Obituary of Julia Camilla Isaacson of Callender
Julia Camilla Isaacson of Callender born October 9 1898 near Callender Iowa died February 1923 at home north of Rolfe Iowa at age 24 years 4 months 15 days She married Hans R Isaacson of Rolfe on February A 1918 and three children Robert Roger Lorraine survive along with her mother Mrs Geo Espersen and stepfather and several siblings Funeral services were held at the Danish Lutheran church in Callender with interment in the local cemetery.
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Julia Camilla
Johnson
Isaacson
Callender
Iowa
Rolfe
Hans R. Isaacson
Robert
Roger
Lorraine
Martin’ Mikkelsen
Louis Klingson
Dayton
Towa
Lofus. Hanson
Pinar
How to Make a Wren House for Garden Birds
A historic guide describes building a simple four by four and a half inch wren house with a corner-bored one inch entry hole to deter sparrows. It advises using knot-free wood, proper boring technique, two side boards, a roof, possible hinge, and non gaudy paint or bark covering with a minimal perch to protect nests from predators and profiteers.
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Wren
Local Notes and Social News From Havelock Area
Mrs Geawe Shideler returned Saturday from Sioux City. Miss Nora Swangon spent the week at the parental home while assisting in putting out a fire at Miller building. Friday fire at Mick pool hall caused damage mainly by water. origin chimney. Havelock school team placed third in Rolfe tournament. Numerous townsfolk attended meetings, visits, and shopping in Rolfe and Humboldt. several residents traveled to Fort Dodge for a day trip.
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Geawe Shideler
Sioux City
Many. Pyle
Miller Hall
Nora Swangon
Laurens
Miller
Frank Eno
Rolfe
Mick Pool
Joyce ‘Clarke
Wilna
Sheldon
Mildred Howard
Joe Edge
W. BE. Aller
O. W. Keerles
Alexander
C. TL. Cornwell
Walter Mick
Pocahontas
H. D. Gruver
Carl Stiller
California
W. E. Stiller
H. H. Reents
Vera
Alice Hilton
Fort Dodge
Aug. Freh
Herb Cleveland
Havelock High School
Otto Gneuple
Mallard
Andrew Smith
Andrew
E. H. Clarke
Eugene
Geo. Obrecht
H.V. Holt
Humboldt
Bert Minion
G. A. Everson
Plover
Mesdames
A. M. Howery
Bert Riggs
E. A. Albaugh
Frank Lucas
Olin ‘Young
Will Froh
Gillet’s Grove
Frank Vicktor
Havelock
J.C. Elbert
J. R. Hawk
Poland
Elmer Albaugh
Will Brazier
Ilinois
Rolfe Visitors and Local Incidents Highlight Week
Rev and Mrs Dyson shopped in Rolfe while Paul Kaiser of Audubon visited Perry Lanning. Rodney Nichols lost the tip of a finger on a broken window edge. Dr Wilson treated him and he recovers. School closed due to heating repairs and others visited Rolfe.
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Dyson
Rolfe
Paul Kaiser
Audubon
Perry Lanning
A. E. Olsen
Rodney Nichols
Wilson
Gaffey
Nels Smith
Roy Ellsworth
R. E. Springsted
Northfield
Minn
Progress Club
Hans Haganson
Evenig
Paul Templeman
Des Moines
Phillip Templeman
L. A. Doe
Plover Notes Highlight Local Events And Visits
Mr and Mrs Andrew Crawford travel Thursday to Milnois to consult specialists about Mr Crawford’s health. Ruthven defeats Spencer 26 to 5 in a basketball game with referee Orin Miller. Iowa State student Maurice Northrop visits over the weekend. Community news covers sales, farm moves, visitors from Havelock and Gilmore City, wallpaper specials, and a school program with a high turnout.
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Andrew
Crawford
Milnois
Maurice Northrop
Iowa State College
Ames
Joe Bucher
Ray Hess
Buffalo
Chester Everson
Minnesota
Dr. G.A
Everson
Earl Whiting
Géo
Frank Fitzgerald
Rolfe
Henry Fitzgerald
S. L. Horsman
Gilmore City
Fort Dodge
W. Tier
T. P. Comer
Ladies’ Aid Society
N. D. Snell
Havelock
David
Wm. Henderson
M. R. Fisher
C. E. Cope
Plover
Cope
Day Horsman Wedding Unites Miss Belle Horsman and Earl Day
The Presbyterian church in Plover hosted the February 14 ceremony for Miss Belle Horsman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Horsman, and Earl Day of Gilmore City. Rev S T Grove officiated with Miss Day and Mrs Daniels contributing musical selections. After a three course dinner at the Horsman home, the couple will reside on a farm near Gilmore City after March 1.
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Belle Horsman
Sam Horsman
Earl Day
Gilmore City
Presbyterian Church
Plover
S. T. Grove
Miss Day
Horsman
Mrs. Day
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