Havelock Happenings Highlight Local Visits and Health News
Local items report numerous visits and family updates. Mrs. Frank Bartosh visited from Pocahontas. Mrs. H C West was ill. families traveled to Mayo Clinic in Rochester for examinations and care. Dr K P Hunter’s stolen Chevrolet coach located in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Miller
Rochester
Minn
H. D. Grover
J. R. Ralfe
Dorothy
A. F. Davis
Bret
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Harry Greene
Pocahontas
W. H. Cornell
Tomercy
Pearl Hersom
Roy Hersom
Virgina
Laura Hersom
L. B. Hersom
Lucian Hersom
Minneapolis
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
W. J
J. R. McIntire
Rolfe
Havelock
M. W
G. A
H. D. Gruver
Emmetsburg
Will Hilton
J. S. Schallen
Siebold Classen
O. D. van Horsen
F. L. Higbee
Spirit Lake
Marjorie Barth
Dale Cole
Lyle McVey
Iowa State College
Ames
Frank Ralle
Henry Buck
Frank Krischell
Eldon Buck
Shevlin
John Hendricks
Marvella Ralle
J. R. Ralle
Gladys Cole
Linden
J. S. Cole
John Nickell
Marcille
Tda Grove
Miss Leona Meents Dies at 17 in Iowa House
Miss Leona Meents of Fonda died Wednesday afternoon after answering a telephone call at the Jas DeVaul home. The seventeen year old daughter of Adolph Meents, coroner's jury verdict listed heart failure as the cause. Funeral services were held Friday at Varina with interment in Cedar Township Cemetery beside her mother.
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Leona Meents
Fonda
Jas
Obituary for Pearl C Hersom From Havelock to Stratford
Pearl C Hersom born October 24 1899 in Havelock Iowa died March 14 1981 in Boone Iowa at age 81 31 4 10 she taught thirteen years in Pocahontas County rural schools Dakota City and Stratford primary department for seven years active in Methodist church and as choir director and soloist admired by students and Stratford community early life in Havelock education at Highland Park College Drake University and State Teachers College Cedar Falls
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Pearl C. Hersom
N. B. Hersom
Havelock
Iowa
Boone
Havelock Consolidated Schools
Highland Park College
Drake University
Des Moines
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Pocahontas County
Dakota City
Stratford
Holmberg
Methodist Church
Farmers Hold Marketing And Legislative Meeting
Pocahontas county was represented at the district marketing and legislative meeting of the Farm Bureau held at Spencer by Albert Smith Fred Roeve R. M. Evans of Laurens W. W. Wilcox of Havelock Messer Leith of Ware and County Agent C. R. Bowers. The group discussed marketing efforts and tax reform with Pat O Donnell Iowa Farm Bureau head and Chas. E. Hearst urging farmer organization to resist decline in agriculture. The session also covered the county assessor bill and potential tax reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
Farm Bureau
Spencer
Albert Smith
Fred Roeve
R. M. Evans
Laurens
W. W. Wilcox
Havelock
Messer Leith
Ware
C. R. Bowers
Pat O’donnell
O’donnell
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
O'Donnell
Mason City
Chas. E. Hearst
Havelock Methodist Church Invites Community to Join
Havelock Methodist Church notes Rev. C. L. Day as pastor and invites all unaffiliated residents to attend services this week. The schedule outlines a church home for worship and welcome for newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock Methodist Church
C. L. Day
Prize trips offered to 4-H club members by rail line
The Chicago and North Western Railway will award 100 prize trips this fall to 4-H Club boys and girls across nine states. Winners, selected by state agricultural authorities, will visit Chicago for the International Live Stock Show to study livestock raising and home economics.
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Chicago & North Western Railway
Chicago
C. A. Cairns
County Farms Prize Ties to 4-H Contests on Rail Line
Schools working through county agricultural agents must be from counties along the Chicago and North Western line. Prizes likely honor county contest wins in baby beef raising or home economies. The North Western has used this method to boost farm interest among 4-H members for years and continues this policy. Prize trips allocated by state include Illinois seven, Iowa fifteen, Michigan six, North Dakota one, Minnesota eleven, South Dakota twenty, Nebraska eighteen, Wisconsin eighteen, and Wyoming four.
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Chicago & North Western
Cairns
North Western
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Wyoming
South America Diamond Mines Fall Behind Global Demand
South America's diamond mines once the chief source now yield about one third of the world's annual production. The United States consumes large almond shipments with California alone producing 24 million pounds yearly and the nation importing millions from Europe.
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South America
California
United States
Europe
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Hammes & Son
Florsheim
Selby
Hammes & Sons
Pocahontas, Iowa
Frank Bartosh
Luella Liester
H. C. West
Bert Bass
B. B. Bass
G. A. Grover
A. J. Ashby
Central States Electric Co
Barney Waters
Ford
Carl Hansen
Gussie
Waterloo
FE. C. Hoard
Miss Hersom
Orville
Lucian
Roy T
Virginia
Joyce Hersom
Stratford Public School
C. H. Richards
Methodist
Pomeroy
J. C. Barth
John DeYoung
Cc. L. Day
J. W. Loots
Washington Cemetery
Richard Hersom
Leslie
Chas. Hersom
Mallard
FE. M. Smith
Humboldt
Harry Herscher
George Miller
W. P. Buck
Kate Onnen
Elmer Sandvig
W. “.E. Mick
Belle Ferguson
Chure
Mernin
the Arrow
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