Lively Lassies Install Officers at October Meeting
The D M T Lively Lassies elected Patricia Imhoff as president Jeanne Lavery as vice president Janet Hudson as secretary Judy Hansen as treasurer Karen Kirchner as historian and Karen Imhoff as reporter. Members laid a four leaf clover on the floor and received 4 H pencils after corsages. A lunch followed and next meeting is set for November 13 at Jane Lund’s home with Linda Imhoff assisting.
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D.M.T. Lively Lassies
Karen Kirchner
Patricia Imhoff
Jeanne Lavery
Janet Hudson
Judy Hansen
Karen Imhoff
Karen
Jane Lund
Linda Imhoff
New Stainless Form and Pazo Ointment Offer
Advertises a new stainless form product along with Pazo Ointment claiming 90 percent success in stopping bleeding reducing swelling and healing cracking without surgery. Promises instant itching relief and rapid healing with tubes of Pazo and Shapusitovies available at druggists.
First Aid Lessons For Rural Women In November
Rural women will receive First Aid in Home Emergencies training led by Virginia Harding with Pauline Bentz teaching the Holger Nielsen method. Sessions across townships run November 1 through November 29, with hosts in Marshall, Powhatan, Dover, Lake, Des Moines, Grant, Cummins, Bellville, Lincoln, Garfield, and more. A radiogram from Myrtle Beach, S C confirms Arlo Powell family’s safety after Hazel area damage.
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Virginia Harding
Pauline Bentz
Holger Nielsen
Frank Schiensig
Ralph Vial
Marshall
Lloyd Dunn
Forrest Ives
Powhatan
Fay Harris
Dover
Lloyd Wagner
Merlin Himrod
Lake
Thomas Diggs
Fern Pease
Des Moines
Ray Garrell
Grant
Elim Nickelson
Cummins
D. A. Mann
Walter Olson
Bellville
Roy Olson
George Wagner
Lincoln
Wesley DeWolfe
Richard Hadaway
Garfield
Helmer Kaiser
Arlo Powell
Myrtle Beach
S. C
O.K
Hazel
Assembly of God Church announces services and study
Fred M. Patterson, pastor, invites growth minded worshipers to Sunday school at 10:00 am studying The Bible What It Is. Worship services at 11 am and 7 45 pm. Women’s Missionary Council meets Friday at 2 pm in the pastor’s home. Transportation available.
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Assembly OF God
Fred M. Patterson
Assembly of God Church
Women’s Missionary Council
Friendly Methodist Church Invites Involvement and Reflection
Pastor O M McQuary urges readers to join a devout Christian life through church activities and preaching. The sermon next Sunday will explore the Bible's hardest word. Monday at 7 30 Reverend Richard Johnson, Methodist Missionary to the West Indies, speaks with no offering and refreshments.
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THE
Methodist Church
O. M. McQuary
Church
Richard Johnson
West Indies
Presbyterian Church活動週内予定と会合案内
Martin J. Prehn pastor morning worship 11 am Sunday school 10 am United Christian Education Institute 3 pm for all department superintendents teachers and officers. Bring a sack lunch. Ringsted children's workers conference Mon Nov 8 10 am–3:30 pm for nursery to junior workers parents invited. Tue Nov 9 session meeting 7:30 pm manse choir rehearsal Thu 8 pm.
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Presbyterian Church
Martin J. Prehn
United Christian Education Institute
P.W.Q. Missionary Education
Children’s Workers Conference
Ringsted
Festival of Harvest at Lutheran Church on November 7 11
The Lutheran Church invites the community to a Festival of Harvest hosted by Pastor Alton Christensen running from November 7 to 11. Activities include special services, meals, and fellowship events for residents and families.
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Alton Christensen
Harvest themes at St. Paul Lutheran services
Sunday 11 a.m. District President Jordal presents What Shall The Harvest Be. Sunday 7:30 p.m. District President Widebeck offers Sacramental Living. Holy Communion at 7:30 p.m. evening service. Monday to Thursday 8 p.m. messages by Pastor Donhowe. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Bible class same time.
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Jordal
ELC
Widebeck
UELC
Donhowe
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Jesus
Halloween Youth Party Thank You Note
Modern Woodmen of America Camp 609 Rolfe Iowa thanks all who joined the October 30 Halloween Youth Party. The group calls it a great event for the children and congratulates the youngsters on cash turned in for UNICEF. Claude Hicks, Secretary.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Rolfe
Unicef
Claude Hicks
Card of Thanks From Mrs. Bill Bennett
A note expresses gratitude for cards letters gifts food and visits and thanks helpers who assisted at home to ease a period of illness or bed rest.
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Bill Bennett
Plover Town Council Holds Regular Meeting November 1 1954
Plover Iowa council meets at 8 pm with Mayor Jean Pringle and four members. Minutes approved. Bills approved including power heater oil hire and library repairs. Receipts total 1087.34 with water gas and other taxes. Clerk to request National Tank Maint Corp appointment. Meeting adjourned.
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Plover
Iowa
Jean Pringle
W. F. Hofert
W. J. Pollock
A. R. Glasco
R. W. Heathman
O. C. Higgins
Heathman
Glasco
Lt. & Power
Rolfe Arrow
Matt Parrott & Son
Cotaw
National Tank
Maint. Corp
Hofert
J. O. Cox
The Best Kind of Rewards
Aston Smith argues that internal satisfaction from good work and behavior motivates a child more than external rewards like nickel dimes toys or ice cream. Artificial rewards fade, while the pleasure of effort sustains ongoing effort and good conduct.
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Aston Smith
Rewards and praise shape a child's lasting character
The article argues natural rewards like pride in work and parental approval build good habits better than artificial bribes. It cites a six year old with a personal file, drawing on the wall, and a successful buttoning task as examples. It warns against artificial rewards spoiling intrinsic satisfaction and suggests wise parenting prevents most behavior problems.
Ives Re elected to Lead Rural Women in Farm Bureau
Mrs Arlo Ives of Rolfe is county women’s chairman as the Farm Bureau women’s group renominates officers at the annual meeting. Mrs Gottlieb Janssen Palmer is vice chairman and Mrs Harley McLain Havelock is publicity chair. Training plans include a Primghar meeting November 5 and a Pocahontas program for township officers.
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Arlo Ives
Rolfe
Gottlieb Janssen
Palmer
Harley McLain
Havelock
Farm Bureau Women’s Organization
Farm Bureau
Ives
Janssen
McLain
Lloyd Wagner
John Mavis
District Farm Bureau Committee
Primghar
Lynette Downs
County Extension
Virginia Harding
Frank Braley
Pocahontas
Harold Larson
Bellville
Carl Anderson
Colfax
Gordon Vial
Cummins
Stanley Whitmore
Des Moines
Earl Hunter
Dover
Bernard Rickless
Garfield
G. Donald Trenary
Grant
Victor Halligan
Lake
Cleo Flaherty
Lincoln
Ralph Vial
Marshall
P. L. Strong
Powhatan
Walter Levene
Sherman
Young Married Couples Banquet Planned for Pocahontas
Plans for the first meeting of the season of the young married farmers group were completed by the steering committee on October 28. The event will be at the Methodist church in Pocahontas at 7 pm with speaker Mrs. Harley McLain of Havelock presenting color slides from her European trip on Saturday, November 20.
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Young Married Farmers
Methodist
Pocahontas
Harley McLain of
Havelock
Y.M.F Meeting Ticket Info For County Attendees
Tickets priced at 1.50 per person cover all meeting costs. Buy from Garland Westerman Havelock Ralph Bean Laurens James Turner Pocahontas Jim Martin Pocahontas or at the Farm Bureau office in Pocahontas. Deadline is November 17 for ticket sales. Rural married couples up to 385 years may attend winter and early spring meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Westerman
Havelock
Ralph Bean
Laurens
James Turner
Pocahontas
Jim Martin
Farm Bureau
Y.M.F
Army Shortens APO Address To Three Lines
The Army trimmed the overseas mailing address format from four to three lines and dropped “Postmaster” from APO mail. Effective October 7, the change aids letter writers and clerks, with routing shown on the last line. Christmas parcel rules and packaging limits are announced, including weight and size caps and banned contents.
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Army
Europe
Far East
Trans-Ocean
John N. Green
Iowa Military District
John Doe
167Th Infantry
New York
Air Force
Green
The Highway Story Opens a Quiet Neighborhood Morning
By mid morning the sun warmed the autumn chill and seven young children too young for school wandered through a neighborhood of backyards empty garages and quiet alleys seeking small adventures under a calm sky.
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Bob Hullihan
Leaves and play turn tragic as car strikes child in Iowa pile
Children create imagined worlds and a loud leaf pile game fades into danger when a four year old hides in a driveway. A car drives into the yard and the child is killed as Iowa reports repeat annual leaf pile fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Oklahoma Stoker Coal Car On Track This Week
A car of Oklahoma stoker coal will be on the track this week. Many customers regard Oklahoma coal as the best stoker type, with a 75 cent per ton saving if you take coal from the car.
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Oklahoma
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