Community Notes from Havelock and Nearby Towns
The Havelock News reports social events and local visits across nearby towns. Families from Des Moines Pocahontas and Spencer attend Memorial Day, birthdays are celebrated at homes of Mrs. George Cole and Dr. W B McTaggart, and groups like the Will Boysen acreage project and the Sunshine club host gatherings and improvements. Memorial events, church activities, and school notes appear alongside visits by extended family and the daily life of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock Woman's Club
Byron Lathrop
Ray Hartsock
Forest Matson
Irma Forbes
Pocahontas
S. T. Mason
Hawn
Jake Wagner
Magnus Studer
Plover
Dale Williams
Sioux Rapids
C. C. Cole
Mike Sinnot
M. G. Herscher
Rolfe
Wesley Cornwell
Morton,Minn
Will Cornwell
Fairmont
C. L
Jim Williams
Graydon Freeburg
Sam Johnson
Mallard
Sheldon Drug Store
Joe Edge
Fonda
Varina
J. L. Miller
Titania
H. Gill
J. F. Lyons
Laurens
Cal Brown
Will Boysen
E. A. Markley
Gail
Paola
Kan
John Woehl
Mountain Lake
Tenn
Sunshine Club
A. T.truelson
Carl Hinrick
A. P. Truelson
Local Area Notes Highlight Visits and Family Reunion
Town residents from Laurens Gilmore City and Emmetsburg share visits with relatives in the area. Ella Chase receives news of Tom Cooper’s passing in Des Moines. A large Jacobson family reunion on Memorial Day includes J S Cole and ten children, 17 grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and Ruth Parks of Leon. Doris Ann, born May 31 to Fred Maroescheck and wife, adds a newborn presence. Gladys completes Buena Vista course and will attend summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chase
Laurens
Ella Chase
H. D.grover
Tom Cooper
Des Moines
Marguerite Barkley
Gilmore City
Ward Freeburg
J. H. Reimer
Dorothy
Storm Lake
Gladys
Buena Vista
Fred Maroescheck
Doris Ann
Will Simms
Beaman
Will Boysen
J. 8. Stover
C. James
Jacobson
J. S. Cole
Bert Jacobson
Jim Stover
Ruth Parks
Leon
Francis Jacobson
Dale Cole
Richards
Dale Williams
Sioux Rapids
George Cole
Betty Wright
Floyd Muller
Charles E Simmons dies at 77 in Have lock Iowa
Charles E Simmons died at his daughter’s home in Have lock on May 26 at age 77. He married Jos ephine Sage in Vinton Iowa and had seven children six surviving Ada Simmons Ella Harr Fred Simmons Ruth Anderson Kenneth Simmons Bernice Busch Arthur Simmons predeceased him. He left 13 grandchildren and a sister Mrs William Hiley of West Bend. Funeral at Mrs Harr home conducted by Rev J D Wolcott. Remains to be interred in Luverne Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Simmons
Davenport
Iowa
Havelock
Ruth Anderson
Walters
Minn
Kenneth Simmons
Detroit
Mich
Bernice Busch
West Bend
Arthur Simmons
William Hiley
Harr
J. D. Wolcott
Methodist Church
Luverne
Postnuptial shower for Mrs Martin Schupfer noted
A social afternoon at the Seaquist home honored Mrs Martin Schupfer nee Lorraine Kinseth. Lunch served by hostesses Edna Wallace Evelyn Bishop Marie Benjamin Mrs Virgil Burris and Mrs H Daniels assisted. Arrow Adz They Do the Biz. Notice of Appointment of Administrator With Will Annexed filed in Pocahontas district court Iowa. Glenn Horsman named administrator with will annexed for Samuel L Horsman deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram
Seaquist
Martin Schupfer
Lorraine Kinseth
Edna Wallace
Evelyn Bishop
Marie Benjamin
Virgil Burris
H. Daniels
District Court
State of
Iowa
Pocahontas County
Samuel L.horsman
Samuel L. Horsman
Bradgate Community Notes and Obituaries
Local society items note Friday Nite club and Rebekah lodge activities with officers named Verna Ellsworth and Margarite Bradbury. Peter Naeve dies May 31 in Ft. Dodge. funeral at Gilmore City Lutheran church. Various visits and gatherings of Bradgate residents. high school alumni banquet planned. progress and Methodist groups meet. visitations between Rolfe Ames and Sioux City figures mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradgate
Joe Stegge
Rebekah Lodge
Verna Ellsworth
Noble Grand
Seaquist
LaVelle Walcott
Margarite Bradbury
Peter Naeve
Lutheran Hospital
Ft. Dodge
Lutheran Church
Gilmore City
Ernest Nies
LaPorte City
Leo Fuller
LeRoy Giness
Huron
S. D
Margret Laning
Gladys Sinclair
Allen, Bruce
Delia Mae
I. G. Hatlin
Leonard Lindsey
Rolfe
Frank Laning
Progress Club
Rankswitz
Ames
Malcolm Home
Methodist Aid
Roadman
Sioux City
Morningside College
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