Havelock News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Events
Ernst Kyumi contracted mumps and has returned to work. Ben Eby family bought a Rapid City home and Ben secured local employment. High school picnic and roller skating trip followed a rain day. Albert Martens renovates Ida Mann house with shingles and lawn plantings. Sunday visits and travels noted for Grand Eno, Hollenbeck, Buck, Nowack injury, and W.S.C.S gathering. High school skip day in Storm Lake. Havelock baseball beats Rolfe.
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Ternst Kyumi
Ben Eby
Rapid City
Ben
Emmetsburg
Albert Martens
Ida Mann
Grand Eno
Insdianola
G. A. Hollenbeck
Phoenix
Arizona
W. P. Coons
Lawrence Buck
Ralph Cole
Blanche Bohn
Aid
Fort Dodge
Pearl Mick
Sonny Huseby
W. A. Bloomer
Grace
Will Hilton
Rolfe
Hilton
Des Moines
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Gaylord Nowack
John Hatteberg
Gordon Mehaffey
Storm Lake
Havelock High School
Graveside rites for Mrs. Fred Bishop held at Washington Cemetery
Wednesday afternoon funeral customs for Mrs. Fred Bishop occurred at Washington cemetery with burial in Pocahontas county. Relatives and friends from Jefferson and Minnesota traveled to attend. The event followed a journey by family members and a weekend visit by Mrs. Richard Behrends and her son Ronnie from Lone Rock. Additional social notes include Mrs. Thomas Edge visiting Henry and Joe Edge families, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson of Laurens dining with Mrs. W. A. Bloomer’s household.
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Washington Cemetery
Fred Bishop
Jefferson
Pocahontas County
Minnesota
Richard Behrends
Ronnie
Lone Rock
John Hatteberg
Thomas Edge
Henry
Joe
Arthur Carlson
Laurens
W. A. Bloomer
Funeral Services for Jim Stover Held at Methodist Church
Funeral services for Dellie Homer Stover known as Jim Stover were conducted at the Methodist church with Rev. J. E. Albertson presiding. The service included floral tributes, solos, and interment at Washington cemetery. Stover, born November 1, 1884, near Ware, died April 21, 1948, at Havelock after a six month illness. He leaves his wife Ida May Cole, a son Lee and daughter Cleane Mulley, plus a granddaughter, siblings, and half siblings.
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Jim Stover
Methodist Church
J. E. Albertson
J. C. Barth
George Dyiig
Donald Brent
Eugene Dyiig
Carl Barth
Jesus
Charles Philp
Martin Larson
Axel Carlson
Marl Sandy
Walter Knight
Clarence DeYoung
Washington Cemetery
Dellie Homer
Jackson
Jennie Stover
Ware
Havelock
Pocahontas County
Ida May Cole
Laurens
Garber
Storm Lake
Cleane Mulley
Lee
Pocahontas
Stover
Shirley Stover
Ames Shimon
Gilmore City
Artie Hopkins
Milner, N. D
C. W. Stover
Calvin Stover
Ontario
Oregon
Senior Class Play at Havelock High Draws Big Cast
The senior class at Havelock High School will stage Let era Go Gallagher in the school gym Friday night April 80. The Snoods include Gallagher Daisy Clem Ma played by Gerald Cole Lory Leigh Myron Speer Elsie Clausen and the Calhouns Polly and Abner played by Marilyn Lathrop and Dean Hauser. The Lonely Hearts feature Beulah and Wanda Wirt.
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Havelock High School
Gallagher
the Snoods
Gallagher Daisy
Clem
Gerald Cole
Lory Leigh
Myron Speer
Elsie Clausen
Calhouns
Polly
Abner
Marilyn Lathrop
Dean Hausen
Lonely Hearts
Beulah
Wanda Wirt
Funeral Service for A. B. Henricks Held in Pocahontas
A. B. Henricks 87 died Friday night near Pocahontas. Funeral at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Monday at 1:00 p.m. Burial in Summit Hill cemetery. Survived by seven daughters, one stepson, 27 grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren.
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A. B. Henricks
Pocahontas
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Anta Meppen
George DeWall
Brewster, Minn
Albert Beekman
Hie Beekman
Edward Flaherty
Hannah Henricks
Alfred Dirks
Palmer
Lester Allman
Seattle
Wash
Funeral of Mrs. Bartosh Held in Pocahontas County
Funeral services for Mrs. James Bartosh 70 longtime Pocahontas County resident were held Monday at SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church with Rev. John G. Schissel officiating. Burial followed in Calvary cemetery. She died April 23 in an Iowa City hospital after prior hospital stays in Emmetsburg and illness lasting about three years. She was born November 4 1878 in Tama County and married James Bartosh September 12 1893, living on a farm north of Pocahontas. Survivors include her husband three sons James W Henry F and Benjamin Bartosh all of Pocahontas six grandchildren her mother Mary Schroeder of Pocahontas four brothers Frank Will John Schroeder of Pocahontas and Henry of Eagle Grove two sisters Mrs Charles Dusing and Mrs John Eral of Pocahontas and others.
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James Bartosh
Pocahontas County
SS. Peter’s and Paul’s Catholic Church
John G. Schissel
Calvary Cemetery
Bartosh
Iowa City
Emmetsburg
Tama County
Henry Schroeder
SS. Peter’s and Paul’s
Pocahontas
James W. Bartosh
Henry F. Bartosh
Benjamin Bartosh
Mary Schroeder
Frank Schroeder
Will Schroeder
John Schroeder
Henry
Eagle Grove
Charles Dusing
John Eral
W. S. Roberson
Tommy
Town City
Emil V. Johnson
Roberson
Emma Olson
Algona
W. A. Vigars
John Ollinger
Elwood Gilleland
Adolph Schreier
Spencer
Mary Ann Gross
Ollinger
Schreier
Gilleland
Ray Olinger
Roy Menke
Villisea
Alfred Miller
Barbara Ann Thoma
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Wall Lake
George Wenzel
Fred Thoma
Helen Hogan
St. Bernard’s Hospital
Chicago
F. P. Hogan
J. V. Poduska
Charles Hallman
Wesley Hronek
John Kopriva
Ladies Social Society
SS. Peter’s and Paul's
Mae Viktor
A. W. Poduska
John George
Mason City
L. K. Dixon, Jr
Janet Marie
Washington, D. C
El mer Purvey and Lucille Lund in the fading ember
Lucille Lund and Marian Stover are named in association with El mer Purvey as the piece hints at a dying ember. Lloyd Henderson is also referenced, suggesting a small cast of individuals connected to the event or scene.
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Lucille Lund
Marian Stover
Elmer Purvey
Ember
Lloyd Henderson
Butter praised for flavor and value by Iowa Dairy Commission
A promotional message extols Butter for its rich golden color from cream and its nutrition and health benefits. It notes it takes four pints to make a pound and endorses Butter as a great value, citing the Iowa Dairy Industry Commission.
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Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
Two Fires Strain Ricefield Fire Unit
The Ricefield fire department faced an unusual day with two simultaneous calls. While spraying a utility shed fire at the Ray Thompson farm, the Reed farm house burned to the ground.
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Ricefield
Ray Thompson
Reed Farm
Blast at Hampstead Holmes Cafe Kills One
A blast at the Holmes cafe in Hampstead caused a fatal blast injury. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene as investigators examined the cafe for causes and safety lapses.
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Hamp
Gas blast kills three in collapsed building
A gas related explosion destroyed the frame building on Way Street, killing three persons. Authorities struggle to determine the source as the structure is completely demolished and the investigation continues.
RATTLESNAKE ROUND A snake roundup to clear area
In a bid to remove rattlesnakes from Ma, the Sp will stage a snake roundup near the near future. Teams bring in the experts nicknamed the Oatsmen as local residents coordinate efforts to reduce danger.
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