Pocahontas Blue Sox Blank Graettinger 9 0
Pocahontas Blue Sox defeat Graettinger 9 0 in a North Central Iowa league game. Anderson pitched for Pocahontas with Bauek catching. Holsclaw started for Graettinger and was relieved by Dodd. Bob Lorge went 4 for 5 with a homer and two on, while Jurgenson Bauek and Anderson added two base hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Sox
Graettinger
Pocahontas Blue Sox
Iowa
Anderson
Pocahontas
K. Bauek
Holsclaw
Dodd
Woodall
Bob Lorge
Jurgenson
Bauek
Funeral services for Earl Colee held in Pocahontas
Earl Colee aged 64 died at his home in Pocahontas after illness. Service conducted by Rev. J R Kirby at the Methodist Church with burial in Marble Valley cemetery Gilmore City. Survived by his wife eight children 21 grandchildren and a brother Everett of Dayton Ohio. His son Earl Jr died in 1945 in Luzon. Born February 21 1886 in Guthrie County he farmed near Rolfe then moved to Pocahontas in 1935.
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Earl Colee
Pocahontas
J. R. Kirby
Marble Valley
Gilmore City
Everett
Dayton
Ohio
Donald
Stanley
Havelock
Keith
Harris Hughes
Rolfe
James Anderson
Hugo Jepsen
Fort Dodge
G. Q. Travis
Kathryn Ann
Earl, Jr
U. S. Army
Luzon
Philippine Islands
Mr. Colee
Guthrie County
Iowa
Abner
Dunn
Des Moines
Madrid
Charles Griffith
Ross Moon
Frank Griffith
Griffith
Everett J. Ernst
Lutheran Hospital
Robert Ashmore
Detroit
Mich
R. 0. Wainwright
John Aden
Batesville
Ark
Fred Baringer
Frank Turner
Hathaway, Mont
Ranhart Johnson
Community Socials and Academic News Highlight Local Events
The report details a lace table setting with a yellow bouquet and corsages for honorees including Mrs. J. B. Pattee and Mrs. Francis Kelly. It notes prize wins at contract games, a university commencement for Paul A. Hammes, and several family visits and travels among residents, including trips to South Dakota and Lake Okoboji.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Pattee
Francis Kelly
Mary Bernice Cole
Gene Cole
A. Stokesbury
Eileen O’brien
Dorothy Kelly
Mary Cole
Pattee
Vacationers travel notices and Amvets baseball results
Havelock residents Mr and Mrs Randolph and Rose Lou toured Yellowstone. Mr and Mrs Gordon Leigh with daughters Loryl and Nancy vacationed to Denver and other spots. Amvets beat Marathon 11 4 at Laurens then lost to West Bend 5 3. Ny stron pitched and Brazier caught. Amvets lost Gowrie 8 4. Hattebergs dined with Louis Hatteberg in Ware. Waters and Dennis joined the family at Mapleton Minnesota.
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Randolph
Rose Lou
West
Yellowstone Park
Gordon Leigh
Loryl
Nancy
Denver
Colo
Amvets
Marathon
Laurens
West Bend
Robert Nystron
Lawrence Brazier
Gowrie
John Hatteberg
Louis Hatteberg
Ware
Russell Waters
Dennis
Calvin Bass
Mapleton
Minn
Amvets Auxiliary Holds July Meeting at Home
The Amvets Auxiliary met at Mrs. Duane Gibson’s home with 28 members present. President Floyd Schleusener appointed Mrs. John Whitman as chair of the August white clover sale. Schleusener elected as delegate to the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Luft and families visit.
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Amvets
Duane Gibson
Floyd Schleusener
John Whitman
Schleusener
Amvets state convention attendees and local notices
Amvets state convention held in Des Moines with Mrs John Klein receiving a special prize. Refreshments served by Mrs Duane Gibson Mrs Marvin Gibson and Miss Dorothy Hacker. August meeting to be hosted by Mrs George Johnson. Several local residents and visitors mentioned including Mrs Henry Buck Millard Brook and families from Fort Dodge Goshen Pomeroy Lake Crystal Emmetsburg Great Falls and Des Moines. Sergeant Eugene Stover to be discharged or reassigned at Great Lakes after thirty years.
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John Klein
Duane Gibson
Marvin Gibson
Dorothy Hacker
George Johnson
Henry Buck
Millard Brook
Fort Dodge
Lutheran Hospital
Merle Johnson
Brent
Great Falls
Mont
Lonnie Mishler
Eddie
Goshen
Ind
Arthur Johnson
Axel Johnson
Carl Warner
Harry Johnson
Jamestown
Lucian Schott
Pomeroy
Iowa Falls
John Deere
Waterloo
Eugene Stover
Cherry Point
N. C
M. B. Stover
Great Lakes
Harry Herscher
Darrel
Don DeWolf
Fort Dodge Welcomes Newborn At Lutheran Hospital
The Laurens and Plover families note the birth of an eight pound four ounce boy at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Dodge on July. Parents include Mr and Mrs Lou Stover and Mr and Mrs Dean Stover with child in Laurens, plus Mr and Mrs Lawrence Christoffer and daughters of Plover and Mr and Mrs Robert Schuler of Laurens.
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Tas
Lou Stover
Laurens
Dean Stover
Rolfe
Lawrence Christoffer
Plover
Robert Schuler
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Local student fractures tale and hospital return noted
Allen Tanklin is named in a brief report mentioning a boy nicknamed first eranget ti Mrs Prank and a Relic 8. Mrs Ball accompanied her daughter as Fort Will-Fredin community member returns from the Veterans hospital.
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Allen Tanklin
Prank
Ball
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pocahontas News
Lawrence Flaherty
Yellowstone National Park
George Shors
Minnesota
Lake Nevis
Helen Hogan
R.N
Chicago
F. P. Hogan
Portland
Ore
Paul Hatz
Council Oak Co
Sioux City
John Shaffer
Mercy Hospital
Shaffer
Sisters of St. Francis
Hatteberg
Louie Hatteberg
Knute Hatteberg
Carl Hatteberg
Tillie DeYoung
Redfield
Richard DeYoung
Storm, Lake
Ladonna Panuck
Anna Johnson
Douglas Johnson
Betty and
Linda
Armstrong
Kathryn Ann Pattee
T. M. Shimon
Frank Shaw
A. R. Mackovets
Alfred Miller
F. J. Bichler
C. P. Groff
Leone Eckerson
C. E. Calligan
Dan O’brien
R. R. Allen
Holy Name Hall
Paul A. Hammes
University of Minnesota
Northrop Memorial
M. H. Hammes
Lolita Hammes
Hammes
Merch Pharmacy
Rahway
N. J
A. J. Naughton
Richard
South Dakota
Rocham and
Highmore
Sgt
Roy Kampfe
Westover Field
Mass
Carl Storr
Michael
Spencer
John Cuthbertson and
Robert and
Pecatonica
W. L. Boyd
Albert Lea
Boyd
Warren Mick
Betty Clark
Vic Robinson
Lake Okoboji
Havelock News
Howard Luft
Heron Lake
Will Streator
Jack Jarmer
Streator
Jarmer
Luft
Sharon Luft
Bernard Wienhold
Virgil
Hayfield
Florent Hotovec
Jimmie
Hotovec
Wienhold
Motor Club of Jows
Motac Club
M. C. Wiley
Lauren
Call Sig
Pocahontas Wi
Chevrolet
Chevolos
America
Rolfe Auto Co
Rolfe, Lowa
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