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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1954

Page

3

Memorial Gifts and Choirs at Plover Methodist Church

A May 1954 Plover school recital featured Mrs. John Whitman of Havelock and students performing classic pieces. The day included dedication of church memorials and repairs from the 1953 tornado, a high school baccalaureate, and multiple community gatherings at the Plover Methodist and Presbyterian churches.

Plover John Whitman Havelock Karen Kerns Lock Lomond Chuck Reiter Janet Pringle Darlene VanAlstine Sonja Garlock Eleanor Forsythe Bar Caralle Janet Cox Joan Shaveland Muriel Myrna Burgardt Loren Peterson Darla Maulsby Renee Bergeson Gertrude Elizabeth Washington Post Donald Bush Eunice Maulsby Martime Marie Burgardt Gar Carol Shaveland Lonnie Prochaska Captain Silver Carol Reeves Bonnie Banish Roger VanAilstine Carol Ann Sellers Keren Horsman Ripaling Waters JoAnn Saylor Betus Karen Horsman Dean Strone Methodist Church A. J. Shaw A. J. Eppelsheimer Peggy Lauree Hovey Glenn Sanders Elizabeth Northrup Guy Barker W. H. Sroufe E. M. Rasmussen Eldon Hawk Bob Reiter Noel Gilman Ruthven Charles Lehnus Loren Barker Des Moines Register and Tribue

Lydia Pines and its promise for relief during change of life

A fragment suggests Lydia Pines as a modern remedy for tension, flashes, irritability, and menstrual discomfort. It claims to ease the change of life and functional pains in younger women without pain-deadening drugs.

A. W New York N.Y Lydia Pines Sihen Lydia Peran

Prairie Chickens Booming Again in Southern Iowa

Elden Stempel of the State Conservation Commission notes prairie chickens gather on southern Iowa stomping grounds for spring courtship. May 5 marked the first good booming morning in Appanoose County with cocks booming near the Iowa Missouri line. The birds were briefly active as mating calls echo from air sac inflation and rapid neck emptying.

Elden Stempel State Conservation Commission Iowa Stempel Appnanoose Iowa-Missouri Line

Prairie chickens cling to remnant Iowa flocks

Native prairie vanished but a few prairie chicken flocks persist in southern Iowa, surviving in small pockets where habitat remains.

Iowa

Pocahontas 4-H and RYP Show LFYE Support

Pocahontas County 4-H and Rural Young People received a letter of congratulate from the Iowa State College Extension Service for contributing 105.60 to the International Farm Youth Exchange program. Members from several clubs donated toward the fund and will be recognized at the State 4-H Convention in Ames in June.

Raymond Henderson Donald Wilson Anna Wilson Pocahontas Glenn Green Atlantic George Reynolds William Reynolds John Reynolds Graettinger E. H. Westerman Garland Westerman Bob Horsman Mike Strong John Douglas Connie Tommy Jerry Sanders Omaha Douglas West Bend Karen Douglas B. B. Hubbell Hal McKim Nevada Ames Plover High School Emmetsburg State Park Highway 17 Mallard Sanford Young Plover Veterans Hospital Des Moines Gail Rice Eldon Peterson Clarence Osweiler Lawrence Seifried Low Pocahontas County Iowa State College Extension Service International Farm Youth Exchange Program International Farm Youth Exchange United States Iowa Lf.y.e If.y.e Betty Zmolek Toledo Lois Korslund Eagle Grove Betty New Zealand Lois Norway International Farm Colfax Lincoln Grant Dover Marshall Bellville Sherman Lake Powhatan Lizard Cummins Swan Lake Ond Cumming Climbers Grant Guides Colfax Colonels

Garfield Hustlers Lead Boys 4 H Club Enrollments

Garfield Hustlers moved into first place in boys 4 H club enrollment last week with 25 members, surpassing the Swan Lake Huskies who trailed with 24 members in second.

Garfield Hustlers Swan Lake Huskies

Oldest Mother Honor Goes to Maryetta Gregg at Albia

At Albia Mrs Maryetta Gregg of Livilia was honored by the Chamber of Commerce for winning the Oldest Mother contest. She is 98 years old.

Woodrow Otto Rolfe Phoenix Ariz Charles Otto C. O. Wilson Ishpeming Mich Edwin Grove J. H. Bucher Bill Hough Ed Hough Ben Prochaska Curlew Donald Turner Clarence Peden Jewell Charles Henderson Laurens, Mallard Emmetsburg Mike Strong Ray Zwiefel Fenton Jerry Sanders Omaha August Anderson Cylinder Lillian Johnson Virginia Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge Teresa Nan Ted Benjamin Bradgate Dana Nevis Pocahontas Eldon MacVey Alfred Bergeson Walter Jackson Terris Vernon Jensen Estherville Eugene Barker Osage Loren Barker Harold Nomann John Hohensee Pomeroy Byron Pirie Fay Pirie Harley McLain Havelock Harriet Boitnott Sharyl Roger Mary Stowell Russell Stowell Merle Boit Albia Maryetta Gregg Livilia Chamber of Commerce Chamber Gregg

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Plover News Dars J. Melsen Johzy Wayne Marilyn Miasen N. A. Nelson Ops Shimon Bermitt Shimon Orville Heathman John Schroeder Michael Wienholtt Ed Letcher Jean Lott Will Walters Lytton Plover School Jessie Fitzgerald Anna Pollock Big Ten Club Ma. Bruner M.Y.B Alfred Bergegon John Cox T. R. Jones Herman Griffell Vincent E. E. Burgardt Guatemala Shirley Jean Herschell Morse Bloomfield Herschell Marines Veishea Plover Presbyterian Church Colleen Auten Anna Mae Pringle Velma Strong Velma Pollock Westminster Fellowship Jim Jones Plover Methodist Church Eugene M. Rasmussen Our Church Art Sellers Keith Horsman Monica Stowell Charles Joens Helen Pirie Lydia Finkham Pea Skelgas Pocahontas 4-H RYP Web’s Drug Store Oy Workman Iowa Electric
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