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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1955

Page

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Bride Elect and Bride Shower Roundup in Rolfe and Des Moines

Joyce Spencer formerly of Rolfe, now Mrs. Lester Guess, was feted at a Des Moines community shower May 24 where family members and grandmothers joined her. Other notes include Wesleyn Guilds and Rolfe Rebekahs meetings with upcoming banquets and officer installations in Rolfe and surrounding towns.

Lester Guess Des Moines Joyce Spencer Rolfe Iowa Electric Light and Power Co Howard Spencer Earl Guess Plover George Magine Harry Spencer Merlin Rickless Gary Clark Mike Strong Ray Wolfe Guess Don Depew Sharon Wilcox Betty Jo Beckey Marine Joyce Emmetsburg Dorothy Farlow Vernon Marine Joe Marine Carl Hansen Chester Hanson Pat Wood LeRoy Nelson Glen Dailey John Porter Lloyd Lindsey Leonard Lindsey Will Howland Keith Haynes Earl Young Robert Swan Mary Lou Marine Jean Namer of Mallard

Miss Namer to Wed Bernard Weishaar at St Marys Mallard

Margaret s Catholic Church shower featured orchid and green decor. Miss Namer announced her marriage to Bernard Weishaar set for Monday morning June 6 at St Mary s Catholic Church in Mallard. Hosts included Mrs Weishaar and the Kirby family with musical entertainment by local performers.

Margaret’s Catholic Church Miss Namer Norman Namer Mallard Rose Weishsar Havelock Lene Janet JoAnne Kirby Darlene Heddinger Agnes Reckard Ernest Vaughn Lena Vaughn Julius Halder Bernard Weishaar St. Mary’s Catholic Church Leonard Weishaar R. J. Weishaar Elmer Weishaar Edwin Weishaar Frank Kirby Ivan Kirby

Engagement of Lylas Mabel McCullough to Robert L Sorensen

Mr and Mrs Lyle McCullough announce the engagement of their daughter Lylas Mabel to Robert Lee Sorensen son of Samuel Arthur Sorensen of Gilmore City. The wedding is set for 9 30 a m June 25 at Corpus Christi Church in Fort Dodge.

Rolfe Rebekahs Rolfe Rebekah Lodge Lorene Hansen N. G Edna Wood Olive Branch Mason City Presbyterian Church Circle 4 Della Tutt Mary Thompson Dorothy Farlow Wilbur Bessie Roberts Marge Wood Eden Spencer Evelyn Hansen Lyle McCullough 11Th Ave S. W Fort Dodge Lylas Mabel Robert Lee Sorensen Samuel Arthur Sorensen Gilmore City Corpus Christi Church

Highway story and fishing notes from Iowa roads

A reflective piece warns drivers to slow at country road intersections near a May calendar view of Iowa summer. It recalls a fatal crash at a crossroad near a fishing scene and urges caution. The report then notes Iowa fisheries officials reporting strong walleyes and northern pike in lakes after two clear water years, with millions of walleyes stocked statewide.

Iowa The Conservation Commission Ken Madden Department West Okoboji

Iowa Walleye Hatchery Efforts Fall Short

The effort to determine walleye stocking success in southern Iowa lakes faced setbacks as Iowa hatcheries produced far fewer eggs than planned. An attempt to source eggs from Ohio was thwarted by Lake Erie storms and early springs in Iowa and Ohio. Madden noted limited hatchery handling but expected higher natural reproduction since no lake walleyes were netted for eggs.

Iowa Ohio Conservation Department Lake Erie Ohio Madden

Swine Pasture Sanitation and Legal Plain Talk for Hog Farmers

Pocahontas county extension director E I Rosenberger explains pasture raising aims to reduce disease by placing pigs on clean ground. Dr Maynard L Spear notes feeding changes can trigger infections, recommends castration vaccination worming and ringing before pasture, emphasizes water, iron, and daily pig checks. Legal guidance covers signing contracts, leases, chattel mortgages, earnest money, and duties of witnesses, with a warning to read details and keep copies.

Pocahontas County E. I. Rosenberger Rosenberger Maynard L. Spear Iowa State College Iowa State Bar Association

Iowa Beef Month Highlights Growing Cattle Industry

Iowa farms and ranches housed 6,297,000 head of cattle and calves as of January 1, up seven percent from last year. The value of all cattle and calves reached $602,784,000, with beef cattle comprising 73 percent of the population. May is Iowa Beef Month inviting households to try new cuts, including lesser demanded ones, for a full month.

Iowa

Simonson Re-Elected To Lutheran Hospital Board

A M Simonson attended the Lutheran Hospital Board meeting in Fort Dodge and the Lutheran Hospital Association annual session Tuesday. He was re-elected to a three year term and serves on a four member Finance Committee to oversee funds for a major expansion including a three story addition and a separate psychiatric unit. Construction on the new addition is expected to begin soon after bids were let.

A. M. Simonson Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge Lutheran Hospital Association Mr. Simonson

Iowa Board adopts 8-1-8 plan to certify new teachers

The Iowa State Board of Public Instruction approves a 8-1-8 route for college graduates to become elementary teachers. Temporary certificates allow one year of teaching with eight hours of required summer coursework, followed by a second summer and recommendation for a six year regular certificate. J C Wright emphasizes maintaining standards while expanding supply.

Iowa J.C. Wright

Changes Expand Flexible Standards For Teacher Certification

The State Board of Public Instruction announces eased renewal rules for teaching certificates while maintaining core standards. Temporary certificates remain for qualified former teachers, with a grace period to meet renewal requirements. Televised and correspondence study now count, with college progress required for non graduates and home base college approval needed. The five year grace period for extra credit shifts to June 30 1958. Additional changes include six year substitute certificates, immediate eligibility for permanent professional certificates with required teaching experience or extra college hours, and adjusted recency rules for pre professional and professional certificates.

Wright State Board of Public Instruction

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