Funeral for Mrs Folka Botine Held at St Peter’s Lutheran
Pocahontas neighbors gathered Sunday afternoon at St. Peter’s Lutheran church for the funeral of Mrs Folka Botine 81 a longtime resident who died Thursday morning near Pocahontas She was born in Germany came to the United States at age three and was preceded in death by her husband in 1915 and a son Albert Surviving are her three daughters Mrs Henry Behrends Mrs Gregg Quinn and Mrs John Zeman and two sons August and Edward Other items note club gatherings visits and family travel involving local residents in the area
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Albert
Henry Behrends
Hereford
Texas
Gregg Quinn
Clarinda
John Zeman
Pocahontas
August
Storm Lake
Edward
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs James Maupin and Mrs Winegarden
A seven oclock three course dinner at the Winegarden home in Osceola marked the birthday of Mrs James Maupin and Mrs H H Winegarden. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gus Henningser Mr and Mrs Will Waldr on Mr and Mrs Aldewin Winegarden and Bobby Keith. A surprise visit by 16 Rebekah lodge degree staff celebrated the occasion with bingo and a handkerchief shower from Bobby Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Maupin
Osceola
H. H. Winegarden
Winegarden
Mr. Winegarden
Gus Henningser
Havelock
Will Waldron
Aldewin Wine‘garden
Bobby Keith
Rebekah Lodge
Bingo
Ranhart Johnson
Golden Hour Club Hosts Charity Play and Social
Mrs. Francis Barrett hosted the Golden Hour club with guests Mrs. Axel Johnson Mrs. Loren Rude and Mrs. Allen Walden. Gerd Martens won the 500 high score and Mary Hronek the consolation prize. Walden and the Williamses claimed the guest prize as Miss Monaghan returns to Aberdeen after five weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Barrett
Golden Hour Club
Axel Johnson
Loren Rude
Allen Walden
Laurens
Gerd Martens
Mary Hronek
O. C. Johnston
Walden
Havelock Notes Highlight Local Illnesses and Visits
H D Grover continues to recover sitting up briefly after a month of illness. Mrs Harold Wright returns from Bellevue visiting relatives. Byron Lathrop travels to Bloomington for Farm Service work. Local clubs host meetings. Lathrops attend golden wedding observance. Isaac Roberts and Mrs Roberts face health issues. neighbors assist. Community figures attend hospital visits and farm relocations. Legion and Auxiliary plan joint meeting at the Legion hall.
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H. D. Grover
Harold Wright
Bellevue
Nebr
Bias
George Lanus
Lon
Floyd Oertley
Howard Gibson
Havelock Womans Club
Otto Maltzahn
Thimble Club
Byron Lathrop
Rolfe
C. P. Lathrop
Bloomington
Farm Service Organization
Havelock church schedules and county road vacation notice
The Havelock Methodist Church lists activities led by Pastor J E Albertson including Sunday school at 10 morning worship at 11 Youth Fellowship at 7 15 p m Evening service at 8 Choir practice Thursday 7 30 p m and Friday prayer meeting with a Father and Son banquet planned for Tuesday March 18 A Helping Hand circle meets Thursday afternoon at Gus Henningsen home The County Auditor announces a road location proposal in Pocahontas County Iowa with objections or damage claims due by noon April 1 1947 before the road may be vacated Roy A Johnson County Auditor 50-4
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Havelock Methodist Church
J. E. Albertson
Gus Henningsen
State OF Iowa
Pocahontas County
Said County
Roy A. Johnson
Local residents noted after six week southern tour
Mr and Mrs C C Schleusener and Otto return from a 9000 mile journey through 16 states. Friendly Day circle held at Mrs William Goodchild's home with lunch served by Mrs Goodchild and Mrs George Bean. Klaus and Donald Johnson drove oats to Hector Minnesota. Mrs Paul Wilson and Madonna of Waterloo visit Willis Speer home. Sunday guests include Mrs Lewis Voster and her children from Curlew. Mrs J H Eno, 90, taken ill at home Friday and children called to bedside. C C Cole returns from Des Moines lumbermen's convention. Bert Smith relocates Henry Truelson family east of Emmetsburg. Ralph Smith and wife to move to Truelson farm residence. Ralph to farm H H Reents farm.
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Friendly Day Circle
William Goodchild
Extension Directors Meet in Pocahontas
County extension directors and their wives from 12 northwest Iowa counties met in Pocahontas on Saturday afternoon February 22. They held a brief business session and shared dinner at the Town Pump Cafe before spending the evening in social time at a local residence.
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Pocahontas
Iowa
Birthday notices and church group meeting summaries
Mrs Roy Schoon and Mr and Mrs George J Schoon welcomed a daughter born March 5. A daughter was born March 4 to Mr and Mrs Roy Gaskill. Streit attended as a non member guest. The Welcome All Sunday school class of the Methodist church met at Mrs 8 Madsens with 25 members present. Mrs H H Winegarden led devotions and Ada Saylor taught stewardship followed by group singing. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistances from A H Turner Reuben J Naffziger J B Lucas and H H Winegarden.
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Roy
George J. Schoon
Roy Gaskill
Streit
Methodist Church
8. Madsen
H. H. Winegarden
Ada Saylor
A. H. Turner
Reuben J. Naffziger
J. B. Lucas
Sacred Heart Ladies Donate for Ventilating Fan
A Sacred Heart Ladies society meeting in Holy Name hall with 50 members approved a $50 donation to purchase a ventilating fan for the school dining room. Mrs. T. M. Shimon reported on boxes sent to Greece. Attendance prizes went to Mrs. Donna Schroeder and Mrs. Veronica Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. DeLos Drobeny welcomed a son born March 6. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hronek and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Drobney.
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Greece
Sacred Heart Ladies Society
Holy Name Hall
T. M. Shimon
Donna Schroeder
Veronica Harrison
DeLos Drobeny
Wesley Hronek
A. J. Drobney
Northwest Iowa Farm Bureau meeting draws regional leaders
Attendees included couples from Pocahontas Osceola Lyon Palo Alto Plymouth Buena Vista and other counties. E H Dull and his wife attended as regional Farm Bureau leaders. Dull will relocate to Des Moines for a statewide Farm Bureau post. Spencer Storey of Spencer named regional director for northwest Iowa.
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Max Naylor
Pocahontas
Kenneth Kramer
O’brien County
Stanley Davidson
Osceola County
Geo. Allbee
Lyon County
R. W. Ashby
Palo Alto
H. H. Jones
Plymouth County
LeRoy Adams
Buenavista County
Dale Goodell
E. H. Dull
Storm losses on Iowa pheasants unclear after February storms
Losses from February storms in north Iowa are not yet determined, with estimates up to a quarter of pheasants in the north central range. Smothering by snow and ice was common, while some areas saw little loss. Many birds dispersed to grit along roads as conditions softened and poaching rose, with nesting success and next season rules still undecided.
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North
Iowa
Conservation Department
G. L. Ziemer
Ziemer
Quail Populations Vary by Region Across Iowa
In northern parts of the quail range populations are confined to the northern areas outside open zones while in southern Iowa quail numbers are described as heavy and in good shape.
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Iowa
Reunion events mark University of Iowa centennial program
The University of Iowa plans reunions for classes ending in 2 and 7 on June 7 as part of the centennial celebration. The 1897 golden jubilee dinner occurs that day, with special dinners on June 6 for classes of 1882 1887 and 1892. Alumni will meet in the afternoon for the alumni association business meeting and housing and dining arrangements are being organized.
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University of Iowa
Alumni Association
University
McCloy Joins Survey Board For University PE Program
Prof. Charles H. McCloy of the University of Iowa physical education department serves on a three man board of consultants to survey the physical education program of the university.
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Charles H. McCloy
University of Iowa Physical Education Department
West Point Board to Examine Academy Program Scope
The board will examine and standardize the scope and administration of the program and later will make recommendations to the War Department. Alabama leads the nation in graphite production, producing the largest amount of graphite of any state.
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U.S. Military Academy
West Pain
N. Y
State
Alabama
United States
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