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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1949

Page

3

Services Held For Henry Buck At Methodist Church

Funeral services for Henry W. Buck were held at the Havelock Methodist church with Rev. J. A. Albertson presiding. Interment followed in Washington cemetery. Buck, born May 4 1889, died November 4 at age 60 after a fall at his son’s home. He left a wife Ieva Hendricks Buck and three sons Elden Melvin Lawrence, plus five grandchildren and siblings. The American Legion Auxiliary planned a benefit dinner and Armistice day dance at the school, shifting dates due to venue changes.

Jesus Harry Herschel Havelock LeRoy Miller Dale Buck Rolfe Alva Buck Clarep Arnold Leonard Buck Jackson Minn Washington Cemetery Henry William Buck W. P. Buck Union Hill Laurens Hospital Eldon Wallace Graettinger Melvin Dale Lawrence Lee Geraldine Richard Melvin Judy Gerald Martha Herschel George Miller Louis American Legion Auxiliary Legion Ridotto

Sun Shine Club Hallowe'en Hostesses and Local Events

Mrs Ed Rettenmier and Mrs H G Brechler hosted the Sun Shine club with Hallowe en decor and lunch. talks included a costume talk from Pocahontas native Mrs Bob Filloon. Amvet Auxiliary met with 23 members. box prizes sent to Soldiers home in Marshalltown. Henry Buck dies after fall at son's home. Nursing and family news from Lake City area.

Ed Rettenmier H. G. Brechler Sunshine Club Hallowe'en Bob Filloon Pocahontas France Lee Conway Frank Pauk Amvet Floyd Schleusener Wayne Philp Lake City District Marshalltown Theo. Johnson Legion Hall Ann Klein George Speer Don Gibson

Party honors Uncle Andrew Johnson on 80th birthday

Mrs. Harold Shimon hosted members of the Wednesday club at her home for a party honoring her uncle Andrew Johnson on his 80th birth day. Lunch was served at the close.

Andrew Johnson Harold Shimon

Community activity and visits highlight town weekly notices

Thursday afternoon residents assisted by Floyd Oertley and Rev. Albertson gathered 100 bushels of corn at a corn pick up bee for the church. Friday about 20 pupils and the pastor collected 100 bushels at Mrs Nellie Nickelson farm for church aid. Lunch was served by local ladies.

Friendly Day Circle Floyd Oertley Oertley Albertson Nellie Nickelson

Madsen Family Hosts and Local 'Twin Four' Club Notes

Pocahontas social page reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Madsen and children from Sioux City, with Fort Dodge guests. Twin Four club hosted by Mrs. Ramon Hinde with prize winners Mrs. Everette Baughman and Mrs. George Shors. Other items cover the DeLay family’s Washington visit and Strathman family travel.

Robert Madsen Patty Ann Robert, Jr Sioux City Mr. Madsen S. Madsen Ray Madsen Stanley and Steffen Fort Dodge Madsen Ramon Hinde Gerald Strathman L. P. Grosvenor Everette Baughman George Shors Paul R. DeLay Buddy Washington, D. C J. J. DeLay Jerry Norfolk Nebr St. Paul Minn Tom McMahon A. R. Mackovets Jerry McTigue Betty Jo Strathman Davenport

Local Social Roundup From Area Clubs

Mrs. George Waters hosted the Thimble club at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Will Voy returned to Waterloo after an extended visit with her mother and Grace Bloomer. Mrs. Will Hilton of Rolfe is staying at the Bloomer residence. Mr. and Mrs. John Hatteberg visited their daughter near Lonerock last Sunday. Mrs. Don Henderson hosted the Woman's club on Wednesday afternoon.

Mayme Daugherty Fort Dodge Fidton Buck Graettinger Mr. Buck Donald Silvey George Silveys F.T.A Future Teachers of America Morningside Earl Gill Marcus Mary Gill Brook Gill Darius Logan Spirit Lake Adrian Logan Harley McLain Ames Martha Duncan Women’s Forum Norman Jacobson Harry Herschel Lawrence Buck Eagle Grove Lawrence University Hospital Iowa City George Waters Thimble Club Will Voy Waterloo Mary Bloomer Grace Bloomer Will Hilton Rolfe Bloomer John Hatteberg Richard Behrends Lonerock Don Henderson

Local Visitors and Birthday Club Gatherings Reported

Charlesworth and family along with Mr Strathman and daughter spent four days visiting. Mr and Mrs W B Tinnan and son Bonnie, a student at Ames, attended the Iowa State Drake football game in Des Moines. Mrs John Mordan hosted the Anna Marie birthday club, while Mesdames Eckerson Lorge Donohoe and Pattee visited Auburn with Rev Wessling and Miss Hodapp.

Charlesworth Leone Eckerson Clara Lorge E. R. Donohoe J. B. Pattee Auburn G. F. Wessling Emma Hodapp

Pocahontas Art Show Highlights Local Talent

The Pocahontas Federated Women's club exhibited 216 paintings in town, with 65 works by students in grades four to eight and ten watercolors by professional artists led by Mrs. Catherine A. Barr of Boston. 141 adult amateur paintings, mostly watercolors, showcased local artistic effort. Over 250 visitors from Pocahontas County and towns such as Emmetsburg Humbolt Gilmore City LeMars and visitors from California attended.

Pocahontas Federated Women’s Club Pocahontas Catherine A. Barr Boston Mass Barr Pocahontas County Emmetsburg Humboldt Gilmore City LeMars California

Blue Ribbons Awarded in Children's and Seventh Grade Work

Ribbon awards recognized good effort in the children's department while the seventh grade earned blue ribbons for overall character. Adult group taste split nearly evenly between landscape and still life. The club committee earned praise for efficiency in the 1949 project, and contributors and visitors forecast greater enthusiasm for 1950.

Sacred Heart Ladies Honor Mrs Karhoff With Lecture Program

The Sacred Heart ladies society November meeting at Holy Name hall featured Father H Karhoff and Stephen Craze presenting a Fatima lecture. They honored Mrs Selina Karhoff for her 80th birthday on November 19 and saluted Miss Loretta Mileschik, polio survivor at Warm Springs, who turns 19 on November 16.

Karhoff H. Karhoff Fatima Stephen Craze Selina Karhoff Father Karhoff Sacred Heart Ladies Society Holy Name Hall M. H. Hammes George McCartan Mother Macree Francis Fichler George Milefchik Warm Springs Foundation Warm Springs Dubuque NOCW Frank Shaw Circle DeLoss Drobney Fran

High score prizes dominate meeting attendance at club

Eis Eichler and Mrs. Richard Bollard won the high score prizes, Mrs. Phil Muehl took the special prize. About 90 members attended the meeting with Mrs. Emanuel Kraska as a non-member guest.

Eis Eichler Richard Bollard Phil Muehl Emanuel Kraska

Mortensen Discusses Iowa School System Reorganization

Ralph O. Mortensen superintendent of Rolfe public schools spoke on reorganization of the Iowa School System at the November meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary of Pocahontas in SS Peter and Paul's hall. Mrs Lora Weber led a business session and reported 40 pounds of sewed carpet rags sent to Clinton domiciliary center for veterans rugs. A Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets food shower was held and membership reached 210. Christmas party planned for December 7 with Mrs Duncan Grant in charge.

Ralph O. Mortensen Rolfe Iowa American Legion Auxiliary of Pocahontas SS. Peter and Paul’s Hall Richard Melson Clinton Domiciliary Center K. B. Hatteberg Duncan Grant

Joint Meeting of Pocahontas Legion and Auxiliary at Ridotto Ballroom

William Guthrie and Mrs. Ralph D. Jacobsen addressed the joint Pocahontas County American Legion and Auxiliary gathering at the Ridotto Ballroom on November 2. Dale Boyd served as master of ceremonies while Paul Amick and Eileen O'Brien provided vocal and piano music. Preceding the joint program, separate meetings were led by Mrs. Nona Farr and district presidents Mrs. Alfred Fisher and Mrs. Leo Laird.

Ridotto William Guthrie American Legion Webster City Ralph D. Jacobsen Boone Pocahontas County American Legion and Auxiliary Ridotto Ballroom Dale Boyd Pocahontas Paul Amick Eileen O’brien

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