Vaughn Family Reunion Highlights Iowa Gathering
The Vaughn family met at Virgil Vaughn's home on Sunday with numerous relatives from Kensett Nevada Humboldt and Pocahontas in attendance. Separately the P A E club held its annual picnic at Twin Lakes park with many members present. The obituary notes state Carlson, Frank Law, born in 1896, served as Pocahontas County treasurer and later held key motor vehicle posts before passing away.
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Alvin Vaughn
Charles. Lehnus
Minnie Jarvis
P.A.E. Club
Twin Lakes Park
Florence Beneke
Roy Sinek
Veronica Harrison
Pocahontas
Dorothea Brewster
Ethel Christensen
Tommy Sanders
Laurens
Erie Locke
Frank Behrendsen
Gilmore City
Fred Block
Manson
Robert Wiegert
C. A. Christensen
John Rickless
Inga Ryen
Powers
Bars
Carlson
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Canada
Puerto Rico
Guatemala
Frank
Julia Law Carlson
Pocahontas High School
Grant Township
Grace Alberts
Pocahontas County
Judge Coyle
Humboldt
State Department of Public Safety
Dorothy
Don Snyder
Bloomington
Alvin Johnson
Walter Petersen
Schieswig
Girl Scouts Attend Week at Prairie Gold Scout Camp
Ten local Girl Scouts travel Sunday to Prairie Gold Scout camp on W Okoboji for a week of outdoor living. Junior and senior scouts including Barbara Lexter kamp Cindy Taylor Jill Brinkman Cheryl Rickard Jann Brinkman Paula Sinek Renee Kuckenreuther Arlene Rickard Mary Ann Brinkman Kay Lynn Taylor attend. Arlene Rickard earns C LT training this year while Mary Ann and Kay advance to year two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Gold Scout
W. Okoboji
Barbara Lexterkamp
Cindy Taylor
Jill Brinkman
Cheryl Rickard
Jann Brinkman
Paula Sinek
Renee Kuckenreuther
Mary Ann Brinkman
Kay Lynn Taylor
Arlene Rickard
C.L.T
Mary Ann
Kay
State Director Motor Registration Dies
Pocahontas resident John F. Carlson 67 died July 31 in Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge of cancer after 10 months of failing health and 54 weeks in hospital. Funeral services were August 2 at Pocahontas Methodist Church with Rev. Lee Corey officiating. Burial at Summit Hill Cemetery Pocahontas with Masonic graveside rites. Carlson was a 32nd degree Mason.
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Pocahontas
John F. Carlson
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Carlson
Pocahontas Methodist Church
Lee Corey
Summit Hill Cemetery
Mary Dockal
Max Paige
Miss Dockal
Pocahontas County
Lawrence Fennema
O.E.S
Wesleyan Service Guild
Meth
Newborns and Adoptions in Humboldt Area
Mr and Mrs Gerald Heiter announce a daughter born Friday July 31 at Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge weighing eight pounds fourteen ounces. She has a brother Michael seven and a sister Cathy five. Grandparents are Mrs Evelyn Lothringer Humboldt and Mr and Mrs A T Helter Rolfe. Mr and Mrs Dean Dunn Merrill welcome son Jay Neal born May 29 1964 with sister Jayne Neel four. The Dunns formerly lived in Rolfe where she taught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Heiter
Humboldt
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Michael
Cathy
Evelyn Lothringer
A. T. Helter
Rolfe
Dean Dunn
Merrill
Jay Neal
Jayne Neel
Dunns
Pocahontas Bank Doubles Capital Stock At Annual Meeting
At Pocahontas State Bank annual stockholders meeting in July Dr. R N Brenny was elected to the board and capital stock increased from 65000 to 100000. Officers and directors were reelected including Rich Gordon and Oleson with Veronica Lampe as assistant cashier. Also noted died July 28 James Donahue. Joseph Malecek Sr 79 dies after long community residency.
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Pocahontas State Bank
R. N. Brenny
L. S. Homan
P. J. Homan
Remsen
T. A. Nixon
John J. Gordon
Obituary notes and local farming news from Pocahontas County
Obituaries for a Czech-born Pocahontas resident and Miss Mary Dockal are reported with service details and survivors. Also covered are farming community updates from John Hamann now in Saratoga Wyoming and notes on irrigation, water rights, and hay yields amid mountain snowmelt.
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3CS
John Hamann
Saratoga
Wyo
John
Wyoming
Nebraska
Pond plans and local hunting notes in a valley diary
The author describes building a pond for fish not irrigation and lists Brooks cutthroat German Brown and Rainbow in streams and Platte River. They report catching 31 Brooks in two hours and mention elk deer and antelope in the valley with 19 000 deer killed last season. The note ends with a reminder to return to work as the core trench nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte River
Feed grain payments reach Pocahontas County total
Farmers in Pocahontas County receive 1964 feed grain program payments for corn, grain sorghum, and barley. As of this week, payments in the county total $1,121,032 for diverted acreages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
Feed grain price support payments reach 726361 dollars
ASCS notes that 726361 dollars are now in feed grain price support payments, part of diversion payments made in advance to producers to cover production costs. The 1964 program continues through the year with final payments not ending program provisions. Diverted acres may be grazed after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASCS
LeRoy Nelson
Cancer Signs and Early Detection Message
A public health PSA explains seven warning signals of cancer and urges prompt medical checkups for any lasting two weeks. It emphasizes early discovery improves cure prospects and encourages annual health checks and donations to the American Cancer Society unit.
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A.C.S
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Inga Monkelsen
Ray Isacson
Omer Amunson
Iona Fails
Art Hanson
Bode
Roy Knudslien
Poseville
Russell Reed
Radcliffe
Amunson
Hanson
Joyce
Virgil Peterson
Girl Scouts
Blue
Baby Boy
Heiter
Jay Neal Dunn
Pocahontas News
Mrs. F
Bates Fabrics
Archie
Helen
Rolfe Man
Arrow
George L. Pirie
Grand Coulee Dam
Washington State
Mr. Pirie
Pacific Northwest
Niagara Falls
Ebral Hemmerhage
St. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
Thomas Nash
Calvary Cemetery
Josephine Malecek
Horice
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Frank Malecek
Olivia, Minn
Odist Church
The
Pocahontas County American Cancer Society
Hee Haw News
F. E. Grant Coal and Lumber
Dial
Iowa
Feed Grain Payments
Rickard’s Hardware & Appliances
American Cancer Society
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