Local Havelock Happenings Highlight Weddings and Visits
Gill and son Brook motor to Marcus for a short visit at the Earl Gill home returning home midweek. Mrs. Frank Merry visited Minnesota and Miss Genevieve Merry went to Omaha. A visit from Mrs. Ehner Sandvng and children to J. D. Grover home. John Hickson and Vida Reece wed at Pocahontas and plan a farm home. Ralle-Derr wedding at Sacred Heart in Pocahontas with reception at the bride’s home. A grand miscellaneous shower honored Genevieve Merry with gifts and friendship. Several locals set winter plans, trips to California, Minnesota and Chicago. The declamatory contest and corn picking at Sherm Stover’s home were noted. Stover remains in Iowa City hospital.
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Gill and Son
Brook
John Ralfe
Margaret Derr
H. O. Ralle
D. W. Merry
Genevieve
Herbert Spence
Waterloo
N. B. Hersom
J. G. Obrecht
California
Billie Nye
Newton
Towa
Clarence Hendricks
Mary Kizer Salaseck obituary in Havelock church rites
Mary Kizer Salaseck born February 2 1848 in Bohemia died November 28 1920 at Mercy Hospital Des Moines age 77. She came to America as a young woman settled in Cleveland Ohio before marrying John Rhodda then John Salaseck in 1887. Survived by five children and several relatives. Funeral held November 24 at Havelock M B Church with Interment at Washington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary’ Kizer
Rhodda ‘Salaseck
Mary Kizer
Bohemia
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Town
América
Cleveland
Ohio
John Rhodda
John Salaseck
Salaseck
Christian Church
Ss. J. Rhodda
Withee
Wis
Anna Edison
Horton
Kan
Shelby Glenn
J. H
J. W. Rhodda
County building funding and delays eyed by editor
The writer critiques spending on the new building noting 400000 dollars budget excludes architect and engineer fees and furnishings. They claim delays saved 50000 to 60000 and urge further postponement or completion within a year to honor a dedication for Poky-hontas officials and residents.
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Pocahontas
Poky
Court House Square
Uttenbogaard Files Bankruptcy Petition Amid Breeder Debts
Local breeder Uttenbogaard of Sheldon Northwestern Iowa petitions bankruptcy with liabilities around 100000 dollars. He reportedly held a third interest in Evolution boar bought for a large sum and sold for 1200 dollars, and owned another 410000 boar. He also pursued a farm adjoining Sheldon at 1000 dollars per acre. Citizens reflect on the impact on fancy stock breeders amid public notices for lands and sewer projects including Emma Beers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Uttenbogaard
Sheldon
Poland
China
Towa
Uttenbogaard
Gilmore City sewer plant condemnation notice 1921
The town of Gilmore City Iowa seeks to condemn real estate and an outlet sewer right of way in Pocahontas County for a disposal plant. Damages must be praised by January 8 1921 and appraisal set for January 20 1921 with option to appear before appraisers. Incorporated town of Gilmore City.
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Emma Beers
Lyman Beers
Fern Melson
Bertha VanAlstine
Percy M. Beers
Ralph Beers
Helen Nor
Toman
Bankers” Life’ Company
Gilmore City
Iowa
Pocahontas County
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Hilton
Meredith
Was
Chicago
D.F. Reents
Fort. Dodge
Sherm
Stover
Towa City
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
U. S
Federal Reserve
I. C. C. Johnson
C. C. Johnson
J.B. Sheldon
Christ Maltzahn
A. G. Obrecht
Wrpterss
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Madras
C.H. Pill Furniture Company
Fort Dodge, Iowa
St. Dodge
Leen
Jane Hoover
Boston
Santa
Claus
Ite’ Palmer School of ‘Chiropractic
Rolfe
Davies’ ’ Millinery
The
Arrow Cty
Holland
Wilhemina
W. W. Beam
T. R. Campbell
DRS
E. L. Hollis
T. D. Jones
L. M. Graham Veterinarian
Nacke’s Pharmacy
Pocahontas Loan & Trust Company (Incorporated
Jos. McEwen ,W. S. McEwen McEwen Brothers
State Savings Bank
Robt. Klein Sr
Robt. Klein
Robert Klein & Son Real Estate and Insurance
Col
H. H. Grove
Plover