Local club notices and community events roundup
American Home Study Club held a May 15 potluck with 17 members and officers elected: Butler president Vaughn vice president Hoard secretary Nelson treasurer. Sorosis Club had a March 14 luncheon marking the year’s final meeting. DMT Community Club will meet May 27 at the schoolhouse with officer elections. Maxine Nielsen hosted a senior DMT class gathering May 12. DMT Rural Women closed its year with a May meeting at Ed Lavery’s farm. A KAYL broadcast May 22 will discuss water systems on rented farms. Steven Graeber hosted 18 birthday guests for a May 15 lawn supper and theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Butler
American Home Study Club
Lena Vaughn
EB. C. Hoard
Verdie Nelson
Butler
Bert Thomas
W. Allbee
A. D. Cleal
A. Ives
B. Phillips
T. Community Club
D.M.T. Community Club
D.M.T
D.M.T. Rural Women’s Club
Ed Lavery
Birt Osking
Steven Graeber
Steven
Gerald Graeher
Extension Home Economist to Visit Pocahontas Meeting
Margaret Kagarice, Iowa State College extension home economist district supervisor, will speak in Pocahontas on Friday May 22 at 2 p.m. in the Red Cross rooms of the courthouse to help rural women plan next year home economics programs. County groups from each township are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kagarice
Extension Home
Iowa State College
Pocahontas
Pocahontas County
Red Cross
Virginia Harding
Assembly of God Service Times and Welcome Message
Pastor Fred Patterson invites worshippers to Sundays at 10 am Sunday school 10 am and 11 am morning worship with evangelistic service at 8 pm. Midweek Bible study and prayer Thursday 8 pm. proverb quotes urge right paths and a warm town welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly OF God
Fred Patterson
Presbyterian Church Notice Marks Morning Services and Meeting
Sunday worship at 11 a.m. with church school at 10 a.m. Nursery available. A corporation meeting follows the morning service to consider repairs to front entrances. Daily vacation church school begins Monday May 25 at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semdar Church School
Oeening
Lutheran Church Schedule with Rev. Steege in Gilmore City
Reverend H. H. Steege of Gilmore City will lead morning worship at 9 15 a m and Sunday school at 10 15 a m Senior choir rehearsal is set for Thursday May 21 at 8 p m with junior choir rehearsal Saturday May 23 at 2 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Steege
Gilmore City
The Methodist Church Sermon and Membership News
Arthur G. Peterson presides as pastor at a friendly church in a close community. Sunday school begins at 9:30 a.m. followed by a 10:30 a.m. worship service. New members are welcomed as the Friendship class plans its monthly party Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Methodist Church
Arthur G. Peterson
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Community youth program and choir rehearsals announced
A schedule lists a Monday start at 1:80 o clock on May 26 for a youth program welcoming children from four years to eighth grade. Daily hours run 1:30 to 4. Choir rehearsal is at 7:30 p.m. Thursday and junior choir at 2:45 on Saturday.
Hospital thanks note from Mrs. Arnold Spencer and Barbara Ann
We thank all who sent us cards and gifts during our hospital stay. The note expresses gratitude for the support and goodwill shown by friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Spencer
Barbara Ann
Hospital gratitude note from Mrs. Mabel Lundy
Mrs. Mabel Lundy expresses thanks for cards letters visits and kindness shown during her hospital stay and after returning home blessing all who cared for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Mabel Lundy
Dirt-smarts on sheds and savings in coal heat
A survey claims a machine shed reduces repair bills by twenty percent and weather exposure shortens a machine life by thirty percent. A Waterloo hospital reports coal burning cuts costs by two hundred dollars per month and three other firms report over thirty percent savings since switching to coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Clay Rusk
Notable School Recital Features Local Talent
Solos and poems were shared by Mrs. Sylvester Pease while the boys' saxophone quartet Curtis Kerns Ronald Shimon Merlin Ricklefs and Larry Kerns performed two pieces. Beat Rice Haynes offered two piano selections and Mrs. George Yabsley concluded with a closing poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Pease
Curtis Kerns
Ronald Shimon
Merlin Ricklefs
Larry Kerns
Beatrice Haynes
George Yabsley
Meeting planned on 1954 ACP program in Pocahontas
Township farm leaders of Pocahontas county will meet May 26 at the Pocahontas courthouse to discuss 1954 ACP practices for the Production and Marketing Administration. Attendees include PMA committee members, Extension Service, Soil Conservation Service, district soils, and Farmers Home Administration reps. Final Washington action expected by July 15 as counties report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
Pocahontas
Henry Loots
PMA
Township
Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
District Soils Commissioners
Farmers Home Administration
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Loots
Department
Congress
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Sorosis Club
John Gunderson
Dean Gunderson
C. W. Bielefeldt
Marie Wierman
Maxine Nielsen
Kenneth Truelsen
Eugene von Bank
Barbara Fisher
Jeanette Anderson
Jeanice Johnson
Donald Jensen
Marcia Lehnus
Joe Triplett
Betts OlNensin
Hanson
Kayl Bert Hanson
Pocahontas Farm Management Service
Kayl
County Extension Service
Fern Pease
Thomas Diggs
Emma Rice
Theodore Roosevelt
Pussy Footer
the Lutheran Church
Beckord’s Hatchery
Rolfe, Iowa
Rebekahs
Rebekah Lodge
Asbury
Dorothy Farlow
Anna Christensen
Bernard Sanden
Earl Young
Farlow
Leland McIntire
Marlene Struthers
Marna Luft
Pazo
Pocahontas, Iowa
FORD
Ford Tudor
Nash Ford
RHO
Chevrolet Tudor
Kaiser Ford
Ford Ford
HeeHaw News
J. T. Grant & Sonsg
Rolfe
Inez Markley
Jay Tutt
Arrow
Mendaco
Rolfe State Bank
Webster City
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rolf
MAU Cerceeg
Seramnces
Morrell
Tae
Bether
Jello Pice
SIC
Bakers Mero
Baker’s
Careys
Holsum Dill
Mrs. Clark
Ing Gt
Dad
Wheaties
Niagara Starch
Kurley Kates
Olney Food Market
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