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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1944

Page

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Feeder meeting hears Narey Aaberg discuss cattle outlook

The April gathering of cattle feeders at Ho Le hall featured remarks by H Narey from Spirit Lake and Aaberg of Rolfe on market trends and feed supplies. They reviewed producer surveys, noted fewer cattle in the corn belt but more total cattle nationwide, and forecast cheaper feeder cattle in fall.

Hole Secrence H. Turner Norma Johnson Bill Mackobs Miss Johnson Edith Naylor Bill Mackrots Dorothy Aven Arlo Ives Rolfe N. A. Wilson Rolfe Chicago Alfred Miller D. W. Johnson Miller Johnson Herman Aaberg American Farm Burn Federation Aaberg Iowa Harry Narey Spirit E House of Representatives Narey Pocahontas County Washington Demrats Italy Germany Algona Hitler

OPA Convicts Gas Chiselers In Rationing Crackdown

Since January 1, 945 peddlers and distributors of counterfeit gasoline unions have been arrested under OPA. Of those arrested 464 have been convicted 186 jailed and 28 sentenced to more than a year. Others await trial. About 611 motorists who bought gas with stolen or counterfeit coupons or without coupons lost their rations by local price and rationing boards.

OPA

Graduation at Naval Training School Highlighted by Recruit Tests

A poorly legible clipping notes Bluejacket Calvin Check, son of Rev. William F. Check, from Iowa, graduating at the Naval Training School on the Iowa State College campus. He is deemed eligible for the motor mechanic rating after recruit training aptitude tests. He awaits ship assignment or shore duty as he moves toward active service.

Naval Training School Iowa State College S. Ta Calvin William F.chneck Rolfe Iowa Bluejack Ome

Hogs Over 240 Pounds Face Lower Price Under OPA Order

Hogs above 240 pounds live weight will drop 75 cents per hundredweight starting May 15 1944 to a Chicago ceiling of 14.00 per cwt though hogs under 240 pounds stay at current prices. Retail pork unaffected. The move, urged by War Food Admin WPB and OES, aims to curb corn use and balance feed supply amid wartime shortages.

Office of Price Administration Chicago OPA War Food Administration War Production Board Office of Economic Stablization United States Mid-Western

Wangbergs told daughter heads to Mare Island hospital

Rev and Mrs J O Wangberg received a telegram from their daughter Lieutenant Judith Wangberg stating she is leaving Norman Oklahoma for the Naval hospital at Mare Island California. Lt Wangberg has served at Norman since January 1943.

J. O. Wangberg Lieut Judith Wangberg Norman Oklahoma Naval Hospital Mare Island Calif Wangberg

S/Sgt Virgil Cook Arrives in England

Word was received this week that S/Sgt Virgil Cook has arrived in England. He praises English hospitality but, like all soldiers, longs to return home. Virgil is the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Cook.

Virgil Cook England Virgil Walter Cook

Garfield Township April Meeting Highlights

Garfield township Farm Bureau met at the Lee Fisher home with Maxine Webb Bob Fisher and Mrs. Robert Wiegert presenting 4-H boys girls and women reports. Howard Hansen spoke on corn for war plants as Dr T S Clark Bradgate discussed sulfa drugs and penicillin and future medical changes.

Garfield Township Farm Bureau Lee Fisher Maxine Webb Bob Fisher Robert Wiegert Bradgate Clark

D M T Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Community Activities

Des Moines township Farm Bureau met Friday evening April 28 at the schoolhouse with about 50 attendees. Mel Thorson opened the program and explained the upcoming Blue Cross policy. Mrs Lena Vaughn sponsored the event featuring songs, talks on youth in rural life and feeding a world at war, food demonstrations with soybean sprouts, a skit, a film by Helen Sage, and a luncheon.

Mel Thorson Des Moines Township Farm Bureau Blue Cross Farm Bureau Lena Vaughn Gilbert DeBoer Mary Meisenbach Bruce Fisher Laurel Lehnus Wm. Fisher Sam Nicoson John Howe Geo. Lehnus Roy Schonberger Les Thorson Helen 8. Sage County Home Economist

Report on Church Work at Rolfe Presbyterian Meeting

At Rolfe Presbyterian church Sunday evening Mrs. C. E. Boyce secretary of children's work Fort Dodge presbyterial and Mrs. G. F. Butler secretary of young people's work for the north half spoke for their areas. They reported on Ona B. Sanders address about a James Island school in South Carolina. Harriet Damberg Red Cross recreational director assisted with music. Marie Miller led devotions. An offering for James Island school was taken. J. T. Grant gave the dedication prayer. Save a life. Drive safely.

Rolfe Presbyterian Church C. E. Boyce Fort Dodge G. F. Butler Plover Harriet Damberg Red Cross San Pedro Calif Marie Miller James Island J. T. Grant

Appeal for Help To Plant Crops In Pocahontas County

County Extension Director Max C. Naylor urges immediate help to plant crops in Pocahontas County. He calls for high school students who can operate tractors and for business and professional people to donate hours to prepare seedbeds and plant corn or soybeans. Recruiting captains should enroll volunteers and report to the local farm labor board.

Pocahontas County Max C. Naylor Naylor Farm Labor Board

Talk on School Problems By Iowa State Expert

Dr. Starrak from Iowa State College spoke at the courthouse on April 27 about challenges facing rural schools. Attendees included superintendents, boards, and Farm Bureau members, who discussed birth rate declines, urban complexity, high school access, financing, reorganization, administration, and teacher retirement and tenure. The Pocahontas county committee will issue recommendations later.

Starrak Vocational Educational Department Iowa State College County Farm Bureau Schools Committee County Schools Committee Pocahontas County

High Schools Get Set For Graduation Affairs

The Pocahontas county young farm couples group held its last regular meeting of the season at Hotel Pocahontas on Wednesday evening April 26. Plans were discussed for a summer picnic. Mr and Mrs B W Lathrop of Havelock attended and spoke on post wartime agriculture, noting near limitless progress due to scientific advances. The group also discussed the recent corn freeze order and Mrs Helen S Sage county home economist led recreation.

Pocahontas County Hotel Pocahontas B. W. Lathrop Havelock Helen S. Sage

Swan Recovering From Emergency Appendectomy

Robert Swan, Arrow linotype operator, was rushed to Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge for an emergency appendectomy early Wednesday. The operation succeeded and he is recovering well per Dr. G A Everson. Mrs Swan accompanied him and stayed at the hospital. she returned to Rolfe on the midnight train. All hands at the Arrow fell to duties with the editor's wife running the linotype for the day.

Robert Swan Arrow Linotype Fort Dodge G.A. Everson

Rolfe Entries Earn Places In State Music Contest

Rolfe sent eight entries to the state music contest in Carroll on April 28 and 29. Five earned ratings with Myon Peterson taking No 1 in a field of 35 contralto soloists. No 2 ratings went to Joan Bixler, a 62-soprano entry, a boys quartet of 28, a girls trio of 37, and a girls sextette of 51.

Rolfe Carroll Myon Peterson Joan Bixler Fisher T. D. Jones Bert Peterson Wiegman N. J. Bixler

Senior Class Presents The Mad Hatters Comedy Play

The senior class stages The Mad Hatters a Kurtz Gordon comedy Friday May 5 at 8 pm in the Hatter Brooklyn home living room. Cast includes Joe Hatter Jack Byers Margaret Hatter Joyce Peterson and others with Fern Kipfer Doris Johnson and Donna Riley in support roles.

Kurtz Gordon Grandma Hater Joe Hatter Pop Jack Byers Margaret Hatter Mom Joyce Peterson Gigi Hatter Nan Peterson Bunny Hatter Herschel Chapman Grandma Hatter Dorothy Biedermann Angelica Audrey Peers Diana Hatter Audrey Miller Henry Morison Diana Robert Delle Elizabeth Harrison Melba Ader Nancy Hayward Beverly Girard Maggie Mullen Gerald Cornwell Clara Sheldon Rachel Leith Hatter Brooklyn New York Fern Kipfer Doris’ Johnson Donna Riley Donald Mansen Jimmy Nelson Rolfe Lighteen Rolfe High School Barton Morgan Iowa State College Jack Beyer Herrehel Chapman Doris Johnson Wayne Leadley Rachelle Leith Donald Manson James Nelson Margaret Ann Peterson Chas. R. Buckwalter Man God Mad Hatters D.M.T Sir W. R. Hamilton Mason City Des Moines Township Shirley Fisher Shirley Heathman Jean Johansen Irene Jergens Tom Molamphy Agnes Thompson

DeWolf Receives Good Conduct Medal for WWII Service

Pfe Leslie C. DeWolf of Rolfe Iowa in the signal corps division earned the Good Conduct Medal for faithful and efficient duty. He joined the army June 3 1942 and has been overseas since January 1943 in the North Africa theater.

Allied Force Headquarters Mediterranean Theater Pfe Leslie C. DeWolf Rolfe Iowa Signal Corps North Africa

Commencement Dates For Rolfe And Surrounding High Schools

May events outline graduations and related ceremonies across Rolfe and nearby towns. Rolfe High School holds commencement May 11 with 18 graduates, while DMT, Havelock, Pocahontas, and Pocahontas list multiple seniors, baccalaureate sermons, class plays, and class nights through May 18.

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H. Narey France Oyonnax U.S Cook Garfield Township D. M. T. Farm Bureau Swan Activities County High Schools Wradister Plover High School Roy C. Helfenstein First Congregational Church Carolyn Anderson Raymond Enge Rachel Cruickshank Donald Ferry Jo Ann Iler Harlan Horsman Fern Jensen Frances Hash Ulla Helter Floyd Minkler Claude Barth John Brazier Peggy Cowan Lila Daniels George Johnson Harold Johnson Vera Jolliffe Bernice Kauffman Alice Lathrop Richard McConaughy Roland Rutgers Lorraine Scheer Gerald van Horsen C. R. Buckwalter Rolfe Methodist Church Pocahontas Pocahontas High School Gustave Bergstrom Viola Blomberg Imogene Carlson Arnold Dillemuth Harriet Ekstrand Wayne Eral Maxine Freeburg Madelyn French Corinne Gilchrist Mary Lou Hammer Jeanne Hiatt Harold Hodges Darlene Hoffert Larene Hohensee Laverne Hohensee Bill Hronek Isla Mae Hudek Charlene Hunt Jack James Glen Joachims Norman Johnson Violet Johnson Dale Johnston Dean Kauffman Vera Kodras Eleanor Meeske Norma Jean Mick Madeline Murphy Lois Olson Janet Otto Barbara Peterson Cortland Peterson Wayne Reynolds Louise Seagren Betty Shimon James Turner Alfred Viktor Richard Vosika Bernard Williams Leona Wolfe Larazel Yocum Marlo Crawford Robert Madsen Myrtle Wilbur
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