Havelock Happenings and Local News
S. H. Gill improved his residence with a new coat of paint. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Mick and Mrs. C. A. Gruver shopped at Rolfe Saturday. J. G. Obrecht left Thursday in his Studebaker coupe for Herschel, Indiana, to visit relatives. The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church entertained their husbands on the Speer lawn Friday evening with tea cream and cake for about 100 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Gill
A. F. Mick
A Gruver
Rolfe
J. G. Obrecht
Studebaker
Herschel
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
L. W. McVey
Fort Dodge
John Elbert
Laurens
Martin Keerles
Springfield
Minn
Clarence Bishop
Minnesota
Chas. Johnson
Frank Johnson
O. D. Vanhorsen
W. A. Smith
Clar
Weekend visits and local notices from a Iowa town
The article lists numerous visits and movements in a rural community. Families from Marcus, Manson, Rolfe, Mallard, Lohrville, Pocahontas, Emmetsburg, Storm Lake, Plover and nearby areas visit relatives, attend events, or travel to Okoboji. A newborn son occurs at Elmer Sandvig’s in Rolfe. Havelock chau tauqua dates are set for August 7 to 11 with night programs only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Gill
Wilford
Marcus
O. W. Gill
Vern Core
Manson
A. M. Howery
Oscar Pierson
Darwin
Rolfe
Ora Williams
Mallard
Harold Shimon
Chas. Hersom
G. A. Gruver
Alfred Mick
Pomeroy
Elmer Sandvig
Sandvng
H. D. Grover
W. Ei. White
West Bend
Pete Smith
Steve Zablow
Mary Pearson
Lohrville
Will Smith
A. G. Obrecht
Lake Okoboji
W. M. Bishop
Mason City
Ivalee
Swan Wilson
Pocahontas
Evolution and roots of red philosophy in a heated sermon
A sermon denounces evolution and communism linking Karl Marx to Haeckel and Spinoza, claiming education in evolution will turn masses into Reds who seize property. It warns that denying God’s sovereignty leads to crime and social decay, labeling rationalists in church and radical left as twin brothers from pagan origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Marx
Haeckel
Spinoza
God
Hell
Shape Bilkins and Tilten Quip Over Tubby Turner Outfit
Shape Bilkins notes Tubby Turner entering a clothing shop. Tilten retorts that only ready-to-wear fit Turner is a handkerchief, hinting at humor about his attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilkins
Tubby Turner
Tilten
Volatile Comic Exchanges Fly In The Jogging Scene
A collection of quick quips and exchanges features a boastful environment teacher scolding language, a Shakespearean line repetition, a turnip money joke, a Greek snow gag, taxi banter with an old lady, and a magician remark about hiding behind a skirt. Included are party plans, a tonsilitis quip, a roomer misunderstanding, and a cigar purchase joke, all in lighthearted street chatter.
Local Social Notes From Silver Lake and Surrounding Areas
A roundup of Sunday and Monday visits includes ence Johnson in Silver Lake, Inge Freeburg and Gus Ahlstrom of Pomeroy visiting N B Hersom. Local residents Mick, Moeller, Wilson, Mason, Hawk, and DeYoung are noted with various family visits and a minor car mishap near Geo Watters. Quotations offer light moral reflections as part of the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ence Johnson
Inge Freeburg
Silver Lake
Gus. Ahlmstrom
Pomeroy
N. B. Hersom
James Speer
A. F
Mick
C. Lt
Jerry DeYoung
Geo. Watters Place
Jim Hawk
Des.Moines
Hawk
Albaugh
Bertha Bowers Issues Pocahontas County Treasurer Report
Bertha Bowers, Pocahontas County treasurer, certifies the semi annual financial report for Jan 1 to May 31, 1923. The document itemizes receipts including taxes delinquent funds, penalties, and state aids, and disbursements such as warrants, bond redemptions, and county expenses, with a May 31, 1923 balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bowers
Pocahontas County
Iowa
District Court
Pocahontas Iowa
Bertha ‘Bowers
Nenemenene
Capitol Grounds
General County
Sean Renee Ameneesenee
Court House
Renene
Nen Eeewen
Pri
Worry and Fame Face the Measure of Self Critique
A reflective note on worry aligning with self examination. It asserts justice in criticism starts with self scrutiny and suggests fame endures only when it is deserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickie
Greece
Proverb says prevention spares care amid envy and trials
The saying notes an ounce of prevention prevents need for a pound of care. It warns not to worry about others criticisms, which often stem from envy. It quips that few trust trial marriages yet many exploit divorce courts.
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Migosu
Publishers
Autocarrer Service
Havelock
Whcoleag
Goodyear
Rolfe Auto Company
Rolfe, Towa
Gooodsyear
U. S
First National Bank
Rolfe, Iowa
Bank of the People
Sunchettes
Cradle OF Red
Tony
Pop
Papa
Richard
Shakespeare
Bill
Jack
Tom
Francis DeAugbe Lajune
Ats
Fotal Receipts
Tages
Rolfe Pop Factory
Tam
Webb’s Drug Store