Last Rites for Mrs Shelby Glenn at Local Church
Funeral services for Mrs Shelby Glenn 70 died at her Have lock home after a lingering illness were held at the home and Methodist church with Rev J F Albertson officiating. Survived by husband Lee and others. interment in Washington cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hauswirth
Walter Knight
Charles Philp
Bert Jacobson
William Brazier
Carl Barth
Harold Wright
Washington Cemetery
Mary Rodda Glenn
Cleveland
Ohio
Havelock
Shelby Glenn
Lee
Minnie
Simon
John
James
Annie Idison
Horton
Kansas
Oxnard
Calif
Marie Nerkirk
Santa Barbara
Glenn Nerkirk
Ronald
Mary Glenn
Jim’ Rodda
Alyth
Alice
Compton
Havelock Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Silver Wedding Anniversary Observed At Legion Hall
Mr and Mrs Dewey Lady celebrated their silver wedding with 125 neighbors and relatives at the Legion hall. Guests from Storm Lake Spencer Alta Newell and Albert City joined the event, gifts of silver were given and a corsage bearing the inscription Dewey and Emma was worn. Dolores and Kenneth are their children with Kenneth away in South Carolina.
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Dewey
Legion Hall
Henry Ottman
Albert City
Lady
Dewey and
Emma
Dolores
Kenneth
South Carolina
Storm Lake
Spencer
Alta
Newell
Pocahontas Bingo Club Hosts and College Student Visits
Mrs. Dean Alderman hosted the Thursday Bingo Bridge Club with guests Mrs. Walter Shimon Mrs. R N Ranney and Miss Virginia Watts. Bert Hansen won high score while Mrs. Brenny and Miss Virginia received the awards. An 8 o'clock dessert followed. Dorothy Ann Shimon and Howard Shimon from Drake University spent the vacation at home. Loras College students Mark McCartan Donald Linnan and Bob Hallman also visited home between terms. Mrs. Josephine Stelpflug visited family in Ledyard including Lars Stelpflug manager of the Quaker Oats elevator in Swea City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Alderman
Walter Shimon
R. N. Ranney
Virginia Watts
Bert Hansen
R. N. Brenny
Virginia
Dorothy Ann Shimon
Howard Shimon
Drake University
Des Moines
Loras College
Dubuque
Mark McCartan
Theo McCartan
Donald Linnan
W. B. Linnan
Bob Hallman
O. J. Hallman
Josephine Stelpfulg
Ledyard
Lars Stelpflug
Stelpflug
Quaker Oats Co
Swea City
Church Group and Fraternal Notices
The Loyalty Circle of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Roy Segar’s home with good attendance. Officers were reelected except Mrs. Archie Tate who becomes secretary to replace Mrs. Clifford Slayton. Devotions led by Mrs. Floyd Segar. A social hour followed with refreshments. Mrs. James Owens returned Sunday to Lake City after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hogan. Mrs. Owens was formerly Mary Catherine Hogan. Mrs. Earl Oleson attended a miscellaneous shower at Emmetsburg Sunday for Miss Beverly Hopkins, niece of Mr. Oleson, at the home of Mrs. Roy Hopkins Jr. WCOF notes: The January meeting of St. Joan of Arc Court 1118, Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters, was held Thursday evening in the Holy Name.
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Ethel MaeLogan
Methodist Church
Verla Brazier
Margaret Quade
Joe Edge
Charles Hilger
Nellie Nickelson
Ray Grover
Roy Segar
Archie Tate
Clifford Slayton
Floyd Segar
James Owens
Lake City
F. P. Hogan
Owens
Mary Catherine Hogan
Earl Oleson
Emmetsburg
Beverly Hopkins
Mr. Oleson
Roy Hopkins, Jr
W.C
St. Joan of
American Legion Auxiliary Plans All Day Meeting
An all day meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held at Mrs. William Brazier's home on Monday February 9 with a covered dish luncheon at noon. The regular business meeting will occur and the day will be spent sewing carpet rags. Brook Gill was ill with pleurisy during the week under a physician's care. Pearl Mick learned of her father in law Guy Bunce's serious illness in Colorado Springs Colorado and brother in law John Eastland in Sweet Home Oregon. Ethel Mae Logan who worked at the Sun office in Laurens resigned and returned home last part of the week. Betty Huseby returned home from Storm Lake Saturday for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
William Brazier
Brook Gill
Pearl Mick
Guy Bunce
Colorado Springs
Colo
Town Buys International Truck for Fire Equipment
The town purchases a new International truck. Blacksmith Axel Carlson is mounting a large water tank on the chassis. The system will hold hundreds of gallons and work alongside the regular fire truck in fighting fires.
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Axel Carlson
Community Recitation Opens Meeting and Card Party Highlights
The meeting led by Mrs. Carl Storr included rosary, business session, and refreshments. Five hundred and contract bridge provided entertainment with Mrs. Simmet Hood and George Schott winning high scores. consolation went to Mrs. Fred. Multiple local families welcomed newborns and members reported travels and vacations, including the Robisons visiting several states and Mexico, and Dennis Donohoe starting at Loras College.
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Carl Storr
Joe Kemmer
Henry Debeck
James Ryan
Robert Pattee
Ann Arbor
Mich
J. B. Pattee
Roy Kichler
Elmer Lange
Dennis Donohoe
E. R. Donohoe
Loras College
Idaho
B. J. Parks
Mr. Robinson
Melvin Barrett
Denver
Colo
Robinson
Tucson
Ariz
Ray O’connor
Pocahontas
Old Mexico
St. Louis
Robinson Shoe
W. &. Brinkman
Florida
Holy Name Hall
Sacred Heart Ladies Society
R. H. Wienhold
Simmet Hood
George Schott
Fred
Social Bridge Winners and Local News Notes
Mrs Francis Kelly and J R Donohoe won high score prizes at the bridge event. Low scores went to Mrs Paul Crotty and Francis Kelly. Visitors Bill and Mrs Miller called at Manson to see Mrs Herbert who remains bedfast after a December 12 fall. Christina Lampe visited from Omaha staying with Mr and Mrs J H Lampe. Phil Muehl celebrated at a pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs Edward Monaghan with hostesses Mrs Thomas Wilson and Mrs Russell Forsythe. Susan Hudson and siblings from Lindenwood University visited their parents, Judge and Mrs F.
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R.N
Omaha
J. H. Lampe
Phil Muehl
Edward Monaghan
Thomas Wilson
Russell Forsythe
Susan Hudson
Lindenwood College For Girls
St. Charles
Constance Hudson
Fred Hudson
James Hudson
Law
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Amazing new hearing device aids the deaf
A compact hand sized hearing aid enables thousands to hear faint sounds in sermons music and socializing. Accepted by the Council on Physical Medicine of the AMA. No battery pack wires or bulky case required. Adjustable to match changing hearing. Microtone offers free booklet and home demonstration from Des Moines Iowa.
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Council On Physical Medicine
American Medical Association
Royal Union Bidg
Des Moines
Iowa
Miss Frances Whistler Guest At Hudson Home
Miss Frances Whistler of Washington Iowa and student at Iowa University visited the Hudson home this weekend as another guest over the week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hudson
Frances Whistler
Washington
Iowa
Iowa University
Hudson
Maritime manpower totals in early wartime rosters
As of September 1 the 226,000 men afloat and 49,00 get. As of November 1 the marine eoe had 2,400 men afloat and ony ashore.
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Marine Eoe
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J. E. Albertson
Kenneth Silvey
George Silvey
Morningside College
Sioux City
United States
Shenandoah
Atlantic
Elmer Sandvng
Rolfe
Glenn
Johnnie Rolfe
Rollie Derr
Leighton Nerkirk
California
Lee Glenn
Dale W. Glascock
Minneapolis
Minn
Lawrence Buck
Lawrence
Shimon
Laurens
D. J. Wenck, Jr
Sioux Rapids
Rena Huseby
Lottie Cope
Charles
Mallard
W. A. Bloomer
Farmers Cooperative
Marlene Spiker
Pocahontas News
Webb’s Drug Store
Allis-Chalmers
Radio Flash
Everett Mitchell
ALLIS
Rolfe Implement Company
WCU
Standard Oil Company
B & B Dairy
Eagle Grove
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