Local Folks Attend Events Across Havelock and Surrounds
Residents and visitors from Havelock and nearby towns are seen in postings of social calls, funerals, and travel. Notables include Mr and Mrs Ray Grover and Mr and Mrs Joe Edge, plus Norma and Roger visiting in Emmetsburg. Harry Miller of Fort Dodge visits Laurens. Peter Smith wounded again in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Grover
Joe Edge
Norma
Roger
Emmetsburg
Harry Miller
Fort Dodge
H. Gill
Rex Cole
Doyles
Gil
Richard Eldon Buck
Seattle
Wash
Mayme Daugherty
Pocahontas
Adolph Ehn
Laurens
Calista Halder
Winifred Mason
Varina
Howard Mason
Adel
Amanda Mason
Forrest
Howard
Bert Smith
Frank Ralle
Sioux City
William Crawford
Carroll
Memorial Day Services Draw Large Local Crowd
Memorial day services at the theater Wednesday drew a large crowd. The program included a vocal duet by Mrs. Verta Holtorf and Mrs. Don Brent and a vocal solo by Myrtle Nickelson, with Rev. C. R. Buckwalter delivering the address. Several locals and visitors attended and visits with friends followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verta Holtorf
Don Brent
Myrtle Nickelson
C. R. Buckwalter
Rolfe
Havelock Methodist Church Announces Services And Events
Morning worship at 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p.m. Next Sunday is Children’s Day with a school program and an offering for Christian education. The district Youth Fellowship annual meeting will be held at Alona next Sunday 2 30 to 8 30 p.m. Local attendees held Decoration Day services at Pocahontas and dined with the Willis Speer family. Lt Roy Crouch Jr liberated from a German prison camp April 29 after starvation and long forced marches. he is son of Dr and Mrs R Crouch of Huston. The Crouchs mourn two other sons and a son-in-law lost in war. Announcement arrived of a son born to Mr and Mrs AC Krohn at the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitman
John Mulvihill
Omaha
Joe Jepson
Emory Merry
Sioux Rapids
Thomas Edge
Mulvihill
Genevieve Merry
O. W. Gill
Will Hansen
Cylinder
Axel Carlson
Ted Stover
Lake Okoboji
Aaron Bishop
Rolfe
Fred Goodchild
Mallard
Dick Logan
Adrian Logan
Charlestown
S. C
George Miller
Havelock
Joe Hauswirth
Henry Buck
Cal Buffington
Washington Cemetery
Buffington
Mildred Johnson
Frank Johnson
Joe Edge
Fonda
Dick Hessenius
Laurens
Emmetsburg
Pocahontas
Willis Speer
Ross Vaux
Ellsworth Herdenwith
West Bend
Jas
Rosendahl and Sons
Whittemore
Lamont Baier
St. Robert Botts
Germany
AC. Krohn
The
University
Harold Hynish
Diane Tatman
East Dubuque
Ill
Mary
Ruth Hynish
Virginia Calligan
Dubuque
Clarke College
Miss Calligan
C. A. Calligan
Patty Mae Mitchell
Duchesne College
D. A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Duchesne
St. Joseph’s Creighton Memorial Hospital
Ruth Kopriva
Drake University
Des Moines
RELA
C. W. Cavanaugh
Carroll
A. C. Shimon
W. B. Linnan
Margaret Crotty
John Crotty
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bob Holder
George Milefchik
Pacific Area
Pvt
Jack George
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Diane
George
Dave Cady
James George
Frank Strathman
Pho M 1
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Josephine Posakony
F. J. Strathman
Seaman Strathman
Florida
Seattle
Wash
Helen Hogan
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Sioux City
Frank Hogan
Joseph Schoofs
Florence Schoofs
Alton
Gerald Homan
P. J. Homan
Remsen
Armelle Mary Pottebaum
John M. Pottebaum
Schoofs
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
F. J. Groff
Clarence Groff
Ossian, Ia
Clif
Mourned Ohio Patient Remembered by Ellsworth Family
In Cleveland Ohio the hospital obituary recalls Dar lene Krohn daughter of Mr and Mrs Wil bur Ellsworth and granddaughter of Mrs Lena Maltzahn. The notice preserves family ties and local connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Krohn
Darlene
Wilbur Ellsworth
Lena Maltzahn
Anniversary bridge party honors Wrights at home
On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Har old Wright hosted a 30th wedding anniversary gathering at their home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crotty Mr. and Mrs. Art McCartan and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cole. The group enjoyed bridge after a dinner and a thoughtful gift was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wright
Wrights
Paul Crotty
Art McCartan
C. C. Cole
Catholic Foresters Hold May Meeting In Holy Name Hall
St Joan of Arc Court No 1113 members met for the May session after rosary devotions. A five hundred game followed the business meetings with Mrs J F Stelpflug winning high score and Adolph Koebele taking the traveling prize. Lunch concluded the evening. Mrs Robert Hursh visited San Francisco with Lt Hursh after six months on the Pacific duty. Patsy Colline of Fort Dodge is visiting her grandmother Mrs J F Stelpflug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joan of Are Court
Order of Foresters
Holy Name Hall
J. F. Stelpflug
Adolph Koebele
Robert Hursh
San Francisco
Calif
West Coast
Pacific
Patsy Colline
Fort Dodge
J. F Stelpflug
Journalism Award Winners Highlight Iowa School Banquet
Miss June Hudek received her third I award at the Iowa State College journalism banquet for work on The Bomb yearbook The Homemaker and The Daily Student. Others listed include Virginia Calligan Patty Mae Mitchell Ruth Kopriva and Margaret Crotty with relatives and local affairs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Hudek
Iowa State College
Hudek
Ralph Hudek
Pocahontas
the Homemaker
Daily Student
Local families share visits and travels this week
Mr and Mrs F P Hogan and family attend Mercy hospital graduation in Fort Dodge with daughter Mary Catherine Hogan among the graduates. Jane Shimon visits Pocahontas from Chicago as does Barbara Peterson returning to Waterloo. Families from Algona to Des Moines report furloughs and leave from the navy and army with multiple relatives visiting in Pocahontas and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Hogan
A. J. Kleen
Fort Dodge
Mercy Hospital
Sacred Heart High School
Mary Catherine Hogan
Jane Shimon
Chicago
A. C. Shimon
W. B. Lin
Santa Fe
Ruth Johnson
Pocahontas
Barbara Peterson
Waterloo
Andrew Peterson
Everett Keith
Algona
Viktor
A. C. McNeil
Somers
F. C. Hartung
Hartung
A. J. Squires
Rockwell City
Squires
E. F. Rorapaugh
Sioux City
St. Joseph's Hospital
Rorapaugh
P. H. Holder
Whittemore
Ford Wallmark Family Visit Noted In Local Happenings
Ford Wallmark and family are mentioned with Mrs Wallmark described as the daughter of Mr Groff. Miss Helen Wilbur of Chicago visits her sister Mrs James Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Wallmark
Wallmark
Groff
Helen Wilbur
Chicago
James Wolfe
Postwar Gain Seen in Fishing and Hunting Participation
Surveys by sporting goods groups and others anticipate a 30 to 50 percent rise in hunting and fishing after the war. Federal data show 17 million licenses issued in 1941-42: 8.42 million fishing permits and 8.58 million hunting licenses, with expenditures near two billion dollars and potential growth to about 3.6 billion as consumers buy gear and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Fish and Wildlife Service
Navy chaplains praised after 20000 mile Pacific tour
Rear Admiral Robert D. Workman chief of chaplains completes a 20000 mile Pacific circuit visiting about 480 chaplains across Navy bases in the Marshall and Gilbert Islands Tarawa Guam the Philippines Admiralty Islands New Guinea Guadalcanal and New Caledonia church leaders from Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths attend the Arlington Annex meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Workman
USN
Pacific
U. S
Arlington Annex
Navy Department
Workman
Pacific Islands
Marshall and
Gilbert Islands
Tarawa
Guam
Philippines
Admiralty Islands
New Guinea
Guadalcanal
New Caledonia
Tenants Protections Sought in Ottumwa Eviction Case
An OPA filed for an injunction in Federal court against Lillian McNamara of Chicago owner of an Ottumwa apartment on West 4th Street. The action alleges failure to provide coal and shut off heat to force eviction, plus seeks refunds of $300 in overcharge fees and to bar further evictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maines
Patna
OPA
Feder Cout
Lillian McNamera
Chicago
West 4Th St
Ottumwa
Fendant
OPA Ys
McNamiey
OPA Announces Subsidy Forfeiture Tactics On Violators
OPA administrator Chesty Bowles in Washington said violators of meat and rationing rules will forfeit subsidy payments. More than 11 million dollars in subsidy claims have been withheld in criminal cases. The agency warned unregistered commercial slaughterers to register or be barred from slaughter for sale or transfer by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Chesty Bowles
Washington
Bowles
Gifts Aid University Progress Through New Donations
Gifts from individuals and foundations to the University of Iowa total about $8,200.04, boosting the institution’s reach. President Virgil Hacher notes these gifts, alongside taxpayer funds, help the university maintain its leading educational position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Low History
Virgil Hacher
Iowa
University
Armory Educational Institutions
New Quarantine Rules Urged by Iowa Doctor
Dr M E Barnes head of the University of Iowa department of hygiene and preventive medicine says proper disease control will require a new set of quarantine restrictions governing travel. The barrier to travel has been removed and new measures are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ette
M. E. Barnes
Iowa
I Giene
Fragmented OCR Teases a Local Textile Trouble
Partial readable text hints at fabric trouble or trade issue. No clear names places or dates emerge from the fragment, leaving only vague reference to a product and possible supply concerns.
Pocahontas Board Count Supervisory Update
Pocahont officials oversee the board tally as vote counts are finalized. Details remain sparse with emphasis on process verification and potential adjustments.
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Allen Williams
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Lewistown
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J. D. Wolcott
California
Francis Carey
Ames
Cary
C. L. Chase
John Jacobson
Peterson
John
John Brazier
Roy Hersom
Minneapolis
Rena Huseby
Betty
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