Funeral for Ernest Froh Held at Mallard Church
Funeral services for Ernest Froh 54 of Havelock were held at the Trinity Lutheran church Mallard after services at his home. Rev. C Hinricks officiated. Interment in Washington cemetery. Survived by widow Alta and children Fred Elnora and Lyle in service. Numerous relatives and friends attended from area towns and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Zeck
George Nesshoefer
Rolfe
Havelock
Ernest
Lutheran Church
G. Greenow
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mallard
Alta Thompson
Fred
Elnora
Lyle
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Henry Froh
Detroit
Will Froh
Dickens
John Froh
Louis Brunschier
Ayshire
John Backer
Frank Johnson
Bert Johnson
Albert Abel
C. Watkins
Fort Dodge
Elmer Kehm
St. Louis
Carl Paetz
C. A. Campney
Fred Davis
Algona
Walter Campney
Burt
James Griffin
Harry Griffin
Robert Butts
Edgerton
Minnesota
A. L. Williams
Agnes Carrigan
Spencer
Herman Pohl
Pomeroy
Earl Dunsmore
Lashbrook
Faye
Will Hansen
Cylinder
Havelock 5 Mallard 4 in tight Sunday baseball game
Havelock defeated Mallard 5 to 4 in a fast contest marking the locals third consecutive win. The report lists multiple local residents and social notes from the week including church meetings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock
Mallard
Local 4-H Club Hosts Achievement Day Display
About forty people attended the Up and Coming 4-H club achievement day on Tuesday night August 11 at the schoolhouse. Exhibits included sewing boxes dresses pajamas and many finished garments and foods judged by Mrs. Max O. Naylor. The program opened with president Mildred Olberding introducing the club and a singing of America the Beautiful and Home on the Range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max O. Naylor
Mildred Olberding
Lila Daniels
Alice Lathrop
Thelma
Vera Jolliffe
Mrs. R. Forbes
Max C. Naylor
Thelma Jolliffe
Pocahontas To Host Northwest Iowa Marching Band Contest
The northwest Iowa state marching band contest will be staged in Pocahontas in October with fifteen to twenty high school bands expected. The event is organized by Supt. J. R. Grant and the Pocahontas Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock
Supt
Godfrey
Pocahontas
Northwest Iowa
Supt. J. R. Grant
Golden Hour Club Holds Thursday Meeting At Mrs Nieman Home
Golden Hour club members gathered at Mrs. Charles Nieman’s residence for a Thursday afternoon session. Prizes went to Mrs. George Schott for high score in the 500 game and for traveling. Miss Reiter also received a prize. A style show by club girls preceded audience singing America and remarks from the judge. Lunch was served, and Alice Lathrop with Thelma Jolliffe will represent the club in Pocahontas style revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
C. L. Cornwell
Ivan Martens
Havelock
Byron. Lathrop
L. D. Goodchild
Lyle Froh
Fort Leonard Wood
Frank Ralle
United Service Women of America
Library Room
Ralph Walser
Nancy Louise
Manson
Ray Grover
Denzil Johnson
Rolfe
Peter Johnson
William Lucey
John Reimer
Cedar Falls
Dorothy Knittel
Lake Okoboji
Reimer
Chester Speer
Klemme
Clyde
Pearl Mick
John Eastland
Sweet Home
Oregon
A. F. Mick. Gerald
C. Hauswirth
Lutheran
Fort Dodge
Martin Larson
Charles Pattee
John Ernst
Clarence Pedersen
Lawrence Thompson
Eagle Grove
William Lambertson
Ray Beck
Ames
Margaret O'Brien
Maurice Ackland
Karen
Vince Mahoney
Chariton
May O’brien
Rosemary Kepler
Greene
Dr. C. C. Kepler
Bedford
F. E. Mefford
Walter Gilman
Patricia May
Minneapolis
S. E. May
Golden Hour Club
Charles Nieman
Mary Hronek
Myles Ollinger
Robert Reiter
Sarah Jones
Betty Reiter
Gerd Martens
George Schott
Miss Reiter
Evelyn Carlson
Marian Daniels
Ruth Lathrop
Helen
Edna Wilson
America
Marie Jolliffe
Nellie Nickelson
Adram Logan
E. J. Rutgers
Alice Lathrop
Thelma Jolliffe
Pocahontas
Family hosts at Sunday dinner include Lehnus and guests
A fragmented account lists Sunday dinner guests at Hattie and Pearl with names such as Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Couts Amanda and Mr. and Mrs. Orlen Henderson of Cooper May and Mrs. M. D. Meyers and boys of Sioux City Rev. E J Pinnace and Wesley Lehnus with Benjamin Isaac noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie
Pearl
Lehnus
Rolfe
Isaac. Couts
Amanda
Orlen Henderson
Cooper
May
M. D.’ Meyers and Boys
Sioux City
Wesley Lehnus
Benjamin Asaac
E.J. Pinnace
Des Moines Two Woman's Club Elects Officers
At the DM T Woman's Club meeting held Tuesday afternoon August 11 at the schoolhouse Mrs William Fisher was elected president for the coming year Other new officers were vice president Mrs Lester Thorson secretary Mrs O E Lehnus and treasurer Mrs Guy Smith A program followed with vocal solos by Naomi Diggs and Shirley Fisher A 4 H club demonstration “Treat Them Tenderly” by Beverly DeWolfe and Beryl White was presented Lunch was served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben &. Bet
Hollywood
Calif
Francis Kelly
Ruef
Genevieve Colgan
Pocahontas
Buena Vista
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Elmer Sharp
Kansas City
J. B. Pattee
Wesley Poduska
Poduska
Eldora
Harry Brown
Ames
Ellen Carey
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Kathryn Carey
Humboldt
Carey
John Junkman
Palmer
Gerd F. Martens
Mary Catherine
Sacred Heart School
Dubuque
W. A. Vigars
Algona
Ill
Mary Peters
Walter Lynch
Country Ladies and Society of the Methodist Church
Ray Crummer
Don Trenary
Harold Anderson
Raymond
Des Moines
Leo Shors
Henry Deheck
Mary Rose
Richard
Milwaukee
Javorsky
Helen Deheck
Paul Kleinheisel
Frank Tillitson
Sioux City
Jack Bouma
Bouma
C. A. Hunt
Harry Pace
Hartley
Lloyd Johnson
Donald
Bell Flower
Woman’s Club
D.M.T. Woman’s Club
William Fisher
Lester Thorson
O. E. Lehnus
Guy Smith
Naomi Diggs
Shirely Fisher
Beverly DeWolfe
Beryl White
Garfield
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Ernest Froh
Mallard Church
Lucien Hersom
Laura
Amanda Hersom
Gust Ahlmstron
Joyce
Rodney
Crilly of
Newell
Alice Quade
Charles Christensen
Hans C. Larson
Storm Lake
Havelock Methodist Church
John Drake Wolcott
Lila
W.S.C.S
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
W.S. C.S
Francis Jacobson
Hopsital
Emmetsburg
Myrl Waters
St. Bernard’s Hospital
Council Bluffs
Ray McDonald
Ted Stover
Roy Boysen
Boysen
R. W. Forbes
Lakes
Lucille Struthers
D.M.T
Donald Cornwell
Erma Pattee
Zelle Pattee
The
Royal
Sylvia Howe
John Howe
Frank Hronek
Verle Hudek
Mercy Hospital
Ruth
Ida Thorson
Don Henderson
Ware
Ernest Vaughn
V. E. Thorson
Gilmore City
Chris Knudsen
Myr
Ed Christensen
Near Mallard
Jake Grethen
Hans Nielsen
Hilda
Viggo
David Henderson
Jeanie
Marie Jensen
Mads Johansen
Einar Espersen
Callender
George Esperson
Lutheran Hospital
John Lawman
Orville
Tommy Johnson
Harry Price
Boone
Chet Carpenter
Roy Dobbs
Wm. Larue
Louisville
Wesley Carpenter
West Bend
Glen Carpenter
Everett Carpenter
Rodman
John Coyle
Ottos
Atntv Noir
Becins
Carl J. White
Sting
Bodiee
Henry
Windo
Sam
B & B Dairy
Tom Wiley
Rolfe Corporation
Iowa
Guernsey
Waterers
Dows
Henry L. Anderson
Chas. Lindeman
Rolfe State Bank
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