Sunday Move Brings Muriel Stover to Sioux City
Muriel Stover accepted a position at the refrigeration plant of a creamery in Sioux City. Mrs. Henry Buck and Mrs. M. Brazier were business visitors at Spencer last Wednesday. Clarence and Mrs. Cornwell returned home from a visit with uncle Tom Sheridan who is ill. Havelock Woman's Club met last Wednesday at Mrs. Harold Wright's rural home with Mrs. George Cole assisting. Ripley program highlighted the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Muriel Stover
Naomi
Sioux
Muriel
Henry Buck
Buddy
M. Brazier
Spencer
Clarence Cornwell
Essex
Tom Sheridan
Havelock’s Woman’s Club
Harold Wright
George Cole
Pocahontas County Treasurer Tax Report January 1938
Semi annual report of F Carlson treasurer of Pocahontas County Iowa for period June 1 1987 to December 31 1937 shows totals including 1 25715963 28088336 and 11175 sums. John F Carlson certifies the report is a correct summary of county treasurer business for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Carlson
Pocahontas County
Iowa
Court House
Pocahontas
John F. Carlson
Pocahontas’ County
J. F. Carlson
Epworth league party and town notes recap
Epworth league members held a church basement party with games. Local evangelistic meetings begin Sunday for two weeks led by Rev. John Whitmer and the pastor. Community updates include visits, relocations, illnesses, and town well work as McCutcheon Well Co. plans a new 400 foot dig at Boysen acreage after an earlier rocky bore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Frank Finkbine
Storm Lake
Dick Reents
Methodist Church
John Whitmer
Lorraine Loving
Lutheran
Fort Dodge
W. C. Nystuen
Alva Buck
Beatty Farm
Shank
Gibson Building
D. F. Reents
Melvin Buck
Herman Bittner Jr
Mallard
C. D. VanHorsen
Aplington
Harold Meyers
Baby
Buettner Garage
M. R. Hawn
Millicent Eppelsheimer
Plover
Clara Keerles
Chicago
M. Berger
Kankakee
Til
Carroll Hospital
Lieb Hatchery
Pocahontas
Kenneth Hill
Nowack
Delbert Moore
Kill Kare Klub
Arthur Nowack
George Brown
H. G. Gibson
Muriel Stover
E. G. Fiala
State Department of Health
Des Moines
F. F. Eno
Will Goodchild
Frank Johnson
Jacob Hansen
Lester Goodchild
Fred
J. E. Clifton
Eagle Grove
Phyllis
Dale Cupp
Gilmore City
Pearl M. Mick
Cupps
Gilmore
Havelock High School
Myrle
Byrle Waters
Bernice
Adelaide Weishaar
McCutcheon Well Co
Boysen
McCutcheon Company
News Of Interest From Arrow Files March 9 1933
Rolfe local notes report Miss Mary Pollock visiting from Iowa City and staying with Grant Pollock. Obituary notices announce Mrs Henry Tilley’s death in Ran som Kansas. Museum items arrive from Tokyo via Dr. L Butler. Grand Hotel shown to about 750 at Scenic theater. Local visits cite Deane Trick and Priscilla from Des Moines. Also includes 1928 tournament results at Plover and family changes in Rolfe and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pollock
Iowa City
Grant Pollock
Henry Tilley
Ransom
Kansas
Tilley
Barney
A. H. Hancher
W. S. Butler
L. Butler
Toyko
Japan
Rolfe ‘Promotion Club
Pocahontas County
Plover
Laurens
Mallard
A. C. Thomas
Thomas
J. P. Graves
Marion
Robert Weigert
Garfield Township
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
John C
Knud Damborg
Cablegram
Rebecca Semler
Copenhagen
Denmark
Ed Hoard
J. P. Lester
Hilles Host Housewarming for New Home
The Uneedan eens enjoyed a social evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hille last Thursday to celebrate the couple's newly built residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Hille
Earliest Easter Sunday Since 1818 Arrives March 23
Easter Sunday falls on March 23 marking the earliest date for the holiday since 1818. The date shift highlights a rare calendrical alignment as spring begins.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hana
Fair Grounds
H Ouse
Homestead
Arrow Files
Ono
Robert Lowry
Rolfe
H. C. Barnes
Kathleen
Will Sennett
C. A. Green
Lawrence Meech
Ft. Dodge
George Hauck
Chas. Bowen
Hepsy Forsythe
Gladbrook
Pf. R. Henderson & Co
Cain
Jos
Peter Jensen
C. G. Lighter
Pennsylvania
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Standard Ol Company
Indiana
Quaker State Oil Refining Corporation
Quaker State
ATLAS
Brinkman Standard Service
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