Local Confirmation Celebration Holds Large Parish Attendees
Mr and Mrs Henry I Wickie hosted a dinner on Sunday June 2 for Sharon Wickie after she was confirmed at St Pauls Lutheran church. Seventeen members and three guests attended with many families from He et Pocahontas and Sioux City present. Devotions and lessons were shared by group leaders and a French horn solo was performed by Linda Hughes.
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Henry I. Wickie
Sharon
St. Paul's Tutheran Church
Revo
Devine Tange
Ramil Hiltmim
Olive Ryen
Gerahd Gracber
Childmen
Leroy Schoonanedmond
Pocahontas
Tvalio
Sioux Falls
S.C
Mio
G. C. Peterson
Minneapolis
J. R. Streed
A.B. Wiekie
St. Paul Minn
QC. Roleen
Brooklyn
N.Y
Franklin Majorowicz
John Nelson
Boyd Hook
Gary Smith
Rachel Cirele
Majorowicz
J. E
George Lehnus
N. A. Wilson
Randall Melson
Grover Shriner
Shriner
E. J. Kayser
McAllen
Tex
Eva Daniels
Hooker
Okla
Melvin Frasier
Dodge City
Ikans
Iowa
Fenn
Algona
Mary Ives
James
Lloyd Hedgepath
Des Moines
George W. Shriner
Palmer
St. Margaret's Rosary Society
West Bend Grotto
James McIintire
Barbara Loxterkamp
Phil McIntire
Mary Burns
Patty Vainreb
Diane Sinek
Mike Wood
Mickey Weishaar
Barbara Lexterkamp
Dick Ranney
Sue Nicason
Joe Accurso
Kermitt Shimun
Roy Luft
Sfelen Nielsen
Tony Hildman
Don Howland
Rolfe Progressive Club Closes Year With Picnic
The Rolfe Progressive Club held its annual June 4 picnic in the park with three guests and 17 members, followed by a brief business meeting signaling the close of another productive year. Members planned to reconvene in September.
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Rolfe Progressive Club
Piles relief product promises at home with money back
An aged advertisement claims a stainless Pazo suppositories and ointment provide instant relief from pain and itching piles. It promotes internal healing and comfort, citing medical tests and ingredients like Triolyte, with Grove Laboratories as the mark holder.
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Druggis Eee
Rade Mark of
Grove Laboratories, Inc
Card of Thanks for Open House Anniversary
Card thanks readers for attending last Sunday’s Open House and celebrating the 10th anniversary. The message extends appreciation to all who offered help and the Pallbearers or Tanve family for their support.
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e-Paetor
Tanve
Thanks for the cards and visits during hospital stay
Rita Wax expresses gratitude for kind cards gifts and visits while in the hospital and notes that everyone helped her return home with appreciation.
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Tuall
Rita
Community thanks for kindness during Ralph’s illness
In the night of our hours of anxiety and grief we are overwhelmed by the kindness shown during Ralph’s illness and after his passing. Neighbors in volfe and vicinity provided material gifts food prayers and offers of help.
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Ralph
Volfe
Deep thanks to readers and supporters from the Rickard family
Lois Rickard and daughters along with the J. E. Rickard family extend heartfelt gratitude. They offer blessings and appreciation to all who contributed and supported them.
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Lois Rickard
J. E. Rickard
Open Square Dance at Rolfe Legion Hall Next Wednesday
The Square Dance Club will hold an open square at the Rolfe Legion hall next Wednesday night June 19 at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Rolfe Legion Hall
Schedule completed for LPY farm visits
At a dinner in the Cobblestone Inn Storm Lake on Monday six Buena Vista and Pocahontas county farm families set the itinerary for International Farm Youth Exchange delegates from Burma and Taiwan. Miss Hsing Lee from Taiwan will stay with the Arlo Ives family near Rolfe August 13 to 31 then Otto Garrels near Palmer August 31 to September 18 and Don Shevel Storm Lake September 18 to October 6. Maung Hti Aung of Burma will stay with Ernest J Sundberg near Linn Grove August 13 to 31 then Clifford L Green near Rembrandt August 31 to September 18 and Lucien Harryman in Belleville Two September 18 to October 6. The program is under the National 4-H Club Foundation and Ford Foundation sponsorship with local extension staff coordinating orientations and host family arrangements.
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Cobblestone Inn
Storm Lake
Buena Vista
Pocahontas County
International Farm Youth Exchange
Burma
Taiwan
Hsing Lee
Arlo Ives
Rolfe
Otto Garrels
Palmer
Miss Lee
Don Shevel
Maung Hti Aung
Ernest J. Sundberg
Linn Grove
Clifford L. Green
Rembrandt
Lucien Harryman
Bellville Two
International Farm
Pocahontas
Iowa
National
Stanley Davidson
Hest
Rain Incorporated seeks funds for cloud seeding in Iowa
A Pocahontas County non profit corporation named Rain Incorporated urges local funding to finance cloud seeding operations from July 11 for one year. About 87 500 is needed, with 4 000 already raised, to boost moisture and future crops.Checks payable to Rain Incorporated at Commercial State Bank Pocahontas Iowa. Officers listed include Harley Bowers president Harold Mart vice president S Van Alstine secretary and Leo Shimon treasurer.
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Commercial State Bank
Pocahontas
Iowa
Rain Incorporated
Pocahontas County
Northwest Town Rain Increase Association
Spencer
KICD
Harley Bowers
Harold Mart
S. van Alstine
Leo Shimon
Directors list prompts local hatchery emergency power tale
The Dysart hatchery bought an auxiliary electricity generator three years ago. During a sharp storm the main power failed and the emergency unit saved many baby chicks. About 23,000 chicks hatched the next morning. A tot swallowed a tack at Gray. Two year old George Roos was rushed to a Carroll hospital and went home that evening.
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Dysart
Gray
George Roos
Nesting robin builds outside Waukon hospital obstetrical ward
A smart mother robin has built a nest in a window at Waukon hospital this spring, choosing a spot just outside the obstetrical ward.
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Robin
Waukon Hospital
Savings Bonds on Payroll Plan Promote Easy Savings
Many young couples pursue financial security by regularly investing in U S Series E Savings Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan. It is touted as the easiest and one of the safest ways to save.
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Corning Glass Works
Nancy Marty
U. S
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