Local Visits and Commencement a Ring Through Dah
Report from Rolfe and Pocahontas area notes neighbors visiting relatives in town. Margaret Farnsworth, Pocahontas worker, spent a week with relatives. Margaret Farnsworth called on N Bendixen near Gilmore. Chrisibal Brogotti and A Mon visited N Bendixen’s Sunday. Bob Naeve attended University of Iowa commencement in Iowa City with his brother a graduating class member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flargaret Farnsworth
Pocahontas Ty
Rolfe
AMG
C. Brogotti
Chrisibal
A. Moncallers
Lawrence Sheldon
Woodward
Sheldons
Dell Walrath
Blairsburg
Walter Bachman
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Miss Evelyn
Dave Bell
Pocahontas
Earl Hopkins
Myrl Bart
Gladys Reimer
Storm Lake
Buena Vista College
Theo Gaskill
Morningside College
Sioux City
G W. Shideler
Duluth
Minn
Shideler
Vance Wiley
O. D. VanHorsen
Milt Hilton
Axel Carlson
Lake Minnewashia
Orin Miller
Fred Hauswirth
Pueblo
Colo
Fort Dodge
Clarence Hauswirth
A. B. McTaggart
Ute
Iowa
Boysen
T. Mason
I. M. Halder
Plover
A. L. Roberts
Alfred Roberts
Algona Sas
Roberts
Harold Shimon
Harold
Supt. J. R. Grant
Charles
Wayne Gurney
Slifer
G. A. Gruver
Ray Gruver
John Hess
Will Brazier
Will Crawford
Havelock News Busy social week with visitors and events
Havelock notes report numerous trips and visits from Laurens Laurens, Rush Lake and surrounding towns. Movements include Mr. and Mrs. Chester Whistler and children to Rush Lake, George Hawk from Ware, and many engaged in hospital visits schooling trips and church activities. The Havelock Woman's club hosted guests, a trip to Rolfe for baseball, and a state Rebekah convention is planned in Havelock for 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Smith
Laurens
Chester Whistler
Bentley
Rush Lake
George Hawk
Ware
Guy Whisler
Leverett
Dean Miller
Calumet
Minn
Lawrence Buck
Lawrence Loots
Manson
Fred Quade
Margaret
Rena Huseby
J. L. Miller
Titanka
S. H
Arrow
Lawrence Gibbs
Maryville
Albert City
Gibbs
Brazier
John
Will Brazier
Kankakee
Ill
J. B. Sheldon
Ford
Dallas
Tex
Lawrence Sheldon
A Little Boy, A Broken Egg, And Charles
Charles helps a sad boy after he drops an egg he threw up. The boy weeps over the broken egg, and Charles reassures him with a bright outlook. The punchline lands as Charles jokes the boy will catch it at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Doubtful Steve Sings In Choir
A brief dialogue notes Steve’s choir participation with Charles confirming a past performance. Hartoft Courant records the exchange and audience reaction to the song “I May Not Pass This Way Again.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Charles
Hartford Courant
Diplomat Questioned on Truthfulness and Timeliness
A dialogue notes a diplomat is expected to tell the truth but may delay revealing it. The exchange questions whether honesty is prioritized over promptness in diplomatic discourse.
Contempt Charge in Court Extends Prison Term
In a courtroom exchange a judge sentences a prisoner to life imprisonment for the remainder of his natural life. The prisoner protests the ruling as a rank injustice while the judge orders two more years for contempt of court. The dialogue includes remarks about a boy in the third grade and a couple identified as Mrs A and Mr A.
Freeze at College Collapses From Stress Overloads
A young man named Freeze at college collapses under mental strain while studying M A s and A S s. His doctor warns he is killing himself by degrees due to mounting academic pressure and worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeze
A. Ss
Thoughtful Friend Advocates Streetcar Ride Home
A brief note from Sheboygan Wis says a man asks his good friend to take the street-car home, joking that his wife would not allow the man to keep the car in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Wis
Poetic Exchange Noted in Boston Transcript Desk Scene
A brief dialogue shows a visitor misidentifying blotting paper as a poem, the poet noting amusement and the desk scene recounted for the Boston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Beulah Cole Weds Melvin Von Eschen at Havelock Iowa
Beulah Cole daughter of C. C. and Mrs Cole married Melvin Von Eschen of Shelby Iowa at the Cole home in Havelock on June 3 1937 at 5 o clock candlelight ceremony officiated by Rev C L Day. Attendants were Alice Von Eschen and Dale Cole. The bride wore a tailored white suit with white roses and lilies of the valley. Following a buffet luncheon the couple left for Madison Wis to begin their life together.
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M. R. Ryen
Emmetsburg
Ruth Smith
Patricia
Mallard
John Jacobson
Peterson
John Brazier
Bonnie Goodchild
Will
Hansen
Cylinder
G. A. Grover
Ben Ebey
Pocahontas
Frank Crawford
Barry
Sutherland
Otto Thessens
Pauline
Junior Smith
Lutheran Church
Strathman Studio
Havelock Woman’s Club
Will Fowler
Byron Lathrop
Henry Buck
Fonda
Rolfe
Marie Johnson
Shelby Glenn
Glenn
Lee Glenn
San Francisco
Calif
Thursay
Cole
Harold Wright
Chet Cole
Jim Stover
Laurens
J. S. Cole
C. C. Cole
Bert Jacobson
Ralph Cole
George Waters
George Cole
Gene Cole
Roscoe Hendricks
John Hendricks
Ida Barcus
Hendricks
Ray
CCC
Havelock
Iowa
Beulah Cole
Melvin von Eschen
Shelby
C. L. Day
Methodist Church
Alice von Eschen
Dale Cole
Rock Rapids
John Ralle
B. C. Boysen
George Speer
Havelock High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Des Moines
Oakland
Madison
Wis
A. A. von Eschen
Alice
Ruth
Clarence Eschen
Donald
Ruthven
Dale Williams
Sioux Rapids
Gladys Cole
Leon
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J. Bi. Rickar
Havemo Oldfield
Vere
Frank
Elizabeth
Cuas
Thit
Western Union
Indianapolis
Ind
Firestone
Traik Harvey
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
Aaron
Wilbur Shan
Ely Low
Housands
Wilbur Shaw
Tirestone
Syupe
Rolfe Auto Company
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Rolfe, Iowa
Havelock News
Ray Grover
Evelyn
Raymond
Helen Eberle
S. T. Mason
Rebekah
J. H. Eno
Mary Cope
Mary
Irene Jones
Sarah J. Knapp
Vern Waters
Charles Hilger
Frank Ralle
John Klein
Otto Keerles
Will Smith
Mr. Merchant
Prince
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