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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1945
Page
3
Relatives and friends gather at the Stoulil home for a farewell party before they leave the farm for Pocahontas. Highlights include high scores in 500, a consolation prize, a gift of esteem, and lunch served by guests.
Max C. Naylor, Pocahontas County extension director, says commercial fertilizers may help rebuild depleted soils after heavy cropping. He urges rotation, liming, barnyard manures and erosion control, noting fertilizers are not a cure-all and must be tailored by farmers. The Iowa State extension service pamphlet No. 9 covers general fertilizer use for war-weary soils.
In Linn County and surrounding areas reports say wolf packs have appeared in several localities. John Veninga near Larchwood struck a pack crossing a road near Center Point. One wolf was killed and three wounded. Buy more War Bonds.
The Pocahontas Indians beat Albert City 41 to 80 in the last home game of the season on Tuesday February 20. Red Matthieson led Pocahontas with 14 points as Charlies Anderson and others pushed the offense. The girls also defeated Albert City 43 to 41 with Bernadine Steuilil scoring 21 for Pocahontas.
Miss Mavereette Hudek returns from Long Beach and Seattle visit. Nursing colleagues Miss Edmundson and Miss Hammes arrive back in Des Moines after visiting her parents. Denver visitor Hugh Ollinger and family stay with John Ollinger. Donahue daughter Fileen recovering after Mercy Hospital operation. Nelsons move to a farm near Rolfe. Nelsons rent Pocahontas creamery. Naylor buys Nelson house. Shaw hosts family dinner as legislature adjourns.
Mr and Mrs Frank oy Dave Dady and Delma Ma Mrs attended funeral services for a relative who died Sunday. They returned Wednesday evening from Cantal. Services were at nine in the Catholic church in Carroll. They also visited in the homes of Mrs Henry Hackfort and Mrs William Fasshander.
Members of the ra club met at the hotel for a noon luncheon on Tuesday. Lucille Johnson instructor cB Grove and Mrs. Ralph Pata, Matron of Trig Chapter 396, were guests. Afterward the group visited the 103 hall where a school o¢ ro was held by Mrs. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Claus Sunts are parents of a son born Friday January 16 in Lutheran hospital in Dodge. Latsle the parents of 4 Sonbory Si ruary 18 in Luther Dodge. He Bruce and Roy Depew moved to the Chartes Lindemay fen north of the coitllouge, recently occupied by Mike Monaghan who retired from the farm. The farm occupied by the Depevws hases rented by Urban Osweiley, Pet. John Gannon has seas and is now in hospital. Arrived over stationed Semember in Indian according to war recejes from his parents. Pvt. Gannon is in the ground crew of the army air force. Mr. and Mrs. T. i Shimon have been informed by their son Cyl Bay Shimon that he is now stationed by France. Cpl. Shimon is vial. Continued on Page q
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