Lang Baker wed in Laurens Pocahontas church
Miss Marcella Lang of Pocahontas became the bride of Elton C. Baker of Havelock in a single ring ceremony at Sacred Heart Church Laurens. The Mass and nuptial rites were followed by a reception for about 40 guests at Hotel Pocahontas with active family participation and out of town relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Marcella Lang
Elton C. Baker
Havelock
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Laurens
Father Ahlers
John Patrick Ryan
Clarence Lang
Spencer
Wm. Henner
Mike Johns
Jean Stevens
DeLoris Schreier
Donald Conway
Leo Lang
Anthony Lang
Hotel Pocahontas
Genevieve Ryan
Genevieve Lang
Genita Lang
Remsen
Mary Ryan
Baker
John Lang
B. D. Baker
Havelock High School
Joseph Lang
Greenville
William Schreier
Anton Lang
B. D. Gaker
Marion Buker
Local Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk of Courts
The clerk of courts issued marriage licenses to numerous couples including Clinton Pople and Arlene Alberts of Sprinerfield and Vacanontas, Richard Workman and Kathleen Cowan of Laurens, Robert Dyer and Joan Hynish of Pocahontas, and several others listed with ages and towns. Also noted are Elmer Lange and family planning a two week west coast vacation returning to Pocahontas June 29, and radioman Arnold Forbes arriving home from Jamestown Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Courts
Clinton A. Pople
Sprinerfield
Arlene Alberts
Vacanontas
Richard Lee Workman
Spencer
Pegey Kathleen Cowan
Laurens
Robert J. Dyer
Clinton
Joan G. Hynish
Pocahontas
Orville
Forbes
Margaret Lovee
Vocahontas
Elton, Baker
Marcella Lane
Rockwell City
Alice Irene Gesy
Fonda
Albert Swanson
Aurelia
Bertha Geay
Ralph 0. Kline
Culahora Falls
Ohio
Mary Graves
Akron
Bernard I. Vetter
Arlene M. Werner
Glenn S. Rees
Mary Alice Mather
Lovell Long
Rolfe
Margie Ann Buck
Elmer Lange
West Coast
Arnold Forbes
Navy
Jyemerton
Wash
U.S.S
Havelock News: Local Sports And Community Notes
The West Bend team fell to Havelock 16 to 12 in a Sunday baseball game with Schuller and Brazier as the local battery. An Emmetsburg hospital operation left Donald Silvey recovering from an appendectomy. Community events include a W S C S meeting and a mother-daughter luncheon at the school, plus births, visits, and local farm moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
George Silvey
Emmetsburg Hospital
Havelock
West Bend
Schuller and Brazier
Battery
Dorothy Kelly Visits Sloan Relatives This Week
Miss Dorothy Kelly daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Kelly spent the week in Sloan visiting her uncle and aunt Dr and Mrs J D Fitzgerald and staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Edmund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Edmundson
Dorothy Kelly
Francis Kelly
Sloan
J. D. Fitzgerald
Properties Improve As Mrs Ela Chase Home Undergoes Work
The Mrs Ela Chase residence gains brick insulation as porch removal and rebuilding take place under Ray Chase. The Mary Boysen home is insulated. Vance Wiley adds windows plaster porches and a bathroom while brick work is applied. Lt. and Mrs. John Whitman relocate with daughters Jo Ellyn and Sue Ann to Chickasha Oklahoma in a new trailer. Mrs Ralph Starr visits from Mountain Lake Minnesota as former classmates. Guests for Ruths birthday include Harold Groth Eileen Rickless and Mrs Lewis Voster. U N S club at the Hauswirth home with Miss Eileen Carlson Lois Elg and Dorothy Hacker receiving gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela Chase
Uwander
Ray
John Whitman
Jo Ellyn
Sue Ann
Chickasha
Okla
Lt. Whitman
Ralph Starr
Mountain Lake
Minn
Willis Speer
Ruth
Harold Groth
Fonda
Eileen Rickless
Ayrshire
Lewis Voster
Curlew
Keith Horsman
Darwin Hauswirth
U.N.S
Hauswirth
Dorothy Hacker
Lois Ely
Russell Waters
Eileen Carlson
Lois Elg
Local Social Notes And Club Meetings In Brief
Mrs A L Hansen hosted a sewing club at her home on Wednesday afternoon. The Hacker post of the Aravets held their initial meeting Thursday evening and elected temporary officers. Ethel Mae Logan takes a short vacation from the Des Moines office and will travel to Chicago with her brother Danny to visit their brother Harry and wife. Mrs Hallie Rhodda left Sunday for Compton California after visiting the Shelby Glenn home. Mr and Mrs R S Logan returned from their wedding trip to Niagara Falls and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ries
Cedar Rapids
Ray Roth
Eleanor Stejskal
Patty
Beverly O’connor
Tucson
Arizona
Frank Stejskal
Pauline Davidson
Delta
Colo
J. R. Davidson
Rosemary Kelleher
Omaha
Nebr
Anette Keanne
Los Angeles
Miss Kelleher
B. Kelleher
Genevieve Kelleher
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Josephine Posakony
Nathleen
Gerald
Flagstaff
Ariz
Paul Posakony
Michael
Louis Lorge
Long Beach
Calif
Nebraska
Clara Lorge
Bob Lorge
W. B. Smith
Byron Hagert
Margaret Schoofs
Milwaukee
Schoofs
F. J. Homan
John Loch
Kathryn Ann Pattee
J. M. Rhodes
Pattee
Sioux City
Briar Cliff College
Helen Edmundson
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Richard Jacobson
Bert Jacobson
Norman Jacobson
Alameda
Redfield
Edith
Illinois
G. A. Hollenbeck
Adrian Logan
Garth
Ethel Mae
Darius Logan
Ray Chase
Louie Bozikowski
Janie
David
Darwin Chase
Laurens
Dick Waters
Hewitt, Minn
Eugene
Ella Hart
Max Trimble
Pocahontas
Vance Wiley
Myrna
Carol
Minnesota
Eugene Waters
Hewitt
Charles Philp
Emmetsburg
Marilyn Lathrop
Arnold Willims
Ray Grover
Roger Allen Edge
G. A
H. D. Gruver
Lake Minnewashia
A. L. Hansen
Sewing
Hacker
Aravets
Ethel Mae Logan
Danny
Chicago
Harry
Hallie Rhodda
Compton
Shelby Glenn
R. S. Logan
Niagara Falls
Amvets Auxiliary Inducts Sixteen Members at Legion Hall
Amvets Auxiliary inducted sixteen new members during a Friday evening ceremony at the Legion hall. County president Mrs. Charles Joachims led the ceremony, followed by a vocal performance of Old Man River by Vera Jolliffe with Alice Lathrop at the piano. Rose Lou Randolph delivered a reading Dumb Dorn at the Show. Lunch was served by committee members Mrs. Carroll Philp Mrs. Eldon Buck Mrs. Stanley Colee and Mrs. Wayne Philp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Charles Joachims
Vera Jolliffe
Alice Lathrop
Old Man River
Dumb Dorn
Rose Lou Randolph
Carroll Philp
Eldon ‘Buck
Stanley Colee
Wayne Philp
Inland waters stocked as 73 million pounds in two months
More than 73 million pounds of fish were stocked in four inland states during April and May, with over 300,000 pounds removed by state agencies from lakes and streams. The bulk were walleye and other species including rainbow, brook and lake trout, bluegills, buffalo, and catfish, while rough fish totaled 181,000 pounds of carp and 127,000 pounds of buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Old HRD Dentistry College Delays Semester Schedule
After an Acceleraty gram since 1942 the Unly Town dental college resumes regular schedule after spring vacation. About 80 students begin their first vacation since Pry days. The 1946 47 freshman class numbered 55 from 100 applicants. Dean 4. W. has reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dental College
Nex
Tilber
4. W
Adair Driller Reports Ninth Well In Redfield Vicinity
Fletcher Hunt of Adair claims his ninth well near Redfield has yielded evidence of productive drilling. He notes seven years of effort and cites the farm locations as key to his findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agaty Fletcher Hunt
Adair
Redfield
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Father Ahiers
Emma Olson
Beverly
Patty O'Connor
S. S. May
Olson
Florence Schoof
Ford
George Forbes
Leo Mordan
Minneapolis
Ottumwa
Golf Club Auxiliary
E. R. Donohoe
Floyd DeVaul
A. J. Shimon
Charles Byrd
Nortwedt
Lampe
Christina Nortwedt
Pocahontas County
Havelock News
Richard Eyhnsen
Gilmore City
Lawrence Buck
J. H. Eno
James Donohue
Bishop
Lawrence Brazier
Bert Gaskill
Havelock Consolidated School
Gaskill
Lawrence
Womans Society of Christian Service
Gordon Vail
W.S.C.S
Elmer Hanisch
Don Gibson
Virginia Dying
Wilna DeVaul
Marvel Arnold
Gibson
George Waters
Brown
Martha Leith
B. W. Trullinger
Garst
Thomas
Coon Rapids, Iowa
Borlael
Goetheh Eon
B & B Dairy
Genera
Central States Electric Company
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