Amvets Auxiliary Holds January Meeting at Legion Hall
Havelock Amvets Auxiliary met at the Legion hall Friday with 20 members and one guest. A new member Mrs Joe Kruml joined. Hospital chairwoman Mrs Earl Sandy reported 14 dozen cookies and 50 Christmas gifts sent to Marshalltown Soldiers Home. Donations of five dollars each were made to the March of Dimes and Iowa Children's Home. Mrs Otto Keerles was chosen to buy two books for the memorial shelf at the Havelock library. Lunches were provided by hostesses.
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Amvets Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Joe Kruml
Hospital
Earl Sandy
Soldiers
Marshalltown
March of Dimes
Iowa Children’s Home
Otto Keerles
James W. Bartosh
American Legion Auxiliary
A. H. Turner
Veterans’ Hospital
Knoxville
Clinton
F. M. Hudson
Clyde Merry
Pocahontas County
Lutheran
Laurens
Youth talk at Sacred Heart society meeting in Pocahontas
Father Jerome Koenig spoke to the Sacred Heart ladies society on youth and announced a new recreational center. Officers for 1950 were installed, with Mrs. R. H. Wienhold as president. The group planned charity drives and social events including a public card party and a dancing night, and celebrated bridge and 500 wins with prizes. A county Infantile Paralysis fund donation reached 3800 dollars from benefit games.
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Jerome Koenig
Sacred Heart Judies Society
Holy Name Hall
Father Koenig
D.Y.O
Fort Dodge
Sacred Heart School
R. H. Wienhold
Eichler
Hol Name Hall
Carl Hood
Ben Kramer
Thomas McMahon
Carl Storr
William Schott
Robert Reiter
Joe Davis
Ladies Social Society
SS. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
Vera Smyrkovski
Harry Malm
Martin Alexander
Leonard ‘Stoulil
Joseph Bartosh
Donna Schroeder
Will Wolfe
Jim Bunda
Will Stoulil
Local Health Notes From Fort Dodge Area
Mrs Don McCurnin underwent major surgery at Mercy hospital Fort Dodge on Tuesday Bernard Wienhold sr returned home from Mercy hospital Fort Dodge after a five day stay He will be confined to home for a month Dennis Merry six year old son of Clyde and Mrs Merry returned from Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge after a week with ear and nose infection His condition is satisfactory Mr and Mrs Robert Shaw and family of Livermore visited A J Shaw and family Livermore where Mr Shaw teaches music at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Daugherty
Jefferson City
Henry Buck
Louie Barcus
Bovey
Minn
Robert Schuler
Laurens
Frank Ralle
Melvin Buck
Jerry
Meritt Brazier
Bode
Herman Buettener
Patty
Carl
Bovey, Minn
Frank Krischel
Mable Hendricks
Will Goodchild
Lawrence Christoffer
Emmetsburg
M. B. Stover
Eldora
Katherine Jessen
Story City
Hhas
Lady
Cummins
Raymond Hartsock
Harold Cucwell
Ted Stover
Hovenden
Ted
Mary Boysen
Havelock Wicman’s Club
Boysen
Will Randolph
Ralph Cole
Thimble
Havelock High School
Gilmore City
Havelock
Lawrence Buck
Iowa City
Carl Storr H
Michael Roy
T/Set
Roy Kampf
Westover Field
Mass
D. A. Mitchell
Warm Springs
Loretta Mileschik
Pocahontas
Foundation
New Orleans
Miami
Fla
George Wagner
Ren Olson
Leu Shors
George Shors
Helmer Kaiser
Don McCurnin
Donnie
Josephine Stelpflug
Marly
Kenneth Stelpflug
McCurnin
Bette Ann
Nona McMahon
Stelpflug
Lloyd
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Bernard Wienhold
Dennis Merry
Clyde Merry
Lutheran Hospital
Robert Shaw
Livermore
A. J. Shaw
Shaw
Livermore High School
The Highway Story by Bob Hullihan
A motorist spots a rope across a busy Iowa highway and brakes in time to save two children who had tied the rope to their waists as a game. The driver’s caution prevented a deadly accident and spared the youngsters from serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Tops National Average In Late 1949 Business Index
Iowa business activity ran slightly above the U.S. level in late 1949, aided by heavy livestock marketing and a $65 million state veterans bonus. The Iowa index, based on six indicators and weighted toward bank debits farm receipts and department store sales, stood at 300 versus 280 for the nation in the second half of 1949.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Twa
Robert H. Johnson
State University of Iowa Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Iowa Business Digest
Accident reveals danger signs on highway, wise man warns
A cautious observer notes that danger on the highway is often shown by the smallest clues. The piece reflects on how subtle signals can foreshadow a crash and urges vigilance for drivers.
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Havelock News
Will Hilton
Rolfe
Many Bloomer
Miss Grace
Shelby Nelson
Civic Men’s ‘Glee Club
Set
Eugene Stover
Maney Stover
Sgt
Edenton
N. C
Missee Mae White
Elizabeth City
First Baptist Church
American Weekly
Great Color
Chicago Herald-American
Pocahontas News
Veronica Monaghan
The
Miller Construction Co
Waterloo
Monaghan
Eagles
Sacred Heart Eagles
Sacred Heart
Howard Shimon
Bob Hullihan
Gail Davis
Philips” '66
Pocahontas, Iowa
Kemlin
Acre
Webb's Drug Store
WOM
Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevro
Dmerwas Besk
Perry Eya
Mia Amy Mbe
Rolfe Auto Co
Rolfe, Iowa
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