Measles spread as Havelock reports cases and events
Havelock residents face several illnesses including measles with Jon Resseguie recovering and other youngsters ill. The Amvets Auxiliary met at Mrs. Bert Jacobs home and planned charity visits while Mrs. Earl Sandy reported cookies and bingo prizes sent to the Soldiers Home. Local groups held meetings at the Methodist church and neighborhood volunteers cleaned and painted the church basement. The district basketball tourney saw Havelock girls lose to Albert City 66 to 45 after beating Linn Grove 74 to 50. Additional notes cover mail service changes, residents moving homes, and club activities at the Kiwanis and WSCS in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets Auxiliary
Bert Jacobs
Dewey
Earl Sandy
Marshalltown
Havelock
Pocahontas ‘Amvets
Otto Keerles
Keith Horsman
Plover
C. D. van Horsen
John Whitman
W.S.C/S
Methodist Church
Albert City
Linn Grove
WSCS
Methodist
Manson
Laurens
Lawrence Buck
Lester Shimon
Ridotto
Jack Mankle
George Waters
Thimble Club
Sioux City
O. J. Keerles
George Partridge
Newell
G. Grover
George Johnson
Emmetsburg
James Williams
G. A. Gruver
Ray Gruver
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Brook Gill
Ray
American Legion Auxiliary
Nellie Nickels
Paul Crotty
Rochester
Minn
Joe Bell
Mallard
James DeVaul
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Rolfe
Mayme Daugherty
Mary Bloomer
W. W. Hilton
Bloomer
Ray Truelson
Sunshine Club
Ralph Smith
Truelson
Will Goodchild
Will Smith
George Dyiig
J. C. Barth
Havelock Wioman's Club
Pocahontas News Roundup Highlights Local Society Events
About 80 members of Sacred Heart society met in Holy Name hall for February, with a March of Dimes donation, dances, card parties, and reports from the National Council of Catholic Women. Phoenix club and Newcomers club held meetings with travelers, education talks, and social games. Will Doyle, 65, died in Bird Island after long illness. services were held January 30. New officers elected for American Legion Auxiliary. various social activities and visits noted. A birthday party for Sandra Olinger and parish events filled the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Society
Holy Namehall
March of Dimes
Chas, Fleege
Arthur McCartan
National Council of Catholic Women
Wienhold
M. H. Hammes
Father Karhoff
Thomas Wilson
Bennie Nedved
Valentine
Leone Eckerson
Francis Kelly
C. A. Nieman
A. R. Peters
Holy Name Hall
Will Doyle
Bird Island
Minn
Pocahontas
Fern Jarvis
Paul
Frank
Ruth
Albert Haven
David Byerly
Vernon Malm
Byerly
Emmett Ammons
Robert J. Miller
Vi Peers
Ivan Rice
Kenneth Richardson
Donald Wolfe
Joe Seifried
Ed Seifried
Waterloo
Lawrence Seifried
Seifried
George Forbes
Green Forbes
Chicago
Joan ‘Hummel
Glen Hummel
Arnold Forbes
Ike Duitsman
William
Danville
Ill
Harry Malm
Duitsman
Carl Hood
Social Society
Ladies Social Society
SS. Peter and Paul's Parish
March of ‘Dimes
Sioux ‘City
Anne Reiff
Albert Nedved
Ray Garrels
Byron Poduska
Martin Alexander
Mae Viktor
Harold Hansen
Father G Barry
Charles Nedved
Local Notes Share Meetings and Health Updates
At the close of the meeting Mrs Marth and co host Mrs George Speer served lunch. Mrs Marjorie Leith will host Kill Kare Klub next Wednesday with Mrs Paul Larson and Mrs C D Van Horsen assisting. A gene sic studio photographer visited for senior class pictures. Roy Swenson underwent major stomach surgery at University Hospital Minneapolis and is recovering. Mrs Ve Smith remains slowly improving after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Henry Nelson
A. I
Mick
Roy Swenson
University Hospital
Minneapolis
Ve Smith
Local Couples Receive Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses issued to William Eldon Carlson and Winnie Lee Hall, both in their twenties, and to Alfred Schoon and Johanna Van Hoveln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eldon Carlson
Winnie Lee Hall
Alfred Schoon
Johanna van Hoveln
Local residents and visitors in midwestern towns
A list of residents from Gilmore City Palmer Rolfe and Laurens, including ages, with hospital note for Billie Bartosh of Fort Dodge for pneumonia. Social notes report travel of Mr and Mrs Florian Luft to Hot Springs Ark and relocations of several families around Breda Pocahontas and Des Moines. Community gatherings reference the W N T club meeting at Mrs Waldo Mick and future meeting plans. multiple short visits and a hospital operation are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Ollinger
James Idrazil
Sandra
E. R. Donohoe
T.T.T
Charles Beevers
Bert Hanson
Frank Kopriva
F. E. van Alstine
George ‘Stockdale
Billie Bartosh
Henry Bartosh
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Florian Luft
Hot ‘Springs
Ark
Patrick Nieland
Allen
Breda
Louis Nieland
Pocahontas
Harold Essick
Dale Westell
Des
Schroeder
Harold Schroeder
Eagle Grove
John Olinger Hy
Keota
Hugh
Denver Hospital
George Acheson
Linton
N D
W. L. Boyd
Funeral services held for F C Hartung at local church
Funeral services for 83 year old F C Hartung were held Monday February 6 at 11 o clock in the Methodist church. The Rev J K Kirby officiated. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery, Sioux City. Arrangements were by Rudolph Montg. Hartung died at 1115 PM. (Continued on Page 1)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Hartung
F. C. Heartes
J. Kt
Kirby
Sioux City
Rudolph Motng
Hartung
Also Mentioned on This Page
Havelock News
Jon Resseguie
Amvets
Pocahontas News
Phoenix Club
F. M. Hudson
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
L. McIntire
Emmet Hood
Howard Burk
Tacoma, 'Wash
B. H. Hood
Clare
Cyril Hood
Margaret
Davenport
Burk
Carl
L. J. Elbert
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Elbert
Otto Elbert
Santa Paula
Charles
Raymond W. Wiegert
Gilmore City
Beverly DeWolf
James McGonegle
Vincent LaVonne Lampe
Palmer
Theoples J. Ripperger
William Arline Reese
Harold LeRoy McCullough
Donna Mae Harmon
Roland R. Johnson
Shirley Herbst
Moines
Bo Edmundson
Ed Westell
Edmundson
Wayne Southard
Linda
Altoona
W.N.T
Waldo
Glen Battershell
Richardson
Duane Kleen
Collegeville
St. John’s University
A. J. Kleen
R. C. Holland
Donna Schroeder
Holland
Frigidaire
Opal Rice
West Bend Catholic Church
Roupe Furniture
West Bend, Iowa
Chevrolet
Rolfe Auto CO
Rolfe, Iowa
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