Miss Helen Wilson and Harry Nibel wed at Laurens Church
Miss Helen Kathryn Wilson and Harry Nibel married at Bethany Lutheran Church in Laurens on Sunday July 20 at 2 30 pm Rev Francis W Johnson officiated The bride wore white silk crepe with a fingertip veil and a pearl necklace The groom is from Paton and will live in Laurens The ceremony featured a double ring and a quartet performance with personal guests attending from several nearby towns
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Havelock
Bethany Lutheran Church
Laurens
Helen Kathryn Wilson
Claude Wilson
Harry Nibel
Laura Nibel
Paton
Francis W. Johnson
Hugh Schryver
Elaine Schryver
Kenneth Silvey
Mary Wilson
Shirley
Claudette Wilson
Lowell Nibel
Melvin Hawk
Evelyn Carlson
Ivalee Ressigue
Haverock High School
Waldorf College
Paton High School
Iowa State College
Ames
George’s Drug Store
Lowell
Henry Scharff
Joe Nibel
Elmer Williams
Quimby
George Wilson
Marcus
Ethel Wilson
Albert City
Dorene Rehbuhn
Sally Schuller
Storm Lake
Mrs Earl Quade Honored At Community Shower
Margie Filloon of Poca hunts up the past as Mrs Earl Quade is feted at a church shower directed by Mrs Marvel Arnold with vocal solos by Mrs Fay Larson and Mrs Eugene Dyiig. Gifts are opened with help from Misses Margaret Quade Verla Brazier and Betty Shimon.
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Earl Quade
Margie Filloon
Pocahontas
Marvel Arnold
Fay Larson
Eugene Dyiig
Pocahontas Youth Roger Looney Dies in Creamery Accident
Roger Looney age 19 of Humboldt was killed Thursday when a truck he was unloading at the Pocahontas creamery tipped crushing his head against a brick wall. Funeral held at Humboldt Methodist Church with Rev. C. R. Buckwalter officiating. Burial in Union Cemetery. Survived by parents H. B. and [name redacted] Looney Humboldt, one brother Bert Pocahontas, sisters Vesta Ennis Shenandoah and Byron Shepard Humboldt. Additional visitors including Mrs. W. B. Linnan and family to Galena and Dubuque trip. Mrs. Noble Praigg of High Point NC visited. Mr. E. F. Sernett Mason City also visited.
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Roger Looney
Humboldt
Roger Loney
Methodist
C. R. Buckwalter
Union Cemetery
Roger
Pocahontas
H. B. Looney
Humboldt High School
Bert
Vesta Ennis
Shenandoah
Byron Sheppard
W. B. Linnan
Donald
Karen Sue
Galena
Roy Oldenburg
Dubuque
Noble Praigg
High Point
North Carolina
E. F. Sernett
Mason City
Linnan
A. C. Shimnon
Mrs. Sernett
Shimon
Girls attend Grinnell Girls' State and local plans noted
Loryl Jean Leigh joins three Pocahontas county delegates at Grinnell College for Girls' State. Katherine Crowell and Barbara Johnson serve as councilors. Nearby travel and visits include Norman Jacobson household moving to California and Willis Speer, Loren Winder, Mary Bloomer, Grace, and Will Woy social visits. Frank Sommer plans a new farm residence with Ralph Cole supervising basement work.
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Loryl Jean Leigh
Grinnell College
Loryl
Pocahontas County
Katherine Crowell
Barbara Johnson
Norman Jacobson
Julie Ann
California
Nord Siglin
Mason City
Willis Speer
Loren Winder
Ayrshire
Mary Bloomer
Grace
Will Woy
Waterloo
Will Hilton
Rolfe
Frank Sommer
Here
Ralph Cole
Havelock Methodist Church Schedule and Bible Conference
Reverend J E Albertson leads Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. Choir practice Thursday evening and prayer meeting Friday 7 45 to 8 30 p m. Bible conference from August 3rd at Spirit Lake to August 10. No church services during conference. attendees urged to join. A noon picnic dinner and nursery for children are provided.
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Havelock Methodist Church
J. E. Albertson
Spirit Lake
Pocahontas Club Dinners And Trips Highlight Local News
Golf Club Auxiliary hosted a six o clock dinner at Hotel Pocahontas with twenty six members then played contract bridge won by Mrs Robby Steinhilber and second by Mrs Leo Shimon. Various residents and guests took trips to Des Moines Sloan Hot Springs Chicago and Washington in weeks prior. Injured in Fort Dodge area car accident left Mrs Muehl with fractures while relatives suffered minor injuries.
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Herman Hemker
Robert Smith
L. J. Elbert
Jack Pollock
Plover
Golf Club
Hotel Pocahontas
Robby Steinhilber
Leo Shimon
J. H. Walters
Omaha
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J. R. Kirby
Circle
Dorothy Kelly
Francis Kelly
Joseph Fitzgerald
Sylvia Jean
Sloan
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Ark
Robert Hallman
Des Moines
Catherine Hallman
Hallman
Otto J. Hallman
Judy Pavik
Armstrong
Albert Pavik
Genevieve Ryan
Iowa School of Beauty Culture
Elaine Gannon
New Haven
Conn
Ray Simon
Chicago
Mark
Gannon
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Peter Groff
Eddie Eckerson
Charles Carmichael
Donald Koeibele
Sioux City
Pomeroy
Des Moines Register
Tribune
Museum of Science and Industry
Stevens Hotel
H. M. Robinson
Pasadena
Calif
Lloyd Robinson
Donald Krug
Betty Robinson
Minnesota
Rochester
Marian Hoffert
Elder Peterson
Leo Shelgren
Helen Monaghan
Velda Stumpf
Adelaide Weishaar
Phil Muehl
M. H. Hammes
F. E. Hronek
Erma Pattee
Gladys Johnson Weds Ray Charles Shumway Jr
Gladys Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Sherman Johnson of Pocahontas married Ray Charles Shumway Jr of Lynden at a June 21 ceremony in First Presbyterian Church Bellingham Washington. Rev R T McFarlane officiated with maid of honor Eva Dillemuth and bridesmaids Mrs Howard Shumway and Mrs Edgar Stonehouse assisting. Continued on Page 7.
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Gladys Johnson
First Presbyterian Church
Bellingham Wash
Sherman Johnson
Pocahontas
Ray Charles Shumway, Jr
Lynden, Wash
R. T.mcfarlane
Eva Dillemuth
Seattle
Howard Shumway
Edgar Stonehouse
Bach Records Mormon Trek With Descendants From Nauvoo
Dr Marcus Bach of the University of Iowa completed a trek with descendants of Mormon pioneers from Nauvoo Illinois to Salt Lake City Utah The route mirrored the pioneers journey a century ago He took photos and collected refinements to be added to the university collection
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Marcus Bach
University of Iowa School of Religion
Nauvoo, Il
Salt Lake City
Utah
Strek
Dr. Bach
Ang
University
IH Production Priced At Peak Yet Short Supply Hits Dealers
IH warns that record production cannot meet current demand and dealers struggle to allocate products fairly. Despite earnest efforts by dealers to distribute, many items are resold at inflated prices, drawing public criticism and concern from the company and its network.
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