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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1942

Page

3

Havelock Wins Final Football Game Of Season

Havelock defeated Bode 42 to 18 Friday evening in the last football game of the season. The town also notes community members traveling to Fort Dodge for medical treatments and others returning to routine duties after illnesses. Lawrence Buck enlisted in the U S Navy at Fort Dodge and will report to Des Moines, with John Smith similarly enlisting earlier and awaiting assignment to Great Lakes.

Bode Havelock G A. Grover Ray Grover Pearl Mick Fort Dodge Dr. McMillan Mercy Hospital Pearl D. van Horsen W. C. Steen Standard Oil Henry Melvin Buck Sefick Pocahontas H. Reents Marian Helen Hacker Ben Wickey Webb Howard Resseguie Jon Don Dean Laurens Will Smith Resseguie Great Lakes Maurine Spiker Marlene Lavera Grover Rolfe Elmer Sanding George Gist Mullers Lawrence Buck U.S. Navy Des Moines John Smith Great Lakes Naval Training Station Sioux City

Children Hurt When Caught in Farm Elevators

Pocahontas and nearby areas report two farm elevator accidents. Joseph Wichler, four, fractured his right arm after a grab in an elevator. Tommie Albrecht, nearly three, torn cartilage in a foot, foot cast planned. Chains broke during the incident, likely limiting injuries.

Pocahontas Joseph Wichler Joseph Roy Wichler Tommie Albrecht Ed Albrecht Clare

Local Families Relocate Homes and Wedding Held in Dakota City

In Laurens and nearby areas, the Gist family moved into the Mick house while Janet Hauswirth returned from Lutheran hospital in Fort Dodge. Dorothy Ballah wed Pvt Merle Runyan of Laurens on October 22 in the Dakota City Methodist parsonage. she is a 1942 graduate who has worked in Laurens.

R. Hauswirth Galva Bud Ed Goodchild William Rangolph Webster City Afr Charles Hauswirth Harold Hauswirth Dodge Janet Charles Havewirth Lutheran Hospital Afc Almon Young J. S. Cole George Gist Iand Mick Janet Hauswirth Fort Dodge Dorothy Ballah van Ballah Pvt Merle J. Runyan Laurens Methodist Dakota City- Nebraska

Havelock Methodist Church News and Sermon Topic

Pastor John Drake Wolcott announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Next Sunday’s sermon title is Play Ball with Armistice Day approaching. The pocket prayer book is popular, and more copies were ordered.

Havelock Methodist Church John Drake Wolcott

Des Moines Two Community Notes and Halloween Events

Local households share visits and family updates in Des Moines and nearby towns. A Hallowe en party for Janet Kay and a masquerade event for classmates are reported with several family visits and a new janitor starting at D.M.T. A defense plant worker from St. Louis visits home, while others travel to Fort Dodge for medical care and shopping.

Local social notes and visits across Remsen area

Afternoon visits by Mrs C E Linde and Mrs G Freeburg hostesses. Remsen visitors Friday night, plus tours by Paul Nieman from Minnesota aircraft school. Extended family gatherings near Stratford and Ames include Naylor relatives and Ruth Naylor teaching in Harris. Cattle and poultry disease talk at adult school. Junior American Legion Auxiliary held Halloween breakfast and games. Ruth Koenig from Rolfe visits D C Hood home. Death notice for Faye Ferris of Ruthven. Genevieve Forey visiting Mt Clemens Michigan. Anna Wallace returns to work at local telephone office. Shors and son John visit Bas Moines with Martin Alexander family.

Harry Snook Omaha Nebr Howard Gibson Charles Hilger Rockford Ill J. H. Ino Zephyr Hills Florida Hawk Long Beach Calif Albert Martens Earl Sandy An Dean Curlew Norman Andersen Sandy Pocahontas Clara Hunt Havelock Wednesday Club Havelock Ridotto Chris Hacker Lutheran Hospital Fort, Dodge C. C. Cole Melvin von Eschen Madison Wisconsin von Eschen Buelah Cole Paul Schneider Claude Daily Lennox South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary J. C. Barth Joseph Schoofs Pvt Joseph I A.S.N Sheppard Field Texas Camp Dodge R. B. Dobbs Thomas Sterler Ashton John Shors Des Moines Martin Alexander Maverette Hudek Northwestern Bell Telephone Robert C. Edson Charles Robert Edson Marian Harris Poeshontas W. W. Harris Arlene Battershell Gilmore City Charles Battershell Mary Monaghan Aberdeen S.D Catherine Monaghan P. T. Monaghan Glen Battershell U.S. Navy J. R. Grant Grant S. L. Dunn Truman Manship Alfred Anderson Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society C. E. Lindeman Mr. Naylor FE. C. Naylor Myrtle Qwen Luella Naylor Stratford Ruth Naylor Harris Lind Olson Ames Emma Olson Bob Lindeman University of South Dakota Vermillion Hallowe’en Ruth Koenig Rolfe Kathleen Koening D. C. Hood A. E. Winegarden Belle White Faye Ferris Ruthven Genevieve Forey Mt. Clemens Mich Maria Aloysia Mercy Hospital Aloysia Order of the Sisters of Charity Cincinnati Ohio Anna Wallace George Shors John Bas Moines

Navy Seaman Chosen for Chorus of Radio Selections

Garrett Aden a first class seaman at Great Lakes Naval Training Station was selected as one of 12 from his company to join the chorus for radio broadcast selections. He enlisted in May and serves at the naval training base. Pat Houren hosted a Hallowe en party Saturday night for a group of boys with games a theatre outing and refreshments. Senator and Mrs A J Shaw and Mr and Mrs Frank Shaw spent last week in Mason City on a business trip.

Town Pump Marian Hoffert W.C.O.F Red Cross Sacred Heart J. F. Stelpflug Elizabeth Wolfe P. G. Hynish Lester Thorson Hallowe’en Janet Kay Garrett Aden U.S. Navy Navy Great Lakes Naval Training Station Pat Houren A. J. Shaw Frank Shaw Mason City

Community Notes Honor Local Families and Army Departures

Neighborhood residents gather for meals visits and dinners as Norman Johnson prepares to join the army. Spanning several Sundays and visits, families from Rolfe Bradgate Gilmore City Emmetsburg and Humboldt share events at homes in Rodman Bradgate and Fort Dodge with relatives from Des Moines Prairie du Lac and Pocahontas.

Raymond Isackson Judy Shirely Joe Johnson Gilmore City Johnson Home Tom Rae Ann Des Moines Hans Isacksen Bradgate Martin Sorenson Callender Curtiss Sorenson Fort Dodge Chris Sorenson A. C. Johnson Adolph Thompson Laura Isacksen Rachel Spencer Barbara Rolfe Norman Johnson

Notice of Tax Sale Redemption for Rolfe Land

Notice to estate of W S McEwen that Lot 14 in Auditor's Plat in Section 5 Township 92 Range 31 Rolfe Pocahontas County was sold for taxes 1938 1929 and 1940. Certificate assigned to J T Grant. Redemption period ninety days from service date. Treasurer's Deed to follow if not redeemed. Dated October 31 1942.

W. S. McEwen Pocahontas County Rolfe J. T. Grant A. D

ISU dairy herd supervisors need wartime replacements

Floyd J. Arnold of Iowa State College announces a shortage of dairy herd improvement supervisors as many are drafted. A two week training course will be held in Ames from November 16 to 28. Interested individuals should contact the Pocahontas County Farm Bureau or write to Mr. Arnold at Iowa State College.

Floyd J. Arnold Iowa State College Iowa State College Dairy Extension Service Ames Pocahontas County

Iowa Newspaper Deskbook Sixth Edition Released

The Iowa Newspaper Deskbook sixth edition is ready for distribution by the University of Iowa school of journalism and extension division. Edited by Prof Earl English it serves daily weekly and college publications as a style guide for publication work.

Lowa University of Iowa School of Journalism and Extension Division Earl English

Best Pheasant Season Won’t Slow Hunters In Iowas

Iowa conservation officers conducted the annual pheasant census amid heavy vegetation and poor weather yet reported the highest count ever. After debates over a longer season, officials set dates for a 21 day Hun garian partridge and pheasant season, the longest and largest open territory in state history.

1942 pheasant hunting rules and safety emphasized by State Commission

The State Conservation Commission urges firearm safety and careful farming during the 1942 pheasant season. Hunters should obtain land permission, respect crops and fences, and preserve gasoline and ammunition. Despite heavy vegetation, good cover offers plenty of birds. daily shooting hours run noon to 5 pm with a six cock bird possession limit after day one.

Tservation’ Commission State Conservation Commission Towans Fa

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