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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1945

Page

4

Willards Observe Golden Wedding At Gilmore City

Willards mark their golden wedding at Gilmore City First Lutheran with a church service at 11 and a reception in the basement. Rev Stegge led prayers, Bernice Bridson and Helen Schnell sang, and a large family group shared a program of poems, letters, solos, and toasts. Elden Willard, serving in Germany, sent a bouquet. the couple have 42 children and 17 great grandchildren among 55 descendants. Open house followed from 2 to 5 p.m. with many friends joining in celebrating.

Harry H. Willard Gilmore City Idle Oennell Stegge Jesus Bernice Bridson Helen Schnell E. Pete Lydia Mae Willard Mountain Lake Minn Bridson Snell Willard Floyd Struthers August Schnell Cable Sgt Elden Willard 9Th Air Force Germany Avene Schnell St. Elden Schnell Rev Steggee Alvin Ennen Arlene Schnell Ming Esther Willard Bernice Brasang Lorcard GieTkin Miss Josephine Elden George Council

Pocshontas-Corn Progressing Amid Weather Delays

Pocshontas corn is progressing but needs warmer nights and days. Cultivation for a second time is underway. Alfalfa harvest is about half done, slowed by rain. No clover has been put up yet but farmers expect to start the third part of the week if weather permits. Oats are heading though straw is short. Soybeans, pastures and gardens are good.

War Prisoner Returns Home

Shelgren is on a 60 day leave at his parents home in That Miami Ila. He arrived June 22 from Seattle after three weeks as a German POW in Prague. He was captured when his plane was shot down over Czecho Slovakia and was wounded. The Germans handed him to American forces near VE day.

Shelgren Harold Shelgren Miami Ila United Gt Ates Far- Seattey Prague Luft Waffe Czecho-Slovakia Frether Hodges V.E Day

County Women Attend Meeting Held at Spencer

The third Farm Bureau district held its women's summer conference June 27 and 28 at the Tangney hotel in Spencer. County leaders Mrs. Schlensig Mrs. Martin Mrs. Stamper and Mrs. Septer attended with Mrs. Jessie Kohrt presiding. Speakers included Mrs. Raymond Saree and Miss Louise Rosenfeld outlining future goals and extension programs. Mrs. Carlton Smith and Mrs. Sayre shared wartime experiences and views on preventing another world war. Emery Dull and Wayne Tyler closed with the Farm Bureau's current relevance to farmers and business people.

Third Farm Bureau District Tangney Hotel Spencer F. D. Schlensig Earl Martin Marshall Township Carl Stamper Lake Township Evelyn Septer Jessie Kohrt Raymond Saree Iowa Arm Bureau Federation Louise Rosenfeld Carlton Smith Associated County Women of the World Raymond Sayre Smith Texas Utah London Maelang England International Mrs. Smith Emery Dull Wayne Tyler Farm Bureau

H J Turley Dies At Fort Dodge

H J Turley died at Mercy hospital in Fort Dodge July 8 1945 after major operation on June 19. Funeral set for Thursday at 2:00 at his house and 2:30 at the Presbyterian church. Obituary to run in next week’s Arrow. Dig Deeper Buy Bonds.

H. J. Turley Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge Presbyterian Church the Arrow

Wickre Presides All Club Lunch

H J Wickre presided at the Greater Rolfe club biweekly luncheon in the lounge on Monday. Mayor Butler introduced guests Dick Anderson L C Olney and Marie White and noted the missing newscaster H R Gross.

H. J. Wickre Greater Rolfe Club Monnday G. G. Butler Dick Anderson L. C. Olney Marie White Butler H. R. Gross WHO M. D. Anderson Gross Rolfe Alaska M. W. Webb I. W. Wilson San Diego Calif A. V. Graeber Presbyterian Women’s Association

Julius White 98 Pioneer Resident Dies in Humboldt

Julius White, 98, pioneer resident of Rolfe and longtime White & Son jeweler, died at 9:30 Wednesday July 4 at Skaugstad Home Humboldt. Funeral planned Saturday July 7 at 10:30 am Melntive Funeral Home. White was known as the nation’s oldest watch maker by service.

Julius White Roelfe Skaugstad Humboldt Rolfe Melntive White White & Son

Playground Delights Draw Keen Attendance and Plans

Supervis ed play ground reports about 76 children attend daily and keep staff busy. Last Thursday about 30 boys swam at Pocahontas with transport by Mrs H I Wickie Harold Carlson Mrs Helmer Kaiser and Robert Pollock. Girls to Pocahontas planned for Thursday. Three helpers Vera DeVaul Alberta Jacobson and Joan Buckwalter will stay at Camp Methoji Okoboji next week with substitutes. New crafts spatter work and doll clothes unit to begin. girls urged to bring dolls and clothes. Older boys show keen interest in a big game this Friday. Mr and Mrs Griffith of Fonda visited James Fox. Mrs Griffith sister of the late Mrs James Fox.

Pocahontas H. I. Wickie Harold Carlson Helmer Kaiser Robert Pollock Vera DeVaul Alberta Jacobson Joan Bucckwalter

County Men To Fort Snelling For Induction

The second group from Pocahontas County left for Fort Snelling for induction into the Armed Forces on Wednesday June 27. Names include Donald H Lampe Albert City Fabin D Meiners Manson James A Turner Pocahontas Charles W Anderson Pocahontas Wesley IL Fritz Fonda Harold D Ohriman Pocahontas DeWayne I Gustafson Laurens Gustave E Bergstrom Pocahontas Ronald W Carter formerly of Laurens now in Rock Island IL and Cecil W Holder formerly of Rolfe now living in Sioux City. Twenty men inducted June 11.

Fort Snelling Donald H. Lampe Albert City Fabin D. Meiners Manson James A. Turner Pocahontas Charles W. Anderson Wesley IL Fritz Fonda Harold D. Ohriman DeWayne I. Gustafson Laurens Gustave E. Bergstrom Ronald W. Carter

Roy Luft Place Damaged by Tornadic Wind

A tornadic wind at about 2 15 am last Thursday damaged the Roy Luft place in Des Moines township. A cottonwood tree fell on the garage destroying it and crushed a side-delivery rake nearby. Electric wires were down leaving the Lutts without phone lights or pumps.

Roy Luft Lutts DeMil Des Moines

Death of Mabel Mickalek after appendectomy in Fort Dodge

Mabel Mickalek died Wednesday evening July 4 at Mercy hospital Fort Dodge from complications after an appendectomy. She entered the hospital Saturday morning. Funeral services are set for 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the McIntire Funeral Home. Rev. C R Buckwalter joined his parents Mr and Mrs W H Buckwalter of Laurens and traveled to Iowa City Wednesday for a medical check-up at the University hospital.

Mabel Mickalek Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge McIntire Funeral Home C. R. Buckwalter W. H. Buckwalter Laurens Iowa City University Hospital

Pocahontas County Tops War Bond Sales

Pocahontas County leads in War Bond sales while the 1945 4-H fair Farm and Garden show plans are announced. The 4-H committee, chaired by M. J. Trebben, includes members from Pocahontas and Rolfe and outlines new classes and a premium book to be released around July 15.

M. J. Trebben Pocahontas Alfred I. Plautz H. D. Brinkman Rolfe Loren Pease Arnold Williams Anna DeWall Henrietta Kramer

Bronze Star Awarded to Robert E. Larson for Luzon action

Staff Sgt. Robert E. Larson of Rolfe receives the Bronze Star Medal from the Sixth Infantry Division commander for heroism near Bayanbayanan Luzon on April 17. Amid heavy fire he treated the wounded at a forward aid station and aided their evacuation. Larson, with the First Infantry Regiment medical detachment, has a record of long Pacific combat and previously served in New Guinea campaigns. He is the son of Mrs. L. W. Larson and his wife resides in Humboldt.

Sixth Infantry Luzon Robert E. Larson Rolfe Sixth Infantry Division Bayanbayanan P. L Larson Pacific Martin Bay Sansapor New Guinea L. W. Larson Humboldt

What Your Sugar Quota Will Can

Wartime home canning guidance for a family of four receiving 40 pounds of sugar. The Super Valu store outlines how to allocate the sugar quota for canning tasks.

Schott to Test DDT for County

Wm. Sehott, farmer near Pocahontas, selected to test the new insecticide DDT for fly control in his dairy barn. He will receive a sufficient quantity for a single interior treatment. By year end, one farmer from each county will report results to Iowa State College entomologists and dairymen.

Wm. Sehott Pocahontas Schott Iowa State College Entomologists

Pocahontas County Tops Iowa War Bond Purchases

Bonds processed through the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago show Pocahontas County leading Iowa with 133.8 percent of its war bond quota, $1 300 000 raised in all bonds, under County Chairman Charles I Watts and a strong War Finance team. Audubon and Grundy follow in order with 128.3 and 125.9 percent respectively, with a county quota of $896 000.

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Pocahontas County Iowa Audubon County Grundy County Clay County Charles I. Watts

Purple Heart For Lt E L Struthers Killed In Luzon Action

The War Department confirms Second Lieutenant Wilbur E Struthers was killed March 20 1946 near Fort Stotsenberg Luzon while leading an attack. His father Mr Leslie Struthers of Rolie Iowa receives the notification and is told burial details will follow.

Iris Sturthers Luzon Leslie Struthers Struthers Ayo San Francisco Galif Rolie Iowa War Department Wil Fort Stotsenberg Philippine Islands Ellis

Rates on dairy payments announced for spring and summer

The rates for dairy production payments set for April to June include 60 cents per hundredweight for whole milk and 17 cents per pound for butterfat in April, with May and June at 25 cents per hundredweight for whole milk and 10 cents per pound for butterfat. Gilbert S. Ellis, chairman of the Pocahontas county agricultural conservation committee, says applications will be accepted in July and August, and must include sales slips as proof of the three months.

Gilberts. Ellis Pocahontas County Agricultural Conservation Committee

Girls 4-H Club Officers Face 1945-46 Portrait

Pocahontas County 4-H club officers for 1945 46 are pictured with Gladys Allen and Marshall Merrie Maids among those named in the lineup.

Pocahontas County Girls Gladys Allen Marshall Merrie Maids Presi

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Willards Lutheran Church United Nations Wickre Mrs. Griffith of James Fox Okinawa Victim PFC Herman E Veerkamp Ottosen School Pfe. Veerkamp Okinawa Bronze Star Purple Heart E. L. Struthers William H. Naylor Inf
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