P E O Chapter FR Celebrates 25th Anniversary in Home
Founders and charter members honored at the 25th anniversary meeting of Chapter FR PEO in Mrs T D Jones home. A candlelighting program told the founder life stories, with organizers Mrs Orvan Olerich Mrs Arlo Ives and Mrs Clyde Zimmermann. A seven oclock buffet preceded the event with yellow and white decorations and scroll favors listing charter members. Dr and Mrs T S Clark hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs T S Clark's mother Mrs J E Hynds, followed by an auction bridge with prizes to Mrs Otis Cook Mrs John Brinkman and Fred Nelson. The Books for Russia campaign was extended through January with books to be left at the public library.
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P.E.O
Chapter FR
T. D. Jones
Orvan Olerich
Arlo Ives
Clyde Zimmermann
Jennie Bowen
Jones
T. S. Clark
Birt Osking
Owen Patterson
Fuller
Russia
Coal up 10c a ton on delivered sales to nonresellers
The CPA announced an increase of 10 cents per ton on delivered coal coke and other solid fuels sold to nonresellers. Effective January 2 the rise compensates dealers for higher operating costs especially labor and equipment repairs. The adjustment runs through April 30 1946 and aims to assure essential heating supplies this season.
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CPA
Trinity Lutheran Church service and activities notice
Pastor J. O. Wangberg announces no preaching service this Sunday. Morning schedule includes 10 am church, Sunday school, and Bible class. Catechism class at 1:45 pm at the parsonage, junior choir at 3 pm.
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Trinity Lutheran
J. O. Wangberg
Brest Church EF Appoints Schneck Pastor
Brest Church EF announces the appointment of Pastor Schneck. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p.m. Choir practice Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Collect spare garments for war stricken people at the Central States office.
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Office of the Central States
Methodist Church announces weekly services and events
Rev. C R Buckwalter leads Sunday school at 10 15 and worship at 11 15 with a youth choir. Sermon titled Four Tests of Christian Living. Choir practice Thursday 8 pm. Asbury class party at Tom Diggs Friday. Woman's Society meeting January 23. New Life Mission preaching by Dr M P Arrasmith January 27 to February 10. Plan to attend for spiritual renewal with New Life.
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Asbury
Tom Diggs
Woman’s Society
New Life Mission
M. P. Arrasmith
Nain Lutheran Church Announces Week Schedule
Emery L Petersen, pastor, lists choir practice, Sunday school, Bible class, and worship times. An annual meeting is set for Monday January 21 at 8 p.m. Teachers meet January 22 at the Arthur Norgaard home, and January 24 missionary Helen Margaret Jacobsen will speak at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
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Arthur Norgaard
Helen Margaret Jacobsen
Africa
Card of Thanks for Bernard Prokop Family
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness after the death of our wife and mother. We will never forget the thoughtful support. Signed Bernard Prokop and sons.
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Bernard Prokop
Tribute to Mother Nels G Ryen Family Message
A family expresses thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the death of their mother The Nels G Ryen Family. The town hosts 1054 public and parochial high schools enrolling over 85000 students.
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Town
Farm Bureau Drive Opens Campaign in Pocahontas County
A large Pocahontas county crowd gathered January 14 to launch the 1946 Farm Bureau membership drive. Over 400 farmers already paid dues or signed bank contracts as quotas were set for each township and a county total of 1400 members aimed for in 7 to 10 days. Wayne Tyler led the event with other speakers including Bud Paulin and E H Dull. Donald Trenary introduced guests and W B Campbell chaired. A Victory Party will be announced once the county meets its quota.
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Farm Bureau
Pocahontas
Pocahontas County
Wayne Tyler
Iowa Farm Bureau
Bud’ Paulin
Plymouth County
E. H. Dull
B. W. Lathrop
Iowa
Donald Trenary
W. B. Campbell
Bellville
Cedar
Colfax
Cummins
Des Moines
Dover
Garfield
Grant
Lake
Farm Bureau Victory
Onion Ceilings Kept For Later Seasons
The state office of price administration announced continued ceiling prices for the 1945 onion crop and removed a provision limiting differentials to onions packed in 50 pound sacks. Ceilings per 60 pound bag f.o.b. to May 15 are 2.65 dollars, May 16 to June 15 2.55 dollars, and June 16 to season end 2.35 dollars.
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OPA
F.c.b
Print Baby Pictures in Rolfe Arrow Des Moines Studio Visit
The Rolfe Arrow invites photos of every local baby to publish in the paper. Waltz Studios of Des Moines will photograph children free of charge at the Freeman hotel on Tuesday January 22 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. No subscription or purchase required. parents must accompany their child.
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The
Rolfe Arrow
Waltz Studios
Des Moines
Rolfe
Freeman Hotel
Arrow
Rye crop price ceilings set by OPA for 1946
The OPA has established maximum prices for the 1946 rye crop for all sales except retail. Base prices per bushel are $1.37 for Duluth and Minneapolis, $1.42 for Chicago and Milwaukee, and $1.25 for Kansas City, Omaha, and Sioux City.
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OPA
Duluth
Minneapolis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Omaha
Sioux City
Surplus Rubber Footwear To Hit Civilian Market
The armed services declare six types of men’s rubber footwear surplus and plan to sell one million pairs for civilian use. Expect possible stock in stores and watch for ceiling price controls.
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Armed Services
OPA Lifts Price Controls on 200 Household Items
The OPA announced this week that about 200 more household and commercial items were removed from price control. Most items are not direct cost of living items and include brushes carpet beaters hat racks lamp shade covers grass catchers sporting goods lanterns fish nets and similar goods.
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OPA
Army surplus mackinaws head to local stores
The army declares several thousand mackinaws as surplus and they will appear in area shops. They will bear the army label and a price tag. OPA has set a ceiling price of 12.50 dollars on these coats.
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Army
OPA
Appreciation for support during illness and passing of Dr Everson
The Everson family thanks friends and relatives for comfort during illness and the passing of Dr. G A Everson. Mrs G A Everson Dr BE E Everson Mrs WEF Heathman Lucile Everson express gratitude for prayers etc.
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G. A. Everson
BE. E. Everson
Wef Heathman
Lucile Everson
Spencer Music Supply Offers School Concert Music
The Spencer Indiana music shop promotes supplying for school concerts. Spencer Music Supply announces readiness to secure music for students and upcoming contests.
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Spencer
Spencer Music Supply
Conference For 4-H Club Officers
Pocahontas county 4-H officers host a Saturday January 19 conference at Pocahontas high school auditorium. Attendees split into four groups by office to discuss duties and responsibilities with named discussion leaders guiding each group and songs “We Sing Together” and “Just for Fun” among the highlights.
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Pocahontas County 4-H
District County 4-H Officers Training School
Spencer
Pocahontas High School
Gladys Allen
Marshall Merrie Maids
Dick Fisher
Garfield Hustlers
Helen Ferguson
Swan Lake Ever Ready
Harald Janssen
The
Lake Boosters
Mary Wilson
Cummins Up and Coming
Merlin Nomann
Bellville Boosters
A. R. Omtredt
Althea McCullough
Max Naylor
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Mrs. Hynds
Wickre
American Home Study Club
H. I. Wickre
D.M.T. Woman's Club
D.M.T. Woman’s Club
Greater Rolfe Club
Bridgettes
Miss Sinek
Mary Margaret Sinek
Gerald Graeber
William Forsyth
Edward Lee
Methodist
Brest
Ef, Schneck
the Methodist Church
C. R. Buckwalter
Nain Lutheran Church
Emery L. Petersen
Jim Janis
Jimmy
Nels G. Ryen
Ringertp
Whiting
F Electric
Raymond Sharp
Louis Lansing
Vivian Johnson
B. D. Baker
Havelock
Resi Pioneer
Rolfe Cleaners
COR Ag
Tess
Climay Mill
Baeley & Son
V-C
Darling's Bath’s. Climax Mill Feed Co
Rea Towa
Ts—Cline
Ott Brose
the Mill & Feed Co
Phone Con & 213
Rolfe, Towa
Hymax Pyly
Welco
Joe Lehman
Rolfe Town
Hunter’s Produce
Rolfe, Iowa
Mason
Eddie J. Aden
John Deere
Ald
Robinson Farm
Equipmen
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