wednesday 7 30 pm. Choir practice Thursday 7 39 pm. Confirmation class Saturday 2 30 pm. Visitors and strangers welcome.
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Lutheran Church
Fred Jacobsen
Methodist Church announces Sunday services and events
Pastor Arthur G. Peterson invites the community to a friendly church. Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 6 p.m. Friendship Class party at 7:30 p.m. Sound film and refreshments. Choir rehearsal Friday at 7:30 to fit robes. All welcome to worship.
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THE
Methodist Church
Arthur G. Peterson
Presbyterian Church Sets Next Sunday's Services
The Presbyterian Church will hold usual services next Sunday with Professor Samp, of Buena Vista College, in the pulpit. Communion was conducted Tuesday evening with Rev. Gardner Winn of Pocahontas in charge. The annual congregational meeting followed, with reports from officers and societies. Trustees elected were Wesley DeWolf and Robert Heathman, to replace Turley and Grant. Ruling Elders re elected were George Heald, L B Thornton, and J T Grant. Wim Fisher became an Elder replacing the late G A Dawson. Marie Wiegman appointed Ruling Elder in place of Mrs Ho rense Siefkin, now a California resident.
Petit Jurors for Jan Term Reported by January 31
The January term petit jurors list shows names from Laurens Pocahontas Rolfe Fonda and nearby towns. Jurors include Luella Betts Ernest Bishop Mrs M T Blessing Edw B Block Jennie Gerdes Lena Hartman Nancy Hersom Grace Kelly and many others. Judge Fred M Hudson presides. year is 1950.
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Fred ‘M. Hudson
Luella’ Betts
Laurens
Ernest ‘Bishop
Rolfe
Edw.b. Block
Manson
Iva Brown
Grace Brinkman
Niels C. Christensen
Gilmore City
E. L.cox
Henry ‘Deacon
Varina
Frank Dockal
Pocahontas
E. E. Dubbert
Harold Foray
Havelock
Thomas Garred
Fonda
Jennie Gerdes
Ray
Grover
Ernest Gustafson
Marathon
Lena Hartman
Card of Thanks for Edward Clark
We express sincere gratitude to all who offered kindness at the death of our husband and father Edward Clark. We especially appreciate the cards and flowers sent to us from Mrs. Edward Clark and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Girard and family.
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Edward Clark
H. E. Girard
Thank You for Our Silver Wedding Anniversary
We thank the community for the purse of silver and the cards and gifts in honor of our silver wedding anniversary. Thanks also to those who helped in the kitchen and on the program. Appreciated by Mr and Mrs Elmer Bishop and family.
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Elmer Bishop
C. B. Carpenter
Willis Puff
Fay Wax
Guy G. Butler
Iowa Music Clubs Contest Opens For Young And Iowa Composers
The Iowa Federation of Music Clubs and WHO announce two composition contests for young composers aged 16 to 26 and Iowa composers 25 and over. Competitions cover chamber music choral and solo work with a deadline of April 1 1950. Send inquiries to Ralph Pixley 744 3rd Street Des Moines State Composition Chairman.
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Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Iowa
Ralph Pixley
3Sth
Des Moines
County Extension Director Rosenberger Heads to Shortcourse
County Extension Director B. I Rosenberger will attend a state Economic Short Course in Ames from January 16 to 21 for extension field agents. Residents needing to meet him in Pocahontas County are asked to defer visits to the county extension office until the week of January 23 when he returns.
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B. I Rosenberger
Ames
Pocahontas County
Rosenbeger
Son Born to Junior Dean in Fort Dodge
A son was born Sunday at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Dodge to Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dean Jr. The infant is a forme Rolfer born who has many friends in the area.
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Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Emmett Dean, Jr
Forme Rolfer Bor
Great-Grandmother Mrs. Howe Announces New Baby Connie Sue
Mrs. Cora Howe becomes a great-grandmother with the birth of Connie Sue Howe on December 19. The infant is the first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howe, her oldest son and daughter in Omaha location.
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Cora Howe
Connie Sue Howe
Bill Howe
Pocahontas Dairy Herd group to hold special meeting
A special meeting of the Pocahontas Dairy Herd Improvement Association will be in the Red Cross room of the courthouse at 2 p.m. Thursday January 12. Farmers interested in the dairy program are invited to attend. Amelda Kunau from Iowa State College will present lesson two to 4-H girls club leaders at the courthouse assembly room in Pocahontas on Thursday January 12.
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D.h.la
Pocahontas Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Red Cross
Polio Virus Infects Four of Five People
Community health leaders cite a March of Dimes study showing about 80 percent of normal adults carry polio antibodies from past exposure. They say many infections are subclinical, providing immunity and contributing to lower disease impact.
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Wesley Lehnus
Pocahontas County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
National Headquarters
Lehnus
March of Dimes
Lehnug
Mr. Lehnus
Government loses 20 million on Lustron prefab housing loan
Hee Haw News notes the government wrote off 20 million dollars in bad loans to the Lustron Corporation for steel prefabricated houses that failed to sell. The column also mentions local improvements by Bill Hewland, new houses, a county main building, and harsh humor about civilization, fires, and cold Norway temperatures.
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Lustron Corporation
Rolife
Alkeekatra
B Go Bradburns
Leona Fain
Slim” Davidson
West St
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Glen Dailey
Catherine Johnson
Lucille Tiernan
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American Home Study
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Joe Wilson
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P.N.G
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N.G
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V.G
Della Tutt
Hazel Howland
Lucy Firkins
Lena Bailey
R.S.N.G
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L.S.N.G
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R.S.V.G
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L.S.V.G
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Carla Hoard
Muriel Spencer
Minnie Young
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Sandy
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Dale Buck
D.Y.O
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Gerald Graeber
R. O. Slattenow
Guy Eccles, Jr
Arlo Ives
Petit Jurors
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National Guard
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McIntire Funeral Home
Rolfe, Iowa
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Pfister
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J. E. Rickard & Sons
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J. T. Grant & Son
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