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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1946
Page
1
The article outlines how TB patients face major life changes including long hospital stays away from family and work. It stresses the need for outside aid, financial support, family care, and occupational therapy to help patients regain independence and rejoin society after treatment.
A. H. Turner of Pocahontas will be County Farm Bureau president for 1947 with term starting January 1. Melvin Thorson of Rolfe retires as president after two years and remains until January 1. L. B. Thorson elected vice president, Arlo G. Ives reelected secretary, and Oliver Leith chosen treasurer at the October 17 Pocahontas meeting.
Farmers and their wives in Pocahontas county are urged to vote on Tuesday November 5. The article emphasizes farmers should exercise their right to vote to influence local and state government and program directions.
In Waucoma Linus Winter aged 15 fired at a squirrel with a rifle the bullet ricocheted off a salt block and struck his arm causing two gashes authorities said.
Lutheran Ladies Aid met with Mrs Dorothy Isacs Thursday afternoon. Rev Pallesen led devotions and discussed church papers. Poems on Prayer were read and an article on radio programs was discussed. Guests from Rolfe and nearby towns attended and lunch was served by hosting members. A Palisade visit occurred Sunday evening.
Iowa per capita income climbed from 546 in 1929 to 1109 in 1945, outpacing the nation. The index passed 1000 in 1943 for the first time, with the largest yearly gain of 197 between 1941 and 1942, despite earlier Depression losses.
A. C. Baker, 86, was crawling through a fence with a shotgun when it exploded. The blast hit him in the heart, causing his death. The incident occurred near LeRoy in Clark county.
Mrs Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington declares she suffered rheumatism and arthritis for years and is now free from pain and able to work. She invites inquiries for information and provides her P O box 825 address.
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