Summer visits and family gatherings noted in local notices
Amid social notes and family updates Priscilla and Allan Goraitilan plan summer stays with Iowa State College ties. Rev S T Bassett and Mrs Bassett visited friends, Pollocks hosted, Ives and Mary Von visited Hampton with relatives. Jim Wilson, employed by Standard Oil, spent weekend with mother Mutiel Wilson. Weiland family returned from Chicago after a week visiting relatives.
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Erritory and
Goraitilans
Priscilla, arid,Allan
Dro
Elle Udley
the Geore * Norton
Ives
Iowa ’ State” College
Mes
T. Bassett
Comunday
J.H. Pollock
Mutiel. Wilson
Ed Weiland
Edward
Chicago
Havelock News reports local disease and social notes
Scarlet fever quarantines the Bert Smith home and spread among the Madsen children are noted. The column lists visits, funerals, gatherings, band concerts, and community events across Havelock and nearby towns, mentioning residents such as Dale tower John Hess Opal Velma Clayton Elmer Clayton and several families with travel to Shenandoah Cedar Rapids and Rolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Tower
John Hess
Grimes
Bert Smith
Madsen
Mike Herscher
Opal
Velma Clayton
Elmer Clayton
Shenandoah
Walter Bachman
Evelyn
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Madison
Wis
G. A. Hollenbeck
A. I. Callahan
Pocahontas
Lutheran
J. C. Barth
Amos Richter
Morristown
Minn
Barth
C. S. Barth
Arnold Barth
Pete Smith
Jacob Smith
Mallard
Gneuple
Pete Pebbens
Granite Falls
Pete
Jake Smith
Sunshine Club
Medium Lake
Emmetsburg
Necro
Junior Legion
Storm Lake
Walter Knight
Norma
Arthur
Clinton
Walter
Earl May
C. P. Lathrop
Rolfe
Byron
J. R. Grant
Arnold Williams
Kanawha
Rush Lake
Pearl Mick
Ray Grover
G. A. Grover
Ben Eby
Rena Huseby
Sonny
Dale Cupp
Gilmore City
Billie Nye
Phoenix
Ariz
Nye
Havelock
Billie Sr
A. E Callahan
F. &. Heathman
C. Whistler
Lavina Eby
Laurens
G Hollenbeck
Ethel Loving
Fort Dodge
West Bend
Legion Auxiliary
Methodist Church
Lowell Miller
C. W. Miller
Elmer Albaugh
Ralph Utterson
Meredith
Kenneth Gift
Kenneth
Alta Classen
Gerald Henderson
Rx Plover
J. B. Sheldon
D. J. Wenck
Elvira
Sioux Rapids
Betty Huseby
Ring of the Brown
Vern Waters
George Waters
Fam
Indian Bread Method From Government Report
A government report notes a custom of Indians baking cakes by rolling them in corn husks. The recipe mixes cornmeal suet cayenne and water, forms five inch rolls, bakes for about an hour, and serves hot.
Insurance Notice Des Moines Certification for Lumbermen's Mutual
The Iowa Insurance Department publishes an annual certificate for Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Company, Chicago Illinois. On December 31 1936 the sworn statement shows assets 26 630 204 39 liabilities 23 035 488 53 surplus 3 594 765 86. Commissioner Ray Murphy certifies the company is authorized to transact specified insurance business in Iowa until April 1 1938, with the stated financial figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Department of Iowa
Des Moines
Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty Company
Chicago
Illinois
Code of Iowa
Ray Murphy
Fidelity and Surety
Towa
Insurance company balance sheet fragment from 1937
Es Moines of the Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company, Boston, reports admitted assets of 20,143,017.90 and capital figures including 2,000,000.00 paid up, with surplus and policyholder figures. Commissioner Ray Murphy notes figures as of June 1937 under chapter 404 provisions.
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Iowa
Cottage Sets
Pard Byosa Dodge
Portland. Cement Association
Pee Sen
Ycook
Ing
Havelock News
Main Street
John Whitman
Near Ware
Arnold Barth and Mrs. Barth’s Father, Mr. Johnson, Motored To Elmore, Minn
Lorraine Furgerson
Walter Satoof
Charles Hilger
Emil Gehrt
Tom Edge
C. L. Cornwell
Donald Cornwell
Henry Edge
Joe Edger
Norma Jean
Guy Whisler and Son
Chester Whistler
Ray Graver
Commissioner of Insurance
Es Moines
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company
Boston
Massachusetts
Insurance Department of
I. Ray Murphy
Insurance
Mr. Merchant
Prince
The
Arrow’s
Raslow’s Furniture Company
Central Ave
Carver
Bidg Fort Dodge
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