Atllas of Pocahontas county Iowa (Newspaper) - December 11, 1969, Pocahontas, Iowa 50310 County's Home DECEMBER 11, 1969 Pages this 44 Quip of The who wait lor to Wime in usually fimi it iv 3----48 1----35 5----33 6 32 7----32 8____28 9____29 6 snow - 7, 5Vj" Robert 12 23 15 15 10 Auction of the Annn Mario Horns will 1 sold nt auction Dec. 12, nt 1:00 p.m. at the one block of the State Bob and F. are the An ad appears In this week's Auction A to tlic estate of J. R. will be held on the property located 1 block south of the main In Pomcroy Dec. 13, nt 1:00 p.m. Bob and Jay Arnold are the An ad appears in this week's Auction Garth hold a farm auction on the fann 3 north and 7 west of Molr 5 south and 1 cast of 1 south and 4 west lew or 9 north and 1 east of Laurens 15. at 12:30. A listing altars in this Jim and Jay are the Farm Auction Jones wUl hold a complete closing out farm salo 3 miles east and of Plover or 1% north of Rolfe or 7 miles cast and mile north of Havelock Dec. 16, at 1:00 p.m. Jay and Bob Winegarden are the A appears elsewhere in this Farm Sale Francis will hold a closing out tarm sale 18, at farm 4% miles cast rf Mallard or 8 miles SW or 4 miles north and 2 cast rf Jay and Jim Harvey are the An ad In this issue of the Housing Short Course Iii ym intend to or planning Is a A three day short course is scheduled for January 7, 14. and 2L This is last series to be presented in the Ft Dodge Registration is a covers etc. Registration Is in Pocahontas Extension office December 30. Call 2316. TTio hours day are 9:30 to 3:00 p.m. may bring a sack lunch or eat at a restaurant January 7th meeting wlu be heW in the In The 14th and 21st meetings wiU be held in the State Bank in extension specialist and Fired extension will conduct program 7, Housing you can of house and living a discussion of three pSms 14, House year plaster or dry 21. A pand ot olso tour ot a home a new and Treats for Dyring Santa's Visit Grades Christmas Program Dec. 17 program grades kindergarten through Go on are soloists for Handel's which will be presented as a joint project of Pocahontas Community and Pocahontas Catholic The musical will be held December at 8:00 p.m. in the Community School In the back left to right are Brian Mary Greth Chuck Cindy Nedved and Dave In the front row are Ruth Erickson and Dolores Mary Grethen and Cindy Nedved are students at PC and the other students are from Pocahontas Project of be the joint SpOnSOr project of Pocahontas Catholic ' i rv x j and Pocahontas Annual Schools December 16,: t j. in the The public is invited to chorus from cach school will to sing the traditional Messiah choruses and plus a few familiar Christmas such as to the and Birthday of a Directors of the are Sister Joyce Pocahontas and Mr. Gary Pocahontas Pocahontas Community directed by Gary will begin the with the Fete Do and the to the Messiah In the brass choir will accompany three of the choral for the program were chosen fiom the two schook by Mr. Veryl Pocahontas Community art has created several enlarged paintings will serve as stage in the history of this will be a program of variety and The for it have been a and experience for both students and to Pocahontas Jaycees arc I again sponsoring a Christmas outdoor lighting Cash of and will be awarded in each of two religious and in the rural as well as in the are eligible for according to the Entry fee is one dollar and entrance deadline is December 20, will be December 24. Council Elects Hospital Council tnet at the Orange Municipal Hospital Election of was held Mr. Robert administrator of Community Hospital in was elected president for the 1970 addition to Mr. Joens officers elected for 1970 were for Mrs. Hden Van administrator of the Orange Qty Municipal Orange and Mr. Jim administrator of In will be presented December 17, at 9:00 in the Pocahontas Community School It is open to the public and everyone is urged to Kay McGill and Gary of the Community School music department arc the Two for Service in Cancer Buckwalter of Laurens was recently awarded a 20-year certificate of service to the American Cancer Society at a meeting in Des This was the only 20^year award given in the state this Mrs. j Johnson of Pocahontas received a five-year certificate at the state Mrs. son has served as of the crusade in Pocahontas County the past five Mr. Buckwalter and Johnson recognized at board meeting ot the American society December 3 luncheon at the Chow members were in attendance and Mrs. Bouma of Pocahontas conducted the business Robert has beer named crusade chairman for the town of Pocahontas this year and Mrs. John Hodges is the Laurens for the Pocahontas business an back loint Local commemorative coins will go on sale at loca 12, 9:00 according to centennial Gary Bunu and Leo will have a value of fifty cents in trade at local business They are wrapped in ten dollar rolls and in each roll there is one coin stamped coins are redeemable for value at the local banks through June 15. 1970. It is anticipated that many coins will be saved as souvenirs of the are worth of or 5,000 of which Richard Michael Broich ol are New formerly was the GRASS County lone draftee for He left foi Pocahontas Volunteer basic training at Fort Lewis men called to extinguish Wash. Richard is the son of Mr a grass fire along the railroad and Mrs. Walter Broich of Nev tracks Dec. 3, about formerly of Pocahontas 1:00 Assesses 19, of Rolfe sentenced to eight years in the Men's Reformatory at Monday for a term not td exceed eight years and the sentence was during good behavior and was committed to the of Adult vices the state board of was recommended by court that the Bureau transferring the defendant to any other state through until sentencing by District Judge Murray S of against wen filed following the deaths ol David 15, and IG hoth nf Mayo Urges Early of Pocahontas post office will be open a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Saturdays during this announces Postmaster Charles There will not be service aa any day Mayo to mail Christmas greetings this posi onice now serves about Mr. Mayo and the postal employees have an Immense Job holiday asked the to cooperate by shopping mailing zip mall mm during Christmas card 8 to 13, we can a last In be la no 5 AH * cards require 6 If they are sealed or have writing in they require 6 cents per If they are unsealed and have no writing In the cost is 6 cents for the first two Ed Classes Dec. 14 education classes oi win a Christmas Dec. 14, at 2:00 in the Community Santa will be with treats for the Coffee and will be served after the la North Central Tatt Dodge KenI rolled the highest single game of season for the lady throwing a 262 game Dec. 2, during the Hit and Miss league who for Bert Hanson had games of 154 and 126 to go with her 262, for a game series of 542. It was her second 540 plus series in a because the previous week games of 212. 181 and 153 for a 546 Kent counts the 262 game as her career She carries a average in the Hit and tiie only league she bowls in. 9ie has been bowling 20 years and has carried as as a 145 average in league Kent is tiie Pocahontas aty Bell Advises on Vietnam have relatives stationed In Vietnam are advised by Bell Manager H. C. McCunn to plan ahead if they wish to talk with them tho holiday most instances it is easier for a serviceman to call than for his family to try reaching him In That is oro encouraged to families in advance if to around MeCunn heavy in ft Bag Three had a good days hunting when they Until arrangements car went to the Mt Pleasant j be made by for the ity for deer and brought home defendant's and he They left and has signed the necessary home tion he is to remain in the party were Pocahontas He was ard Mefferd of Gilmore further ordered to pay a fine oi Welander of and court and Fred Shimon was found guilty ol Frevert and Allen and manslaughter in district court in of and was released Kill Deer Out of school students in area will be having venison fbi their noon according a report from conservation of in the of and Larry Tolan of Fonda shol deer out of according tc and each were fined 5100 and The which was already their deep was North Jolly OIo St will spend Saturday in according to word ed Chamber of j He will be I hand all day to greet all tho I kiddies of the area and to side ovc r the free I at the Rialto I i He will hand out sacks of ] i treats following I movies which scheduled at i 10:00 a.m. p.m. The carnival especially designed for the younger and is limited to children ot eighth grado age or I i Both will Ijc identical araj treats will be handed out lowing both retail stores will be J. open this Friday J beginning next Dec. 18, will remain open every i ing through Dec. 20, until nine They will be open 22, and ' Dec. 23, until 9:00 p.m. and will close ' 24, at 4:00 p.m. They also ' i close at 4:00 p.m. December a i and will be of on Christmas and New Years Four Juveniles j Steal Items at Four Pocahontas County ages 16 and 17, were December 3 and 4 by 1 the county department for stealing merchandise from I business places in ' and in other county The thefts have occurring since i the summer They been turned over to the local juvenile probation some of which is pictured was valued at I and has been recovered from the homes of tiie four Some had been resold and was Tools valued at had been returned to owners before this picture was case has not cleared up all of the recent thefts oi this according to ' and other possibilities are still under
