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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1946

Page

4

Poppies On Sale May 25 Reflect Veterans’ Stories

Mrs. C. B. Chapmans of Rolfe Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary explains Poppy Day observances. Poppies arrive from Marshalltown, made by disabled veterans of both world wars, each unique. The sale supports veterans financially and provides occupational therapy while honoring those who served.

Ife C. B. Chapmans Rolfe Unit Mean Legion Auxiliary American Legion Marshalltown Europe Pacific America American Legion Auxiliary

Pocahontas 4-H Chooses Camp Candidates

Pocahontas county selects Beverly DeWolf and Phillips Brinkman for the 1946 national 4-H club camp in Washington DC. Four state trip winners will be chosen after eight candidates are interviewed in Des Moines. expenses for one boy and one girl funded by the Des Moines Register and Tribune.

Pocahontas County Washington, D. C Beverly DeWolf Phillips Brinkman Max C. Naylor Des Moines Regist Tribune Haveeen Personnally Des Moines Ocahontas County National Club Congress Beverly Phillips Pocahontas Coun Oya’ Club

400 Chickens Suffocated On North Of Roife Farm

Mr and Mrs Albert Jensen report the loss of 400 chickens to suffocation after a parrow s nest fell during the night of April 24. The 400 birds, 300 pullets and 100 mixed, died by morning and shortly after.

Albert Jensen Farm&s Ife Parrow Sen

Emergency Seed Drive for German Garden Needs

Miss Harriett Damborg of the Red Cross in Germany telegraphed her father for seeds to supply a 1000 man garden for American servicemen and families. J C Damborg used a personal check to order seeds and a letter of explanation was promised.

Germany Red Cross Harriett Damborg J. C. Damborg Miss Damborg

Poll of Farmers Approves OPA Despite Doubts

A Wallace Homestead poll of Iowa farmers shows 69 percent favor extending OPA, with 43 percent supporting a one year continuation and 26 percent six months. Only 19 percent want immediate end, 12 percent undecided. Draft extension also splits opinions, with 65 percent favoring six months and 31 percent ending May 15.

Des Moines Wallaces Iowa Homestead OPA Dewey Iowa Army

Rexall druggists hold regional convention in Minneapolis

M W Webb reports on the Rexall convention in Minneapolis where over 700 independent Rexall druggists from Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Iowa gathered. Justin W Dart optimistic on business outlook and war time easing to allow more products and store improvements. Minnesota Rexall club officers C A Waldron E T Schmidt C Schuehle Jr and W S Smetana hosted the event.

M. W. Webb Minneapolis Rexall Druggists Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Rexall Webb United Rexall Drug Company Justin W. Dart Minnesota State Rexall Club C. A. Waldron E. T. Schmidt Buffalo C. Schuehle, Jr Fairbault W. S. Smetana Hopkins

Pocahontas County crops begin as planting starts

Farmers in Pocahontas County report corn ground ready and corn planting underway with some soybeans planted. Oats and alfalfa show good growth and livestock have been turned into pastures.

Pocahontas Pocahontas County

Jook Around Your Home Today Promises Tomorrow’s Glimpse

Readers are invited to explore how today’s domestic spaces reflect future trends in culture technology and lifestyle. A brisk tour of common rooms reveals emerging ideas shaping tomorrow while highlighting everyday objects and practices.

Pocahontas County Forms Soil Conservation District

About 120 landowners voted 88 to 32 on April 27 to create the Pocahontas County Iowa soil conservation district. Polling sites were in Pocahontas Laurens Rolfe Palmer and Fonda. Harry L. Lund received the most votes for district commissioner for six years. Arthur M. Johnson for four years. Fred C. Gilchrist for two years. Three other candidates drew similar totals. The new commissioners met April 30 with assistant state soil conservationist Wm Maakestad to plan work for the district.

Pocahontas County Fred C. Gilchrist Swan Lake Township Frank Farrell Dover Township T. A. Nixon Center Township Bert IX. Rude Grant Township Wm. Maakestad

Play Features Y. W. Club Supper Monday

The Y W club hosted new members at a Monday supper on April 29 at the Lounge. Purple and white lilacs, white candies, and May basket place cards decorated the table. New president Hattie Lehnus spoke after Ward Brinkman welcomed guests. Anita Beckord presented remembrances, and a play titled The 100 000 Club Paper was staged by members including Barrington Girard Lee Lund and Lehnus. Supper was prepared by retiring officers with help from four high school girls.

Y.W. Club Ward Brinkman Hattie Lehnus Anita Beckord Beckord Barrington Madge Girard

Mystery Play Set For Des Moines Farm Bureau Meeting

Strange happenings in the Greater Rolfe Lounge lead to the reveal of a play by a Young Women's club cast. The performance titled Where Are You Going Friday Night will be at 8 o'clock Friday May 3 in the D.M.T. schoolhouse as part of the Des Moines township Farm Bureau gathering.

Rolfe Young Women’s Club Des Moines Township Farm Bureau D.M.T

Couch Will Talk To Farm Group

A. A. Couch, president of the Iowa State Federation of Labor, is scheduled to speak to the Pocahontas county young married couples group. The gathering at the Legion hall in Palmer on Thursday evening May 2 starts with a 7 p.m. dinner followed by a recreational program.

A. A. Couch Iowa State Federation of Labor Pocahontas County Legion Hall Palmer

Leg Breaks in Car Crash Involving 18 Year Old

Donald Lanus 18 son of Art Lanus suffered a broken leg and severe cuts and bruises April 21 when a car struck the pickup he rode in. He rode with his seat hanging out over the endgate and was treated by a doctor. He is recovering at his brother Leon ard Lanus home in Gilmore City and is reported to be improving.

Donald Lanus Art Lanus Donald Leonard Gilmore City

Pocahontas County Plans Centennial Observance Across Iowa

Pocahontas county prepares to observe Iowa’s centennial with a county-wide event during the 4 H club fair and an Old Settlers program. Co chairmen Frances Young and Hugh Moore head the effort with secretary Mrs Keleher. Local communities may stage centennial activities through summer and fall under county committee guidance.

Pocahontas County Iowa Courthouse Board Frances Young Hugh Moore Pocahontas Keleher Old Settlers Matie L. Bailey Carl Flanagan Fonda L. W. Rouse Varina Herbert Hammer Dover Township Melvin Royer Cedar Township C. E. Peterson Colfax Township Grace Maurer F. C. Gilchrist, Jr Laurens Harry Lund Cummins Township Erick Blomgren Marshall Township Mary Peterson Swan Lake Township Palmer W. J. Lampe Bellville Township George Peters Lake Township Arnold Thalaker Lizard A. J. Shaw Francis Young Matie Bailey Cal Bash Sherman Township Ray Crummer Grant Township James Bartosh Roosevelt Township Ray Miller Lincoln Township

Girls Improve Home Ec Rooms in Redeccorating

Sophomore home making class completes redecorating project for the home economics rooms. Improvements include new curtains for seven kitchen windows placques above the refrigerator pictures for the sewing room chair seat covers refinished sewing machines cabinet refinished woodwork cleaned waxed repainting of chest of drawers breakfast room set mirror pantry china closet addition of cactus plants and new greenery. Public invitation extended to visit the department.

Pipe Falls on Foot at Charlton Farm

Vern Peters suffered severe bruises when a pipe fell on his foot at the Charlton farm occupied by Art Hanson a week ago Tuesday. He was taken for a doctor visit and X-rays were taken to locate the injuries. He has been walking with crutches for the past week.

Vern Peters Charlton Art Hanson

Six Boys Inducted At Fort Snelling

Pocahontas county youths were inducted into the armed forces at Fort Snelling Minnesota within the past week. Inductees include Tilbert O Hatteberg Fonda Donald G Hudek Kenneth D Lady Havelock Robert W Madsen Rolfe Melvin F Grund Marathon John E E Redshaw Fonda.

Pocahontas County Fort Snelling Minn Tilbert O. Hatteberg Fonda Donald G. Hudek Pocahontas Kenneth D. Lady Havelock Robert W. Madsen Rolfe Melvin F. Grund Marathon John EE. Redshaw Congress LaVerne L. Schossow Harold C. Hansen Glenn A. Reinders Plover Donald L. Peterson William E. Brown Laurens Norman D. Brown Sewel L. Lyon Gilmore City Clifford S. Powers Lyle K. Brown John K. Kirby Dale L. Orr Warren Gower Royal D. Kaiser Palmer Donald C

Work on Highway 44 to Start Soon

Resident engineer Mr Stevens of the Iowa Highway Commission told the Greater Rolfe club at lunch that grading on highway 44 south of town would begin soon. He added the Pocahontas county farm to market road survey is finished but a firm start date is unavailable. Jean Wiegman attended as a guest of his mother Marie Wiegman.

Iowa Highway Commission Stevens Greater Rolfe Club Pocahontas County Jean Wiegman U. S. Army Marie Wiegman

Senior Class Play At Rolfe High May 10

Rolfe high school presents the three act comedy Guest in the House in the auditorium Friday May 10 at 8 p.m. The cast includes Ann Proctor Joan Buckwalter Lee Proctor Cleo Hansen Hilda Vera DeVaul Rev Dr Shaw Harold Guderian Aunt Martha Proctor Marilyn Ragan Miriam Blake Carla Bixler Dan Proctor Dick Fisher Douglas Proctor John Wiegman John the butler Paul Sinek Evelyn Heath Ann Jones Frank Dow Virgil Ricklefs Mrs Dow Gloria Delle Miss Rhodes reporter Sally Webb Cam Tracy photographer Eldon Cox.

Rolfe High School Ann Proctor Joan Buckwalter Lee Proctor Cleo Hansen Hilda Vera DeVaul Shaw Harold Guderian Martha Proctor Marilyn Ragan Miriam Blake Carla Bixler Dan Proctor Dick Fisher Douglas Proctor John Wieg Virgil Hancher State University of Iowa M. W. Webb Board of Education A. Frances Chambers Marie M. DeVall Gloria Delle Maggie DeVries Mary Lou Grethen Caroline G. Hartman M. Ann Jones Doris J. Harmon Althea M. MecCullough Lois A. Madsen Marilyn O. Ragan Esther Mae Shelgren Dorothy M. Trupe Shirley J. Wolfe Sally M. Webb Mary Fuller Lester Bishop Robert W. Bradburn Elden L. Cox R. Eugene Cornwell Joseph A. Ferden Richard D. Fisher Harold H. Guderian Byron J. Hunt Harry M. Murray Virgil L. Ricklets Paul L. Sinek Carl L. Wheeler John H. Wiegman Everett Roberts Navy Wraywood Fort Dodge

Weiland Reaches 26th Anniversary as Local Agent

Weiland marked his 26th anniversary as agent for the M. & St. L. on Sunday April 28. He recalled farmers lagging on field work that year due to heavy rains with ponds remaining in nearly every field.

Weiland

Commencement Addresses and Graduates Named at Rolfe High

Rolfe High School holds commencement for 34 graduates with Virgil Hancher of the State University of Iowa delivering the address. Diplomas go to named Rolfe seniors with one student earning a diploma in lieu of Navy service. events include a junior class banquet at Fort Dodge and baccalaureate on May 19. Also 16 Sacred Heart seniors graduate May 23 with Rev. Bernard T. Dillon as speaker. Pocahontas seniors, 34, graduate May 24 with no speaker yet announced.

Sacred Heart High School Sacred Heart Church Bernard T. Dillon M.S LaSalette Fathers Milford Iowa Thomas Bollard Frances Crotty Marillyn Hronek Dennis Kleen Bernice Kennedy Eileen Mart Lorraine Miller Mark McCartan Mary Terese Reigelsberger Jeanne Reiter Dolores Ryan Genevieve Ryan Margaret Schoofs Mary Shaffer Dorothy Ann Shimon Rose Ann Shimon William Schott Leo Schott Pocahontas High School Lorna Mae Anderson Mary Anderson Elsie Blomberg Inez Bohanan Norman Brown Marjorie Carlson Byron DeWall Lois Emery Warren Gower Robert Harter Darlene Hatfield Norma Jean Hudek Delores Johnson Adrian Levene Maynard Minnich Marvin Moses Charleene Monkelsen Hubert Menkelsen DeWayne Mosbach Dorothy Nielsen Mabel Olson Geraldine Payer Geraldine Quade Dale Rude Doris Schoon Larry Smith Mary Jane Streit John Swalin James Tscherter John Vaughn Beverly Vinsend Lois Vogel Charlene Wainwright Robert Young

Cooper to Speak To Lutherans

Fred N. Cooper superintendent of the State Training School for Boys at Eldora will be the main speaker at the Lutheran Welfare Society of Font Dodge quarterly meeting at Clarion First Lutheran church Sunday May 5 at 8 p.m. George Westby and Rev Louis Sagert will also add greetings. Rev H H Steege will preside with Rev E L Peterson as board member. Musical numbers by Clarion church members and light refreshments served by the Ladies Aid after.

Fred N. Cooper Eldora Lutheran Welfare Society of Font Dodge Clarion George Westby Lutheran Welfare Society of Iowa Louis Sagert H. H. Steege Gilmore City

Pocahontas County Legion Meeting May 6

Pocahontas County Legion holds meeting at Varma on Monday May 6 with initiation of new members. L F Shimon, commanding adjutant, notes event details.

County Legion Meeting Pocahontas County Legion Meeting Varma L. F. Shimon Adj

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aly Land Owners Vote County Soils District Land Johnson Gilchrist Y. W. Club Greater Rolfe Couch Rolfe H.S O. A. Jacobson Paul McCorkle Sac City Cemesto A. M. Simonson Simonson F. E. Grant M. R. Seth United Service Women of America Rev J. O. Wangberg Sacred Heart H. S Pocahontas H Cooper
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