Havelock News Navy enlistments and community notices
Havelock youths Worthington and cousins David Hartsock and Eldon Harry Iain have enlisted in the navy and expect to report around June. The American Legion Auxiliary meets in April, and local residents attend church confirmations and baptisms as the community holds weddings, visits, and illness notices across Havelock and nearby towns.
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Hassared Worthington
David Hartsock
Eldon Harry Iain
Navy
Edward and
James
Havelock High School
Funeral services for Ivan Seroup held at Boice
The Pocahontas area mourned as Ivan Seroup died recently after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Boice Cemetery with many survivors announced, including wife Darlene Cleveland of Rembrandt and several family members from Mallard and surrounding towns. He was a March graduate and served in the Army Air Corps.
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Cao
Enithier
Sitong
Hith
Boece
Apr Hospital
Mar
Darlene Cleveland
Rembrandt
Mro
Sam Stroup
Mallard
George
Robert
Harry
Warren
Nita
Dale
Roe
Milton Howarth
Mes
Harry Levene
Pocahonts
Webb
Abrs
Sand
Dohn
Ralph Watters
Rembra Katoorne
March School and Sons
Sineshi
Heer
von Hirtiway Ly
Betin Weet Denad
Nut Phit Apd Oy
Local women organize Grove fund drive with April start
ME aegt yas SPOTTY ALen ch 3S who had been is organized for Grove under the chair fee Schroeder of Poca soutara for the county is . adeive will open April 10 "lovies. April 20, Mrs. George és local chairman for the wom will make a house to . Approximately-two things of the funds to be raised is retaited in the state for education and h. 'There is an appropriation Nurses Training scholarships and the first one to be awarded in the Stafte was given to Miss Helen Shimon of Pocahontas county who is in train ing at Mercy hospital in Dubuque. Peay Mr. and Mrs. John 'Troidl left last Week Ter Boulder, Cole. to spend a menth in the home of their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wienhold and Kathryn Ann. of Yetter week ond visiting in the and Bernard Wienhold, sr. aianehet Tui 'I HUTOS, e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
George Miller
Rolle
Bere Sotho
Aid Sipe
Tianna Gaabrie
Aed Oclldves
Patter Cane Suridas
Carl Parca
John Sandy
Pocahontas
Dean Sandy
Ayrshire
Ray Reeves
Will Hilton
Rolfe
W. A. Bloomer
Grace
Robert Schuler
Laurens
Frank Ralfe
Fort Dodge Hospital
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Charles Dixon
Gail
Lawrence Johnson
Edward Struthers
Kathy Rae
Rulfe
Walter Knight
George Partride
H. G. McGee
Newell
Havelock
Grove
Ce Schroeder
Pocasoutara
Adeive
George És
Wom
Helen Shimon
Pocahontas County
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Pea
John ‘Troidl
Boulder
Cole
Leo Wienhold
Kathryn Ann
Yetter
Bernard Wienhold
A. J. Drobney
Fort Dodge
Will Shimon
DeLois Drobreyv
Rov. Hudson
Fresno
Calif
Wiliam Farquhar
Farquhar
Connie Hudson
James Trudson
Frances Whistler
University of Town At
Town City
M. Hudson
Trudson
James
Mere
Charles Hallman
Webster City
Ralph Wudek
Otto Hallman
Halleman
St Joan of Arc Court elects officers at March meeting
At the March meeting in Peis Name hall Catholic Oviter otion resters elected Mrs Frank Murray as chief ranger succeeding Mrs Carl Storr. Other officers include Mrs Adolph Keebele vice chief, Mrs Leo Shers recording secretary, Mrs RH Wienhold financial secretary, Miss Veronics Tivape treasurer, Mrs Jerry Hoto vee and Mrs James W Bartosh as trustees. Followed by a bridal shower for Miss Joan McCartan, bride elect to Gerald Wicker, with the couple set to wed April at Sacred Heart church. evening featured a bridge game with high score won by Miss Mary Lange.
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St. Joan
Peis
Frank Murray
Carl Storr
Adolph Keebele
Elietoranvwert
Leo Shers
Record- Dee
RH. Wienhold
Mianelal
Veronics Tivape
Jerry Hotovee
James W. Bartosh
Pe Po. Heathman
Joan McCartan
Miss McCartan
Gerald Wicker
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mary Lange
Christina Mherle
S. Mes
Funeral attendees gather for Ivan Stroup's services
Mrs. R. T. Weinhold won the draw prize. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yocum of Franklin Grove TL and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yocum of Ashton Hl visited relatives nearby and attended funeral services for Ivan Stroup.
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R. T. Weinhold
Frank Yocum
Franklin Grove
Harry Yocum
Ashton
Ivan Stroup
Poduska family hosts birthday dinner for daughter
Mr and Mrs Wesley Poduska hosted a birthday noon dinner for their daughter Mrs Louis Wilson of Rolfe. Guests included husband and brother Dennis Poduska of Laurens and grandparents Mr and Mrs R C Derr of Spencer. Mrs A W Poduska of Pocahontas also attended.
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Wesley Poduska
Louis Wilson
Rolfe
Dennis Poduska
Laurens
R. C. Derr
Spencer
A. W. Poduska
Pocahontas
Jd. M. Ralle
Funeral services held for Nancy Johnson at Trinity Lutheran Church
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 PM at Trinity Lutheran Church near Pocahontas with Rev. Herbert Bjorkquist officiating for Nancy Johnson 60. Burial followed in Elfsborg cemetery. Miss Johnson was a lifelong Pocahontas County resident. A daughter for Mr and Mrs Hans Johnson.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Pocahontas
Herbert Bjorkquist
Nancy Johnson
Elfsborg
Miss Jonson
Pocahontas County
Hans Johnson
Pocahontas Native Passes After Seven Years Ill
Born on a farm near Pocahontas on February 7, 1883, she died at her Pocahontas home on Tuesday afternoon March 29 after seven years of poor health. Her sister Mrs Charles ill cared for her.
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Pocahontas
Charles
Navy recruit to take twelve days leave then attend Class A school
A recruit completes three months of basic training and will be granted 12 days leave to visit his parents before entering a Navy Class A school for which he enlisted.
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Navy
Navy Enlistment For Gilmore City Young Man
Harold Richard Whittlesey son of Mr and Mrs Lester Burtain Whittle sey Gilmore City enlisted in the navy for three years via the Fort Dodge recruiting station. He departed for San Diego to begin his first three months of basic training in the navy.
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Harold Richard Whittlesey
Lester Burtain Whittlesey
Gilmore City
Navy
U. S. Navy
Fort Dodge
San Diego
Calif
Detroit first child incubator ambulance enters service
The first ambulance in the United States equipped to carry premature babies in electrically heated incubators began service in Detroit. It is a Chevrolet with an all metal body on a light truck chassis and was accepted as a gift from the State of Michigan by the city council.
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Detroit
State of
Michigan
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