Pocahontas News Roundup Health Paths Births and Band Honors
Tony Halligan convalesces after major surgery January 11 at Mercy Fort Dodge. Batie Hawthorne and Herb Young recover from hospital surgeries in Fort Dodge. Michele Marolf born January 9 in Belmar New Jersey. first grandchild for Hammes of Pocahontas. Marilyn Ann Madden born January 11 in Mineral Wells Texas. grandparents listed. Two Pocahontas band students named to all northwest Iowa band rehearsing February 6 at Cherokee under Weston Nobel. 1959 marriage licenses total 85 with June activity highlighted. Early January licenses issued to Miller Seals Cheek Storck. Mrs Frank Stegge of Randolph Nebraska, formerly Anna Meehan of Pocahontas, dies January 10. Son born January 10 to Robert and. Madsen of Sioux City. Pocahontas connections noted. Mary Dockal remains a patient at Lutheran Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Halligan
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Batie Hawthorne
Lutheran Hospital
Herb Young
Michele
John Marolf
Belmar
N. J
M. H. Hammes
Pocahontas
George Marolf
Mt. Pleasant
Marilyn Ann
Francis Madden
Mineral Wells
Tex
George Schott
Clarence Madden
Havelock
Iowa
Cherokee
Weston Nobel
Nobel
Luther College
Decorah
Bill Shaw
Betty Anderson
Paul Poduska
Eugene C. Miller
Bradgate
Levina F. Seals
Laurens
Dee Roy Cheek
Salina
Kans
Myrna Jean Storck
Randolph
Nebr
Frank Stegge
Anna Meehan
Ste
Robert Madsen
Sioux City
Steffen Madsen
Mary Dockal
Fort Dedge
Great grandson born to Pocahontas couple in Iowa City family
The weeklong birth of Michael Thomas on January 14 makes Mr and Mrs Jack Patrick of Iowa City great grandparents to George and Agnes Pattee’s family. Also noted are multiple local obituaries and sheriff reports of January accidents across Pocahontas County including a 1959 Ford mishap near Laurens and a Laurens railroad car collision with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pattee
Pocahontas
Michael Thomas
Jack Patrick
Iowa City
W. A. Patrick
Near Laurens
Eugene Patrick
Agnes Stoulil
Catherine Rudolph
George
Rudolph
Harper
S. L. McIntire
Rudolph & McIintire
Route 1
Mallard
Hersom
Laurens
Pete Smith
William Thomas Garner
Eagle Grove
Chicago Northwestern
Garner
Smith
Pocahontas County
Kenneth Richardson
Marvin Taylor
Fonda
Accident damages vehicle and injuries reported
A collision damaged the right hand ditch and front of a vehicle including the fender, bumper, grill, and radiator. Mrs. Taylor reported neck and other bodily injuries. Mrs. George Michael and her son George Jr arrived January 17 for a week visit with the Seneofs family in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
George Michael
George, Jr
Chicago
F. Joseph Seneofs
Ro lf e Luth eran Church Irving Ser vices and Meetings
Lutheran church notices announce Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m. Family Fellowship at 6 30 p m with potluck. film program at 7 30 p m. Altar Guild meeting 7 30 p m Monday. staff meeting 7 30 p m Tuesday. Three Circles meet January 17 Deborah Naomi and Doreas at homes with hostesses and leaders. Oyster stew men's meeting planned for Friday January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hendersons
Alfred Bergesons
L. W. Feldmans
Everett Kochs
William Hendersons
Gertrude
William Peterson
Thora Pedersen
Hilda
Viggo
Freemond Nielsen
Altar Guild
Deborah
Hilda Nielsen
Dolores Holtorf
Vi Wold
Grace Nielsen
Naomi
Frigaard
Jack Johnson
Wilma Post
Olive Ryen
Doreas
Evelyn Thompson
Carol Pedersen
Methodist Church Announces Weekend Schedule and Guest Mention
The Milton M. Schaper pastor leads a junior choir rehearsal Saturday at 1 15 p m Sunday school at 10 with all age classes Morning worship at 11 with Chancel Choir special music and the pastor’s message Senior M Y F meets Sunday at 5 Clinton Ruby of Fort Dodge referenced in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Milton M. Schaper
M.Y.F
Clinton Ruby
Fort Dodge
Community church announces weekly church events
A labor union leader will speak at the Men's Meeting Monday January 26 at 7 30 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Methodist Men and open to all men. Also noted are W S C S activities, Confirmation Class, Prayer Circle, Intermediate M Y F, Chancel Choir and M Y F Council meetings scheduled through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Africa
M.Y.F
Presbyterian Church Service and Banquet Notice
William B. Nelson pastor of the Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled Telling Lies About God based on Exodus 20 7. A 5 p.m. Youth Sun day prep meeting for Senior and Junior High W F in the sanctuary followed by Monday trustee meeting and Thursday mother daughter banquet at 6 30 themed God of Creation with a color movie. Mrs Norton Ives and Mrs Lloyd Thoren in charge. Groups 3 and 4 hostesses. men will serve the meal. Adult Choir rehearses after the banquet.
Rolfe Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Invitation
Harold Herbranson, pastor, leads Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and morning worship at 10:30 with the sermon If A Man Die Shall He Live Again. Evening service at 7:30 features singing and testimonies and the message What Must I Do To Be Saved. Thursday 7:30 prayer meeting at the pastor home and scripture study John 8 1 32. Phone 8 3812 for rides or spiritual help. A friendly welcome awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe Baptist Church
Harold Herbranson
STANBACK advertised for cold relief and fever cure
The ad promotes STANBACK tablets or powders to relieve aches and pains from colds and to be used as a gargle for sore throats. It claims STANBACK'S S A synergistic action reduces fever and provides faster relief, urging readers to snap back with STANBACK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S S. A
Stanback
Birthday Socials and Club Meeting Gather in Community
Birthday observed for Mrs Jers Nielsen and Mrs Martin Peterson with twenty friends at Mary L Christensen home. Tuesday Club met January 12 at Iowa Electric Light and Power Co basement with 18 members as Iowas Scenic Spots discussed and a sweet rolls demo followed by a pot luck. Farewell party hosted at Phillips Brinkman home with neighbors and gifts for Mr and Mrs S W Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jers Nielsen
Martin Peterson
Mary L. Christensen
Christensen
W. C. Nieman
Pocahontas
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Iowa
Virginia Harding
Irving Tange
Phillips Brinkman
8. W. Brown
Arlo Ives
Richard Hodoway
Glyde Brinkman
Dennis Shimon
Rolfe Social News Details Visits and Family Time
Mrs Burt Blick and Mrs Vern Delager with children from Rock Valley spent Wednesday at the William F Allen home. Paul Klein of British Columbia and his sister in law Mrs Esther Klein of Humboldt visited Friday with Mrs Laura Jensen. Mr and Mrs Gerald O'Donnell and Mr and Mrs Albert Jensen were Sunday visitors at the Lester Applegate home. Mrs Jay E Tutt spent several days last week visiting relatives at Laurens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Blick
Vern Delager
Rock Valley
William F. Allen
Paul Klein
British Columbia
Canada
Esther Klein
Humboldt
Laura Jensen
Gerald O’donnell
Albert Jensen
Lester Applegate
Jay E. Tutt
Laurens
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Kitz Theatre
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State and
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Nas Tamale
Rolfe Lutheran Church
Irving N. Tange
Luther Thompson
DR. L. W. Feldman
R. B. Rayne
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T. J. Raynes Insurance
Accides
Bob Gormley
Loxterkamp, M
Rolfe Clinic
Carl J. White
Optometrist
McCormick
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Fuller Bldg
E. P. Hansen
Vision
Humboldt, Iowa
Perry Peterson
Stanley Anderson
Alvin Dewall
Rolfe Local News
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Felco
Freddie Sez
Prat Ky
Talis Pte
Keen
Crea Re Te Prag
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John Deere H Farmall
S. C. Case
John Deere
M. M. Plow
W. C. Allis
M.M
McCulloch Chain Saw
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Crestline Ford
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West Bend Implement Co
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James E. DeWolf
Gilmore City
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