Havelock Happenings Chronicle Local Social Roundup
Numerous visits and movements shape a busy week in Havelock Pocahontas County with residents visiting relatives moving homes and changes in local staff. The school district gains a new superintendent Walter Nystein while several families relocate to Emmetsburg Rolfe and nearby towns. A Royal Neighbors district convention and a Rebekah gathering add social color to the period alongside illness notes and funeral observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenieae Electric Co
J. Sheehy
Pocantas
W. E. Mick Ahd
Winowack
Anita Miller
Rolfe
Henry Buck
Emory
J. B. Jones
Lakelty
Mann
R. E. Gruver
G. , Corbett
A. Gruver
Joe Schallan
Peterson
John Jacobsen
Joyce Clarke
Gaylord Shumway
Algona
H. C. Leech
Selby
Beatrice
Neb
Chas. Mann
Gladys Riemer
Grover
Axel Carlson
Mike Southern
Pocahontas
Harvey Hauswirth
Frank Allen
Jerome Gehrt
West Bam
Canada
Walter Nystein
Amily
Nystein
Roy Dayton
Nemaha
Frank Higbee
Flora Zablow
Ottumwa
A. R. Eno
Rockwell City
J. C. Schallan
J. C. Cooksey
John Ralle
Steve Zablow
Bertha de Vaul
Frank Ralle
Marvella
Henry Buck and
John Hendricks
Mr. Hendricks
Fern Stover
Ware
Ue J Ashby
Laurens
Central States Electric Co
Our City
Chas. Stebbins
One Dose Adlerika Claims Quick Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a German remedy that cleanses both upper and lower bowels to wash out poisons causing gas, nervousness, and sleep issues. It quotes Henry Dodd praising relief and urges purchase at Webb's Two Drug Stores in Rolfé and Plover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dodd
Bas
Webb
Rolfé
Plover
Stolen Chevrolet Truck Belonging to Harry Ritchart
A new Chevrolet truck owned by Harry Ritchart was stolen Tuesday evening from a gravel camp near Thompson Iowa where he worked for a contractor. The theft included a steel drum of fifty five gallons of gasoline and a five gallon can of cylinder oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ritchart
Thompson
Iowa
Ritchart
Obituary: J. C. Schallan of Havelock Dies at 100
Joseph C. Schallan was born May 16 1881 in Ferl Westfalen Germany and died May 30 1981 at Mercy Hospital Ft. Dodge Iowa at age 100. He immigrated with his family as a child, married Mary Wagner in 1907, and had nine children five surviving. He lived in Havelock since 1911 where he ran a blacksmith shop and became a noted inventor. He served as mayor and belonged to several fraternal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacobson
Peterson
J. C. Schallan
Broun Waters
Emmetsburg
Waters
Havelock
M. L. Stover
Huert Sandvig
Lucille
Eagle Grove
Dallas Center
H. C. West
West
Des Moines
C.C. Cole
Ames
Dale
Iowa State College
Jack Haynes
Lohrville
E. R. Waters
G. A. Grover
Dora Nichol
Stockton
Wm, Gist
John Brazier
Frank Ralle
Andrew Crawford
Geo. Plantz
George Waters
W. A. Goodchild
Millie Hopkins
Sadie Goodchild
Hazel Stover
Rebekah
Rolfé
Harriss F. Thomas
Rolfe
Myr Barth
Anne Elise Larson
Laurens
Oscar Rydell
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Kathryn Mitchell
R. N
Rydell
Joseph C. Schallan
Ferl
Westfalen
Mercy
Chester
Lyle MeVcy
Roswald Hauswirth
Lyle Oberlin
Jesse Boysen
Merritt Brazier
Gale Cooksey
Schallan
America
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mary Wagner
Yankton
Rose
Lillian
Opaline
Eugene
Knights of Pythias
Weeds and funeral notices mark Pocahontas county page
An article warns about creeping Jennie and Canada thistle with identification tips and control methods using ground work and alfalfa seeding. It also notes spray guidance with sodium chlorate and directs readers to the county agent for more weed information. The rest records a funeral service with I O O F pallbearers and a large turnout from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
Court House Yard
Altho
R. H. Porter
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Obituary for Mr. Schallan at Methodist church
The obituary notes Mr. Schallan's devotion to family and friends, describes him as a kind husband and father, and mentions his four brothers and three sisters. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev. C. L. Day officiating, drawing a large crowd and a 100 strong Odd Fellows procession. Floral offerings reflected the esteem for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Barth
John DeYoung
J. W. Loots
O. F. Young
L. Day
C. G. James
F. E. Carlson
Pocahontas
D. W. Glascock
F. F. Higbee
C. D. van Horsen
Sebo Classen
Adolph Johnson
Will Hilton
Washington Cemetery
Odd Fellows
Schallan
Methodist Church
Happily Married Frank C Baxter and Clara Kesler Wed
Frank C Baxter of Guthrie Center and Clara E Kesler of North Branch were married Thursday evening June 4 1981 at the home of Mr and Mrs W O Glascock in Havelock with Rev C L Day officiating Baxter runs an oil station in Guthrie Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Baxter
Guthrie Center
Clara E. Kesler
North Branch
Notable Young Couple Praised For Radio Work
The article extols a musician of exceptional ability and mentions radio work. Mrs Baxter serves as the telephone operator at North Branch. Both are described as exceptionally fine young people.
Havelock Methodist Church Notes Rev C L Day
Havelock Methodist Church under Rev C L Day lists Sunday schedule Church School 10 a m Morning Worship 11 a m Junior League 3 15 p m Epworth League 7 15 p m Evening Worship 8 00 p m Vocational Bible School starts Monday June 15 9 00 to 11 00 a m at the church Transportation Committee and church staff noted Services run through the week as posted All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Vocational Bible School
Transportation Committee
W. Waters
Mike Gehrt
Chas. Hauswirth
Gertrude Young
Minnie Hauswirth
Dorothy Plantz
Helen Cornwell
Myrna Webster
C. L. Day
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Henry Wagner
Will
Timothy Classen
Lenora
Otto
Spencer, Neb
Henry Schallan
Erwin
Sutherland
Charles Schallan
Grinnell
Ed Kelley
Waterloo
Joe Fitzgerald
Vinton
Don Schallan
Thos Nolan
van Horne
Otto Wagner
Wm. Johnson
Eilert Sandvig
Jas. H. Wilson
J. E. Schnug
Silver Leaf Lodge No. 40
Havelock Methodist Church
Creighton
South Dakota
U.S. Agricultural Dept
C. M. Webb
Omaha
E. E. Free
Lucky Strike
The
A. T.con
Mfra
Tunein
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B.C. Netborks
Grre
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