Havelock Happenings Highlight Community Guests
Residents and visitors mingle in Havelock with tales of travels from Ames to Des Moines. Local families host kin from Pocahontas and Rolfe while several plan stops in Sioux Rapids and Mason City.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
6
Residents and visitors mingle in Havelock with tales of travels from Ames to Des Moines. Local families host kin from Pocahontas and Rolfe while several plan stops in Sioux Rapids and Mason City.
C M Webb, Druggist, reports Adams suffered heart palpitations from gas buildup after meals. Adlerika used to relieve his symptoms. now he eats freely and feels well.
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Arthur Levene of Rock Rapids was hosted at Mrs Jess DeVaul’s home Friday afternoon, with many gifts and a pleasant lunch. A second shower for Mrs Ray Truelsen occurred in the Methodist social rooms Tuesday, with another similar event planned at Mallard’s Lutheran church parlor on Thursday.
Miss Norma Ralle and Fred Kline were united in marriage on Thursday of last week. Mrs Kline, eldest daughter of Will Ralle, is a local high school graduate, while Mr Kline is the eldest son of John Kline, a respected farmer. The newlyweds are well known in the community.
The Havelock Vacation Bible School opened Thursday morning with daily classes from 8:20 to 11:00. About 100 pupils are enrolled under the charge of Rey and Mrs Day and Misses Beulah Cole, Marjorie Barth, Mivelyn Bachmann, Gladys Reimer, Bessie Hansen, and Doris Jacobsen. The school runs 10 days ending with a Friday picnic. The Wester Stall Technocrat, Seattle, published Maye M. Betz’s article on promoting technocracy through club advertising, noting a former Havelock resident.
Havelock Methodist Church notes Pastor C L Day outline Sunday School at 10 morning worship at 11 and Epworth League at 11 with evening service at 7. Activities for next week follow the schedule unless announced. Members urged to attend and worship if unaffiliated.
Iowa State College experts emphasize weed control as key to soybean yields. A. D. Hovkes warns fallow fields grown up with weeds require drilling or castering to reduce weed competition, while well maintained land may still support broadcast sowing. Prof. Wilkins forecasts Iowa soybean plantings rising from 650,000 in 1934 to about one million acres in 1935.
Iowa Extension Service annual report shows 91 717 women reached by home demonstration work led by Mrs. Sarah Porter Ellis. Over one third of farm homes used information from the program. 884 of 1 612 townships organized for home economics study. Projects covered foods nutrition furnishing management clothing child care plus music and recreation. 97 counties conducted project work with agents in 30 counties.
Portland Oregon houses the production of a new canned broccoli that preserves head integrity by placing halves at each end of the can. The market notes curious reactions to how producers achieve this. Egg supplies remain below normal as hens lay fewer eggs than typical for the season, keeping total output below average.
Notice is hereby given that on July 6 1935 at 2 00 p m at the court house Pocahontas Iowa public auction will sell to the highest bidder for cash the real estate levied upon by virtue of a special execution in favor of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company New York City against M W Fitz Isa B Fitz and others. The property includes the north half of Section 29 Township 92 North Range 31 West Pocahontas County Iowa.
In Pocahontas Iowa district court a document claimed as the last will of B. Jd. Lehnus, dated August 4 1905, has been filed opened and read. A hearing to prove the will is set for 2 PM July 16 1955 at the Pocahontas county courthouse before the district court or clerk. All interested parties must appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated. Dated Pocahontas June 18 1935 Jeanette Berry Clerk of District Court
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