Local notes and club reports from Des Moines trip to 4-H up to Jacobsen visit
National editorial notes from Des Moines and surrounding towns include 4-H Avery Good Luck club meeting at Carmelita Jarvis June 19 with 13 members. Members named include Susan Christensen Clarice Nelson Audrey Benjamin Rachael Anliker Carmalita Jarvis and more. W.S.C.S. meeting at Methodist church with Mrs. Burr and Mrs. Fuller as hostesses. Various visits and transfers noted among Bowen families Webb family and Denison related guests. Attendees traveled to Naeve-Fredrickson picnic at Harcourt with 107 in attendance. Rev J J Share leaving for Webster City. Rev C L Day to succeed. Numerous visits to Des Moines Ames and other towns. many named individuals and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice” Nelson
Des Moines
Doris Nelson
towa‘Methodists “Hospital
Will -Bowen
Jack ‘Webb
Baby
Donald Bowen
Avery Good Luck
Carmelita Jarvis
Susan Christensen
Clarice Nelson
Audrey
Arlene’ Benjamin
Karen
Beverly Benjamin
Carmalita Jarvis
Audrey Odland
Sharon Madsen
Rachael Anliker
Dorothea Fallesen
Caro] Ham
Dorothy Janssen
Owen Odland
Karen Burris
Linda Ham
Harry Benjamin
Farm Buréau
Karen Benjamin
Audrey Benjamin
America
Carmalita
C. W. Jarvis
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
E. J. Burr
Morris Fuller
Woodruff
Cooksey
Jack Webb
Air Force
Webb
W. E. Bowen
Bowen
Denver
Omaha
Will Bowen
Fostoria
Havelock and
Dolliver
Share
Arlo Tubbs
Rutland
George
N. C. Madsen
Davey
Delwyn
Manson
Mary Petersen
Rolfe
Carl Héiter
Boxholm
Lester Hatcher
Curlew
Silver Lake
Frank ‘Tellier
Burt
George Wolcott
Anna Doe
Marshalltown
Tillie Hans
Lee Butcher
Franklyn, Minn
Stanley Butcher
Lester Butcher
Hector, Minn
Lester Spangler
Fred Benjamin
Jacobsen
Family picnic and visits span several towns
About 75 attended a family picnic at Sheldon on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Andersen of Liveriere spent Tuesday evening with the Magnus Larsen home. Hans Isacson and Mrs. A. C. Johnson joined John Christensen’s family in Albert Lea for the UE L church convention closing meetings. Caroline Madsen returned home with them. Magnus Larsen, Janiece and Linda attended the Pedersen family reunion on Sunday, with Barbara Pedersen returning home with them. Janiece and Barbara then spent Monday and Tuesday with Darlene Kunert near Dakota City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
S. K. Andersen
Liveriere
Magnus Larsen
Hans Isacson
A. C. Johnson
John Christensen
Albert Lea
U.E. L
Caroline Madsen
Tsacson
Janiece
Linda
Pedersen
Barbara Pedersen
Harry Pedersen
Blooming Prairie
Barbara
Darlene
Dale Kunert
Dakota City
Pocahontas County Supervisors Approve Road Contracts and Election Judges
Pocahontas Iowa May 6 1952 County Board meets in secular session with all members present. Bond for Deputy Treasurer Irma Rice approved. Contracts awarded to W B Linnan for Spence Road $16257.33 and to Green and Gronsbeck for Palmer Road $16240.55. Election judges and clerks appointed for June 2 1952 primary across multiple townships including Bellville Cedar Center Clinton Colfax Cummins Des Moines Dover Garfield and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Clark
Harrold
W. B. Linnan
Spence Road
Ellis
Green
Gronsbeck
Palmer Road
Bellville
D. G. Hartmann
J. Aden
W. J. Lampe
Cedar
Leroy Moulton
Roy
Martin
Elmer Herke
Geo. .Moulston
Lloyd G. Long
Wm. Arends
J. P. Kemmer
J. E. Turner
Benj. Poduska
Alfred Miller
Clinton
J. H. Brinkman
Lloyd Cox
Geo. Reckord
Owen Patterson
Keith Haynes
Colfax
Clarence Johnson
Martin Olson
L Donald Fox
Cummins
B.W. Lathrop
Claude Wilson
Wilma DeVau
Des Moines
Roy J. Schonberger
Glenn Carpenter
Wesley B. Lehnus
Dover
J.G
Elsesser
B. C
Wirkus
Francis Krebs
Garfield
J. J. Johnson
Leroy Nelson
Ledger ofcounty claims and official entries in La Mars
The article lists audited claims and payments across various county offices including Sess. & Comm., Work Rec., Mil. & Exp., and Tax funds. It cites amounts to J. M. Bush Gilbert Ellis Henry Coaken and many others, along with supplies, services, and tax fund entries. A secondary note mentions a lightning incident in La Mars that disabled over a thousand telephones after a violent thunderstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J.’Turley
Grant
Raymond Monkelsen
A. J. Kleen
Bert E. Ruden
Lake No
Henry Peters
Alfred Julius
J. H. Keleher
Lee Brown
Lawrence Shimon
Fearn
Griffin
Lincoln
Henry Aden
Henry Hi DeWall.,Jr
Donald Francis
Lizard
Gerd E
Peters
Clara. Wiegert
Maurice Fitzgerald
Marshall
Charles Halder
R. F. Vial
G.H. Gustafson
Powhatan
Earl Houck
Harold O’neal
T.R. Jones
Roosevelt
E. C. Wolkenhaver
J. Ralph Maassen
Thomas Wilson
Sherman
F. J
Stejskal
Florian Luft
Lilly Gibson
Lauen Oil Co
Marie. Pavik. Co
A. Carlson, Prem
Fonda Times
Jenkins-Fergemann Co
P. J. Harrold
Sess
Robert G. Lorge
Relief for change of life with Lydia Pinkham medicines
A vintage advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets as relief for heat waves, nervousness, irritability, and weakness in middle age women. Claims doctors' tests show 63 to 80 percent relief and promotes trial sizes of the compound or tablets with added iron. Also pitched for menstrual symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Pinkham
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Crates
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Bradgate News
Kenneth” Richardson
Mil
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Laurens Sun
Burrough’s
Add
Mach.”Co
Koch Bros
Ites Salsbury Printing
Aenene Stangard Blue Print Co
Tracy Off
Trusteeve Center
F. E. Heathman
Ing
Leigh
P. E. R S. Fund
Mullen
Wolters
Delaney Nursing Home
Cook
Seel
Pauline ‘Bentz
Wipeckier
St. Pia
Donahue
St. Dept
Soc. ‘Welfare
F. HL Kemis
Delima
Phillips
Johnston
Ivan D. Rice
Co. Treas
Petit Jury
P. c. R. S. Fund
Teeene
la Mars
Molly
Fenwick
Carling
Brinkman
Standard Service
Humboldt Rendering Co
Goss
Rolfe, Iowa
Heiteton Lumber
Compas
E. P. Hansen
Humboldt
General Insurance
Plover
Carl J. White
T. S. Clark
Rolfe, Ta
F. H. Molyneux
Dia
J. E. Hynds
Ritz
Kennedy Agency General Insurance
T. J. Raynes
L. M. Graham Veterinariai
Phantg
W. Feldman
Pheas
R B. Ranney
Ren Ph
G. Fred Smith
Automobile & Property
Tnsurance
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