Community Clubs and Farewells Highlight February
The February schedule features 4-H Lively Lassies at D.M.T. schoolhouse with sewing machine talks and a demonstration. Busy Bees host Marilyn Eikenberry for an afternoon of games. Neighbors host farewell parties for the Lawmans and the Fischers, plus a Rolfe PEO anniversary luncheon with charter members. The D.M.T. Woman's Club plans a March meeting as Donald Davis and family are honored at a 7 pm potluck with local Odd Fellows.
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Lively Lassies
D.M.T
Marcia Jane Lehnus
Jeanette Anderson
Marilyn Eikenberry
Busy Bees
Rebekah. and
Odd Fellows
J.O.0
Donald Davis
Minnesota
Odd Fellows Quartet
Harrison Roberts
Albert Hermanson
Merritt Bailey
Louis Lansing
Barbara Farlow
Davis
First Aid Training Emphasized By Iowa Leaders
J. H. Russell of the Iowa Safety Congress urges one trained member per family in first aid. The congress partners with the American Red Cross and Civil Defense to raise public awareness for training as March posters spread the message. Leonard C. Murray calls for a first aid kit in every home and business. County Red Cross chairman can provide classes.
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J. 8
Russell
Iowa Safety Congress
American Red Cross
Civil Defense Committee
Iowa
Safety Congress
Leonard C. Murray
Division of Public Health Education
Iowa State Department of Health
Civil Defense
American Red Cross First Aid
First Aid Training Push Aims for Iowa Citizens
Mr. Russell urged community organizers to host classes and help ensure at least one in seven Iowa residents receive first aid training. He emphasized that preparedness hinges on local effort and timely organization.
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Mr. Russell
Iowa
Church Schedule at Lutheran Church
Pastor Jacobsen leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Lenten and mid week fellowship occur Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Senior choir rehearses Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Confirmation class Saturday at 2 p.m. Junior choir at 3 30 p.m. Visitors and strangers are always welcome.
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THE
Lutheran Church
Jacobsen
Presbyterian Church announces spring schedule and class
Martin J. Prehn pastor sets church school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11. Junior High Fellowship at 5 at Russell Thomas home. Senior High at John Young home. Nursery available in church social room from 11. Communicants' class at 1 p.m. Saturday with two more meetings. Christian Doctrine class last meets Wednesday evening, March 7.
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Presbyterian Church
Martin J. Prehn
Russell Thomas
John Young
The Process of Becoming Sermon at Methodist Church
Arthur G. Peterson preaches at the Friendly Church in a close community. Sunday school starts at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:30 a.m. The sermon titled The Process of Becoming outlines spiritual growth.
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the Methodist Church
Arthur G. Peterson
Friendly
Church Activities Include Youth Fellowship and Services
Evening schedule lists 6 30 p m Senior and Junior High Youth Fellowship 7 30 p m Sunday service A Little Foretaste of Heaven Sermon Chief Joy and Occupation of Heaven 8 30 p m Official board meeting Monday March 5 sub district Senior Methodist Youth Rally at Gilmore City Supper 6 45 p m Wednesday March 7 Asbury class at George Lehnus home 7 30 p m
George Heald Farm Trials Cattle Grub Control Experiment
Iowa State College representatives and county extension officials conducted a cattle grub control trial at the George Heald farm east of Rolfe. Twenty four head were weighed and tagged, grub counts recorded, and nearly all calves sprayed with Lindane for mange while 12 others received DDT for grub control. A second grub treatment is planned in about 30 days. Earle Raun and Dr. P C Homeyer led the project with assistants Robert Walstrom and Lyle Coleman.
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Geo. Heald
George Heald
Rolfe
Iowa State College
Earle Raun
P. C. Homeyer
Robert Walstrom
Lyle Coleman
Card of Thanks from E B Thompson
IT wishes to thank friends for encouragement cards and visits during recent hospital confinement. God bless you all. E B Thompson.
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E. B. Thompson
For Sale and Sewing Services Adlets
Coleman oil burner with fan offered at 85 dollars, two years old, by W. E. Thorson. Sewing machines and vacuums repaired all makes with new and rebuilt units and accessories in Pocahontas Iowa. GRO-COATED farm seeds advertised at 2 cents per pound extra for higher yields by Capitol Brand via Climax Grain & Feed Co.
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Coleman
W. E. Thorson
Royal
Universal
General Electric
Kreal
Pocahontas
Iowa
Capitol
Climax Grain & Feed CO
For Sale Residence Property Offer Sought
For sale notice seeks offers on a residence property. Listed by Mrs. Jo Barnes with a contact reference 52-2 for interested buyers.
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Jo Barnes
Local News Notes from Rolfe Weekend Visits
Miss Evelyn Perrin and N Pod of Mova joined a weekend visit at the Verne P rin home. Betty Jane Sinek of Ruthven spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sinek. Roy Brooks and spouse hosted dinner with Charles Brooks and family at Kanawa. Nash Kipfer, Arlen Hanson and others visited Ervin Kipfer at the Great Lakes Naval Training Base where he is stationed. Wendy Kay Hanson stayed with Eldridge Kipfer. Carl Hanson traveled to Mason City to meet Charles Hanson and his wife after a winter vacation route.missing proper names and minor text corrections
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Betty Jane Sinek
Ruthven
Leon Sinek
Nash Kipfer
Arlen Hanson
Kenneth Hanson
Cylinder
Great Lakes Naval Training Base
Ervin Kipfer
Wendy Kay Hanson
Eldridge Kipfer
Carl Hanson
Mason City
Charles Hanson
Emmetsburg
Thank You Note From Mrs J T Grant
Mrs. J. T. Grant expresses thanks to all who sent letters cards gifts and visits during her recent accident confinement at home.
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J. T. Grant
Harris Thomas Family Thanks for Memorial Kindness
The Harris F. Thomas family expresses gratitude for assistance during their bereavement. They acknowledge flowers memorials and many acts of kindness and sympathy shown.
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Harris F. Thomas
4-H County Officers Elect Fair Board Leaders
In a February 15 meeting at Glen Anderson house 4-H county officers elected Joe Schott Pocahontas as president Beulah Anderson Pomeroy as vice president Irene Mehl Fonda as secretary and Dick Henderson Have lock as treasurer for the current year
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4-H Inc
4-H
Glen Anderson House
Joe Schott
Pocahontas
Beulah Anderson
Pomeroy
Irene Mehl
Fonda
Dick Henderson
Havelock
Coal and insulation ad teeters between wit and sales pitch
An eclectic HeeHaw style ad touts Leatherwood Kentucky 5x3 Ker Coal at a discount plus Illinois stoker coal Elk Horn Kentucky lump coal and insulation supplies. It mocks pricing and includes a quip about weather and a brief joke about a minister’s wife meeting a neighbor.
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Kentucky
Illinois
Elk Horn
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D.Y.C
D.Y.O
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Elmer Lawman
Mrs. Lawman
Rolfe P.E.O
P.E.O
Jane Webb
Webb
Iane Clark
Lulu Rogers
Vera Olerich
T. R. Campbell
Sioux Rapids
Mrs. Campbell
Grace Brinkman
Genevieve Brinkman
Mary McIntire
Carrie Brinkman
Bess Grant
Fisher Family
Lee Fisher
Dick Fisher
Harold Shinney
August Brinkman
Glenn Samuels
Harry Thompson
Robert
D.M.T. Women's Club
D.M.T. Woman's Club
George Lehnus
James Triplett
Howard DeWolf
Nxa
Syaes
Dave's
Luyneaar Gren Fpolfe
Jowwa
Basement Dian Beate Gfe For
FCOND
Pawss Loyns van Carmen
Claude Camper
O’donnell
Gerald O'Donnell
Mrs. O’donnell
Sorosis Club
Bernice Hauck
Telmer Sime
Associated Funeral Directors Service
McIntire Funeral Home
Rolfe, Iowa
Electrolux Vacuum
Donald Mangle
Humboldt
Cory Cafe
George Beckord
Armstrong Piano Co
Arcade Bldg
Spencer
B. H. Peters
James Schade
East Plover
James Cronk
Brinkman Standard Service
Humboldt Rendering Co
Humboldt, Ia
John Deere Tractor
G.M.C
G. A. Kuyper
West Bend
John W. Eike
Hall Roberts’ Son
Postville
Rolfe Local News
Evelyn Perrin
N Pod
Verne Prin
Mrs
Roy Brooks
Charles Brooks
Kanawa
Clinton J. Morrison
HeeHaw News
Price
Loveland
Veterans Administration
J.T. Grant & Son
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