Methodist Aid Honors Mrs. Reid at Farewell Tea
The Methodist Ladies Aid held a farewell tea for Mrs. Oda Reid at her home with twenty guests. a remembrance gift was presented to her. Various clubs met last week with social gatherings, prize drawings, and notes of upcoming entertainments at members' homes.
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Methodist Aid
Reid
Methodist Ladies Aid
Oda Reid
R. B. Ranney
Just-A- Mere
Merrill Nicoson
Curtis Jones
Clarence Ogden
Spade
George Beckord
Sorosis Club
Olerich
Sorosis
Orvan Olerich
Dr. Eyerson
Toal River
Allis McKay
W. W. Webb
Glyde Brinkman
G. G. Butler
Methodist Church Services Notice
E J Plummer pastor leads Sunday School at 10 a m Morning worship at 11 a m and Methodist Youth Fellowship at 7 p m as announced by the church.
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the Methodist Church
E. J. Plummer
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Presbyterian Church
W. F. Schneck
Young People’s Society
America Faces Choice As War Rages In Europe And Asia
The piece argues the United States must decide whether to aid Allies and potentially enter war as Japan seeks expansion in Asia. It notes Russia’s possible strain from war materials losses, England’s limited aid, and public opinion shifting from strict neutrality to potential intervention. The analysis traces changes since the Neutrality Act era favoring cash and carry.
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United States
Russia
Germany
England
Warner Bros
Triumph
Orr
Noltfr Brennan
Joan Leslie
Europe
Hitler
Army Camp Letter Praises The Arrow Newspaper
Elmer Peterson at Fort Riley Kansas writes thanking The Arrow for the weekly paper saying a home town paper is appreciated in an army camp. He is stationed for about 18 weeks of basic training and notes camp life improves once adjusted to military life. The Arrow is sent free to Rolfe young men in the service upon request.
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Arrow Elmer Peterson
Fort Riley
Kansas
The
Arrow
Elmer
Girl Scout Troop II Plans Week with New Assistants
Girl Scout Troop II met at the Legion hall on Monday October 27 to discuss plans for Girl Scout Week. New assistant leaders Cora Belle Pollock and Lu Mae White, Jane Peterson, Scribe, attended.
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Girl Scout News Troop No. II
the Legion Hall
Slad
Cora Belle Pollock
Lu Mae White
Jane Peterson
Scribe
Army Life Loyalty: Virgil W. Cook Discusses Furlough
Private first class Virgil W. Cook of Fort Leonard Wood Missouri describes a 15 day furlough at home. He serves as a surgical technician in the medical department of the sixth division. Cook praises camp sanitation and morale notes.
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Army Life
Fort Leonard Wood
Rollo
Missouri
Sixth Division
Regular Army
Ozark Mountains
Virgil
Homemakers Discuss High Vitamin Foods in Nutrition Program
Miss Genevieve Colgan led Pocahontas county farm women through all day meetings on the basics of nutrition under the statewide nutrition-for-defense program. The sessions, held at multiple townships, emphasized daily inclusion of foods from energy building repair and body regulating groups.
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Genevieve Colgan
Pocahontas County
Miss Colgan
Arnold Schluener
Harley McLain
Arthur Johnson
G. Johnson
Arthur McCartan
Paul Crotty
Gee, Waters
Bert Gaskill
Wm. Rohik
Harry Lund
Garfield
Des Moines
H. F. Olerich
Robert Weiger
Local Socialites Named in Society Notice
Berg Mrs. Ralph Speer Mrs. B F Mishler Mrs. Russell Richardson Mrs. Ray Woodin Mrs. Chris De Young Mrs. Jerry DeYoung Mrs Geo Mileschick and Mrs Paul Wun der appear in a community social column listing attendees and hostesses for the upcoming club gathering.
Plans Announced for Farm Bureau Meeting in Des Moines
The Iowa Farm Bureau federation announced its annual meeting set for November 19 to 21 at the Shrine Temple in Des Moines. Officials say the earlier date improves legislative timing by aligning with January Congressional sessions and the state legislature, aiding the bureau’s policy push.
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Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Shrine Temple
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Congress
Iowa Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federa
Iowa Farm Bureau Schedule Des Moines Meeting Outline
Tentative program outline shows delegates and committees meeting in Des Moines on Monday November 17 with commodity and group conferences in downtown hotels on November 18. Iowa Farm Bureau women meet November 17 at Hotel Fort Des Moines. General sessions run November 19 to 21 with dinners banquets entertainment and resolution adoption and officer elections for the year ahead.
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Tion
Des Moines
National Agricultural Program
Towa
Farm Mutual Insurance
Farm Service Company
Iowa Farm Bureau Women
Fort Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau
Iowa Farm and Home
Shrine Temple
Iowa Reports Rat Population Surpasses Six Million
A bulletin Rat Control by Iowa State College researchers says the rat population has surged to more than 6 million due to vast corn storage in temporary facilities. The work, prepared by the Agricultural Experiment Station and Agricultural Extension Service, aims to aid farmers in controlling the rodents.
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Iowa
Agricultural Experiment Station and
Agricultural Extension Service
Iowa State College
Unclear wildlife control notes on rat eradication effort
A fragment discusses rat shelter and food needs, an estimated 3.3 under ideal conditions from one rat pair in three years, and a moving rat population. It stresses the need for cooperation in a full eradication campaign across farms amid disturbance by control efforts.
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Decker
Darlin
Medical Society Rule On Insurance and Hospital Bills
The Kansas County Medical Society advises that for injured high school athletes the Parents are responsible for the full bill. Insurance recovery is accepted only if service charges exceed insurance proceeds. The rule also applies to other accidents with accident insurance.
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Kansas County Medical Society
Pocahontas Medical Society
Poca
Hee Haw News on Preparing for Winter Blues
The column urges readiness for winter with advice on storm doors and windows roofs foundations and chimneys. It notes barns and poultry houses should be kept comfortable for revenue animals and promotes repairs by Marv. It advertises self feeders for hogs and feed banks for cattle and favors low prices.
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Marv
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