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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1943

Page

3

Armistice Day Program Highlights Local Honor Roll Dedication

Havelock observes Armistice Day with a theater program and dedication of the local honor roll by the United Service Women of America and American Legion Auxiliary. 85 names listed. readers asked to notify if any names were missed. Dinner follow upraised $100 for the group, while local improvements to a Miller residence proceed under Art Ralle.

Havelock United Service Women of America J. D. Walcott Howard Gibson Harold Wright American Legion Auxiliary United Service Women Methodist Church

Birthday Dinner for Rev. Wolcott at Methodist Parsonage

Sunday afternoon a group of friends gathered at the Methodist parsonage to celebrate Rev. J. D. Wolcott passing another milestone. A chicken dinner and birthday cake were served and a gift of silver dollars was presented to the minister.

J. D. Wolcott

Kill Kare Klub Hosts Wednesday Gathering

Mrs. Jess DeVaul served as hostess for the Kill Kare Klub meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Officers elected include Mrs. Ruth McClain as president, secretary, and treasurer, with Mrs. Thelma Gibson handling entertainment. Lunch was served at the close by Mrs. DeVaul.

Jess DeVaul Kill Kare Klub Ruth McClain Thelma Gibson Beulah Pearson de- Vaul

Community notes from Pocahontas and surrounding towns

A Sunday gathering at Mr and Mrs Will Point hosted relatives including Pfc George Point. Neighbors and family from Pocahontas Humboldt Burt and Anaheim California visited milestones and Armistice Day. A road east of town is being graded. A Woman's Society meeting was held at the Methodist church basement with local leaders and volunteers serving. Donald Jolliffe, recovering after an injury, uses crutches and is improving.

Dale Cole Richards Fred Woodbury Anaheim Calif Henry Gruver Mr. Woodbury H. D. Gruver Byran Lucille Humboldt R. W. Forbes J. B. Sheldon J. L. Miller Burt S. H. Gill G. A. Gruver Walter Ohrtman Baltimore Ray Gruver Mae Ben Bby Weadbury Grover Woman's Society of Christian Service Methodist Church Pernoon Bara Owen McConauchy Jayed Iley Deere Linch Mesdames Will GoodeiJid Charles Hilger C. Cornwell Donald Marie Jolliffe Breal

Truesdale Visit Highlights L F Godfrey Home Call

Mr and Mrs Henry Steinkilber of Truesdale visited Friday at the L F Godfrey home during a brief stopover. The report notes a cordial encounter and pleasant exchange among neighbors.

Henry. Steinkilber of Truesdale L .F. Godfrey

Fred Meier Died Wednesday At His Farm Home

Fred Meier died suddenly Wednesday morning at his farm home from a heart attack. Though not in the best of health for some time, he had been at work on the farm as usual. The notice lists family and local visitors as relatives and friends travel and stays.

Fred Meier

Harvest Home Thanksgiving service at Havelock Methodist Church

John Drake Walcot, pastor, leads Sunday school at 10 15 and morning worship at 11 15. Harvest Home Thanksgiving service planned for next Sunday morning with Farm Bureau members invited. W.S.C.S. circle to meet with Mrs George Dying Thursday afternoon.

Havelock Methodist Church John Drake Walcot Farm Bureau W.S.C.S George

Legion Auxiliary Potluck Dinners in Pocahontas

In the home of Judge and Mrs. Fred J. M. Hudson, a potluck dinner was served at 7:30 p.m. on Armistice Day for Legion and Auxiliary members. The event celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of the Armistice with talks by Legionnaires about November 11, 1918, songs from World War I, and a social evening after the Auxiliary meeting. Committee members listed include Mrs. Jack Bouma and others.

Pocahontas Fred JM Hudson Legion and Auxiliary Auxiliary Jack Bouma Catherine Parker W. W. Hudek Perry Pearson C. W. Gilchrist Joe Milefehik

Hard Time Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Fleege

Mr and Mrs Charles Fleege entertained guests at a hard time party on Thursday evening. Attendees arrived in hard time costumes after which Mr and Mrs Vern Smrkovski greeted them at the home gathering.

Charles Fleege Vern Smrkovski

Social Highlights and Local Notices of the Week

Community members celebrate prizes at a card night with high score going to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hood and consolation prizes to George Mileschik and Mrs. Cletus Lieb. A patriotic lunch follows. Numerous furloughs and visits mark the period with servicemen like Staff Sgt. M. E. James and Pvt. Marian Meppen spending time with families across Iowa, Minnesota, and Missouri.

Carl Hood George Mileschik Cletus Lieb

Community Notes From Local Residents And Visitors

Mrs Ed Telfer and daughter Mrs Mervin Long of Nevada returned Wednesday after visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs C E Calligan. Peter Meppen, once a Lutheran hospital patient in Fort Dodge, went home Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Dan OBrien spent Thursday in Mallard with Mr and Mrs Tom Duffy. Mrs Mary E Hauk of Grindstone S D winters with Mrs Charles Pattee. Mr and Mrs F C Hartung with daughters Mrs W M Harvey of Austin Minn and Mr and Mrs J F Rorapaugh and daughters Margaret Ann and Jean went to Rockwell City Sunday for the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs A J Squaire. Sacred Heart school fall festival drew a large crowd at Holy Name hall with bingo and games. Frank Stejskal and Mrs Stejskal's mother Mrs John Hotevec moved from their farm to Pocahontas into Roy Greenwood house recently sold. The former occupants George A Reath family moved to the Jim Bunda home in northwest town.

I. C. Schroeder W. M. Harvey Austin Minn F. C. Hartung M. E. James Camp Selby C. G. James Chicago Y. Ie. Westholm Byron Peterson Fort Devins Mass Andrew Peterson Roy Dillemuth Eva Dillemuth Karen Ann Pomeroy Dennis Rost Minnie McEwen Waterloo Harry Green P. G. Hynish Diana Tatman East Dubuque Mary Ruth Hynish A. E. Cook Sew Methodist Aid Harry Levene Reuben Nuffziger Lucille MacDonald Joe MacDonald Gilbert Weishaar Rosé’ Weishaar Sacred Heart Church George Moritz Storm Lake Marcell Moritz W. B. Limnan A. C. Shimon Des Moines Aaron Lindeman L. J. Hartman Iowa Falls Marian Meppen Keesler Field Miss Peter Meppen Lucille Pvt. Meppen Hawaiian Islands Infantry Air Force Anna Sefcik John Machain John Laurens Omaha Godfrey Hazuka E. F. Rarapaugh Margaret Ann Jean Sioux City Rorapaugh Bernard Seagren Medical Corp Fitzsimmons General Hospital Denver Colo Mrs. E. Seagren Ed Telfer Mervin Long Nevada A. J. Squaire Squaire Hartung Sacred Heart School Holy Name Hall Frank Stejskal Stejskal John Hotevec Pocahontas Roy Greenwood George A. Reath Jim Bunda

Welcome All class plans year study at Methodist church

The Welcome All class of the Methodist Sunday school met at Mrs. Charles Battershell’s home. New officers Mrs. Horace Winegarden and Mrs. Harry Green led a business meeting planning class study for the year. A social hour followed with refreshments.

Methodist Sunday School Charles Battershell Horace Winegarden Harry Green

Initiation Sunday At Fort Dodge For Foresters Court

The Men’s Catholic Order of Foresters held a joint initiation Sunday at the Warden Hotel Fort Dodge at 1 30 pm. The state team initiated Robert Keeble Donald Donahue Jack McCartan Paul Nieman Cletus Schott Robert Hallman Eugene Ryan Donald Weishaar and John Donohue in Pocahontas Spaulding Court No 1008. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Flaherty hosted six couples for cards Sunday evening with five hundred in play. Prizes went to Mrs John Kleen Mrs Emmet Hood and Mrs George Shors. Refreshments followed.

Order of Foresters Fort Dodge Warden Hotel Pocahontas Spaulding Court No Robert Keeble Donald Donahue Jack McCartan Paul Nieman Cletus Schott Robert Hallman Eugene Ryan Donald Weishaar John Donohoe Lawrence Flaherty John Kleen Emmet Hood George Shors

Seifred Family Visits Waterloo Parents Ill Grandmother

Ed Seifred of Waterloo visited Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Seifred at Mrs Mary Monaghan's home. Mrs Seifred and children Pat Mike and Janet Marie returned home after a week here. Mrs Monaghan is seriously ill. Her condition remains unchanged.

Ed Seifred Waterloo Joe Seifred Mary Monaghan

Sof Clans an old automobile.

A fragmented OCR item mentions an old automobile with engine details and reference to screenings and seeds, but the readable facts are limited. The text lists vague phrases about engine bas, stationary power, engine in cents, and a reply combining terms, with no clear event or outcome.

Sof Engin Bas Falsa

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