Luncheon and Bridge At Golf Club House
Mesdames Peterson Webb and Siefkin hosted a Golf Club Auxiliary luncheon and bridge last Thursday at one o’clock with prizes for high and second high scores in contract and auction. The American Legion Auxiliary plans a July 9 meeting at the Legion hall with lunch and new members serving, followed by a regular meeting and installation of new officers led by Mrs. Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames B. A. Peterson
M. W. Webb
Hortense Siefkin
Golf Club
Clarence Ogden
R. B. Ranney
H. G. Frigaard
H. I. Wickie
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
C. B. Chapman
Presbyterian church women's division meetings set for July 11
The four divisions of the Women's Association of the Presbyterian church announce July 11 hostesses for Division II Mrs Harold Shelgren Division II Mrs Clarence Jensen Division II Picnic at Rolfe park Division IV Mrs George Struthers Also Lucky 13 club held a surprise 11th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Vincent Stoner of Pocahontas with dinner cake coffee and a purse and lace tablecloth gift
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church
Harold Shelgren
Clarence Jensen
Rolfe Park
George Struthers
Lucky 13
Vincent Stoner
Pocahontas
Mrs. St Ner
Club Spends Day at Thornton Cottage in Maywood
Double-Six bridge club members visited Mrs. Shirley Thornton at Oakabode cottage in Maywood West Okoboji. They brunch at Crescent Beach hotel at 11 and played bridge in the afternoon with Mrs. B A Peterson high and Mrs. T S Clark low. Joyce Thornton gave a lake ride by speed boat. The travelers came by train at 7:30 am from here, met at Spencer, returning in the evening. Crescent Beach hotel, closed years, was bought and reopened this year by Carroll Lane, former Rolfe teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Shirley Thornton
Thornton Cottage
Oakabode
Maywood
West Okoboji
Crescent Beach
B. A. Peterson
T. S. Clark
Joyce Thornton
Spencer
Thornton
Carroll Lane
Rolfe
Mrs Grant Johnson Seeks Arrow Renewal at Leland Home
Mrs Grant Johnson writes to renew her Arrow subscription from her new home near Leland Iowa praising the paper. She notes the season has been backward statewide but reports corn progress in their field improving recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Johnson
Leland
Iowa
Mrs Liberty and Gretchen Schultz Buy Beauty Shop
Mrs Liberty Gretchen Schultz and Miss Dorothy Christensen of Mallard have purchased Golda Jones Beauty Shop and plan to redecorate before opening the parlor about August first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Gretchen Schultz
Dorothy Christensen
Mallard
Golda Jones
Meeting on Okinawa Report From Sgt. James Alexander
Sgt James Alexander writes his sister that he and Capt Lauren Seth met briefly on Okinawa and enjoyed a visit. Seth says she can read all about their meeting in The Arrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt
James Alexander
Axel Iversen
Capt
Laruen Seth
Mr. St. Seth
Okinawa
Seth
The
Arrow
Lively Lassies Meet The DMT Farm Club
Lively Lassies 4 H club held a regular meeting on June 21 at Yvonne Oskint's home. Members practiced for their Farm Bureau program on Friday June 29. Lunch was served and outdoor recreation followed. Lois Carpenter, reporter.
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DMT
Lively Lassies
Yvonne Oskint
Farm Bureau
Lois Carpenter
Six letter men expected for 1945 Iowa football
Six major letter men are expected to be available for the 1945 Iowa football squad when summer drill opens August 6. They are Nelson Smith halfback Paul Fagerlind guard Ralph Katz guard or tackle Forrest Masterson tackle and Bob Wisch Meier and Jace Kelso ends.
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Iowa
Nelson Smith
Paul Fagerlind
Ralph Katz
Forrest Masterson
Bob Wisch- Meier
Jace Kelso
Methodist Church Activities Announced for Summer
Rev. C. R. Buckwalter invites all to Sunday school at 10 15 a m and morning worship at 11 15 a m with a Feet of Clay sermon. Youth Fellowship at 6 30 and last summer meeting. Pot luck dinner at 2 p m. Official board meets and women society circle meetings scheduled. Camp Methods next week so parsonage stays unmanned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society
King’s Guards
Joan Hanson
Joyce Spencer
Spirit Lake Methodist Camp
Trinity Lutheran Service and Luther League at Church
J O Wangberg pastor leads 9 30 am morning worship with theme Christ Relationship to the Law and the Prophets and Man s Relationship to Christ based on Matth 5 17 19. Luther League meets 5 pm. Catechism class Saturday at 1 45 pm at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Luther League
Nain Lutheran Church Announces Summer Schedule Amery
Pastor Amery L Petersen leads Friday and Sunday services with Sunday school at 8 30 p m teachers meet at the parsonage. Bible class at 10 15 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday July 11 at 2 15 p m at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nain Lutheran Church
Amery L. Petersen
Ladies Aid
Presbyterian Church announces services and meetings
Pastor W F Schneck leads Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11. Choir practice is Wednesday at 8 30 p m. Women's Association divisions meet Wednesday afternoon July 11. Four youths Phyllis Molyneux Ethel Young Ruth Ives and Kay Whitmore will attend the conference at Camp Foster this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Our Army Calls for War Bonds and Arsenal Upgrades
A citizen appeal urges support for war bonds as the nation mobilizes for greater artillery and ammunition production. Officials emphasize home front contributions to strengthen military readiness and supply lines.
Keep Cool This Summer By Eating Less Says Nutritionist
Mrs Louise A Scott of the Town state health department urges reducing carbohydrates and fats to match energy use. She notes three meals remain important, favors fresh fruits and vegetables, and suggests salt use for hard workers. Fruit drinks help replace fluids and salts lost in perspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise A. Scott
State Health Department
Scott
Statue of Liberty A Glorious Sight To Americans
G FE Whitehead notes the Statue of Liberty looms as a glorious sight for Americans returning from war and recalls the wounded soldiers arriving in New York aboard the Aquitania. The vista rekindles memories of grim war lessons as they sail into harbor after ocean crossings from foreign lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. FE. Whitehead
Germany
New York City
New York Harbor
America
Homecoming Reflections on American War Sacrifices
A veteran describes the return of soldiers to New York Harbor greeted by a symbolic welcome from coast guard cutters freighters and a WAC band. He recalls tears shed by officers and civilians, the Statue of Liberty sighting, and a vow that America must remain engaged to prevent future wars. He condemns genocide and prison camps and calls for abolition of war and global leadership to secure liberty.
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America
Coast Guard
WAC
Valley of Death
Navy
Army
Ed Hicklin
Iowa
Louisa County
Lady of Liberty
Music Pupils Recital at Beckord's Held in Beekord Home
Mrs George Beckord hosted a recital at her home on the afternoon of June 27 with 24 pupils and two guests. Mothers present included Mrs P L Strong Mrs Louis Wilson Mrs Martin Petersen and Mrs Virgil Thorson. Two groups of exercises earned war stamp prizes for Laurine Anderson and Lorraine Wilson. A poem Can and Will was read by Ardyce Johnson. Lunch followed hosted by the four mothers and Mrs Beckord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beckord
P. L. Strong
Louis Wilson
Martin Petersen
Virgil Thorson
Thompson
Jane Johnson
Williams
May Anderson
Barbara Farlow
Frost
Roger Petersen
Foster
Naomi Strong
Mrs. Beckord
Knight
Lady
Fowler
Boneta Hunt
Cobb
Hillard
Lorraine Wilson
Jolene Petersen
Elfin Frolic
Lemont
Meacham
Laurine Anderson
Betty
Bill
Lowell Thorson
Laurine
Heller
Mellish
Alberta Jacobson
Carol Strong
Carter
Bentley
Paula Brinkman
Powhatan 4 H Club Tour Highlights Livestock
The Powhatan Pushers 4 H club held its annual tour on Thursday afternoon June 28 meeting at Byron Pirie s home. The group viewed baby beeves dairy heifers purebred litters market litters and an English riding colt and discussed feeding and preparing animals for the Powhatan 4 H club fair August 21 22 23 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Pirie
Lake Lassies Present Farm Bureau Program
A large turnout of Farm Bureau members and families attended the Lake Township meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Higgins home on June 26. The Lake Lassies 4-H club led by Mrs. Higgins performed with songs and items. Evelyn Septer urged support for 4-H, while Don Henderson reviewed boys 4-H projects and showed a Nature Study film. The township Farm Bureau voted to donate a $25 bond to the 4-H club building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lassies
Farm Bureau
Lake Township
Walter Higgins
Evelyn Septer
Don Henderson
Britt Visitors Tour Rolfe Family News
Earl FP MacVey and sons Curtis and Paul of Britt visited Rolfe Tuesday evening. Mrs Iva Brown accompanied them home. On Wednesday Earl and the two ladies toured Mason City to meet Pfe Frank L Davis and Doris MacVey on furlough from Cherry Point Marine Base. They returned to Rolfe Thursday afternoon for a 24 hour visit and departed for Chicago Friday evening. Frank will resume duty as an M P and Mrs Davis will visit relatives before rejoining him at the base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl FP
MacVey
Curtis
Paul
Britt
Rolfe
Iva Brown
Earl
Mason City
Pfe
Frank L. Davis
Doris MacVey
Cherry Point
N. C
Fiarl
Chicago
Frank
Davis
Marine Corps
Notice of expiration tax sale central Rolfe property
Public bid by county for the expiring tax sale on the central part of the west half of Block 2 First Addition to the Town of Rolfe Pocahontas County Iowa. W S McEwen Nathan Bradburn and all unknown claimants named as interested parties referenced in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. McEwen
Nathan Bradburn
Block 2
Rolfe
Pocahontas County
Iowa
Public notice of tax sale and redemption rights in Rolfe Iowa
Notice states real estate in Rolfe Pocahontas County Iowa described as part of Block 2 First Addition to Rolfe. Property sold for delinquent taxes 1938 1939 1940 with sale completed December 1941 under Section 7255.1. County owns certificate and redemption period expires ninety days after service of notice. Deed will be issued to county if not redeemed. Dated July 2. Roy A. Johng County Auditor Pocahontas County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe
Pocium County
Iowa
Towit
Poca County
Mars
T. Wit
Block 2
Pocahontas Count
Pocahontas County
Roy A. Johngo County
Towa
Stoker sales and farm supplies tease readers in humorous column
A fragmented ad style roundup notes limited stokers and a few iron firemen for summer, bargain hens nests, cement troughs, and cheap barn paint. It jokes about politics and classes, then touts red barn paint and green shingle stain while warning paint supplies are scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest
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Stoners
Friendly Circle
City Park
D.M.T. Woman’s Club
D.M.T. Woman's Club
CLUB
the Methodist Church
C. R. Buckwalter
Trinity Lutheran
J. O. Wangberg
Lp.a
Europe
Aquitania
Beckord
Rolfe State Bank
United States
Total
State of Iowa
Ss. We
G. G. Butler
C. L. Gunderson
Ke, P. Lomen
G. Butler
E. P. Lomen
Kathleen O'Donnell
R. L. Hudson
Mason
Eddie J. Aden
Aladin
W. H. Roberts
Nain Luther Church
Greater Rolfe Club Ound
Universal Check Book
Rolfe Row
Hunter’s Produce
Rolfe, Iowa
Thompson Bros
Pocahontas Rendering Works
HeeHaw News
Freeman
Central Africa
J. T. Grant & Son
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