Havelock Notices and Sports Highlight Local Events
Havelock community activities include visits by Dewey and families, church events, and a large Friendly Club gathering. The Havelock high girls basketball team reached the sectional finals, defeating Fonda and Ayrshire before losing to Plover, with two players disqualified in the final.
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George Ferlman
Granite Falls
Minn
Louis Olsen
Everett Stacey
Mallard
Little City
Chas
Grove
Pearl Mick
Pocahontas
F. F. Grove
W. M. Crawford
Sebo Classen
Rolfe
Ida Oldfield
New Sharon
C. Blanke
Elsa Cordes
J. A. Cordes
Eugene Waters
Herbert Plantz
Dale Williams
George Plantz
Marcille Nickell
Myrl Barth
Emmetsburg
St. Mary’s Convent
Marcille
Myrl
Foreign Missionary Society
B. C. Boysen
C. C. Cole
Havelock High School
Plover
Churdan
Fonda
Ayrshire
Havelock
Havelock Methodist Church Notes Pastors Rev C L Day
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League 2:80 p.m. Intermediate League 2:30 p.m. Junior League 2:30 p.m. No evening service. Week services follow this schedule unless announced. Community invited to make the church their home.
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Havelock Methodist Church
C. L. Day
Epworth
Havelock
Couldn’t Get Out Nickel Dilemma Told by Father
A playful Indianapolis News item tells how Little Jimmy on the East side asks his father for a nickel. Lacking a nickel, the father gives five pennies, but Jimmy insists pennies are not enough to “get out” of Sunday school because the rule requires a nickel.
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Jimmy
Indianapolis News
Overcoming Self Burdens Guides Personal Growth
Quotation from Uncle Henry in Wallace's Farmer reflects that every person bears a burden of overcoming faults. Self help is essential. without personal effort, external aid cannot suffice. Only by conquering oneself can one improve and assist others in life’s struggle.
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Uncle Henry
Wallace
Where's His Watch Watchful bulldog figures in breakfast remark
Jan's bulldog Jack spent the night barking and drew attention at breakfast when a parent commented he is a fine watchdog. Later Jan searches the dog for a missing watch, asking where he keeps it and noting it is not on him.
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Jan
Jack
Stationery Sue Turns a Routine Visit into Romance
Tom Jacks runs into Sue Wentworth in a subway and learns she runs Sue Wentworth Inc.. he orders premium stationery and visits her office to place a rushed order. Their professional banter grows into a budding romance as he reshapes Jacks Inc. stationery.
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OM Jacks
Tom
Paragon
Sue Wentworth, Inc
Tom Jacks, Inc
Sue Wentworth
Sue
Jacks, Inc
Notable Point of View Reflected in Wise Quip
A quotation contrasts pessimism and optimism through a wry remark about notes and renewal from the Shoe and Leather Reporter. It presents a sharp, era appropriate voice on outlook and finance.
Community Notes From Cummins Township Social Weekend
Dinner guests from local families hosted at F B Johnson home. Visits span Mallard Pocahontas and Des Moines river area with cattle dehorning work noted. Long Beach quake prompts reported safety messages from Gerald Nowack and Willard Keerles. Iowa’s resilience touted in light of California disaster.
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Clarence Johnson
Fred Jurgens
Singleton
Will Shaveland
Joe Ulrich
Mallard
Havelock
Shaveland
Radio Brat News
California
Long Beach
Cummins
Gerald Nowack
Willard Keerles
Iowa
Germany Hats Out 30 Million Felt and Wool Hats Yearly
A historical note cites Germany producing some 30 million felt and wool hats annually. It mentions Roger Bacon as a medieval philosopher who explored early microscope principles.
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Germany
Roger Bacon
Sheriff's Sale Notice Pocahontas County Iowa 1933
Public auction to sell the west half of the NW quarter and west half of the SW quarter of Section 12 Township 92 North Range 82 West containing 160 acres. The sale to satisfy a writ of execution in favor of Prudential Insurance Company of America against O P Malcolm and others. Date 50th day of March 1983 at 2:15 p.m. at Pocahontas Iowa courthouse. Sheriff Hubert Kapsch and Deputy C W Gilchrist.
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State of Iowa
Pocahontas County
Court House
Pocahontas
Towa
Prudential Insurance Company of America
O. P. Malcolm
Clara B. Malcolm
George IF
Malcolm
Helen Malcolm
Iowa
J. T. Grant
Herman Nelson
Hubert Kapsch
C. W. Gilchrist
Pocahhontas
E. H. Peters
Ieee
Lot
Des Moines
Pocahontas County Iowa Land Boundaries and Divisions Noted
A legal notice outlines land parcels in Pocahontas County Iowa described by metes and bounds. It lists the west half of the southeast quarter Lot 5 and Lot 6 with exceptions, plus a portion of the south half of the southwest quarter south of the railway, all in Section 1 Township 92 North Range 31 West.
Writ of Execute Notice for 170 Acre Parcel in Pocahontas County
Principal Meridian description totaling about 170 acres to satisfy a writ of execution in Pocahontas County Iowa dated February 25 1933. Property surveyor notes government survey reference and legal boundaries for the parcel.
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Dewey
Ray E. Grover
Walter Maltzahn
Christ Maltahn
Will Gilchrist
John Brazier
Curlew
Wm. Gist
Giles
Laurens
Lettie Ferguson
Arlo
Elmore
Ferguson
A. Nielsen
Nielsen
Vess Mason
Indianola
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ella Chase
Cal
Lloyd Emory
Melvin
Henry Buck
Henry Edge
G. J. Corbett
King’s Heralds
O. D. van Horsen
Miss Joy
Clarence Smoot
Joe Bell
Gordon Leigh
Will Hopkins
Joyce Clarke
Marathon
J. L. Miller
Norland Huesby
Bettie
Sioux Rapids
R. E. Gruver
G. A. Grover
Elmer Convey
Chas. Grove
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Denzil Johnson
Johnson
Floyd Grove
Harold Shimon
F. C. Hansen
John Ralle
Agatha Crowell Low
Melvin Dodson
Ralle
H. O. Ralle
Frank Bartosh
Luella Liester
A. C. Martin
George Dyiig
Martin Gehrt
Hjelmer Melland
Emil
C. M. Webb
Dorothy Douglas
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNT
United States
Votorist
Patent Office
Cummins Two
Charlie
Sheriff's
Jas
C. W. Siefkin
Savage
Carl J. White
Rolfe Ye Iowa
Robert Bruce
Savage Block
Rolfe Vo
L. M. Graham
K. P
Ftne
L. W. Kennedy
N. G. Lokerse
A. O. Boughton
Eagle Grove
J. M. Bush
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