Mass for Peace marked Pope Paul VI visit to New York
Former Rolfe girl Karen Dailey recalls attending Pope Paul VI's October 4 1965 New York visit including a Mass at Yankee Stadium with 90 000 spectators. She describes the weather crowd energy and the pope's open car ride after the service.
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Paul
Rolfe
Pope Paul VI
United States
Pope Paul
Western Hemisphere
Karen Dailey
New York
Miss Dailey
Rolfe Community School
Omaha Personnel Trug School
New York City
Western Union
Glenn Dailey
Manhattan
United Nations
Cardinal Spellman
Mass For Peace
Rolfe F H A Hosts District Meeting
Rolfe F H A Chapter and advisor Mrs Faaborg hosted the district meeting on Saturday October 9 with over 500 girls from about 20 chapters. District president Maribelle Ives welcomed attendees, and Mrs Max Goldman gave an inspiring talk on the R s of the heart including reliability reward religion and resourcefulness. Kathy Rastetter was installed as president for 1965 66 and Sandra Spencer named as a district representative.
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Rolfe F.H.A
Faaborg
F.H.A
Maribelle -Ives
Rolfe
Teresa Dixon
Max Goldman
Forest
Japan
Cedar Valley
Rolfe Welcomes New Veterinarian Dr Dean Duitscher
Dr Dean Duitscher becomes Rolfe’s new veterinarian by purchasing the practice from Dr L W Feldman who served since July 1946. Duitscher, a Clarion native and 1968 Iowa State graduate, began practice October 11 in Rolfe with wife Melvene and two daughters Debra and Denise living on Kenney north farm east of Rolfe.
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Relfe
Dean W. Duitscher
L. W. Feldman
Feldman
Duitscher
Clarion
Iowa State University
Orange City
Rolfe
Melvene
Debra
Denise
Kenney North Farm
Rita Wax elected Vice President of Nurses Association
Miss Rita Wax was elected one of two vice presidents of the Student Nurses Association of Town at the three day convention which closed Tuesday at the Sherap Merrier Hotel in Sioux. Mrs Fay Wax is a second year student at the Evangelical Hees.
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Rita Wax
Student’ ‘Nurses’ Association of Town
Sherap Merrier
Sioux
Fay
Hees
Dart Returns Welcomed to Rolfe High School
The Arrow welcomes back the Dart as the Rolfe school news page resumes weekly publication for the 1965-66 year. Elaine Weis and Marcia are named among the roster in this issue.
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The
Arrow
Rolfe
Memhe
Dart
Elaine’ Weis
Marcia
Rolfe Rams Tie GC B 20-20 in Homecoming Thriller
Rolfe Rams and Gilmore City-Bradgate battled to a 20-20 draw at Gilmore City Bradgate Homecoming. Don Van Gorkom led Rolfe with 140 rushing yards and two fourth quarter TDs, while Roger Bennett added 120 yards as Rolfe outgained GC-B in passing and rushing before penalties helped GC-B edge later. The Rams face Rockwell City next, then Twin Rivers the following Wednesday.
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Gilmore City
Rolfe Rams
Rolfe
Rams
Don van Gorkom
Dean Pedersen
van Gorkom
Pedersen
Marc Stoufe
GCB
van Gorken
GCR
John Rickard
Randy Howard
Bill Post Marc Sroufe
Paul Tange
Roger Bennett
Bradgate
Eugene Elder
Rockwell City
Randy Junkman
Manson
Rolfea
G.C
Twin Rivers
Pocahontas County Heart Unit Plans 1965 66
The Pocahontas County Heart Unit outlines 1965 66 educational and fundraising plans. Chairs for each community will coordinate with civic groups to promote Town Heart Association services and present heart programs. A preview of the film Reprieve with Eisenhower is shown and a statewide Stroke Rehabilitation workshop is announced for Iowa City November 17.
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Pocahontas County
Igwa Heart“Association
Clifford Smith
Kenneth ,Sennett
Laurens
Don McCartan
Fonda
Ray Walsh
Varina
Clyde Smith
Gilmore City
Recognition Given John H Brinkman for long service
Mr. Brinkman received a Certificate of Recognition and Appreciation for over 26 years representing Employers Mutual Casualty Company in Des Moines Town. The event was presented by Piwe McDonald, supervisor for the company. He has 42 years as School Board secretary and town council roles, was mayor, now town clerk, and is a 50 year Mason and 60 year Eastern Star member.
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Mutual Casualty Companyj
Des Moines
We McDonald
Tows Field
the’ Company
Brinkman
Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Injured Boy Run Over On Minnesota Farm
Steven Lunning four year old grandson of Mr and Mrs John Cordes was struck by a tractor driven by his father Don Lunning on the family farm near LeRoy Minnesota. He suffered a cracked pelvis and body bruises and was treated at Spring Valley Memorial Hospital before being released Friday.
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Steven Lunning
John Cordes
Don Lunning
LeRoy
Minn
Steven
Spring Valley
Goodyear Award Honors Pocahontas SCD at Iowa Conference
Pocahontas County SCD received the Goodyear Award for the northern division at the Annual Conference for SCD Commissioners in Des Moines Iowa. Mark A Bussman presented the award to G Donald Trenary chairman. Clarke County SCD won southern division. Fred Westweber and Lyle Lund named outstanding farmer cooperators. Goodyear Farms near Phoenix hosts December 14 18 event.
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G. Donald Trenary
Pocahontas County
SCD
Goodyear
Pocahontas
Des Moines
Iows
Mark A. Bussman
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Iowa
Pocahontas Co
Clarke County Scd
Osceola
Rubber Company
Goodyear Farms
Phoenix
Arizona
Puerto Rico
Alaska
SCAIP
Jackson Co. Scd
James DeWolf
Paul C. Crotty
Herman Janssen
Assissisis
Disot
4 H Rally Set For October 16
North High Des Moines football coach and State 4 H Camp Director to speak at 4 H Rally Night in Pocahontas Public School Gym October 16. Ray Pugh to discuss How to Make Your Teens Terrific. Event begins 7 00 p m program 7 30 p m led by Ron Orth county extension aide. Campaigning and extemporaneous speeches by 1966 county officers and candidates to follow.
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North High
Des Moines
Pocahontas Public School
Ray Pugh
Ron Orth
Pugh
Pocahontas County
Bethene Trexel
Edward Vaughn
Barbara Harryman
John Wenell
Secretar‘ies
Linda Nielsen
Doug Wenells
Martha Gunderson
Duane Stearns
Historiasis
Donna Fulcher
Olan Jesaco
County of Will
Havelock-Plover Girls Capture Fall Sectional Softball Title
Havelock-Plover defeated Gilmore City Bradgate 8-4 in Rolfe to win the girls fall sectional softball tournament finals. Clausen earned the win with Carlson the loser as Havelock-Plover broke open a six-run third inning aided by four walks and a bases loaded double by Ralle. The Olfe girls had previously eliminated Gilmore City Bradgate 17-4 in semi-final action on September 23.
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Rolfe
Havelock-Plover
Gilmore City
Bradgate
Ralle
Innizige
G.C.B
John ‘Adams
Olfe
Soybean Harvesting Loans Under Way
County ASCS office manager Ralph Todd outlines the sealing procedure for soybeans as harvesting enters full swing. local inquiries rise about start and timing of loan provisions and soybean logs processing.
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Ralph Todd
County Ascs
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Ritz
Sun
County Heart Unit
Guy BB Wield
C. Elmer Peterson
Arno
F.R.A
BBA
Todd
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