Hersom Family Remembered In Havelock Obituary
Brooks Hersom of Havelock dies at age sixty eight months and twelve days in Powetowa and Minneapolis. Survived by wife and five children with siblings and many relatives attending funeral services as community pays final respects. The notice notes his farming and drilling work, travels, and his roles as husband and friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo ‘Em
Mercer County
Ill
Minneapolis
Minn
Dee
Powe-towa
Poca
John Q. Hern
Strom
Pomeroy
Laura McCas
Rolfe
Avelock
Rand
Man
Hersomen
Ellen Seymour
Iowa
Byron
Selah
Leslie
Little Rock
Verdegree
Wash
Olumbia
Mont
Charley
James
Natches Valida
Otto
Alice Yoma
Jane Kenmare
N. D
Fonda
Lucien Hersom
Joyce Ellen
Billy Nye
Plover
Nye
Havelock
S. 8
Whitmore
Geo. Johnson
Frank Lommer
Epworth League
Budah Cole
Myrna Webster
J. L. Williams
J. H. Eno
Teno
John Ralle
Stewart Whitmore
Stanley
Jensen
Joe Norby
Norby
J. O. Bomgren
Fort Dodge
Chas Grove
Pocahontas
M. Fowler
Will Brazier
John Brazier
Illnois
Henry Buck and Sons
Shevlin
R. E. Grover
Laurens
N. B. Hersom
Gus Ahlstrom
Elmer Sandvig
Cyril McVey
Des Moines
G. A. Gruver
Chester Schailen
Vern Stacey
Business
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Cc. C. Cole
J. W. Loots
C. L. Day
Beth Milley
Art
Folka Schmidt
Henry
Nice
Husthmidt
Grandma
Andrew
Peter
Arrow
A. M. Howery
Hersom
Birth and funeral notice for Gene Lyle Hauswirth
Gene Lyle Hauswirth born February 8 1928 near Iown son of Louis Hauswirth died aged ten months funeral services held at the Methodist church with interment at Washington Cemetery The notice notes residence near Ware and mentions relatives and a shared family memorial context from the local community obituary fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauswirth
Louis Hauswirth
Iown
Warely
Methodist
Washington Cemetery
Year of 1929 Promises Increased Farm Income
Iowa's agricultural income for 1929 is expected to surpass 1928, with 1928 returns likely near 1927 levels. Secretary M. G. Thornburg cites better hog prices, potential cash grain gains, and lower feed costs as factors, noting beef, poultry, and dairy trends and Iowa's favorable corn crop outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Moines
Iowa
M. G. Thornburg
Jinnie Caskey
Virginia
Separation of Latin and Greek Churches Through the Ages
The split traces to Constantinople’s founding and empire division. Ignatius was deposed, Photius opened a council and excommunicated Rome’s bishop. Reunion came and went until 1054 when Cerularius condemned the Latin church and was excommunicated by Leo IX. The Ferrara union failed under popular and clerical pressure. the two churches have remained separate since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Roman Empire
Ignatius
Photius
Rome
Michael Cerularius
The
Host
Leo IX
Tme
Ferrara
Bell Chimes and Ancient Timekeeping
The article traces bells and chimes from antiquity through the Fifteenth Century. It notes curfew and church bell usage, European visits revealing varied peal melodies, and the development of chimes with early sets around the year 850. It explains methods of chiming and bell operation across eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Prescription for peace in daily worry and life balance
A reflection urges focusing on few big things to preserve peace and nobility. It quotes Doctor Brand and a London Tit-Bits line about not letting tiny cares drain health, happiness, uprightness, and love. Niagara is flowing still as a metaphor for enduring forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Brand
London
Father Son Talk Turns Brutally Honest
A Philadelphia Inquirer column uses a playful exchange between a father and son about how they address each other. The piece notes the irony that frank, even sharp, parental guidance can occur when the boy calls his father old man to his face and the father returns the insult with a laugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Philadelphia Inquirer
State Constitutions and Their Colonial Roots
The states in existence when the U S Constitution was drafted based their constitutions on colonial charters. These charters traced back to mercantile company charters of the 15th and 16th centuries. Massachusetts alone retains its original period constitution though revised. All states keep modern versions of these principles and framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Massachusetts
Bowlder Bathritual Among Carrier Indians in BC
In British Columbia the Carrier Indians along the Thompson river heat large bowlders in a bonfire then roll them to homes. They undress, lie on cots beside the stones, and the heated stones produce a Turkish bath effect. A final quick plunge into the river acts as a cold shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson River
British Columbia
Noted Misunderstanding Sparks Quip on Gender Roles
In a Kansas City Star snippet, Professor Pate muses that It cannot understand why women are often seen as superior to men. Old Gaunton Grimm retorts that they say so, prompting a wry exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Pate
Old Gaunton Grimm
Kansas City Star
Notice of Probate of Will Pocahontas County Iowa
Notice to all interested to appear for hearing proof of the last will of M. P. Hancher deceased. The hearing is set for January 22, 1929 at Pocahontas Court House before the district court or clerk. Dated December 26, 1928 Pocahontas Iowa. C. G. James Clerk of District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Hancher
Pocahontas
Iowa
C. G. James
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Brooks Hersom
Sungfey
C. L
Hell
Neus
Jesus
Gil
Henry Goodchild
Humboldt
J. S. Cole
Schallan
Oscar R.rankin
Harold McVey
Lyle Hauswirth
Sdodlist
L. Day
Paston
Forship
Trship
Freddie
George Heilman
Adena, Calif
Ain i the Tum
George Pu
State of Iowa
Pocahontas County
Corey
Mallard
Janesville
John Deere
Herschel
Clarence Heathman
Grove Brothers
People’s Savings Bank, Plover
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