Services Held for Charles W. Miller at Havelock Church
Funeral services for Charles W. Miller 79 were conducted at the Havelock Methodist church with Rev. John Clifton and Rev. J. D. Wolcott officiating. Masons attended, pallbearers named, burial in Washington cemetery. Miller born July 7, 1861 in Springdale Ohio, married Cora May Hammond in 1890, seven children and six grandchildren survive. He was an early pioneer, longtime grain businessman, and active in Memorial and patriotic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock
Charles W. Miller
John Clifton
Dickens
J. D. Wolcott
Frank Ralle
Frank Johnson
R. W. Speer
B. W. Lathrop
R. Cole
Will Hilton
McKee
Laurens
Washington Cemetery
Charles Winifred Miller
Springdale
Ohio
Cincinnati
Springfield
Nebraska
Jamern Miller
Cora May’ Hammond
Roland A. Miller
Royal
Charles Elwood Miller
Plover
James Luther Miller
Titonka
Orin D. N. Miller
Cedar Rapids
Donovan C. Miller
Dorothy Mae Miller
Cherokee
James Miller
Clinton
Nebr
Agnes Meyer Miller
West Bend
Miller
Ware
M. TE. Church
Masonic
Ralles Entertain at Dinner
Mr and Mrs Frank Ralle hosted a large group of friends Saturday at their home. A two course dinner was served by Miss Betty Wright and Miss Marvella Ralle. The guests enjoyed an evening of bridge with Mr and Mrs C C Cole Mr and Mrs H Brechler Mr and Mrs C Mc Conaughey Mr and Mrs Harold Wright Mr and Mrs Charles Hauswirth Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson and Mr and Mrs Will Smith in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ralle
Betty Wright
Marvella Ralle
C. C. Cole
H. Brechler
C. McConaughey
Harold Wright
Charles Hauswirth
Frank Johnson
Will Smith
Havelock Teams Sweep Cylinder In Local Gym Showdown
Havelock girls won 36 31 and boys 84 28 against Cylinder Tuesday evening at the local gym. Friday the squads split a double header with Plover on home floor, girls 34 28 while the boys went to three overtimes before a 33 31 visitors win. Tuesday they travel to Gilmore and Friday to Bradgate with the Wagners and Larsens in attendance at Pocahontas Wednesday.
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Cylinder
Havelock
Plover
Havelock Girls
Gilmore
Bradgate
Grace Vining Weds Lloyd Wagner in Olivia Minnesota
Albert Hotovec and his sister Rose from Olivia Minnesota visited last week and attended the Vining Wagner wedding at the homes of Mrs Jake and Mrs Geo Wagner.
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Grace Vining
Lloyd Wagner
Albert Hotovec
Rose
Olivia, Minn
Jake
Geo. Wagner
Vining-Wagner
Birthday for Betty Huseby Observed by Nearby Girls
A group of girls gathered at Mrs. Rena Huseby’s home Monday evening to mark Betty Huseby’s 11th birthday with games and a lunch of ice cream and birthday cake. Betty received many gifts as Geraldine Hersch er, Marion Stover, Rose Lou Randolph, Verla Brazier, Margaret Quade, Bonnie Jean Goodchild, Bonnie Lou Eno and Norma Knight attended. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Obertmann and Mrs. Allen Burkholder of Laurens returned from Des Moines Wednesday evening.
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Rena Huseby
Betty Huseby
Miss Betty
Geraldine Herscher
Marion Stover
Rose Lou Randolph
Verla Brazier
Margaret Quade
Bonnie Jean Goodchild
Bonnie Lou Eno
Norma Knight
Walter Obertmann
Allen Burkholder
Laurens
Des Moines
Des Moines Veterans Hospital patient returns home to resume bus driving
Ray E. Grover, a patient at the Veterans' hospital in Des Moines for nine weeks, came home Wednesday morning. He resumed his bus driving duties for the local school on Monday morning, with Dale Stover having filled in during his absence.
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Ray E. Grover
Veterans’ Hospital
Des Moines
Dale Stover
Icy sidewalks injure local residents with multiple falls
Ice coated sidewalks caused several injuries as residents slipped. Mrs C W Miller broke her arm returning home from the Geo Cole residence Wednesday morning. Mrs Mary Boysen fractured a rib Wednesday evening. Mrs Clouss, Bert Clouss’s mother, broke her hip and was taken to Lutheran hospital in Fort Dodge for reduction and pegging. The Parent Teacher Club met Monday evening at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Cole
C. W. Miller
Mary Boysen
Clouss
Bert Clouss
Lutheran
Fort Dodge
Bread Like Mother Used to Make Recipe Review
A homemaking note from Iowa extols homemade bread and gives a full Whole Wheat Bread recipe. It covers ingredients, steps from yeast activation to baking, oven temps, rising times, and tips on starters and keeping flavors fresh.
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Mary Ames
Iowa
Common Bread Faults From Home Baking Guide
The list details frequent problems in homemade bread including poor shape from stiff or underdeveloped dough, oversized loaves, insufficient gluten, and thick or tough crusts. Other issues include uneven color from oven temperature, poor mixing, underfermentation, slow baking, excessive salt, and sour notes from long rising or bad ingredients.
Forty five million live below the safety line on food access
Consumer's Guide warns that forty five million people are below the safety line due to insufficient earnings knowledge of needed foods and land underutilization. The piece links poor nutrition to fatigue weak bodies and susceptibility to disease.
Des Moines Two Social Roundup and Visits
News notes from Des Moines area residents detailing weekend visits and gatherings. Guests include George Lehnus and family, Earl Bausserman and son, Orris Gadd, Dwayde Atherton and son, Harley Perkins and Sandra, Vern Farmer and family, Frank Hronek and Charlene, and the Munsons hosting a 600 card party with Orris Gadd and others. The column also notes the Struthers returning from the hospital with Ellis and Betty.
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Earl Bausserman
Gilmore City
Orris Gadd
Pocahontas
Ben Munson
Dwayde Atherton
Jerry
Algona
Fae Wax
Harley Perkins
Sandra
West Bend
Henry Schmidt
Program Delights with Lunch Boost at Community Event
A program was presented earlier than the usual date and lunch was served, highlighting the community gathering. The event featured an orderly schedule and a social lunch lasting through the afternoon.
Community notices and thanks from the Miller families
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy and floral offers. Local events include a father and son banquet for 140 attendees at the school, hosted by the Woman’s Society of Christian Service. Reports cover Legion Auxiliary meetings, hospital updates, and church services in Titonka Laurens and Dickens areas.
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Miller
Womans’ Society of Christian Service
Will Fowler
W. B. McTaggart
Loretta Bass
Pete Smith
Ben
Emmetsburg
Lake City
Barney Weinhold
Weinhold
John Clifton
Dickens
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Ralph Cole
Shelby Glenn
Freddie Kline
Orin Miller
Chicago
Lowell Miller
Cedar
Havelock
Pearl Mick
Ray Grover
C. E. Miller
Daughters of
Plover
Donnie Miller
Laurens
Local Social News and Visits Across Minnesota and Iowa
Mrs Struthers has been a patient at Colonial hospital for four weeks. Pete Burstead of Potter Valley arrived to visit the Ed Twigg home after attending a brother’s funeral in Minnesota. Chester McMann and wife from Oxboro visited L A Ripperger’s home. Loren Pease and Sylvester drove to Rochester for a clinic. Charles Zeman left for Sioux City with ten Hereford cattle. Birthday dinner honors Clarence Heatimar, Merle Cruickshank, and Rachel Cruickshank. Continued on Page Seven.
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Rochester
Minn
Pete Burstead
Potter Valley
Calif
Ed Twigg
Minnesota
Chester McMann
Oxboro
L. A
Clayen
Moga Cruickshank
Tautiee Merle
Larry Korg
Pynt
Os Cruickshank
Sunda
Rolin Cruickshank
Ringsted
Cele
Clarence Heatimar
Robert
Merle
Rachel Cruickshank
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Havelock Church
Ralles
George Wagner
Jake Wagner
Paul Larson
Ivan Martens
Pocahontas County
Iowa State College
George Lehnus
Albert Hermanson
Vern Farmer
George Smith
Frank Hronek
Charlene
Bob Sernett
Marilyn Jane
Sernett
Mrs. Hronek
Leslie Struthers
Ellis
Betty
Frank Ralfe
Rolfe
Beckord
Havelock Methodist Church
John Drake Wolcott
Epworth League
Sioux City
Hereford
Pocahontas CO. Mutual Fire and Lightning
Insurance Association
S. S
C. I. Gunderson
Orville Peterson
O. E. Lehnus
J. A. Hudek
Ryu
Rexall
Vick
Alka Seltzer
P. S
Webb’s Drug Store
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