Havelock Happenings Chronicle Local Socials
Roy Hersom and mother motor to Mallard. Leonard Whitmarsh of Rolfe visited town last Sunday. Wade Holt returned from a Minnesota auto trip. Hawk and Mrs Mabel Holdefer and son visited Des Moines for several days. D I Reents and J R Hawk Jr homes hosted callers. Annie Wagner returned from a week with Mrs Magnus Studer. Howerys visited relatives at Manson. Lutheran Aid met with Mrs D F Beents. splendid meeting reported. Cade Smith of Rolfe attended to business here. Lloyd Taylor returned from Sioux Falls. now section work. Ruth Wright shopped in Rolfe. Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrs Will Hansen. splendid meeting reported. Henry Smith and Ed Watters shelled corn. Tom Edge and wife visited Laurens. Pearl Hersom left for Des Moines for summer school. Lawrence Sheldon returned from Town City where he attended the State University. Roy Hersom visited Pocahontas. Ollie Cole traveled eastbound. Henry and Mrs Smith and baby visited Mallard. Henderson of Plover called at D F Reents and W A Albaugh homes. Mrs Tom Edge and Genevieve Merry left for Des Moines for an operation. hopeful for speedy recovery. Horace Buck and son Arthur visited Algona. Mrs Murphy and baby from Manly stayed at Sandvig home. Elmer Sandvig and children visited H D Grover. Howard Roberts and Harold Albaugh were Pocahontas visitors. Orlan Mason, working at Lohrville, spent weekend with home folks. Orville Hersom traveled to Des Moines Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hersom
Mallard
Leonard Whitmarsh
Rolfe
Wade Holt
Minnesota
Hawk
Mabel Holdefer
Des Moines
Eh.a. Albaugh
J. R. Hawk Jr
Rev. Skogmann
D. I. Reents
Annie Wagner
Magnus Studer
A. M. Howery
Manson
Lutheran Aid Society
D. F. Beents
Cade Smith
Lloyd Taylor
Sioux Falls
Ruth Wright
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Will Hansen
Henry Smith
Ed Watters
Tom Edge
Laurens
Pearl Hersom
Lawrence Sheldon
Town City
The
State University
Pocahontas
Ollie Cole
Baby
Horace Buck
Arthur
Algona
R. C. Murphy
Maniey
Iowa
Sandvig
Elmer Sandvig
H. D. Grover
Howard Roberts
Harold Albaugh
Orlan Mason
Lohrville
Orville Hersom
Mission Festival at Trinity Lutheran Church June 27
Trinity Lutheran Church Mallard invites all residents to a Mission Festival on Sunday June 27. Sermons in German by Rev E G Juengel at 10 00 AM English by Rev Theo Frese at 2 30 PM and English by Rev Walter Wolfram at 8 00 PM. Free will offering for missions. Bring prayerful heart and cheerful gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God Willing
Mallard-Havelock
Mallard
E. G. Juengel
Fort Dodge
Theo. Frese
West Bend
Walter Wolfram
Royal
Des Moines Convention Attenders and Local Visits
Mrs. Ivan Godden and Mrs. H. P. Schoonover attended a Des Moines convention last week. Orton Bros. circus drew a fair crowd on Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Caywood and family visited Ottosen Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Bottom with Misses Lulu Logan and Zella Wallace attended the Epworth League convention in Webster City. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Howell visited W. D. Crow family in Mason City Sunday. Mrs. Charlotte Olney of Marathon spent Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Colie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Godden
H. P. Schoonover
Des Moines
Orton Bros. Circus
F. F. Caywood
Ottosen
Bottom
Lulu Logan
Zella Wallace
Webster City
C. E. Howell
W. D. Crow
Mason City
Charlotte Olney
Marathon
H. C. Colie
Restau rant sold to Rolfe couple. new owners take possession
Walt Wallace sells his restaurant to Mr. and Mrs. C Benoit of Rolfe. The new owners took possession Monday. Steve Nelson remains in serious condition with nurses attending him and doctors consulting for further improvement. Local callers and visitors are noted, including Rolfe and neighboring towns residents visiting and stopping by for greetings and errands.
Middle class union seeks protection for noncapitalist professionals
A New York group calling itself the middle class union advocates emancipating the noncapitalist professionals such as lawyers doctors and teachers from both capital and labor power. It argues the middle class is at risk from profiteers and calls for organization under a new name to gain strength and respectability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Classified Ad Seeks Relief for Overflow Feeling
A compact classified note offers solutions for persistent overflow feeling. It promises discreet help, practical steps, and professional ideas to restore balance and ease in daily life. Contact information and available time slots are limited to preserve privacy.
Speak gently of others and they will seldom speak harshly
The article compares smiles from good and bad men. A good man’s smile is said to radiate kindness and brotherly love whereas a bad man’s smile resembles a hyena’s grin. It notes a “smiling contest” would show the decency man warming to work and the depraved man ready to fight.
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Templeman Estate
In the District Court of Iowa Pocahontas County notice that the administratrix has been appointed and qualified for the estate of Chas Templeman, late of Pocahontas County deceased. Creditors must present claims as required by law and debtors should pay the administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Iowa
Pocahontas County
Chas
Templeman
Fragmentary Medical Ad Claims Cold in Head Cure
An OCR fragment advertises a remedy for acute nasal catarrh and chronic sinus issues. It mentions Halls Data Medicine and a testimonial paid amount of $100.00. The text is cut and includes references to diagnosis and treatment claims in a promotional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HALLS
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Havelock
Miss Henderson
Plover
D. F. Reents
W. A. Albaugh
Genevieve Merry
Edge
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev
A. Cagann
Bradgate
American Legion
Uncle Sam
Anderson Post No. 345
Lincoln
George Evans
Interior Department
Gettysburg
Abraham Lincoln
Camp
Evans
Washington
Walt Wallace
Floyd McCreary
Emily
Frank
O. J. Sheldon
Nina Smith
Marie Larsen
Marie
Steve Nelson
Steve
Roy Ellsworth
New Sharon
Martin Silkenbakken
Baby of Havelock
C. E. Jarvis
Boston
Oxfords
Hammes & Sons
Pocahontas, Iowa
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