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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1941

Page

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WAHON VAL EDITORIAL: ELECTION SHOULD INTEREST VOTERS

The piece urges voters to participate in the upcoming March 10 school election, arguing any taxpayer or parent should vote and noting boards gain attention only when actions displeases constituents. It comments on the duty of citizens to stay informed and engaged in school affairs.

Board of Education High School Athletic Association Senate House Iowa Board of Control

Iowa legislature’s headaches loom over redistricting and taxation

With no break in session the Iowa legislature faces major issues including congressional and senatorial redistricting, a new state office building appropriation, teachers annuity reforms, truck taxation, loss leader or mark-up bills, housing aid, and athletics oversight. Speedy progress shows in bill activity and committee work, signaling a busy 45 days ahead.

Iowa Senate House Congress Des Moines

Senate Rules and Cloture Debate on War Issue

The passage urges enforcing the cloture rule to end debate on a measure aimed at keeping the United States out of war. It notes Senate rules limit debate to an hour per speaker, though lawmakers favor broad speaking rights. The call emphasizes preventing a filibuster in the public interest.

Automobile Industy United States Senate England Nye Willkie Germany Poland Sen. Wheeler League of Nations League Hitler

Shoes Displayed From 1896 Wedding On Ludlow Man

Julius Bauercamper of Ludlow shows the wedding shoes worn in 1896. The pair is described as a style once common in the "pay 90's" period.

Julius Bauercamper Ludlow

Honor Schmueckers Farewell Events In Pocahontas

In Pocahontas many groups honored Mr. and Mrs. Schmuecker as they leave for a Marengo area farm. Farm Bureau, A T T T chapter, and local officials hosted gifts and a luncheon with Max Naylor introduced as the new county agent. A separate charity dinner and a bridge game followed at various local venues.

Pocahontas E. J. Schmuecker Marengo Schmuecker Pocahontas County Farm Bureau Max Naylor Webster County 4-H Eastside

Pocahontas 4-H leaders trained by Ames expert

Miss Florence Forbes led a school for 4-H girls club leaders in Pocahontas county with 4-H members from Ames and Des Moines areas. The event, titled Home Furnishings 2, took place in the county courthouse assembly room on a Tuesday in March.

F. J. Strathman Alfred Miller Des Moines Chas. Byrd Grace Strathman Jean Miller American Institute of Business Miller Florence Forbes Extension Service Ames Pocahontas County Court House D. M. Grant Hastings Neb I. A. Brokaw Robert Hursh Leah Lometis Carlson Don Lenz Rebekah Lodge Havelock Newell Newell Lodge Newell’ Lodge

Bradgate Girls Defeat Pocahontas 36 to 26 in Wednesday Bout

Bradgate girls beat Pocahontas 36 to 26 as they built a 23 to 19 halftime lead and extended to 32 to 22 by the final period. Dorothy Law led Bradgate with 17 points, followed by Betty Kelsey with 15, while Dolores Vogel scored 18 for Pocahontas. A men's faculty game followed, with Pocahontas edging Laurens 25 to 24.

Eagles Algona Sacred Heart Roy Kampfe Pocahontas Earl Steipfing Kohlhass Algons Rogers Lytton Bradgate Pocahontas High Dorothy Law Betty Kelsey Dolores Vogel Laurens

Priscilla Club Hosts Bridge Evening at Shimon Home

The Priscilla club met at Mrs. T. M. Shimon's home with non member guests Mrs. Dan O'Brien and Mrs. Josephine Posakony. Shimon won the high score prize among members while O'Brien claimed the guest prize after a contract bridge session followed by refreshments at Lindeman cafe.

Priscilla Club T. M. Shimon Dan O’brien Josephine Posakony Shimon A. J. Shimon W. E. Young Steinhilber Rosemary Miller Kathryn Ann Pattee Alfred Miller

Infection From Scratch Howard Sheeley Hospitalized

Howard Sheeley, ill with blood poisoning, was taken to Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge Tuesday night February 25 in the Rudolph and McIntire ambulance. He worked on A. W. Vodraska farm and scratched his left hand on barbed wire while doing chores February 18.

Howard Sheeley Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge Rudolph and McIntire Sheeley A. W. Vodraska

Local Friend's Postcard Hinted From Miami

Reverend William DeGroot of Grundy Center reported a friend in Miami Florida who had supposedly died three years earlier sent a postcard. The message arrived recently and raises questions about its origin and timing.

DeGroot Grundy Center Miami Fla

Doctor and wife share hospital stay in Waterloo

Dr. FE Rose of Grundy Center and his wife were patients at a Waterloo hospital simultaneously. Mrs. Rose gave birth to their first child the same day Dr. Rose checked in for an appendectomy.

IN. Hospital FE. Rose Grundy Center Waterloo Hospital

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