Havelock Community News Roundup and Visits
Happenings note numerous visits among Havelock residents with Laurens and Mallard connections. People attend dinners, church events, and a banquet. Shell Oil to build a service station. hospital and operation recoveries. locals move to Carroll and Ottumwa. efforts include Ladies Aid, Helping Hand, and regional outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Gruver
G. ‘Carbett
Gruver
Reneck
Emmetsburg
John Jacobson
Fort Dodge
Yis
Minnie Gulbranson
Fort We
Oscar Ryhome
Ysit
Movements Fill Town Housing As Families Relocate
The community notes numerous moves including the Lloyd Emory family to the Herscher farm area and others from Rolfe to farms near town. Several new residents arrive, and the town reports every house and room occupied, with many newcomers in residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Emory
Rolfe
M. G. Herscher
Wm. Brazier
Herscher
Sandy
Clarke
Mr. Markley
Curlew
Zablow
Milt Hilton
Claude Wilson
Palmer
Hilton
Alfred Johnson
Wm. Nowack
H. G. Albaugh
Plover
Elmer Bishop
Eral
S’. Guade
H. H. Reents
Mr. Seaman
Boysen
Webb
E. A. Mick
R. Hart of
Mallard
Obrecht
Methodist Church Week Schedule and Fathers and Sons Banquet
Rev C L Day outlines Sunday services with church school at 10 morning worship at 11 and evening services. A recent fathers and sons banquet at the Methodist church parlor drew 112 attendees with prayers and toasts, and Rev W G Muhleman gave the main address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
S. Sadie White
W. M.ley
Minnie McEwen
Floyd Walstead
Dory Sinck
Pocahontas
Lat Methodist
K. P.ter
Epworth
C. G. Cole
W. A. Bachman
Rex Trafton
J. W
Notice of Executor Appointment in Emma Whitmarsh Estate
In Pocahontas County Iowa the court appoints Leonard Whitmarsh as executor of Emma Whitmarsh deceased. Creditors and those with claims must present them per law. Dated February 19 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
Iin
Emma Whitmarsh
Focahontas County
A. D
Leonard Whitmarsh
Global population note on United States influence
A historical reflection notes that nearly twenty percent of humanity resides in the United States and suggests the population should feel fortunate. The remark emphasizes the country’s size and perceived advantages in global standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herman Benson
Yoines
Argbrecht
Mallord
E. O. Gehrt
E. L. Kunkle
Beverly
Pradgate
Havelock
Ernard Dubhbert
Laurens
C. E. Miller
James Plover
C. W. Miller
J. B. Shely
Jing Johnson
Fey
Fred C. Gilchrist
Qlaurens
Progressv
Otto Maltzahn
Eee
Genevieve Mulvihill
Tuesay
Omaha
David W. Lery
Don Fisher
Thos. Shaveland
Tly
N. D. Snell
Helock
Otto Hough
Carroll
Frank Higbee
My. Hough
Ladies’Aid Society
Helping Hand Circle
Olin Young
Des Moines
Speer
J. O. Bomgren
Des Ones
K. P. Hunter
Steve Zablow
John
Johnny
Tom Ottumwa
Legion and
Legi
Ameri Barber Eno
J. L. Wil
Man
Howard Perry
Ford
Phaeton
Tudor
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
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