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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1954

Page

2

Birthday敬in Iowa: Nettie Hewlett Celebrates 81st

The article covers Mrs. Nettie Hewlett’s eighty first birthday party with fourteen attendees at her home, lunch and a decorated birthday cake. It also notes various local club activities, including American Home Study Club meetings chaired by Mrs. Lena Vaughn and co-hostesses, plus a social evening with Arizona visitors and family gatherings in Rolfe and nearby towns. Further items mention the Tiernan family birthday dinner for William Tiernan and Sorosis Club luncheon hosted by Sylva Thompson, along with a Rolfe Music Mothers reception at Rolfe High School.

Nettie Hewlett Rolfe Music Mothers Rolfe High School Fred Block William Kloster N. A. Wilson Music Mothers Dora Simonson

Methodist Church Welcomes Fort Dodge District Superintendent

Sunday features a welcome event for Dr. Herbert Temple the Fort Dodge District superintendent. A family dinner follows the morning service with covered dishes provided. The 3:00 afternoon quarterly conference and winter-hour schedule complete the day with Sunday school at 10 and church at 11.

Methodist Church Asistas Fort Dodge Herbert Temple Dr. Temple

Lutheran Service Schedule for October 3 1954

Alton Christensen leads Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity services on October 3 1954. Sunday school and Bible study begin at 9 45 am followed by morning worship and Holy Communion at 11 am with the sermon titled Proclaiming Release.

Alton Christensen

From Bondage to Death in Lutheran Message

A sermon titled From Bondage to Death is the third of six in Proclaiming Release stressing life or death through Christ. Calendar notes include Trustees Monday 8 p.m. Luther League Wednesday 4 30 p.m. Senior choir Thursday 8 p.m. Confirmants Saturday 9 30 a.m. Junior choir Saturday 3 p.m. An adult instruction group begins October 13 at 8 p.m. at the parsonage with no obligation to attend.

Christ Jesus Christ Luther League Lutheran ‘Church

Presbyterian Church Martin Ohio Sunday Services Schedule

The Presbyterian Church Martin J Prehn pastor announces Sunday church school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. World Wide Communion will be observed with all members urged to attend. Junior and Senior Hi fellowships meet at 5 30 p.m. and session meets on the second Tuesday. PWO meetings Wednesday at 2 p.m. Fall events include Presbyterial on October 7 in Fonda and Westminster Fall Rally on October 10 at Lakota.

Jane Lund Jeanne Lavery PWO Fonda Westminster Fellowship Lakota

Assembly of God Opens New Sunday School Year

The Assembly of God church led by Pastor Fred M. Patterson invites all to begin a new Sunday school year on Sunday October 3 with classes starting at 10 o'clock. District Sunday school director Hilton Griswold will tour the area distributing awards and certificates. Worship services are held in the morning and evening.

Hilton Griswold

Thankful note from Mrs Papenfuhs after hospital stay

A brief thank you from Mrs. Wm. Papenfuhs expresses gratitude for cards and letters received during a hospital confinement. She conveys appreciation and sincerity for the support.

Wm. Papenfuhs

Gun accidents strike beyond hunting grounds

Gun accidents extend into homes and cars as idle firearms cause tragedies when not in use. The article notes tragedies occur where guns are kept for safety or storage, highlighting the danger of unsecured firearms in daily environments.

Coal and cement supply prompts dealers to plan ahead

Odd shop notes claim coal is safe and plentiful with wagons of Leath erwood lump and Illinois nut fuels available. Mentions cement, dormants, and storm windows as winter prep, plus various glass substitutes and a plastic fabric. Quotes from Tallulah Bankhead and Ituy Rogers appear in casual ad prose.

God Evel Oxiehoma

Idle Guns Kill: Safe Handling Reminder for Hunters and Home

A cautionary note stresses unloaded firearms for safety. It warns that loaded guns in homes or vehicles endanger children and hunters who cut time by keeping weapons loaded risk deadly consequences. The piece urges unloading magazines and chambers after use and storing guns and ammo separately.

Iowa 1954 waterfowl season extended to sunset on Missouri River

The Iowa Conservation Commission kept most 1953 rules with few changes. The season runs to December 8 with daily shooting from sunrise to sunset except on the Missouri River segments where shooting extends to sunset. Duck bag limit remains four with a 1954 wood duck closed season in the Mississippi Flyway.

Iowa Missouri River Nebraska Mississippi Iowa Conservation Commission Commission U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Mississippi Flyway Committee Timi

Iowa Waterfowl Season Rules 1954 Highlights Issued

The notice sets possession limits for ducks at 8 and bag limits for American and red breasted mergansers at 4 with a single hooded merganser allowed. Geese have a 5 bag limit with at most 2 Canada, Cackling, or white fronted geese. whole bag may be blue or snow geese. Coat (mudhens) limit is 10. Jacksnipe season runs Oct 15 to Oct 29, with 8 birds per day. Shotgun capacity limited to 3 shells and hunters over 16 must have a duck stamp. Sunrise sunset times to be released before opening.

Canada Iowa The Conservation Commission

Spirit Lake Perch Nursery Yields 228000 Young Fish

The State Conservation Commission reports Spirit Lake acted as a nursery for baby perch this summer. Fisheries biologists netted 1600 pounds of young yellow perch in one haul, about 138 fish per pound, totaling 228000 young fish. The fish were released back into Spirit Lake and will mature to 6 or 7 inches by summer 1956.

Spirit Lake State Conservation Commission Commission

Farm Bureau sponsors year on Iowa farms for foreign youth

Yowa Farm Bureau and American Farm Bureau Federation offer 200 young farmers from abroad a year on U.S. farms. Iowa receives ten trainees this year. Hosts must provide $70 monthly, with $20 sent to the AFBF. trainees commit to 54 months, no car purchase, and family integration. Applications due October 10 at Pocahontas Farm Bureau office.

Yowa Farm Bureau American’ Farm Bureau’ Federation Towa Iowa A.F.B.F U.S Farm Bureau Pocahontas

Trapping Schools Set Across Iowa Counties in October

The State Conservation Commission schedules seven fox and coyote trapping schools for early October. Farmers and sportsmen are invited to attend. Sessions run October 1 in Cherokee County through October 12 in Wright County on local farms.

State Conservation Commission Clinton County Cherokee County Monona County Calhoun County Boone County Story County Wright County

Local Classes Teach Trapping Coyotes and Foxes

The program runs daily from 9 a.m. to noon and covers when where and how to trap coyotes and foxes. Demonstrations will show several trap sets and the equipment used. Information is available in local newspapers and radio, from conservation officers, Farm Bureau, or the Soil Conservation Service.

The Farm Bureau Soil Conservation Service

Narrow escape for boy in corn bin accident

Jerry Brindle nine of Conrad hid in an overhead corn bin with his sister. Their father lowered corn into a pickup and Jerry was pulled under. The sister alerted others and the father freed him by retreating into the bin and releasing him through the corn chute.

Jerry Brindle Conrad Jerry

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