Rural Women and Community Celebrations Report
Rural Women met at Mrs. Victor Shire's home on September 22 with a flower arrangement demonstration by Pocahontas vets. The Rolfe H. S. girls sextet performed, officers were nominated, and Beholership and Friendship funds grew through contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Victor Shire
DeLors Grobaes
Pocahontan
Rolfe H. S. Girls’ Sextet
Teng
A. A. Christensen
Bermerd Bicklefs
Myre
Lester Applegate
Rolfe Music Mothers Host Reception for Rolfe Consolidated Staff
The Rolfe Music Mothers hosted a Tuesday evening reception for faculty, parents, and friends of Rolfe Consolidated School on September 23. Dorothy Farlow as president addressed the group before classroom visits and a gym program led by Mrs. George Becker. Coffee and cookies were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe Music Mothers
Rolfe Consolidated School
Wire
Dorothy Farlow
Music Mothers
George Becker
Ladies Night School Plans Fall Evening Courses
The Adult Councils prepare a fall evening school program with a chili supper to open the season. A complete school program will be released later and details on the project are expected to be announced in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Inter
All-Woman Jury Hears Franklin County Damage Suit
Franklin county district court conducts its first all-woman jury trial in a damage suit arising from an auto accident. The panel includes local residents, with testimony spanning injuries from a ladder fall to a tractor incident and community notices about visiting relatives in Fort Dodge and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County District Court
Methodist Church schedules World Wide Communion Sunday
The Milton M Schaper led congregation shifts Sunday times with Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11. World Wide Communion observes the Lord's Supper at the 11 o’clock service and the choir provides special music.
World-Wide Communion at Presbyterian Church Plans
William B. Nelson leads a world wide communion service this Sunday with Church School at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 a.m. The sermon titled A Means of Grace is the third in a series Words We Live By. Senior High WF attends WF Rally at Ringsted at 3 p.m. Junior High WF meets at Henry Olerichs. U P W council meets Wednesday. Choir practice at 8 p.m. Thursday.
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MYF
W.S.C.S
P. Chambers
Our Church
Art DeVaul
Richard Hodoway
James Ramsey
DeElda Gunderson
Fern Pease
Everett Burns
William B. Nelson
Ringsted
Henry Olerich
U.P.W. Executive Council
Lutheran Church schedules Sunday services and events
The Lutheran Church announces Sunday School and Bible classes at 8:45 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. with Holy Communion. Luther League at noon and officers meet at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the church. The Women’s Missionary Federation fall convention of the Eagle Grove Circuit meets Wednesday Oct. 6 with sessions at 10 a.m. and 1:26 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving N. Tange
Luther League
Women's Missionary Federation of
Eayle Grove
Eagle Grove
ROLYFE BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICE SCHEDULE
Harold Herbranson, pastor, invites all to morning worship at 11:45 with a sermon What Must Is To Be Saved. Evening service features singing. Thursday prayer meeting and Bible study at 7:45 focus on Acts chapter 14. For spiritual help or a ride, call Victor 3812.
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Rolyfe Baptist Church
CBA
Harold Herbranson
Sunder Schoal
Trespel
Victor
Gratitude from Frank Carl After Hospital Stay
Frank Carl thanks all who sent gifts cards flowers and calls during his hospital stay and after his return expressing sincere appreciation for the kindness shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carl- Tom
First and Second Grades Journal at M T School
First grade students explore We Work and Play letters and large beginning sound charts while second grade reads Round About tales. They review consonants and begin vowel sounds and create fall scene art.
Third Grade Class Performs With Star Awards and Field Play
Mrs Nielsen reports stars for perfect spelling in third grade while fourth graders Sharon Rebecca Linda Sandra Dwayne and Julie also earn stars. A new plastic bat and ball arrive for softball. Eye checks occur and an eight inch lizard is observed, fed, found, and released. Reading Five Little Peppers continues as 12 Rolfe library books are checked out.
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Sharon
Rebecca
Linda
Sandra
Dwayne
Julie
Teresa
Patricia
Lizard
Rolfe
Fifth and Sixth Grades- Mrs. Daman
In 5th grade we have been having short tests in geography and history. Most of us have been getting A's and B's. Both grades are completing their bulletin boards and we are practicing for the next Community Club. Mrs. Daman's daughter, Nancy, visited school Thursday.
Spelling and Arithmetic Progress in Seventh Eighth Grades
In spelling Mrs Bixler reviews rules verb endings prefixes and suffixes with practical sentences. A spelling test and review next week will show progress. Some students needing more work are improving with extra home study. In arithmetic Mr Holmseth seventh grade reviews fractions and decimals while eighth grade studies percent calculations and converting tenths to hundredths and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmseth
School News Highlights Readings And Ring Arrivals
The freshman class studies positive and negative numbers in algebra while exploring weather science and Egyptian history. The juniors announce arrival of class rings after adjustments and note English study of Macbeth. A class party planning meeting is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Heathman
Georgie Rye
Ben Lehnug
Class meeting names colors flower and picture day
The report notes a Sept 23 class meeting chaired by Clara Ann Lenz where dark green and silver were chosen as colors and the white rose as class flower. Plans for Oct 1 photo day were discussed. Girls sports feature by Janice Hansen recalls a Sept 20 softball game against Ayrshire at Cylinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Ann Lenz
Janice Hansen
Ayrshire
Local Sports Defeats and School Band Notes
The team lost 22 to 5 and then 11 to 5 at Gilmore City on Wednesday September 24. Gleason and Halligan were key in the win while Heathman Hansen and Mr Holmaeth starred for the losers. The Junior Class Play stage issues are easing as the band and chorus stay busy with classes and practice. Elementary music classes sing new season songs without piano accompaniment.
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Monty Raye Py
Yoof
Mise Bether L. Peveld
Couputer
Mri
Arée D. Pevald
Humboldt
Denald V. Marnin
Marnin
Anita, Ja
Wurbeldt
Tan Wit
Gilmore City
Dennis Weimer
A., Frank
Don Day
Pe’ *Itman
Karen
Mardell Altman
John
North
Gleason P. and
Halligan Ec
Heathman P. Hansen c
Holmaeth
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le Mriend
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Franklin Majorowicz
Bari Tvez
Fae Schon
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Mies Feevld
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Luna Bailey
Eden Spencer
James Spencer
Vernis Biedermann
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Jerry Peterson
Miriam Leuthauser
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Audrey Harris
Dorothy Robinson
Mary Eilen Eccles
Janet Dixon
Carol Pedersen
Grant Home
Donna Landing
Jim Young
Aletha Grant
Lehman’s Produce
Donna
Elmer Sanding
Patsy
Diane Cailcn
Grant
Pearl Lehnus
Rolfe School
Rolfe Local News
Ian Worster
Chet Carpenter
Mary Blessing
Friendship Haven
Fort Dodge Sunder
Mike Strong
Carol
Naomi
Dee Moines
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Celtornie Exrijer
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Seupniers
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Leslie Johnson
Johnnie Johnson
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Bock Repids
Vernon Smith
Audubon
Ha Peterson
Siz
Troman Yoder
Halona
Presbyterian Church
the Lutheran Church
Dera Simon
M. T. School News
Mrs. Nielsen
Rexall
Chennel
Webb’s Druc Store
Freeman's Clover Farm Store
C. F. Red
S. P. Cherries
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