Rolfe School News Highlights Student Activities and Sports
Rolfe School reports Loren Tiernan returning, music with Parade of Wooden Soldiers and Hansel and Gretel, and nursery animal stories. Second graders work on addition facts to 14, draw farm animals, and honor 100 percent spellers. Third grade notes bees beavers ants and termites. Gary Clark’s birthday treats. Beryl’s nine birthday. 100 percent spellers list. Seventh grade studies cotton then steel. Coca Cola Co Humboldt sponsors. eighth grade colors purple and yellow. 8th grade graduation planned. Junior high observes a trap door spider exhibit. basketball program shows 7th vs 6th 26 to 20 and 7th vs 8th 54 to 27. freshmen beat sophomores 18 to 12. finals hoped this week for school champion. High School guest speaker Robert Obrecht discusses conditions in Germany. English class enjoys various literature topics.
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Loren Tiernan
Hansel
Gretel
Jack DeWolf
Mary Dixon
Norman Heald
Shirley Hughes
Carolyn Ives
Judy Jacobson
Jolane Johnson
Donald Naine
Carroll Peters
Danny Phillips
Joseph Reckard
Richard Rice
Robert Rice
Carol Simongon
Sharon Wilcox
Jerry Robinson
Gloria Lamipe
Andy
Gary Clark
Beryl
Richard
Sherley B
Paula
Elwyn
Gary C
Pat
Jerome
Russell
Bill
Larry
Joan
Melva
Juanita
George
Shirley P
Bessie Marie
Coca Cola Co
Humboldt
Donald Puff
Donald
California
Reports Help Needed on Farms
Pocahontas county farms swing into the crop season as 28 farmers seek 24 more workers than available. Max O. Naylor notes 20 general livestock and grain farm roles plus mechanical equipment operation and chores. He cites GI labor shortages, urges registration at the county extension office for referrals.
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Pocahontas County
Max O. Naylor
Naylor
County Extension
Pocahontas
K.S.K. Club to Meet Wednesday at Lindengard Home
Mrs. John Howe and Mrs. O. E. Lehnus announce the K.S.K. Club gathering next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Jack Lindegard with Mrs. George Roush serving as assisting hostess. The event, noted in local society notices, outlines hostesses and venue for the meeting.
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K.S.K
Jack Lindegard
George Roush
Card of Thanks from Loren Tiernan
CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my neighbors relatives and friends for the cards letters and gifts I received during my illness at the hospital and since returning home Loren Tiernan
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Loren Tiernan
Local clubs hold meetings and honors in Peters and Bixler homes
The R B club met at Mrs Vern Peters home with high score prize to Mrs Art Ferden and second to Mrs Helmer Kaiser. Frances Phillips guest won bingo. Lunch by Mrs Peters and Mrs Delima Phillips. The Tuesday club gathered at Mrs N J Bixler with Reader's Digest discussion by Mrs M D Anderson and plastics talk by Mrs T S Clark.
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R.B
Peters
R. B
Vern Peters
Art Ferden
Helmer Kaiser
Frances Phillips
Delima Phillips
Presbyterian church weekly services schedule
Pastor W. F. Schneck leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship follows at 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship meets at 6 30 p.m. Choir rehearsal is Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Union Lenten services are at the Methodist church at 8 p.m.
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Presbyterian Church
W. F. Schneck
Methodist Church
Nain Lutheran Church announces weekly schedule
Emery L Petersen pastor leads Thursday junior choir practice at 4 15 p m Sunday school and Bible class at 10 a m Worship service at 11 a m Sunday school teachers meet at the parsonage Tuesday evening March 26 at 8 p m Lenten service at 8 p m Wednesday evening.
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Emery L. Petersen
Trinity Lutheran announces weekly services and classes
Pastor J. O. Wangberg leads 11 a.m. worship on the theme The Power of God from Luke 4 31 87. Sunday school and Bible class at 10 a.m. Catechism class meets Saturday 1 45 p m at the parsonage. Junior choir 3 p.m. Lenten service Wednesdays and senior choir 8 45 p m Ladies Aid meets with Mrs J O Wangberg on Wednesday March 27.
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J. O. Wangberg
God
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Events
Rev C R Buckwalter leads Sunday school at 10 15 a m and morning worship at 11 15 a m with the sermon Come Unto Me A union Lenten service is at 8 p m Rev Sehneck to preach Choir practice Thursday at 8 Women s Society March meeting at the church Wednesday March 27 New members welcome see the pastor for arrangements for baptism on April 14 Warm Sunday Infant child and adult baptism offered on the same day
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the Methodist Church
C. R. Buckwalter
Our Church
Sehneck
Woman's Society
Meeting on artificial breeding for dairy cattle in Pocahontas
Farmers are invited to a Friday 1:30 p.m. meeting in the courthouse assembly room Pocahontas to discuss artificial breeding of dairy cattle. Speaker Arthur Porter extension dairyman from Iowa State College will cover advantages and disadvantages of artificial breeding associations.
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Pocahontas
Arthur Porter
Iowa State College
Porter
Pocahontas County
Mrs Wiley Hosts Bon Ton Bridge Club Social
Mrs. Anne Wiley hosted the Bon Ton bridge club at her home on Thursday afternoon March 14. Guest Mrs. W. P. Wheeler played as a non-member. L. R. Davidson won high score, Wheeler low, and O. A. Jacobson took the bingo prize. Refreshments followed the play.
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Wiley
Anne Wiley
W. P. Wheeler
L. R. Davidson
Wheeler
O. A. Jacobson
Birthday Party for Legionnaires and Families
The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a birthday party for Legionnaires and families in the K. P. hall on Thursday evening March 21. A covered dish dinner is served at 7 o'clock. All Legion and Auxiliary members are welcome. bring a covered dish and your own table service.
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American Legion Auxiliary
K. P. Hall
American Legion and Auxiliary
Birthday party marks Beryl Wickre ninth celebration
Beryl Jean Wickre celebrated her ninth birthday with a Monday afternoon party at home after school. Guests included Paula Brinkman Bessie Harris Juanita Snook Sally Ives Carolyn Ives Carl Christiansen Marilyn Erickson Carol Shimmon Karen Cox Helen Woods Marna Woods Miss Hull Sharon Wickre. The St Patrick theme featured brick ice cream with a shamrock and lunch served by Mrs Wickre. Each guest received a small china animal to gift Beryl and as party favors.
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Beryl Jean Wickre
Paula Dee Brinkman
Bessie Marie Harris
Juanita Snook
Sally Ives
Carolyn Ives
Carol Christensen
Marilyn Erickson
Carol Shimon
Karen Cox
Helen Ann Woods
Marna Woods
Miss Hull
Sharon Wickre
Bery
County L L C Alumni To Meet March 22
Plans for a Pocahontas county Iowa State alumni banquet were announced by Harold V. Ryan of Laurens. The event at Hotel is set for Friday March 22 at 7 p.m. B. J. Firkins of the soils department will speak. The gathering doubles as an alumni reunion with additional program features planned.
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Iowa State College
Pocahontas County
Harold V. Ryan
Laurens
County Association
Hotel Eee
Friends of
Coal car may be last for a while in Leatherwood Kentucky
HeeHaw News notes a car of Lehigh Portland Cement arrives while a coal car from Leatherwood Kentucky is expected tomorrow and warns it could be the last coal shipment for some time as John Lewis and mine operators clash. The piece critiques government material controls delaying construction and laments housing shortages amid regulation.
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John Lewis
Lehigh
Judges Named for Essay Contest in Northwest Division
High school contestants who submitted the Iowa essay by the March 15 deadline must await April 1 when a three person county jury will select the county winner. County winners advance to the Iowa Development Commission for typing and coding before district judges review. Northwest division judges are Edith Pollock from East High School Sioux City and Vera Pratt from Cherokee High School Cherokee.
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Iowa
Iowa Development Commission
Northwest
Edith Pollock
East High School
Sioux City
Vera Pratt
Cherokee High School
Cherokee
Class notes on India articles and new enrollments
A senior class reviews articles from India brought by James Anderson. Everett Roberts joined the class on March 11. Dorothy Troup, a senior, is convalescing at home after a hospital stay in Fort Dodge and classmates wish her a speedy return.
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India
James Anderson
Everett Roberts
Dorothy Troup
Fort Dodge
Buck thanks friends for cards after fall injury
Mrs. Louis BE Buck expresses appreciation for cards and letters received following an injury from a fall.
Memorial notice from the Scott family
The family of Mrs. Wm. Scott thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of their husband and father.
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Wm. Scott
Memorial thanks for kindness after father's illness
We express gratitude to friends and relatives for support during Hugo Elsasser’s illness and after his death. Signed by Mrs. Caroline Lilly and Mrs. Agnes Schall and Mrs. Leona Beavers.
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Hugo Elsasser
Caroline Lilly
Agnes Schall
Leona Beavers
Maude Brigham property in Rolfe seeks sealed bids
Notice of sealed bids for Lot 8 of Block 16 Original Plat to Rolfe Iowa the Maude Brigham property. Bids require 10 percent certified funds with bid and bid opening at 2 PM March 30 at J H Brinkman’s office. Bidders may raise bids at opening. administrator 22 C P Lathrop reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Rolfe
Iowa
Maude Brigham
J. H. Brinkman
C. P. Lathrop
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