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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1950

Page

3

Local church group notes and visiting speaker address

The W S C S will meet at the Methodist church Thursday afternoon with Mrs Charles Hauswirth in charge of divisions and Mrs Darwin Hauswirth presenting the lesson. Dr I E Iglehart, a missionary teacher from Japan, spoke at the church Sunday and a potluck followed. He has taught at the Methodist college in Tokyo. An birth was announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Oertley in Iowa City. The baby is the first grandchild of the Floyd Oertleys. Mr and Mrs R X Couch of Belden California and Mr and Mrs William Beem of Carlisle Iowa visited the James Williams home Friday. Mrs Couch is a niece and Mrs Beem a sister-in-law.

W.S.C.S Methodist Church Charles Hauswirth Darwin Hauswirth I. E. Iglehart Japan Iglehart Methodist College Tokyo Robert Oertley Iowa City Bob Uli Floyd Oertleys R. x. Couch Belden Calif William Beem Carlisle James Williams Couch

Town election set for March 27 at city hall

Town election will be held at the city hall March 27 to elect a mayor and five councilmen. Walter Knight seeks re election as mayor following the late George Speer’s tenure. Axel Carlson Eugene Waters Butler Parris seek reelection. Morris James and Robert Faint run for new council seats. Joe Edge runs for treasurer. Mrs George Speer visited relatives in Rodman Sunday. Mrs H D Bennet visited Mrs George Speer from Curlew Thursday.

Walter Knight George Speer Axel Carlson Eugene Waters Butler Parris Morris James Robert Faint Joe Edge

Senior Class Play and Community Notes Presented

The senior class play The Absent minded Professor directed by Mrs. Shelby Nelson appears at the school Friday March 24 at 8 p.m. Cast includes Prof Allen Frank Vavricka Mrs Allen Audrey Blondis Templeton Barr and others. The junior high basketball team won a consolation prize at Pocahontas and the Parent-Teacher Club meets March 27 with music groups to enter a spring contest. Services for John H Bochma 86 of Fort Dodge were held at the Methodist church with burial in Washington cemetery. He was born in the Netherlands and lived in Indiana and Iowa before moving to Fort Dodge. survivors include his wife three daughters five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Shelby Nelson Prof 1Q Allen Frank Vavricka Barry Waters Lillian Biff Janet Hauswirth Hiram Hummel Sonny Huseby Betty Ann Mason Alten Bonnie Leith Imogene Gene Lucylee Lund Kate Cole Anne Vavricka Sadie James Lucile Clausen John Bochma John H. Bochma Fort Dodge Methodist J. E. Albertson Washington Cemetery Netherlands Mercy Hospital Hart Dodge Goodland Ind Agnes DeYounge Havelock Rochma

Havelock Hosts School Board Members At 500 Party

Mr and Mrs Floyd Vader and Mr and Mrs Jess DeVau entertained at a party at the Vader home northwest of Havelock Friday evening. Guests included Havelock school board members and their wives, Mrs Don Henderson, and Mr and Mrs John Whitman. They played 500 with Mr and Mrs John Whitman. First prize went to Mr andMrs Floyd Ferguson, consolation to Mrs Whitman, travel prize to Mrs Whitman. Lunch followed.

Floyd Vader Jess DeVau Havelock Don Henderson John Whitman Floyd Ferguson Whitman

Town Circle Meets The Town Circle at Methodist Church

The Town Circle of the W S C met at the Methodist church on Thursday. Members discussed community events and planned future activities.

W.S.C Methodist Church Thurs

Wa tan-ye Club Installs Officers In Pocahontas

Wa tan-ye club in Pocahontas held installation ceremonies after a 6:30 dinner at the Pine Room. Miss Eileen O'Brien provided piano music while Mrs. Lindeman, retiring president, served as installing officer. New officers include A J Shimon president James Hronek vice president Julia Ramsay secretary Ray Beck treasurer Katherine Boozell board member. A business meeting followed to plan a benefit style show set for Legion building Friday March 24 at 8 p.m.

Wa Tan-Ye Club Pine Room Eileen O’brien C. E. Lindeman Hronek Julia Ramsay Ray Beck Katherine Boozell Wa-tan-ye Club Legion Building

W S C S Meeting Highlights Bazaar Vote and Banquet Plans

The W S C S session with 20 members and seven guests voted to hold the fall harvest bazaar at the supper. Mrs. George Johnson led devotions after the hymn Stand Up for Jesus. The father son banquet report to be given Thursday. Mother daughter banquet set for March 28 at 6 30. Sick listed Irene Roberts Fort Dodge and Mrs Otto Maltzhn Laurens. Mrs Frank Kirby spoke on Four Women of Bible Times and business women today. Lunch with green white decor served by hostesses Will Boysen Edge Gaskill and others.

George Johnson Jesus C. C. Cole W.S.C.S Irene Roberts Fort Dodge Otto Maltzhn Laurens Frank Kirby Bible Times Will Boysen Henry Edge Bert Gaskill William Boysen Donald Cornwell

Illness Greetings for Guy B Bunce in Colorado Springs

Word arrives of the serious illness of Guy B Bunce of Colorado Springs Colorado with no recovery in sight. Pearl Mick daughter in law cannot travel to Colorado. Mrs Eva Buck who worked in Fort Dodge spent last week here and Dolores Lady of Storm Lake visited her parents Dewey and Mrs Lady. Junior high pupils held a waste paper drive Friday and Saturday raising funds to buy an article for the room.

Guy B. Bunce Colorado Springs Colo Pearl Mick Colorado Eva Buck Fort Dodge Rockwell Dolores Lady Storm Lake Dewey

Local Community Notes of Visits and Health Events

Mr and Mrs Ray Grover visited Ames and stayed with Mr and Mrs Wrands Carey. Ray entered Veterans hospital Des Moines for treatment and check up after a month at home. Eldon Buck and Orville Anderson visited from Graettinger. Donna Linn named infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Mileschick. Many small visits and medical updates follow including hospital recoveries and surgeries.

Ray Grover Ames Wrands Carey Ray Des Moines Veterans Hospital

Injures Finger at Pocahontas Welding Shop

Don Neville owner of Pocahontas Welding and Machine Shop with Alfred Plautz suffered a fractured index finger on his right hand while at work in the shop Thursday.

Don Neville Pocahontas Welding and Machine Shop Alfred Plautz

Ruth Begner Wins Pocahontas Spelling Contest

Ruth Begner age 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Begner of Albert City, won the Pocahontas county spelling contest held Saturday March 18. An eighth grade pupil at Varina consolidated school taught by Grace Reed, the event was judged by Frances Young Pocahontas county superintendent of schools with Emmanuel Kraska pronouncing the words. Referees included Sister Mary George Sacred Heart school Pocahontas, Mrs Martha Frye Ware, and Grace Reed.

Ruth Begner Fred Begner Albert City Pocahontas County Varina

Weekend Visitors Fill Area Homes From Minnesota to Iowa

Mr and Mrs Florent Hotovec and son Jimmie of Sargent Minnesota visited from Friday to Monday in the homes of their parents Mr and Mrs Bernard Wienhold and Mr and Mrs Joe Hotovec Other guests at the Wienhold home included Mrs Bob Cook of Estherville and Mr and Mrs Leo Wienhold and daughters of Vetter Misses Dorothy Ann Shimon and Jo Ann Broderick of Council Bluffs spent the weekend with the former's parents Mr and Mrs A C Shimon Mr and Mrs Ray Beck hosted the O Kay Bid Buy club with high scores awarded to Mrs A C Shimon and R M Love Refreshments were served at Hadeks Snack Shop Mr and Mrs Jerry Hotovee hosted about 30 Sacred Heart high school students and Father Jerome Koenig for their son Bills 17th birthday buffet supper Arthur Groff visited his parents and returned to Dubuque to attend Loray College with Miss Charlotte Kuhl and Mrs Clarence Frank among weekend visitors Also Mr and Mrs Bob Dyer and son Bobbie of Fulda Minnesota spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Paul Nieman Mrs Dyer formerly Joan Hynish of Pocahontas Mr Dyer works for Interstate Light and Power Co

Florent Hotovec Jimmie Sargent, Minn Bernard Wienhold Joe Hotovec Wienhold Bob Cook Estherville Leo Wienhold Vetter Dorothy Ann Shimon Jo Ann Broderick Council Bluffs Jerome Koenig Bill Arthur Groff Dubuque Loray College Clarence Groff Groff Charlotte Kuhl R.N Waterloo Clarence Frank Remsen Bob Dyer Bobbie Fulda Minn Paul Nieman Dyer Joan Hynish Pocahontas Interstate Light and Power Co

Local social notes highlight card games and visits

Mrs Will Schott hosted a German ladies club afternoon with Five hundred won by Mrs Herman Hemker and Mrs C A Schott taking consolation prize while Mrs John Ollinger won the draw prize. Burt visitors Mr and Mrs Louis Kent Sr and Jr returned home with Mrs Kent Sr after spending the week in Thomas McMahon’s home. Eldon Briggs, Iowa City student, visited wife and daughter with Mrs Briggs’ parents. Irene Linnan joined Pocahontas county treasurer office and stayed with Mr and Mrs Theo Koenig in Rolfe. 11 48 club hosted by Mrs Loren Oleson with guests Mrs Ray Beck and others. Charles Beevers won high in contract bridge. Hi Lo club hosted by Mr and Mrs Waldron with pinochle prize to Mrs Clifford Slayton. Chapter AH T T T met for dessert bridge hosted by Mrs R L Hudson with guests Mrs Leo Shimon and others. prizes awarded.

Will Schott Herman Hemker C. A.schott John Ollinger Louis Kent Burt Thomas McMahon Kent Rolfe Theo Koenig Loren Oleson Ray Beck Paul Hudek Hugh Norman Spirit Lake Charles Beevers W. W. Waldron R. Wainwright Waldron Clifford Slayton T.T.T R. L. Hudson Leo Shimon J. J. DeLay W. Venable

Rites Held for Fred F Fry Funeral of Local Farmer

Funeral services were held Friday at the Pocahontas Methodist Church for Fred F. Fry 67 who died unexpectedly Tuesday night from a heart attack. Burial followed at Summit Hill Cemetery with pallbearers named. Fry, born August 20 1883 in Sloan Iowa, lived in several states before settling near Pocahontas. He married Elsie Rosacker in 1914 and farmed before moving to town.

Fred F. Fry Methodist Pocahontas J. R. Kirby Summit Hill Cemetery Ramon Hinde Donald Hobbs George Stockdale James Sinek Vernal King A. C. Carmichael Thomas Martha Bennington Fry Fry

Pry Estate Obituary Notes Survivors and Relatives

Mr. Pry was employed by the REA in Pocahontas. Survivors include his widow four daughters Mrs Glen King Marshalltown Mrs Donald McLain Mrs Theodore Peterson and Mrs Ronald Rude all of Pocahontas three granddaughters two grandsons and one brother Otis Pry of Sloan. Mrs Josephine Posakony visiting her children in Denver and acquainting with a new granddaughter born to Mr and Mrs Charles Kent Oldsen formerly Kathlnt smi. The latter's family also in Denver.

Pry R.E.A Pocahontas Ihis Glen King Marshalltown Donald McLain Theodore Peterson Ronald Rude Otis, Pry Sloan Egen Denver Ps Charles Kent Oldsen Kathlnt Denver Amily Alo T

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