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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1940

Page

2

Roy and Calvin Roy celebrate 25th wedding anniversary

Roy and Calvin Roy marked their 25th wedding anniversary September 1 at the home of their daughter Mrs Wilbur Schnell near Wallingford. A mock wedding, races, and a four generation photo plus a buffet dinner and gifts from relatives capped the celebration with numerous guests from Rolfe Mountain Lake Terrell and Jeffers Minn.

Calvin Roy Mrs. Wilbur Schnell Wallingford Arlene Roy Harry Willard Calvin Roy Wilbur Schnell Joan Schnell Eldon Esther Floyd Struthers Bill Hartman Rolfe Edwin Johnson Helen Mountain

Seventeen Join Women's Club at First Meeting

Seventeen new members were welcomed into the Women's club at the year's first meeting held Friday afternoon at Mrs. G. G. Butler's home. About 50 attended. the art department led the program with Butler showcasing foreign arts and Mrs. O. B. Fuller Jr. discussing Iowa painters. Lunch followed by the executive board.

G. G. Butler Butler O. B. Fuller, Jr Iowa Hattie Hauck Marion Bruce Des Moines Oda Reid Hortense Sieflin Pioneer Club Pocahontas County W. F. Schneck Roll Eall Siefkin

Sunday Services and Classes Schedule

Sunday morning service with Holy Communion at 11 a m. Sunday school and Bible class at 10 15. Sunday evening fellowship at the parsonage at 8 o'clock. Saturday, Sept 14. Confirmation class at the parsonage at 1 30 p m.

Trinity Lutheran Mission Services and Meetings

J O Wangberg and Geo O Holm will lead Sunday services at regular hours with mission offerings. Holm speaks Friday at 8 pm. catechism class meets Saturday at 1 30 pm. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday Sept 18 with Mrs Richard Hovland. bring mission boxes.

Wilber Woods Trinity Lutheran Aid Dorothy Simonson Esther Simonson Storesund Margery Thomason Wanghre Richard Hoveland Trinity Lutheran J. O. Wangberg Geo. O. Holm China Holm Ladies’ Aid Society Richard Hovland

Methodist Church notices announce Sunday schedule and conference

The Northwest Town annual conference will meet in Sioux City on September 24 at the First Methodist church. Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of Washington D C will be the special speaker. Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m choir practice Thursday at 8 00 p m all are welcome.

Methodist Church E. J. Plummer Northwest Town Sioux City First Methodist Church Edwin H. Hughes Washington, D. C

Presbyterian Church Schedule and Bake Sale Notice

The W. FY Schneck Presbyterian Church announces morning worship at 10:00 and Sunday school at 11:10. The missionary society meets at 2:30 on Wednesday September 18 at Mrs. A W Ives's home. A bake sale by Presbyterian ladies is planned for Saturday afternoon at Shriner's Grocery. All are welcome, including children in age appropriate Sunday school classes.

Presbyterian Church

Card of Thanks to Fort Dodge Neighbors

A note from P. W. Peterson thanks neighbors and friends for kindnesses during a hospital stay at Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge. Appreciation is expressed for visits cards and flowers that made the hours more pleasant.

Fort Dodge P. W. Peterson

Farm Family Income Studied Through Poultry and Egg Production

The Pocahontas county club will study farm income under the program Farm Family and the World Today led by Genevieve Colgan. The Livingston family will be examined in four weeks across counties, following a 95,000-member study of the Armstrong family. The project explores transport, production, and markets shaping farm income and future agriculture stability.

Genevieve Colgan Pocahontas County Paul Livingston Armstrong Livingston Miss Colgan

Money found in Indiana lot tied to Miss Jackson relatives

Three boys found a paper sack containing 1700 dollars mostly in old bills in a Clar inda lot. Relatives of the recently deceased Miss Sadie Jackson believe she hid the money, which was airing after a bedding shift outdoors. The money is being held for Miss Jackson's relatives.

Clarinda Sadie Jackson Miss Jackson

Schmuecker Advises Beef Club Members in Pocahontas County

County Agent E J Schmuecker urges 4 H members ages 10 to 21 to enroll for the 1941 baby beef club. Eligible calves are Hereford Aberdeen Angus or Beef Shorthorn born after March 1 1940 and kept as steer calves. Financing and insurance available through the Farm Bureau and Pocahontas County Mutual. Local leaders Floyd Green E J Kelly Vergil Wenell Harold Ryan Gail Ives Harvey Minkler Virgil Vaughn Morris Ives Vincent Branigan assist enrollments.

E. J. Schmuecker Schmuecker Farm Bureau Court House Pocahontas Floyd Green Fonda Cedar E. J. Kelly Dover Township Vergil Wenell Laurens Marshall Township Harold Ryan Swan Lake Gail Ives Havelock Cummins Harvey Minkler Rolfe Powhatan Township Virgil Vaughn Des Moines Morris Ives Garfield Township Vincent Branigan Center Township

Farm Women Plan for Extension Program

Pocahontas county home project committees met at the county courthouse for a planning tea to outline this year’s educational program sponsored by the Iowa State College extension service and Pocahontas County Farm Bureau. The first meetings begin September 17 with morning sessions on organizing the program and afternoon farm family discussion.

Pocahontas County Home Project Pocahontas County Court House Iowa State College Extension Service Pocahontas Colfax Bellville Swan Lake Cummins Garfield Des Moines Powhatan Marshall Sherman Cedar's Dover

Chickens vanish then return to Nora Springs pen

The Glen Beirne family of Nora Springs found all 40 chickens missing one night and awoke to them back in the pen the next morning. Clarence Baughman of Pleasanville won first prize in the state fair old fiddlers contest while his barn burned causing hay loss but no livestock damage.

Glen Beirne Nora Springs Nero Clarence Baughman Pleasanville Nero

Kensett School Roof Collapse Spares School Day

Pupils at Kensett school faced a partial roof collapse last week. Two feet of water flooded the gym as the accident occurred, but classes proceeded without interruption.

Kensett School

Soils Conservation Service Members Host Marion Banquet

Members of the Soils Conservation Service in Marion were entertained at a banquet hosted by three members. The menu featured baked lake trout, with a 26 pound total dish mentioned in the readable fragment.

Soils Conservation Service Marion Hanquet

Hurts Eye Seaman Loses Vision After Screwdriver Accident

Charles Mueller of Emmetsburg recently lost the use of one eye when a screwdriver he was using slipped and pierced his eyeball.

Charles Mueller Emmetsburg

Monster Mass Meeting discovery in Red Oak column

A handbill advertising a Monster Mass Meeting for Republicans of Southwest Iowa was found hidden in a living room column at the T. C. Murphy home in Red Oak. The column dates back to 1896, left by house contractors.

Iowa T. C. Murphy Red Oak

Apples on a stem found by Don Haloupek in Belle Plaine

Two apples growing on one stem were found by Don Haloupek in Belle Plaine this year. Both apples were fully developed and complete. A large highway fill near Ute caved in due to heavy rains, with no injuries. New Sharon firms were told none would appear on the delinquent tax list this year. Harry O Larson of Elkader notes that two pounds of potatoes make one peck.

Don Haloupek Belle Plaine New Sharon Harry O. Larson Elkadr Ute

Spencer drama training school for amateur directors

A district drama training school will be held in Spencer on September 16 for those wanting to direct one act plays and develop dramatic features for local meetings. County extension agents 4 H leaders Rural Young People's delegates church and Grange representatives from rural schools are invited to attend. Zaneta Eager Extension Assistant Sociologist leads the sessions focusing on selecting analyzing and casting plays with demonstrations for amateur directors. Practice safety yourself Others will follow you.

Spencer The Grange Zaneta Eager

Water proof your roof with Certigrade Red Cedar shingles

Weather turns colder and snow and ice worsen roof leaks. Install Certigrade Red Cedar shingles to seal the roof and improve warmth. learn about installation steps and costs from the supplier.

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