Rosary Society meeting notes and Advent wreath workshop
The Garfield St. Margaret's Rosary Society met in the parish hall on Wednesday November 8 with a Mass beforehand for members. Mrs. Dobrovolny led the rosary and Mrs. Eberle spoke on Schaller workshop while Mrs. Strithers demonstrated Advent wreath making. Lunch followed. Pepper Steppers danced to Warren Bowles on November 1 at the Plover.
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St. Margaret's Rosary Society
John Dobrovolny
Wallace Taylor
D.C.C.W
Robert Strithers
A.B. Jensen
Warren
Bowles
Chuck
Pocahontas
Jas
Scouts Visit Seaforth Area Offices and Courtroom
Scouts completed two fall seasons supplying color at local football games and toured offices and a courtroom. Twenty registered Scouts across five patrols participated, led by Moonspinners Jann Brinkman and Road Runner Sharn Feldman with patrol leaders and assistants listed. troop scribe Norma Hopkins and treasurer Jean Brinkman noted.
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Seahontas
Jann Brinkman
Connie Rickless
Sharn Feldman
Louise Gunderson
Golden Star
Barbara Spenner
Linda Pedergon
Eager Beavers
Cindy Bennett
Ardis Allen
Norma Hopkins
Jean Brinkman
Cadettes Progress With Fall Scout Year Activities
Fifteen cadettes began the scout year with singing at a Girl Scouts and parents gathering. Arlene Richard spoke with slides after attending the National Roundup in Idaho. Officers elected at the October first meeting include Barbara Lexterkamp troop leader Cindy Taylor scribe Pam Peters treasurer.
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Arlene Richard
Idaho
Pocghontas
Storm
Lake
Barbara Lexterkamp
Cindy Taylor
Pam Peters
Cheryl Wilson
Cheryl Rickard
Jen Tutt
Court of Honor
W.G. Taylor
Streit Memorial Park
Cadette Scouts Enjoy Outdoor Cookout During October Bike Hike
On a windy October Saturday the Cadette scouts had a bike hike to Dogpatch where they cooked a complete meal. The chilly day made hot food and running hills a challenge but kept spirit high as they prepared food in the field. They look forward to more scouting activities in November.
Garfield Rural Women Meet Discuss Safety and Farm Chemicals
Garfield Rural Women met November 1 at Mrs. El Shelgren's home. Twenty-one members attended as Mrs. Norton Ives led Rural Safety, with costumed assistants and a tape interview from Dr. Gunderson on farm chemicals presented by Virginia Harding, home economist.
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Garfield
el Shelgren
Kostessen
LeRoy Nelson
E. B. Christensen
Norton Ives
Gunderson
L3.u
Virginia Harding
Jaycee Meeting and Open House Reminders
The Jaycees set a meeting for Tuesday November 16 at 8 p.m. in the J.C. hall. An SSA Social Security representative will be at Pocahontas Court House Tuesday November 16 from 11 60 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. Open house honors Mrs Mary Weibler on Sunday November 14 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Methodist Church parlors. W S C 8 Circles meet November 17 with members listed and location in church parlor.
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J.C. Hall
Social Security
Court House
Pocahontas
Fort Dodge
Mary Weibler
W.S.C
Methodist Church
Esther
Carrie Henningson
Naomi
Minnie Hollenbeck
Ruth
Edna Davidson
Mary
Parorg
VFW Auxiliary Meeting Details and Family Births
VFW Auxiliary will meet in the recreation room of Toowa Electric Light and Power. The county American Legion Auxiliary meeting is set for Monday November 16 at 2 p.m. in the Legion hall Rolfe. Hospital news notes the birth of Jeffrey Allen Smith on November 6 1965 at Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge weighing six pounds 11½ ounces with siblings Timmy and Vicki and grandparents listed.
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V.F.W. Auxiliary
Wess
Henday
Towa
Jeffrey Allen Smith
Duane
Joyce Johnson) Smith
Humboldt
Jeffrey Allen
Lutheran Hospital, Fort Dodge
Timmy
Vicki
Victor Smith
E. A. Johnson
Rolfe
Edward John Orig er birth at St Anne's
A son named Edward John was born on November 8 1965 at St Anne's hospital. The birth announcement notes the new arrival and hospital.
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Edward John
St. Anne’s
Pheasant and Partridge Seasons Open With Regulation Changes
The State Conservation Commission announced changes for the 1965 pheasant and Hungarian partridge seasons. Hunting hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with two cock pheasants per day and six in possession, plus a one week shorter season than last year. Most of the state is open, except areas near Muscatine, Knoxville, and the Missouri line, and shooting Reeves pheasants released near Stephens State Forest is illegal. Hungarian partridge hours match pheasants. bag two with four in possession.
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State Conservation Commission
Muscatine
Knoxville
Missouri Line
Reeves
Stephens State Forest
Lucas
Monroe
Commission
Iowa Game and Biology Section Open Areas for Hunting
Both Game and Biology Section personnel support limited hunting access in north, west and north central Iowa where crops have been harvested. Areas west of Highway 65 from Minnesota to Iowa Falls to Sioux City remain open. the rest of the state is closed.
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Iowa
Minnesota Line
Towa Falls
Iowa Falla
Sioux City
New Manager Named for Farm Best Inc Hog Station
Announcement states Farm Best Inc hog buying station in Pocahontas has a new manager. It invites hog sellers to call 361 Pocahontas for bids offering the highest price.
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Farmbest Inc
Pocahontas
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