Services Held For Charles Mann In Havelock
Funeral services for Charles Mann 73 died February 15 at Fort Dodge Lutheran hospital were held at his home and at the Methodist church with Rev. J. D. Wolcott officiating. Interment followed in Washington cemetery. Mann born May 16 1870 in Ireton Wisconsin settled in Hardin county Iowa and married Ida Summers in 1899. Survived by wife foster daughter Mrs. Carl Barth two sisters five nieces four nephews and three grandchildren. He joined the Quaker church in early life.
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Walter Bachman
George Cole
Jess DeVaul
Alice Quade
Bert Jacobson
Otto Keerles
Charles Philp
Will and Roy Boysen
Harold Wright
Washington Cemetery
Charles Mann
Ireton
Wisc
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Hardin County
Iowa
Ida Summers
Rippey
Havelock
Carl Barth
J. B. Jones
Lake City
Ira Rouzer
Cumberland
Myrl Gabrielson
San Diego
Calif
Craig Barth
Claud Barth
Quaker Church
Rhea Mote
Chicago
Calvin
Luther Miller
Burt
John Jacobson
Peterson
Olin Young
Walter Chase
Glenn Smith
Laurens
Doe Bell
Mallard
Mrs Francis Schott Hosts Anniversary Gathering
Wednesday evening Mrs. Francis Schott and Marjean entertained relatives and friends for Mrs Schott and Willi Stoulil’s 24th wedding anniversary. Attendees included John Payer family Mae Vicktor Weishaar Stoulil Overmire Besch and others from Pocahontas Laurens West Bend Mallard Rolfe and Havelock. The visit included cards and lunch then updates on local moves and Red Cross fund drive planned for March 1.
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Francis Schott
Marjean
Water outage hits Havelock after main leak near Hilger home
Residents faced a water shortage Saturday and Sunday due to a leak in the water main near the Hilger home. James Koening of Laurens visited friends here Wednesday.
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Havelock
Hilger
James Koening
Laurens
Havelock Methodist Church announces services and Lent reading
John Drake Wolcott hosts Sunday school at 10 15 a m and morning worship at 11 15 a m The Helping Hand circle meets Thursday at Mrs Paul Larson home with Miss Loretta Bass assisting The spiritual department urges members to read a New Testament chapter daily during Lent finishing by Easter April 9
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Havelock Methodist Church
John Drake Wolcott
Woman’s Society
Paul Larson
Loretta Bass
The
Pocahontas Friday Contract Club Hosts Card Night
Mrs Alfred Miller hosted the Friday contract club at her home with guests Mrs A J Drobney Mrs Will Shimon Mrs Ray Beck Mrs Robby Steinhilber Mrs Gus Loots and Mrs E R Donohoe. A R Mackovets won the high score prize and Steinhilber took the guest prize. Refreshments followed.
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Alfred Miller
A. J. Drobney
Will Shimon
Ray Beck
Robby Steinhilber
Gus Loots
E. R. Donohoe
A. R. Mackovets
Steinhilber
Card Club Holds Friday Meeting With Farewell Gift
The Tuesday contract club met Friday evening at Mrs. C. V. Speicher's home. Guests included Mrs. Charles Watts and Mrs. Loren Olson. Mrs. FE. H. Melcher won the high score prize. Mrs. Watts took the guest prize. Melcher, planning to move to Storm Lake, received a farewell gift. Refreshments followed.
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C. V. Speicher
Charles Watts
Loren Olson
FE. H. Melcher
First Birthday Party for Mickey Rigby
Mrs. John Rigby hosted a Wednesday afternoon party for her son Mickey’s first birthday. Guests included Mrs. Deloss Drobney and her sons Roger and Ronald and Mrs. George Shors with children Susie and Dickie. Children played games and refreshments were served.
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John Rigby
Mickey
Deloss Drobney
Roger
Ronald
George Shors
Susie
Dickie
Local Social Notes and Community Moves Across Fonda Area
Mrs J F Smith and family return to Depew farm after absence. Hronek enjoyed her eightieth birthday with F E Hronek guests. Mrs Louis Schoofs visiting from Waycross Ga with Joe Schoofs family. journey included Templeton stops. Foresters dance at Holy Name hall with Jesperson’s orchestra. Catholic group hosts lunch. Sinek family to move to Pocahontas March 1. Eckler moves to Sinek farm. Wes Ott buys H M Elsasser residence previously home to Bollard family.
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J. F. Smith
John Terwillinger
Humboldt
Depew Farm
F. E. Hronek
M. H. Hammes
Hronek
Louis Schoofs
Joe .Schoofs
Waycross
Cpl
Louis G. Schoofs
Templeton
Henry Dultmeier
Men and Ladys Catholic Order of Foresters
Holy Name Hall
Sinek
Wes Ott
H. M. Elsasser
Richard Bollard
Golden Hour Club Holds Evening Meeting at Schott Home
The Golden Hour club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. George Schott's home Sunday evening with five hundred in play. High score prizes went to Mrs. Charles Albrecht and Lyal Nieman, consolation to Mrs. Mary Hronek and Henry Redman, traveling prize to Adolph Koeble. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schott and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Albrecht. The group presented a gift to newlyweds Arthur Albrecht. lunch followed.
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Cleo Flaherty
Mike Flaherty
Lawrence Seifred
Alice Louise Bartosh
Lee Flaherty
Henry Hoffert
Bernard Bowman
Walter Flaherty
Harold Fischer
Curlew
Martin Flaherty
Emmetsburg
Francis Hynes
Leo Flaherty
Marvin Bartosh
Rolfe
John Myers
Pioneer
Cleo
Golden Hour Club
George Schott
Charles Albrecht
Lyal Nieman
Mary Hronek
Henry Redman
Adolph Koeble
Charles Schott
Arthur Albrecht
Surprise Birthday for Mrs H B Hike at Home
A surprise party honored Mrs H B Hike on Sunday evening at her residence. The gathering featured music and five hundred friends contributed to the festive atmosphere.
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H. B. Hike
Local Social News Notes and Birth Announcement
Mrs. Charles Zdrazil and James Bartosh earned high scores while Mrs. Ben Poduska and Joe Kemmer had the low. A card evening ended with a group lunch. J. R. Grant hosted a public school faculty dinner and potluck. The Dick Love group hosted the O Kay Bid and Bye club with bridge. John Ahirich and wife welcomed a daughter Sunday at Pocahontas Nursing. Doris Gromley visited Harriet Zadoukal at the K W cafe. Pfc Frank Groff Jr on 20 day furlough from overseas stayed with his brother in Remsen and with his father.
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Charles Zdrazil
James Bartosh
Ben Poduska
Joe Kemmer
J. R. Grant
Alfred Anderson
S. L. Dunn
Dick Love
Ray Beck
John Ahirich
Pocahontas
Doris Gromley
Storm Lake
Harriet Zadoukal
Pfc
Frank Groff, Jr
Clarence Groff
Remsen
Frank Groff
Woman's Society meets for 1:15 luncheon at Methodist church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service gathered in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon for a 1:15 luncheon. Mrs. J. R. Kirby delivered an engaging address on the topic, sharing insights with attendees.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
J. R. Kirby
Luncheon Served by Local Ladies After North Carolina Mountain Visit
Work she and Rev. Kirby did among the whites of the mountains of North Carolina is noted. The luncheon followed, served by Mesdames Irene Crawford, A. C. Carmichael, Alfred Anderson, O. V. Anderson, Herbert Plantz, Charles Battershell, C. V. Spieker and Mary Johnson.
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Rev. Kirby
North Carolina
Irene Crawford
A. C. Carmichael
Alfred Anderson
O. V. Anderson
Herbert Plantz
Charles Battershell
C. V. Spieker
Mary Johnson
Mrs Loots Hosts O N O Club and Miss Gilchrist Bride Elect
Mrs Gus Loots entertained the O N O club at her home Thursday evening with contract bridge and high score going to Mrs E Melcher. A kitchen shower honored Miss Mary Gilchrist bride elect, and farewell gifts were given to Mrs Melcher who will move to Storm Lake. Pine Room refreshments followed. Mrs Frank Schroeder hosted the Friendly Hight club with contract bridge and high score prize going to Mrs Clarence Calligan and draw prize to Mrs A J Drobney. Lunch concluded the evening.
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Frank Schroeder
Friendly Hight
Clarence Calligan
A. J. Drobney
Obituary Notes Highlight 80th Birthday Celebration
The piece recalls Elmer RO on Taps for invite and Mildred Walker works as part of a tribute to an 80th birthday. A surprise party followed the event with desserts and beverages enjoyed by attendees.
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Elmer RO
Jesse Stuart
Mildred Walker
Auxiliary Meets at Posakony Hay
The regular meeting of the Legion Auxiliary was held at Mrs. Josephine PoMs home. They voted a 5 dollar donation to the Auxiliary club mobile plan and a 100 dollar war bond was punched. A layette was given to the nursing and convalescent home. They planned birthday cards for children of members and set March 9 for the next meeting with a Pan American program. Refreshments were served.
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Posakony Hay
Ian’ Legion
Josephine Po
Docahontas Nursing
Arree
Courthons
Posakony
Grains High in Fat Linked to Rancid Milk Flavor
A note warns that Sovbea fed unmixed with other feeds may become rancid if ground too long. This could transfer a sour flavor to milk from cows consuming the grain mix.
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