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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1950

Page

2

Girls 4 H Clubs Name County Officer Candidates

Nine girls have been selected by their clubs to be candidates for county office with Rally Day set for June. Each club may nominate one candidate who must be at least 14 and have two years of 4 H club work. Names were due by May 15 with no late entries. Each candidate has a campaign speaker coordinating the campaign. Candidates include Beulah Anderson Bellville Belles Lois Reiff Cedarettes Irene Mehl Grant Glis teners Norma Taylor Lake Lassies Gail Pascal Lincolnettes Betty Hulsebus Marshall Merrie Maids Zola McKim Powhatan Squaws Martha Seehusen Sherman Senoritas and Donna Siddall Swan Lake Everready.

4-H Beulah Anderson Bellville Belles Lois Reiff Cedarettes Irene Mehl Grant Glisteners Norma Taylor Lake Lassies Gail Pascal Lincolnettes Betty Hulsebus Marshall Merrie Maids Zola McKim Powhat

Town Wool Growers Increase Advances on Wool Sales

The Town Sere and Wool Growers Cooperative raises advances by 5 cents per pound, to 47 cents for fine wools and 44 cents for medium grades, effective immediately. Prices reflect market rise. wool is sold to buyers visiting the Des Moines warehouse or by telephone to mills. Farmers urged to deliver after shearing.

Sere and M. Gien Birlingmair Des Moines C.C.C

Parents Honor Gary Smith at Commencement Gathering

After Friday night commencement at the high school auditorium, Mr. and Mrs. George Smith hosted guests including Ray Smith and daughters Hesberville Nels Madsen Pocahontas Vernie Farmer Moorland Donald Wilson Plover Floyd Pullen Carol Larry Mike Schmidt Tom Heathman Art Erickson Donna Rolfe. A six oclock dinner Sunday for Gary Smith included Janet Olney Donna Erickson Cletus Peters on Eddie Wilcox Jeanette Alig Russell Winkleblack Beverly Helms. The A L D club had a 1 PM lunch May 23 with 19 members, tulip decor and a white trellis centerpiece. Bess Lomen led a Bible quiz and Laura Jensen spoke on a Spring Flower Garden.

Gary Smith George Smith Gary Ray Smith Hesberville Nels Madsen Pocahontas Vernie Farmer Moorland Donald Wilson Plover Floyd Pullen Carol Larry Mike Schmidt A.L.D. Club Central States Ethel Hynds Martha Peterson Laura Jensen Jennie Johnson Florence Cook Edna Davidson Miriam Palmer Bess Lomen

Last Sermon Before Children’s Day At Local Church

The usual services on the coming Sabbath feature Dr. Sampson at the pulpit for the final time with this church. Children’s Day is set for June 4 and Rev. Prehn is expected June 11. The manse has undergone extensive remodeling and will be ready for the new pastor and family. The piece notes pew attendance is low but emphasizes the impact of weekly sermons and the church’s role in sharing enduring truths.

Dr. Sampson Rev. Prehn

Sunday services and programs at The Lutheran Church

Pastor Fred Jacobsen invites visitors to Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Confirmation and new member acceptance follow the morning service. Bible study and prayer fellowship meet Wednesdays at 8 p.m. Choir practice Thursdays at 8 p.m. Bible summer school runs daily 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. through June 2.

The Gift of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost Church

The Methodist Church announces 10 am worship and 11 am church school with sermon on The Gift of the Holy Spirit. Evening youth fellowship at 6 pm and class party at 7 30 pm. Vacation church school runs 1 30 to 4 through next week except Memorial Day.

the Methodist Church Arthur G. Peterson Asbury

Watch Out for Children at Play in Local Streets

Floyd L. Link, safety director of the Motor Club of Iowa, cautions motorists to watch for children at play as youngsters are released from school and may dart into streets. He urges slow, alert driving in residential areas and suburbs to prevent tragedies from stray balls or fast play.

Floyd, L. Link Motor Club of Iowa Iowa American Automobile Association Link Motor Club

Pilot from Emmetsburg escapes Mars flying boat crash near Honolulu

Lieut. Commander R T Jennings a former Emmetsburg resident and co pilot survived a Mars flying boat crash and fire near Honolulu, while others perished or were injured in the disaster.

Honolulu R. T.jennings Emmetsburg

Thumb Amputated After Horse Injury Near Knoxville

Ray Clark of near Knoxville severed his thumb while hitching a horse. A loop caught his thumb, the horse jerked, and the amputation occurred just below the nail.

Ray Clark Knoxville

Birthday Cake From Sweden Delights Armstrong Woman

Mrs George Johnson of Armstrong marked her 75th birthday with a tall 20 inch stettkaka cake sent by her sisters in Sweden. The cake was baked on a spit over an open flame.

George Johnson Armstrong Sweden

Bass Season Opens June 1 At Iowa Rivers

The Iowa open bass season starts June 1 for largemouth smallmouth warmouth rock bass sunfish and bluegills with rock sturgeon and paddlefish closed. Largemouth and smallmouth have a 10 inch minimum and a daily limit of 5. warmouth rock bass sunfish and bluegills have no minimum and a 15 fish daily limit. Des Moines reports over 80 dirt speedway racers led by the national champion signed to race May 30 at the Iowa State Fair grounds oval for 3500 in cash rewards.

Iowa Des Moines Iowa State Fair Grounds State Fair Board L. B. Cunningham

Garfield Gleaners 4-H Host Mother-Daughter Luncheon

The Garfield Gleaners 4-H club held a mother-daughter luncheon on Saturday May 13 at Carolyn Ives home. Eleven girls answered roll call and seven mothers plus a leader attended. Officers duties were announced and Jo Shelgren and Mary Le Nelson named as camp delegates and demonstration team.

Garfield Gleaners 4-H Club Carolyn Ives LeRoy Nelson Paul Brinkman Harold Shelgren Ed Shelgren Fay Wax Virgil Thorson Arlo Ives Jo Shelgren Mary le Nelson A. A. Brinkman Paula Brinkman Janet Shelgren

Tragic Death After Child Falls Into Farm Cistern

A three year old boy died after slipping into a 12 foot cistern on the Wirtz farm shortly after his mother helped another child, a three year old, remove a lawn mower from mud. The incident was witnessed by the boy’s two year old sister Kathy who reported to her parents that Denny was in the water.

Irven Wirtz Zannetta Wirtz Kathy Denny

Radio Talk on Extension Work Discussed by County Director

County Extension Director BE Rosenberger will present on radio station KAYL about how Pocahontas County residents use the Extension Service. The program airs Thursday May 26 at 7 p.m. on AM or FM and invites interested adults and youths to listen.

BE. J. Rosenberger KAYL Pocahontas County

Card of Thanks for Effie Hiesel

Alexander Hiesel thanks all for help and sympathy during his wife Effie’s illness and death along with numerous floral offerings.

Effie Alexander Hiesel

Funeral thanks from neighbors for Mrs. A. R. Hiesel notice

The Hiesel family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for their help and thoughtfulness at the time of Mrs. A R Hiesel's funeral. Signed by John Ricklefs, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bendixen, Guy Bendixen, Emmett Bendixen.

A. R. Hiesel John Ricklefs Lee Bendixen Guy Bendixen Emmett Bendixen

Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Carol M. Bruce Estate

In Pocahontas County Iowa the District Court in Probate No 3478 declares Helen Tiernan Bruce the executrix of Carol M Bruce deceased. Creditors and claimants are ordered to present and settle all debts and claims as required by law. Dated May 24 1950.

District Court of State of Iowa Pocahontas County Carol M. Bruce Towa

Spencer Meeting Of The Eastern Star Group

The Spencer Order of the Eastern Star invites local chapter members to a First District meeting on Monday June 5 at 8 PM in the Spencer high school auditorium. Reservations for the 6 PM dinner must be made to Esther Ragan by May 29. Rolfe chapter members will participate. meeting directed by Mrs. Mary Randolph.

Spencer C.E.S Spencer Order"of the Eastern Star Esther Ragan Rolfe Mary Randolph

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