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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1958

Page

3

Plover Community Notes Highlight Becke Family Visits

Everett Washington couple Donald and Mrs Becke visit in Plover area with Clifton Becke and relatives. Notable events include Don Becke’s September army discharge after 16 months overseas in Germany and a large range of social gatherings such as a Miss Karen Kerns shower in the Methodist church parlors with gifts and performances by local residents.

Donald Becke Everett Wash Plover Clifton Becke Donald Germany Karen Kerns Karen Earl Kerns E. W. Kerns Muriel Burgardt Lois Forsythe Joan Shaveland Karen Horsman Byron Pirie Miss Kerns Gerald Kerns Helen Pirie Ramona Goodchild Harold Calligan Rolfe Richard Bush Glenn Forsythe Art Sellers George Pirie Bill Goodchild N. J. Meurer Dick Hersom Cecil Twige W. Otto E. W. Meredith George Arnold Emma Hanish Peterson, Rolfe Loren Thompson Mgr Leo Clark Carroll James Grethen Ralph Schneider Grotto Earl Becke Freeport, Jr Francis Brown Rockford Arthur Kahl Winslow Wis Lloyd Lindicum Monroe Leslie Becke Orangeville, Jr Dean Becke Sioux City Legion Junior Auxiliary of Lloyd Auten Ed Lemkuhl Karlene Lemkuhl Russell Becke Des Moines Capitol City Commercial College Larry Pringle Plover Music Russell Waters Eldon Hawk Janis Johaansen Randy Auten Joyce Sindergaard John Hanisch Zang Edwin Grove

Plover Social Roundup and Open Bible Church Notices

Mrs Lowell Schutz celebrates second wedding anniversary. Plover Garden Club met with Mrs John Bush. Miss Sonja Garlock to Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Des Moines Transit Co secretary job for Helen Pirie. Open Bible College rally in Des Moines attended by Wayne Cooper Ruth Stoaks and sons. Plover Church of the Open Bible services listed with classes and evenings.

Lowell Schutz Plover Garden Club John Bush W. R. Iler Fay Pirie A. O. Garlock Sonja Garlock Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College Garlock Larry Garlock Waterloo Fred McKim, Sr Bill McKim Algona Helen Pirie George Pirie Capitol City Commercial College Des Moines Des Moines Transit Co Eldon MacVey National American Legion and Auxiliary Chicago Friendly Circle James Seely Edna Roush Wayne Cooper Ruth Stoaks Tommy Johnson Mallard Gay Mason Broadwell Fred McKim, Jr Labor Day California Mary Pirie Palo Alto Memorial Hospital Bess Cruickshank Fanny Fuller Windom Minn

Card of Thanks to Rochester Hospital Readers

Mrs. Walter Meyer thanks all who sent cards and letters during her stay at the Methodist hospital in Rochester Minnesota and after returning home. The note expresses appreciation for the support. FDR held his first Fireside Chat in 1933.

Methodist Hospital Rochester Minn Walter Meyer R.F.D. Mallard FDR

Plover Iowa Town Council Proceedings September 7 1958

The Plover Iowa town council met at 8 p.m. with Mayor R T Bush and councilmen present. Bills were approved including Auten 30.00 light and power 52.18 and Parrott office 8.51. A stop sign discussion kept the sign in place. A budget hearing was held for the General Fund Public Safety Municipal Enterprise Utilities Recreation Trust and Agency totaling 2790 with council members Cox Pringle and Van Alstine voting aye. The meeting adjourned with Fred McKim Jr as town clerk.

Plover Iowa R. T. Bush J. Q., Cox E. C. van Alstine C. W. Pringle T. R. Jones Carl Hosier Cox van Alstine Lloyd Auten Ta, Light & Power Co Walton’s D-X Matt Parrott & Sons Carol Becke Russell Beeke St. Treas Pringle Rolfe Arrow Rolfe Athence Pedane Fred McKim, Jr

Rutland Lutheran Aid plans September chicken supper

The Rutland area Lutheran Ladies Aid met at the church with hostesses Mrs Jens Schultz and Mrs Art Larsen. Rev Lund led scripture and prayer. A chicken supper is set for September 24 in the church dining hall from 5 30 until all served. Reports from the Iowa District WMS were given.

Rutland Lutheran Ladies Aid Jens Schultz Art Larsen Lund Iowa W.M.S Ringsted Dorothy Williams Martha Cirele Eugene Hudson Clare George Wolcott

Thanks for support after bereavement

The Becke family expresses gratitude for expressions of sympathy and help during their recent bereavement. They thank those who assisted at their place of business, sent flowers, memorials, and other kindnesses. Special thanks to the W.S.C.S. and P.W.O. and to Rev. Allan Tingley for comfort.

W.S.C.S P.W.O Allan Tingley Clifton Becke

Panorama of Iowa quiz and town building program

The society notes cover a year themed Panorama of Iowa with a Mrs Willie Naeve Iowa quiz. Roll call featured a picture parade of grandparents and a penny per year raised over five dollars. Next lesson October 8 at Caroline Madsens home will be We Build Our Town. Delegates to the September 24 district meeting are Mrs Edna Marchant and Mrs Martha Wallace with Mrs Esther Curry as alternate. Guests include Mrs Lorna Robson Mrs Nettie Burr Mrs Olga Severson and Mrs Leona Rynkiewitz. Marjie Dailey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Doyle Dailey formerly of this community, is very ill in Newton hospital.

Iowa Willie Naeve Treasury Caroline Madsen Edna Marchant Martha Wallace Esther Curry Lorna Robson Bradgate School Nettie Burr Olga Severson Detroit Mich Leona Rynkiewitz Manson Delmar Johnson Marjie Dailey Doyle, Dailey Newton Hospital

D.M.T. School News Highlights First Grade Art and Language

First graders created colorful leaf art and began picture charts of initial consonants. Students made a chart of pictures starting with Sally and wrote invitations in language arts in second grade, with many well written efforts.

Sally

Spencer Fair Day and School Science Notes

Students from third to sixth grades describe a visit to the Spencer fair with days for David and Mike. Fourth graders conducted starch experiments on vegetables, noting potatoes held the most starch and recording observations. The class mentions spelling charts, red dots for errors, stars for Friday tests, and a seed art project plus a new Racket Club led by Debra Johnson with thirteen in band lessons.

Mrs. Nielsen David Mike Linda Rebecca Sharon Julie Sandra Laura Dennis Debra Johnson

Fifth graders create health charts and Mayflower themed exhibit

Juniors report a chosen play titled The Scarecrow Creeps a mystery comedy by Jay Tobias. Director Mrs DeBoeff confirms the production set for October 17.

Cheryl Marlene Ben Lehnus Jay Tobias Mrs. DeBoeff

Sophomores Freshmen and Seniors Report School Activities

Sophomores discuss fund raising decisions and geometry topics while English poetry and air science are studied. world history covers Egypt. Freshmen take English lit general science world history and algebra with focus on authors poets the metric system and air. Egypt remains a constant. Seniors anticipate October 1 photos at the Warden hotel Fort Dodge and study bookkeeping journals ledgers economics and classic literature.

Marie Turley Egypt Gwen Heathman Georgie Ryen Jane von Bank Warden Hotel Fort Dodge

Garfield Gleaners Hold September Meeting at Wagner Home

The Garfield Gleaners met September 15 at Judy and Barbara Wagner’s home. Officers elected: Judy Wagner president, Mary Jean Collins vice president, Nancy DeWolf secretary, Marilyn Shim on treasurer, Joan Cleal and Sandra Ives reporters, Judy Truelson photographer. The group formed committees and drafted next year’s program. Barbara Wagner gave a snacks demonstration.

Garfield Gleaners Judy Barbara Wagner Judy Wagner Mary Jean Collins Nancy DeWolf Marilyn Shimon Joan Cleal Sandra Ives Judy Truelson Karen Collins

1957 Train Car Crashes Claim 1,830 American Lives

A grim tally from 1957 shows 1,830 Americans killed in train car crashes, reflecting a period of heightened rail safety concerns and regulatory scrutiny as transportation officials sought to reduce fatalities.

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Plover News Emmetsburg Phil Barrick Mary Grethen Walter Grethen Pat Leo Grethen Blackwater W. F. Hofert Cicero Mary Hefert Richard Davidson Dora Cirks Gilmore City Louis Cirks Chris Cirks Palmer J. R. Hough Dean St. Paul Sam Carlson The State University J. E. Grove Edwin Ortonville Lee Hess Millband S. D Albert Smith Ida Forney Sutherland Charles Henderson Charles Peden Jewell Peden Marie Jolliffe Laurens Arthur Friis Marathon Mike Friis Albert Lea Keith Horsman Havelock O. G. Horsman James O’neall Charles Smith Russell Stowell Arnold Kopecky Kevin Charles McFaddens Ray Seaman Gerald Henderson Charles Kemmer Barry Hulgan Plumbing & Heating Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Plover Church of the Open Bible Overcomer Bradgate News Olaf Halsrud Bode Perry Petersen Velma Hilton Joe Kendall Kenneth Halsrud Arlo Tubbs Near Rutland Ferndale John Madsen Brad Hamilton U.S Rickard’s Hardware & Appliances D.M.T. School News Mrs. Madden Wagner America Harald Halma Treasury Department Advertising Council
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