Legion Auxiliary reports on Des Moines veterans hospital gifts
At the regular Pocahontas meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. Earl Ellsworth of Humboldt presented a report on distributing gifts to families of patients at the Veterans Hospital in Des Moines. She noted the Knoxville district birthday party and the growing number of veterans, with 300 currently at Des Moines showing faster recovery than World War I cases. A fund was approved for the infantile paralysis drive.
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Pocahontas
American Legion Auxiliary
Earl Ellsworth
Humboldt
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Knoxville
Ellsworth
Josephine Posakony
Perry Pearson
William
Pocahontas School Receives Treasury Citation for Stamp Drive
Pocahontas public school earned a treasury department citation for its role in the stamp and bond campaign ending December 7. The district bought three field ambulances marked to show Pocahontas purchase as weekly sales continue and another drive closes March 1.
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Pocahontas
Treasury Department
Public School of
Local notices and social events from Pocahontas county
Roy Johnson begins duties as county auditor replacing Ruth Kaufman of Laurens. Delma Dady takes the Pavik position at Beck store. Lt. and Mrs. Robert Hursh visit family then head west. Mrs. Hursh joins him toward Ames after Washington assignment. Mrs. Watts breaks left arm ice slip. recovering at home. Methodist country aid hosts meet. world after chaos discussed. Twin Four club hosts dessert. bridge prizes awarded. Phoenix club meets with grafting apple talk and book reviews. Des Moines trip for wedding of Kopriva and Ader noted. Lawrence Flaherty family visit Des Moines. Fort Des Moines trip. Thimble Club meets. White House paper discussed. Gaskill cited for bond. Hospital visitations and church remodeling plans reported. Havelock and Havelock clubs hold meetings. local travel to Fort Dodge, Mason City, Laurens. Ida Krischel shower. Krischel to wed Harold Vining February 12 at Little Brown Church. Wilsons attend Palmer funeral. Schossows move to Stover farm. Lt Wayne Arnold returns to Del Rio TX after earning Silver Wings and commission at La Junta CO.
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Pocahontas County
Roy Johnson
Ruth Kaufman
Laurens
Delma Dady
Pavik
Beck
J-G
Robert Hursh
S. H. Brokaw
David Grant
Ray Crummer
Methodist Country Aid
Saylor
Donald McLain
Amiel Johnson
Loren Oleson
Twin Four Club
Fred Hudson
M. H. Hammes
Chance Williams
Susan
Des Moines
F. C. Francis J. Kopriva
Melba Ader
Lawrence Flaherty
Charles
Nancy
Dorothy Stover
Harry Herscher
Leroy Miller
Fort Dodge
Maney Stover
Mercy Hospital
Herscher
Willis Speer
Lewis Voster
Curlew
Marvin Kreig
Alvin Jolliffe
Mallard
Carl Barth
J. C. Barth
Arnold Barth
Ida Donald
S. H
O. W. Gill
Gill
Havelock Woman’s Club
William Nowack
Mason City
Dick Janssen
Claud Wilson
Palmer
Cecil Schossow
Pocahontas
Stover Farm
Wayne Arnold
del Rio
Texas
la Junta
Colo
Birthday party honors Daralene Krischel at home
A group of youngsters celebrated Daralene Krischel eighth birthday at the Frank Krischel home with games and gifts. Lunch was served by Mrs. Krischel. Marian Daniels, WAVE 1/c, daughter, was mentioned in the clipping.
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Frank Krischel
Daralene
Wave Navy bride ties knot in Chicago double ring ceremony
Miss daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Daniels wed William Nelson of Coast Guard Reserve in Chicago on February 8. Rev Henry P Lovick presided at the Baptist church ceremony. Afterward the bride was hosted at the Palmer House by her mother with relatives and friends. The bride, a Havrelock High School graduate, attended A I B at Des Moines and is stationed with WAVES at Ottumwa Naval Air Station.
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Eugene Daniels
William Nelson
Coast Guard Reserve
Chicago
Henry P. Lovick
The
Baptist Church
Palmer House
Haverlock High School
A.I.B
Des Moines
Havelock Church schedules events for Sunday and week
Havelock Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 15 a.m. Youths Fellowship begins at 6 30 p.m. The Havelock Woman's Society of Christian Service meets Thursday February 22 at Mrs B C Boyson's home with Mrs Martin Larson as hostess. World Day of Prayer Friday February 16 at 2 p.m. devotion led by Mrs Claude Lent. offering to be taken.
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Havelock Methodist Church
John Drake Wolcott
Havelock Woman's Society of Christian Service
B. C. Boyson
Martin Larson
Spiritual Life Department
Claude Lent
New Hampshire Leads Nation In Sixth War Loan Drive
New Hampshire rose to 221 percent of its quota in the sixth war loan drive, leading the country with strong public support and high bond purchases during wartime fund efforts.
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New Hampshire
New low Dips Cases Reported With To Board of Health
The state health department reports a recent decline in diphtheria cases but notes the disease remains widespread. Since last year 97 cases appeared across 11 counties including Woodbury Dubuque and Scott with 21 from C2888. In 1944 total diphtheria reached 208, the largest since 1939. immunization remains the key to prevention as susceptible individuals stay unprotected. The department urges vaccination, calling it simple and readily available despite the ongoing risk wherever immunization is practiced.
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Nntent
Jay
Tata
Phthetia
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