Methodist Church Dedication Sunday Activities
Rev C R Buckwalter leads a 10 15 Sunday school and 11 15 worship with a Dedication Sunday appeal. Youth Fellowship at 6 30, no social hour due to union Lenten services. Youth Rally at Humboldt Monday 6 45 with 45 cent supper and Dr Earl Roadman. Father Son banquet March 13. tickets $1 per pair from Hattie L. Leh nus. choir practice Thursday 8 pm.
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THE
Methodist Church
C. R. Buckwalter
Christ
Humboldt
Earl Roadman
Schneck
M.M
Don Majorowicz
Hattie Lehnus
Wilson Discusses Post War Problems at Farm Club Meeting
Clarence Wilson of the Iowa Farm Bureau spoke to Pocahontas county’s Young Farm Couples Club at Town Pump cafe on February 23. He discussed the soybean quota issue and potential price adjustments to encourage 1944 planting and touched on postwar topics including farm size, living standards, and free trade. A birthday party was held for Wilson after the talk.
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Pocahontas County
Young Farm Couples Club
Clarence Wilson
Iowa Farm Bureau
Wilson
Illinois Farm Bureau
Farm Institute
Clarence
Local social events showcase many hostesses and gatherings
A flurry of friendly gatherings fills the week with bridge parties hosted by Mrs. N J Bixler and Mrs H D Brinkman for the Tietze family visiting from Bakersfield California. Mrs Ivan Harris is honored at a party hosted by Mrs George Beckord, with gifts and socializing following lunch.Further dinners and club meetings roll on as the Woman's Club plans a March gathering at Mrs C J Moen's home and P E O Chapter FA hosts a meeting with talks on Men In the News and Periscope of News.
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Ivan Harris
George Beckord
Harris
Woman’s Club
C. J. Moen
Belle Kirkpatrick
C. L. Gunderson
F. E. Grant
P.E.O
Fred Nelson
J. C. Damborg
J. H. Brinkman
Community Notices Roundup From W S C S Activities
The W S C S met at the Methodist church February 23 with Eloise Hewlett performing a piano solo and Mrs J C Gunderson leading devotions. A farewell party for Mr and Mrs Chris Madsen was hosted by the American Legion and Auxiliary at the Legion hall the same evening. Separate items mention the Friendly Circle meeting, a family dinner for Seaman Hurley on leave, Excelsior society at Presbyterian Church March 8, and a post nuptial shower for Mrs Brownie MacVey with gifts and games at the Methodist church parlors.
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W.S.C.S
QO. B. Fuller
Alta Hewlett
George Marine
T. D. Jones
Eloise Hewlett
J. C. Gunderson
Circle No. 2
B. L. MacVey
Brownie MacVey
Mary Gehit
Bradgate
Doris Jean Faux
Evelyn Kipfer
Bonita Philp
Juuich
Rolfe School School News Highlights And Activities
Rolfe School reports a kindergarten party given by freshman homemaking students and notes on absences. Readers discuss reading groups, book clubs, perfect spelling, poetry club, and round robin punch ball in fourth and fifth grades. The junior high wins a basketball game in overtime, with pep meetings and a Lincoln Washington skit. Stamp totals and bond purchases are listed for several students.
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Jack DeWolf
Gary Kaiser
Paul Kerns
Melva Porter
Jo Anderson
Marilyn Diederich
Vera Jean Holt
Josephine Murray
Alice Zeman
Bonnie Nelson
Franklin DeVaul
Poetry Club
Lee Bishop
Donna Miller
Carl Biederman
Reds
Blues
Janette Alig
Lawrence Bishop
Eott
Laurens
Donnie Riley
Betty Jayne Sinek
Alberte Jacobson
Darlene Dixon
Stuart Webb
Abraham Lincoln
Jarry Stoufe
George Washington
Donnie Isley
Valley Forge
Charles Reckard
Washington
Evelyn Perrin
Coca-Cola Co
Humboldt
Bonn
Maxine Webb
Bobby Eccles
Joan Stuckwalter
Eddie Wilcox
Paul Sinek
Shiney Fuller
Lucile Vierson
Roberts Biches
Presbyterian Church Service and Meetings
W F Schneck pastor leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Choir practice follows. Excelsior society meets March 8 in the church parlor, Division 4 serves. Lenten service Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Methodist church. all are invited to attend both services.
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Presbyterian
W. F. Schneck
Excelsior Society
Trinity Lutheran church weekly schedule announced
Pastor J. O. Wangberg leads service this Sunday at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 8 p.m. Luther League. Catechism class meets Saturday at 1 45 p.m. at the parsonage. Lenten service at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Trinity church and prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
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J. O. Wangberg
Luther League
Trinity Church
Three Local Women Suffer Arm Fractures in Recent Falls
Reports from the area recount three through the week incidents. Mrs C J Morrison broke the left arm just above the wrist after slipping near the Presbyterian church last Wednesday evening. Mrs M Ridenour fractured a wrist in a fall near her home on Tuesday. Ruth Ives cracked the bone in her right arm just above the wrist while at school Thursday morning.
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C. J. Morrison
Presbyterian Church
Funeral services held for twin infants
Funeral services for the twin sons of Mr and Mrs Carl Christensen of Bradgate were conducted by Rev C R Buckwalter at the McIntire Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon. Interment followed at Clinton Garfield cemetery. The infants were born prematurely at Mercy hospital in Fort Dodge Sunday afternoon. They are survived by their parents and three sisters.
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Carl Christensen
Bradgate
McIntire Funeral Home
C. R. Buckwalter
Clinton- Garfield Cemetery
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Pilot Lt Raymond Schonberger Returns to Banning Calif
Lt Raymond Schonberger came back to Banning California on Monday after a one week furlough spent with his family. His wife Mrs Schonberger stayed for an extended visit while awaiting his transfer to a new base. A stray quote notes a person wrapped up in himself has a mighty thin garment.
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Raymond Schonberger
Banning
Calif
Luncheon Marks Annual Pocahontas Farm Group Meeting
The women's home project annual meeting at Town Pump cafe on February 24 drew 35 county and township officers and guests. County Chairman Mrs. F. D. Schlensig and county home economist Mrs. Helen S. Sage led morning discussions on yearly plans and regular five-meeting schedule. A farm women annual meeting with a speaker will replace achievement day. Lunch by Pocahontas County Farm Bureau featured toastmistress Mrs. Harley McLain. talks by Max O. Naylor and Don Trenary followed.
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Women’s Home Project Organization
F. D. Schlensig
Helen S. Sage
Pocahontas County Farm Bureau
Harley McLain
Farr Martin
G. F. Butler
Fred Hersom
Max O. Naylor
Don Trenary
Jesse F. Kohrt
Rock Rapids
Ben Weeks
Notre Dame trainee Roger DeWolf visits hometown
Roger DeWolf, in training at Notre Dame University in South Bend, Indiana, is spending a leave at his parents’ home. A former active 4 H club member, he attended and spoke at the county 4 H party Saturday night.
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Roger DeWolf
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
James E. DeWolf
Roger
Card of Thanks from the Lowerys
Mr and Mrs T O Lowery express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and cards during their illness.
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T. O. Lowery
Thanking Friends After Mercy Hospital Stay
Mrs. Frank Cornwell thanks supporters for cards flowers and thoughtful expressions during her stay at Mercy hospital in Fort Dodge.
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Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Frank Cornwell
Sroufe Family Thank You for Support
Mr and Mrs Frank Sroufe and family thank friends and neighbors for cards and help during hospital and illness at home.
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Sroufe
Frank Sroufe
Thanks for support after death of husband and brother
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to all who assisted with flowers and sympathy during illness and at the time of their loved one’s death. Signed by Mrs. Lendit Paulson and families including R J Hoveland P A Paulson Simonson and L M Paulson.
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Lendit Paulson
R. J. Hoveland
P. A. Paulson
Building materials available without permits in HeeHaw News
Cement plaster brick and drain tile readily obtainable though production slowed by help shortages. Pre varnished oak flooring windows doors mouldings wall boards roofing and shingles on hand. Vincent drain tile promoted with no regulatory limit on quantity and expected coal supply concerns noted for Mayflower lump coal.
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