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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1946

Page

3

Havelock News Opens Basketball Practice For Girls And Boys

Havelock starts basketball practice for boys and girls at the school with many students out. Coach Robert Baker leads both teams and the opening game is set with Ware on November 15 at Ware. Schedule outlines games through February with multiple towns and county tournaments.

Havelock Robert Baker Ware Pocahontas Albert City Mallard Palmer Bradgate Plover Fonda D.M.T

Carnival Bazaar Raises 257 Dollars At Legion Hall

The Amvets Auxiliary sponsored Hallowe en bazaar and carnival at the Legion hall on Wednesday evening drew a large crowd and proceeds totaled 257 dollars. Activities included lunch, bingo, and other carnival attractions, plus a sale of fancy work and food.

Hallowe’en Amvets Auxiliary Legion Hall

Grandson Injured as Tractor Backing Over Boy and Woman

Kenneth Gruver suffered bruises when a tractor and wagon backed over him and Mrs. Hall at his grandfather Jake Rubel’s Emmetsburg home. Mrs. Hall broke a pelvic bone. The driver failed to see them. Marguerite Hilton and Mrs. Will Hilton visited from Waterloo and Rolfe. Kate Hilton had a stroke and is cared for at Will Hilton’s home. Dan Iino and daughter traveled from Alsea Oregon to visit relatives. Mrs. Henry Edge visited Fort Dodge to see her mother at the Lutheran hospital. Mrs. Cornwell now uses a wheelchair. The first issue of The Havelock Eagle school paper appeared this week with advertising from local businesses. Gerald Weise visited from Fort Dodge to see family and hunt pheasants.

Mary H. Wilson Claud Wilson Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls M. Nelson Roland Ritgers E. F. Ritgers Fort Sill Oklo Will Point J. C. Dunlop Des Moines Joe Schupfer Kansas City Fonda Dan Fitzgerald James Filloon Tom Hatton Mary Ann Merle Batz Pocahontas Carlson Wileen Margaret Verne Bradgate J. H.eno Eno Ray Grover Richard Henderson Iowa City Kenneth Gruver Jake Rubel Emmetsburg H. D. Gruver Kenneth Marguerite Hilton Waterloo Will Hilton Rolfe Kate Hilton Will Dan Iino Alsea Oregon Henry Edge Fort Dodge Lutheran Hospital Cornwell Havelock Eagle Gerald Weise Will Randolph

P T A Meeting Highlights School Event and Visits

At a Monday village school parent teacher club gathering motion pictures were shown. Marilyn Ny strom and Virginia Oertley played piano, Mr. Nelson sang eight solos, and Supt. Don Henderson spoke. The class of 1946 donated gym hangboards. Pumpkin pie and coffee were served.

Marilyn Nystrom Virginia Oertley Mr. Nelson Don Henderson

Silver wedding anniversary honors in Ridotto

More than 400 relatives and friends gathered at the Ridotto Tuesday evening for the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shimon. The couple, married 25 years ago, received gifts including a purse of silver and danced to the Jepperson orchestra of Rockwell City. The Shimons have five children Irene Dale Ivan Betty and Gary. Mr. Shimon and his sons Dale and Ivan served in the last war and he is a World War I veteran.

Ridotto Harold Shimon St. Louie Jepperson Orchestra Rockwell City Shimons Irene Dale Ivan Betty Gary Mr. Shimon

Havelock Methodist Church Schedule and Missionary Visit

The Havelock Methodist Church lists services led by Pastor J. E. Albertson. Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11. Youth Fellowship 7 to 8. Choir practice Thursday 7:30. Florence Prouty, Chile missionary, speaks next Sunday at Havelock and Ware churches. District conference on stewardship at Algona Sunday 2:30 p.m.

Havelock Methodist Church J. E. Albertson Florence Prouty Chile Havelock Ware

Geese and Ducks Crash Landings Across State

Reports across the state note hazardous southbound migration despite added protections. Rainy storms cause crashes as waterfowl misjudge wet roads and collide with autos. Several incidents involve collisions with high tension lines and illuminated water towers, per the Conservation Commission.

The Conservation Commission

Cream and Milk Cooling Tanks Guard Quality in Cold

Cream and milk cooling tanks are essential in cold weather to prevent freezing and maintain cleanliness of dairy products, ensuring consistent quality year round.

Rexatl Mi Gardenia Rexall Delray

Local notes from Pocahontas and area events

Mrs. Joseph Richler recovers from a broken leg and may sit up briefly after a Fort Dodge check-up. Halloween party enjoyed by 10 girls at A R Peters home. Numerous visitors and nursing staff visits, student arrivals, and family travel noted from Pocahontas through surrounding towns.

Joseph Richler Fort Dodge A. J. Shaw Sacred Heart Church Rose Ann Strathman R.N Omaha Miss Strathman F. J.strathman Strathman Donna Strathman St. Teresa’s Annette Keane Dorothy Ann Shimon Mary Teresa Reigelsberger A. C. Shimon L. B. Reigelsberger St. Theresa’s College Winona Minn Harold Frerk AIOMM San Diego Calif Theo McCahan E. C. Frerk Spirit Lake Pocahontas Dan Hawk Clatshame Oregon Jens Christenson Graettinger S. J. Christenson Plover Kelly Margaret Schoofs Des Moines Business College

88th Birthday Observed At Hood Home

Mr and Mrs D C Hood hosted a Sunday birthday party at their home for M W Linnan in his 88th year. Guests included family relatives and Sisters Mary St Celestine and M Wilfred of Marcus. Gift presented to Mr Linnan and later social visits followed after dinner.

D. C. Hood M. W. Linnan Hood Mary St. Celestine of Marcus Holy Name School M. Wilfred Charles Linnan Jim Tom Laurens Theo. Koenig Rolfe Henry Debeck Nellie Dickie Gilmore City Leo Shors Dale Joyce Clarence Osweiler Jeanne W. B. Linnan Donald Roger Karen

October meeting of St Joan of Arc Catholic Foresters

The October gathering of St. Joan of Arecourt, Women's Catholic Order of Foresters, drew a large crowd at Holy Name hall. After a business session, refreshments were served and five hundred played. prizes went to Mrs. Leo Shorgs and Florence Schools. a Halloween theme framed the event. Committee members included Mrs. Vern Smrkowski, Mrs. Marcella Ollinger, Mrs. Anna Peterson, Mrs. T. J. Quinlan, Mrs. S. Ries, Miss Josephine Lehade, and Mrs. Elizabeth Wolfe.

W.C.G.F St. Joan of Arecourt Order of Foresters Holy Name Hall Leo Shorgs Florence Hallowe’en Vern Smrkowski Marcella Ollinger Anna Peterson T. J. Quinlan S. Ries Josephine Lehade Elizabeth Wolfe

Damages Awarded in Work Injury Case Against Railroad

Jesse Jackson Leon receives 20 000 damages for a broken back suffered at work for a packing concern. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad was assessed the liability.

Jesse Jackson Leon Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad

Blue Geese Abundant Boost Iowa Huntable Game

Iowa sees a heavy fall flight of blue geese along the Missouri River with thousands stopping in cornfields for feeding. Conservation officials hope the trend continues as more blues feed in the state, aided by mechanical cornpickers. Canada geese remain protected, while blue and snow geese are legal game with bag limits of four.

Iowa Missouri River Mississippi Valley Louisiana Texas

Trapper Fined 325 After Illegal Fur Possession

Phillip McCarthy of Cherokee paid 325 dollars after pleading guilty to three counts of illegal possession of fur bearing animals and trapping without a license. Conservation officers Starr and Kelley seized seven mink and three muskrats, and Judge Harrison Fisher ordered fines of 100 dollars per fur charge and 25 dollars for the license violation.

Phillip McCarthy Starr and Kelley McCarthy Justice Court Cherokee Harrison Fisher

Broadcast Set For Illinois Iowa Game On WNAX

Don O'Brien will travel to Iowa City to call the Illinois Iowa game on WNAX Saturday at 1 45 p m The Western Conference broadcast will influence the Big Nine race as both teams contend for third place or higher.

WNAX Don O’brien Iowa City Iowa

Outbreak of Prosecutions Over 11 Weeks of October

Conservation officers report widespread enforcement actions across Waverly Storm Lake Estherville and Dallas area during October involving multiple violations. Fines exceed 1745 with maximums of 100 per bird for pheasant poaching and penalties for trapping dynamiting nets illegal hunting and carrying guns on public roads. One case ends with 90 days jail for fishing by a Sigourney area violator.

Justice Courts Ph “Sooners Ter and Morse Waverly Storm Lake Estherville Dallas Keokuk County Sigourney Justice

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Carnival Riggs Bernetta Wesley Woman's Society of Christian Service Owen McConaughy Vern Waters Havelock Woman’s Club Waters Ray Hartsock Havelock Wednesday Club Floyd Vader Stella Shimon Harold Cap Shorts George Willis Speer Wanda Sibley Libertyville Amvers Humboldt Alice Quade Otto Keerles George Speer Earl Sandy Wayne Philp Hattebergs Methodist Church Bertha Shaveland Howard Johnson New Jersey Wayne Arnold Mary Jo Jimmy Waters Carl Barth George Weible Fred Smith Harold Carlson George Buckwalter G. A Arnnolds 'Park Ray Gruver Harold Zenith Byrle Waters Camp Kilmer Pocahontas News Bill Mackovets Creighton University Joan McCartan Des Moines School of Beauty Culture Arthur McCartan Gerald Peters Geriann Joe Peters Council Bluffs Rosemary Kelleher B. Kelleher Genevieve Kelleher St. Catherine’s Hospital McCormick- Deering Machines and Service Bradburn Implement Co B. C. Steinbrecher Joan Chicago Steinbrecher Joseph Kichler Joseph Davis Frank Ellis Mary Teresa Theo. MecCartan Ellis McCartan B & B Dairy Trapper Webb’s Drug Store Rolfe, Iowa
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