Social Security rights expand in 1960 amendments
Fort Dodge district official explains that the 1960 social security amendments widen eligibility and lower work‑credit requirements for retirement payments. Now 12 quarters (3 years) suffice for 1960 retirees, with six quarters still needed for past denials and survivor cases. Local hours and address provided. 4‑H teams earn blue ribbons at state fairs with Colleen and Shirley Jessee noted.
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Iowa
Clifford W. Swedlund
Fort Dodge
Social Security Office
Swedlund
State Bank Building
4-H Girls to Demonstrate at Waterloo October 5
The Feminineers Sally Sedlacek and Betty Sexe of the Grant Glisteners 4-H Club will demonstrate sewing machine care at the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo. Their event, rescheduled to Wednesday October 5 at 11 30 a.m., follows their second place finish in Pocahontas County.
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Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Virginia Harding
County Extension Home
Harding
Sally Sedlacek
Betty Sexe
Grant Glisteners
Christmas Tree Tea opens Extension Family Living year
The Extension Family Living program kicks off with a Christmas Tree Tea on October 6 at 10 a.m. in the Pocahontas Methodist church fellowship hall. Minnesota guest Mildred Sampson will demonstrate crafts and show gift ideas, with a workshop in the afternoon for hands on practice.
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Virginia Harding
County Extension Home
Harding
Extension Family Living Committee
al Sedlacek
Pocahontas
Bruce Fisher
Rolfe
Gottlieb Janssen
Palmer
Byron Pirie
Mallard
Rural Amateur Talent Contest Announced by Farm Bureau
Pocahontas County Farm Bureau Woman's Committee will sponsor a rural amateur talent contest for county Farm Bureau members. Mrs. P. L. Strong, the woman's chairman, provided details and encouraged participation.
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Pocahontas County Farm Bureau Woman’s Committee
Farm Bureau Contest Deadlines and Local Notices
The entry line for the contest is October 10 with county contest timing to be announced. Amateurs affiliated with Farm Bureau families may enter in Vocal, Instrumental, Skits, or Dancing, with six minute limits. Winners go to district, entries due October 29. district at Spencer, state results November 14 at the annual Farm Bureau meeting. Garfield Farm Bureau discusses public issues and local reorganizations. Rolfe School Band to Algona Festival October 1. Dad's Night Sept 30 Rolfe vs Albert City. Anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Marion Baker October 2 Laurens Methodist Church. Local notes include centenarian Johann Muller, and anniversaries for George and spouse Sauerbraai.
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Farm Bureau
Spencer
Donald Cleal
Garfield Township Farm Bureau
E. }. Rosenberg
Sandhills Range
Arlo Ives
Walter H. Broich
Broich
Pocahontas
Minnesota
Calhoun County
Rolfe
Algona
Julie Bielefeldt
C. W. Bielefeldt
Julie
Albert City
Marion Baker
Laurens
Bakers
Relfe
Eccleses Welcome Son in Waterloo Birth
Mr and Mrs Robert Eccles of Waterloo are parents to a son born Saturday September 24 weighing eight pounds 12 ounces. He is the grandson of Mrs Guy Eccles Sr of this place. Family and neighbors shared in the news as local visits and hospital stays appear in this week’s Rolfe notes.
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ROLFE
Robert Eccles
Waterloo
Gramison
Guy Eccles
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Clay County Fair
Blues
Colfax Crickets
Colleen
Shirley Jessee
Russell Jessees
Fonda
Molly
Fenwick Jones
Garfield Farm Bureau
Iowa Falls
Jerry Hughes
Humboldt
Daryl Wood
Pat Wood
Sheila
John Cleavenger
Olaf Nelson
L. R. Davidson
Johann Muller
Aplington
Mr. Muller
Germany
America
George Sauerbrai
Tripoli
Leo Walken
Joe Ho‘tovec
Ware
Frank Hronek
Emil Skartwed
Emmetsburg Hospital
Bruce Beckord
Jay Johnson
Estherville
Iowa City
Oregon
Burl Butterfield
Swea City
Joe Girard
International Fashion Authority
Centro Per L'Alea Moda Italiana
Ford
Turnpike
Ordinssy
Cece Onsen, Iri
Gilmore City
Owa
Cyyetiong
Frances G. Hakes
Fred C. Gilchrist
Laurens School Board
Laurens Library Board
American Legion Auxiliary
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