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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1944

Page

2

Rolfe School K through Ninth Grade Open House Report

The Rolfe school notes detail class by class counts and activities. Kindergarten lists 10 boys and 14 girls with a playhouse and painting projects. First grade has 29 students and 15 new desks. bouquets and a birthday treat are mentioned. Second grade includes 20 students with a birthday celebration and a grocery store project. Third grade records 26 pupils and math and reading work, with spelling honors. Fourth grade has 20 students building cardboard rooms. Fifth grade reads Black Beauty and counts 10 boys and 10 girls, with health weighings noted. Junior high opens with 75 students and new homemaking and shop classes. Senior high hosts Iowa fall testing for nine subjects. Freshman officers named Roselyn Brock, Violet Peers, and Larry Stoufe. Homemaking expands with junior high class focusing on art linked to clothing and cooking. Ninth grade homemakers preserve food and tour a refrigerated locker plant. Typing class enters fall with 30 students, typing about half the keyboard and questioning the adage practice makes perfect.

Virgene Thorson Elwyn Burns P_Penny Pamilila Graves Jaye Mason Maryle Nelson Sally Phillips Roger Simonson Joyce Wadsely Ellsworth Roselyn Brock Violet Peers Larry Stoufe Roselyn Violet Lary Olerich

Committees Named for 1944 Pocahontas Farm Bureau Meeting

The 1944 Pocahontas County Farm Bureau annual meeting will be held in October with nominating committee chair B W Lathrop and members Harry Lund and Tom Jones. The resolutions committee includes John Anderson Guy Barker Fred Dubbert Arlo Ives and Al Turner. Both panels will meet in coming weeks to prepare for the event.

Pocahontas County Farm; Bureau B. W. Lathrop Harry Lund Tom Jones John Anderson Guy Barker Fred Dubbert Arlo Ives al Turner Farm Bureau Board Farm Bureau

Frances M Perigal Announces Street Barbecue Thursday

Frances M Perigal publicity chairman invites the public to a street barbecue on Thursday, promoting community gathering and local interests for Barbecue Day.

Frances M. Perigal

Trinity Lutheran Church Mission Program Details

Pastor J. O. Wangberg leads 10:45 am worship with Missionary A. W. Haugan at the Trinity Lutheran Church. An 8 pm service features Haugan speaking and a 10 am Sunday school follows. Thursday evening shows mission field pictures with a silver offering for the projector. Friday choir rehearsal after service. Catechism class Saturday 1:45 pm and girls chorus at 2:30 pm.

J. O. Wangberg A. W. Haugan Haugan China

Nain Lutheran Church Announces September Schedule

Emery L. Petersen, pastor, invites church members to a confirmation class on September 16 at 2 p.m. followed by Sunday school at 10:15 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. on September 17. Choir practice to be held at the Nain Lutheran church on September 20.

Nain Lutheran Church Emery L. Petersen

Methodist church schedule and conference notice

The Methodist Church lists Sunday school at 10 15 a m worship at 11 15 a m and Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p m This is the last Sunday before conference with the annual conference at Sioux City Grace church from September 20 to 24 The pastor leaves Monday September 18 to prepare the statistician’s work before sessions begin.

the Methodist Church C. R. Buckwalter Sioux City

Presbyterian Church notices and schedules

Pastor W. F. Schneck leads Sunday school at 9 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p.m. Ethel L. Young leads Junior choir practice Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Adult choir practice Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. Requests hosts for Presbytery guest on Wednesday night September 27. All are invited to Sunday school and worship.

Presbyterian Church W. F. Schneck Christian Endeavor Ethel L. Young J. R. McIntire H. Siefkin

Music Club Recital At Beckord's Home

The Beckord Music Club held a September 9 recital at Mrs. George Beckord’s home with 20 members present. Performances included numerous Thompson piano selections and several quizes followed by prize war stamps awarded to Naomi Jean Strong and Phyllis Molyneux. Guests Mrs Otis Cook, Mrs Strong and Mrs Majorowicz attended. lunch was served by the hostess.

Forrest Tutt Betty McIntire J. B. Tutt Tutt Rachel V. R. Endersbe E. J. Struthers L. A. Hansen Rachel Tutt Catherine McIntire Vernice Biederman Forrest Betty W. H. Freeman Marathon Ray Tutt Emmetsburg The Music Club George Beckord Blue Bells of Scotland Thompson Beyil Wickie John Alden Priscilla In Church Naomi Jean Strong Fairies Harp Jane Johnson Wilma Thompson Tibbetts Carol Strong Old Virginny Bland Heller Phyllis Molyneux Blackford Jolene Peterson Carol Johnson Richter Air Bonita Hunt Tommy Clark Joyce Spencer Gary Clark Tchaikowsky Genevieve Majorowicz Nevin Laurine Anderson Beckord Otis Cook Strong Majorowicz

Mortgage Covers Home But Leaks Persist

A concise report notes that securing a mortgage to cover a house does not prevent ongoing leaks. Repairs or new water intrusion issues may continue despite financing.

Inspiring Pocahontas County Sunday School Conventions

Pocahontas County hosts two district Sunday school conventions with a third planned. The theme is We Are Laborers Together With God and a six talk symposium covers Our Duties and Responsibilities to the Church School. Rev G F Butler delivers the keynote on The Church's Opportunity Through the United Christian Advance. Nearly 100 attend the two meetings. The south district met September 3 at Palmer Methodist Church with Mrs William Durbin presiding. The northeast district met September 10 at Rolfe Presbyterian Church with William Fisher presiding. The northwest district meets September 17 at 2 30 pm at Laurens Christian Church with Mrs E A Larson presiding. Persons unable to attend are urged to try to attend.

Pocahontas ‘County G. F. Butler Plover United Christian Advance Palmer Methodist Church William Durbin Gilmore City Rolfe Presbyterian Church William Fisher Rolfe Laurens Christian Church E. A. Larson Laurens

Father of Mrs Grant Dies at 88 in Storm Lake

J B Julius aged 88, father of Mrs F K Grant, died at home in Storm Lake after a Friday night stroke. He leaves wife, son W J Julius of Storm Lake, and daughters Etta Grant of Rolfe and Mayme El linger of Manson. Funeral was held Wednesday at the Lutheran church in Manson with local attendees.

Grant J. B. Julius F. KE. Grant Storm Lake W. J. Julius Etta Grant Rolfe Mayme Ellinger Manson F. E. Grant J. T. Grant J. R. McIntire Frank Sroufe J C. Olerich

University opens 89th fall semester with call for courage

President Virgil Hancher urged students to be wise strong and courageous for durable peace and to demand the best from teachers and peers as the University of Iowa starts its 89th fall term. He offered advice on farming with hogs and cattle as corn harvesters and noted efficiency of hogs under 125 pounds in good weather and smaller fields.

Virgil Hancher University of Iowa Hancher

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Accident

Virgil and John Shelgren express gratitude for flowers cards and kindness after their accident. thanks extended to everyone who offered support.

Virgil John Shelgren

Acknowledgments for Illness and Death of Husband and Father

The Munson family thanks friends and relatives for help during the illness and death of their husband and father. Your kindness is greatly appreciated. The note ends with a charity-style slogan about bonds and lending money.

Marie Munson

Red Barn Paint Stock Invites Fall Roofing Paintings

In a string of humor and ads the column prescribes painting farm buildings red this fall with Pitkin's Red Barn Paint. It notes a warehouse surplus and urges readers to buy while supplies last for durable roofing with Mule-Hide and Ruberoid shingles and warns of tight eastern coal and upcoming cold weather.

Elder Sandy Minnesota

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rolfe School Sime Leon Sinekth Charles Reckard Rev. Schneck Wm. F. Schneck Fisher Schneck Pétrus Hull Duitscher Board of Trustees Wm. R. Fisher Louis Schonberger Women’s Association Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church Missionary Committee Ackley Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society of Ottosen Rolfe Women’s Association American Home Club American Home Study Club Jimmy Young Iarl Young Jimmy Legion Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall E. PF. Stallcup E. F. Stallcup Rosebud Stallcup Frances Perigal George Weible Cedar Rapids Earl Young Sadie Quigley Marcella Quigley Helmer Kaiser Trinity Lutheran Beckord’s Lorraine Wilson Exchange Pocahontas County Cc. B. Chapman H. C. Kauffman Geo Campbell Iowa Flynn Bldg Des Moines Towa Mason Eddie J. Aden U.S Schutter’s West Bend Thompson Bros Pocahontas Rendering Works Cargill Rolfe Feed Kony Webb’s Drug Store C. W. Reese Fullerton Lumber Algona Launderers Hovland Rolfe, Fa Hee Haw News Germany J T. Grant & Son
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