Mrs Nellie Weible Buried Here June 23
Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie Weible who died at Clarksville June 20 were held at Rolfe Presbyterian church June 23. The service included a quartet, organ accompaniment, and Eastern Star burial rites. Surviving relatives include a sister and brother in Iowa and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Weible
Clarksville
W. F. Schneck
Rolfe Presbyterian Church
W. R. Fisher
R. B. Mather
L. A. Hansen
Shirley Fisher
Old Rugged Cross
C. E. Boyce
E. C. Hoard
Curtis Jones
Schneck
Order of the Eastern Star
Edgar Cornell
Anne Wiley
J. C. Olerich
G. G. Butler
J. H. Brinkman
Ernest Vaughn
M. W. Webb
W. M. Obrecht
Frank Wheeler
Harry Stevens
George Wilmot
Richard
Harry Jungling
Herman Rust
Charles Wilmot
Myrtle Markle
Albert Smith
B. A. Smith
Northa Jean
Livermore
J. E. Seaman
Cedar Rapids
W. E. Swanson
Rock Island
St. My
Jud Mehaffel
Plover
F. P. Fielding
Milo
Carl Rice
Waterloo
Nellie Hoard
Charles
Lydia Hoard
Waverly
Iowa
Charles City
August Weible
Rolfe
Weible
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Ed Hoard
Ida Stevens
Dolliver Addresses Garfield Township Meeting
Fort Dodge lawyer Jim Dolliver spoke at the Garfield township chautauqua held at W. B. Campbell home. He discussed America's foreign policy, outlining Monroe Doctrine and Open Door policy and the Canada United States border history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Dolliver
Fort Dodge
Garfield Township
W. B. Campbell
America
United States
Far East
Canada
Dolliver
Earl Ives
Ruth Ives
Garland Chambers
Robert Wiegert
B. W. Lathrop
County Farm Bureau
District Farm Bureau
Spencer
G. C. Knoll
Robert Day
C. L. Jones
Smith
C. D. Daniels
Chopped Hay Boosts Storage Efficiency
A concise note explains that chopped hay saves space by packing more into a given area. It warns, however, that to reduce fire risk the chopped hay must be drier than loose hay.
Seventeen Ladies Attend Golf Auxiliary Party at Gar-Mac Lodge
Seventeen ladies attended the Golf Auxiliary event at Gar-Mac Lodge on June 22 for a potluck luncheon and bridge. Prizes of war stamps awarded for high and low in auction and contract. Betty Jo Wadsley and Miss Wadsely guest. Mrs. Morris Webb and Mrs. Bert Peterson among top winners. A separate shower honored Mrs. Fullerton with 40 guests, flowers, candlelit luncheon, and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar-Mac Lodge
Mesdames
R. B. Ranney
Mae Nicoson
O. A. Jacobson
Morris Webb
Betty Jo Wadsley
Bert Peterson
Glyde Brinkman
Low
Wadsely
Ralph Fullerton
Minnie Pascal
Pocahontas
Mary Margaret Sinck
Donald Eikenberry
John Pascal
Aletta Grant
Rolfe
Gilmore City
Pullerton
Methodist Church Service and Activities Schedule
Rev. C. R. Buckwalter presides at morning worship with Dr. T. S. Bassett preaching. Sunday school starts 10 15 am. Youth Fellowship at 6 30 pm. Choir practice Thursday 8 00 pm. Woman's Society meets Wednesday afternoon.
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the Methodist Church
C. R. Buckwalter
T. S. Bassett
Woman’s Society
NAIN LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICE UPDATE
Emery L. Petersen pastor leads Sunday school at 10 15 a m with no worship service scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nain Lutheran Church
Emery L. Petersen
Presbyterian Church Schedule and July 2 Communion
W F Schneck leads worship and Sunday school at 10 and 11 with Junior Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m Marilyn Erickson to lead choir practice 8 20 p m July 2 observes The Sacrament of the Lord s Supper during worship, cordial invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Christian Endeavor
Marilyn Erickson
Trinity Lutheran Announces Schedule and Meetings
J. O. Wangberg pastor leads a 10 30 am confirmation service with time change noted. An offering for the synodical budget will be received. Choir meets Thursday at 8 pm at the church. Prayer meeting at Budd home Thursday. Catechism class Saturday 1 45 pm at the church. Ladies Aid meets July 5 at Mrs J M Budd's country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran
J. O. Wangberg
Synodical
Budds
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. M. Budd
Roger DeWolf Completes Navy V-12 Training Visit
Roger DeWolf finished his United States Navy V-12 training at Town State College this week and visited his parents Mr and Mrs J J DeWolf. He leaves Friday for a new station. Miss Helen Neville of Ames accompanied him to Rolfe and stayed a few days with the DeWolf family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger DeWolf
Town State College
J. J. DeWolf
Helen Neville of
Ames
Roger
Rolfe
DeWolf
Whitmers Close Bakery for Sugar Shortage Vacation
Mr and Mrs C Whitmer and their daughter Mrs Dorothy Fisher have shut the Whitmer Bakery and Grocery this week due to a sugar shortage and are taking a vacation at Clear Lake.
University leader Receives Four Honorary Degrees
President Virgil M. Hauchee of University of Town has been awarded four honorary degrees. The latest honor comes from Northwestern University. he already holds degrees from St Ambrose Grinnell College and Cornell College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil M. Hauchee
University of Town
Northwestern University
St. Ambrose
Grinnell
Cornell
Farm Worker Safety: County Extends Accident Prevention Talk
County Extension Director Max O. Naylor urges careful safety measures on farms with many inexperienced workers. Advisors stress training, machine checks, guards, neutral gear, slow starts, careful refueling, and warnings about animals and loose clothing to cut the risk of injuries this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max O. Naylor
Naylor
Pocahontas County
H. F. Resension Agricultural
Beaty
Plans for Education of Returning Soldiers
University of Town commerce college outlines plans for veterans readjustment with curriculum revision, aiming to aid peacetime business preparation. Dean Chester A. Phillips notes emphasis on accounting to give veterans clear business perspective. wartime ratio of men to women is about one to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Town Commerce College
Chester A. Phillips
Suggested pig feed mix for 50 to 60 pound weight range
The recipe uses ground corn 25 pounds, ground oats 25 pounds, ground wheat 25 pounds, and 25 pounds of a protein supplement. After pigs reach 60 pounds, sell feed consisting of shelled corn and a protein supplement.
Crop Report From Pocahontas County Farmers
Pocahontas county farmers catch up on fieldwork thanks to favorable weather. Many finished cultivating corn for the second time and are ready to lay by. Oats crop expected at about 75 percent of normal with drowned out spots causing shortages. Haying progresses well amid labor shortages from simultaneous tasks like replanting, cultivating, and mowing.
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Pocahontas
Pocahontas County
Card of Thanks Following Bereavement
We thank all who assisted us in our bereavement and for the sympathy and kindness shown. Appreciated by Mrs. Alta Hewlett and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hewlett and family, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lehnus and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Hewlett
Ted Hewlett
Geo. Lehnus
Village Lumber Dealer Appeals for Coop in Postwar Scarcity
A column echoes lumber dealers seeking public help to obtain rationed materials after storms. They recount Red Cross and War Production Board permissions, AA-2 ratings, and signed customer forms to secure full truckloads of pine lumber, shingles, and posts, urging community support.
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Red Cross
War Production Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. W. Campbell
Clara Everson
Mrs. Fullerton
Vaughn
Virgil Vaughn
Donald Henderson
Billy
Ware
John Mosbach
John I
Whittemore
Dick Henderson
Henderson
Town City
Minnie Jarvis
Carmi Vaughn
Women’s Association
Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church
Chester Lund
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor of
The
Presbyterian Church
Seaman
Mason
Floyd Callon
Raymond Callon
Lester Mason
Callon
Chris Mason
Carl Mason
Foster Dixon
Leslie Shimon
Neighborly Neighbors
Tony Nielsen
R.B.C
Bill Phillips
Howard Clarke
B. H. Peters
Whitmers
Virgil M.ilancher Elas
Cargill
Rolfe Feed
Clagg
Hide & Fur Co
Pratt
Climax Manufacturing Co
International Burr Feed Mill
A. W. Ives
General Motors
Arrow
Dolt Roel
Webb’s Drug Store
C. W. Reese & Son
Rawson Spray Service
Pocahontas, Ja
Beth
E. A. Johnson
Eddie
Aden
Fullerton Lumber Company
HeeHaw News
OPA
Longfellow
J T. Grant & Son
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