Last Rites Held For Merle Bell In Guthrie Center
Funeral services for Merle Bell 62 of Guthrie Center were held March 6 at Rodman Presbyterian Church. Born October 3 1904 he died March 2 after a heart attack. Survived by wife Dorothy and seven children including Shir ley Schmidt Johnny Joe Bell Robert Hell Sheila Beilenburg Larry Curtis and Michael plus seven grandchildren and his mother Mrs Mary Bell. Several local residents and family attended events and related gatherings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Bell
Guthrie Center
Rodman Presbyterian Church
Louis Dirks
Merle J.bell
Joe Bell
Rodman
Dorothy Walker
Shirley Schmidt
Denver
Colo
Johnny Joe Bell
Fort Dodge
Robert Hell
Shelia Beilenburg
California
Larry Bell
Navy
Curtis
Michael
Mary Bell
Merle Bells
Pete Freels
Plover
Sunday Visitors and Local Notices in Pocahontas
Pocahontas residents host visitors at Sacred Heart rectory including Mrs Selina Karloff and Rev H B Karhoff. Gene Joachims returns from Okinawa for 30 day fur lough. Several relatives visit from Sioux City Algona Ottosen Des Moines and Bonn. A marriage license is issued to McFadden and Garmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Selina Karloff
H. B. Karhoff
W. H. Cooper
Gary
Mike Cooper
Sioux City
Cooper
Karhoff
Hattie Larson
Algona
C. E. Calligan
Pocahontas
Pfc
Gene Joachims
Charles Joachims
Okinawa
Gene
Camp el Toro
Calif
Black-Draught Promoted For Overnight Constipation Relief
Mrs. Milton Kistler of Wescosville Pennsylvania touts Black-Draught as a gentle overnight remedy for constipation and sour stomach. The ad markets pure vegetable herbs, no harsh griping, and morning relief with powder granules or tablets, now pitched for children with honeyed taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Kistler
Wescosville
Local Social Notes Recall Moves and March Events
Mr and Mrs Paul Wahlgren and sons plan to move to St Petersburg Florida after eight years of farming nearby Mrs Abens now lives in St Petersburg also Mr and Mrs Virgil Albrecht observe their 11th wedding anniversary and Mrs Chas Albrecht is 73. The Ed Albrecht home near Clare hosted a party for them with gifts and cards. Christine Anne Knight and her father left for Peoria Indiana to live where he becomes city agent for Chicago and Northwestern Railway. Presbyterian Women met March 7 at Miss Helene Clarks home with dessert and mission mite submissions. A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Maxine Freeburg. The Legion Auxiliary held a 6 30 pm potluck March 5 for Liberty post and wives with the Happy Harmonizers from Woodward state school and hospital and junior auxiliary members. Mrs Lillian Lumsten left February 27 for Speers hospital in Denver to stay two months then return home. Pocahontas County American Legion approved donations of 25 to the Polio Fund and 25 to the Cancer Fund. Read the Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Ferguson
James Goodchild
Forest City
Alfred Bergeson
Renee
James Jensen
Estherville
Charles Bergeson
Terris
E. L. Larson
Oscar Peters
Susan
Pomeroy
Dora Cirks
Gilmore City
Louis Cirks
L. Hilton
W. Eberle
Graettinger
James Trimble
Leonard Henderson
Pocahontas
Ruth Stoats
Open Bible Church
Barker Building
Plover
Plover Open Bible Church. Lonnie Prochaska
Texas
Ed Hough
Scott Field
Des Moines
Karen Kerns
Helen Pirie
Sonja Garlock
Muriel Burgardt
Sharon Buettner
Dorothy Loomis
Nancy Pi
Joe Hough
Rodman
J. R. Hough
Walter Grethen
W. John Pollock
Judy
Walter Gretcen
Jean
Sally Jo Graff
Pamela Lear
Joan Lynch
of Mallard
Mary Jo Arnold
Loren Thompson
Tommy
Louis Wilson, Jr
Rolfe
Gene Grethen
Edna Henderson
Ronald Henderson
LeRoy
Minn
Bancroft
Delbert Hubbell
LaRue Burns
Leonard Karsten
Wall Lake
Albert Havlik
Karlene Havlik
Albert Havliks
Brian Barry Hubbell
Mallard Catholic Church
James MacFadzen
Presbyterian Church
C. E. Eppelsheimer
Jonny Saylor
Lawrence Hilton
Donna Sanding
Gene Garman
Virginia Hood
Alvin Fowler
A. J. Shaw
George Shors
A. Ramirez
Minnie McEwen
LeRoy Nelson
Donna Sandvng
Myrtle Trong
Newell
Simonson
Charles Joens
Algona
N. J. Meurer
Don Vogle
Jamella Rose
Vogle
N. J
Paul Wahlgren
Gary
Terry
St. Petersburg
Fla
Wahlgren
Louis Abens
Palmer
Virgil Albrecht
Chas, Albrecht
Ernest Johnson
Maxine Freeburg
Legion Auxiliary
Liberty Post
Auxiliary
American Legion
Alfred Plautz
Ray Garrels
Woodward State School and Hospital
Lillian Lumsten
Good Samaritan Home
Speers Hospital
Denver
Colo
Parks Open to Visitors Despite Traffic Restrictions
State parks toll gates may close to cars but not to people. Conservation officers say thawing roads require temporary vehicle bans to prevent road damage. Ray Mitchell, Superintendent, calls the situation normal and temporary as walkers and picnickers are welcome during late March and early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Commission
Ray Mitchell
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Plover News
Ata Carag
Veterans Administration Office
Harcourt
Kenneth Nelson
Pocahontas News
Ted Flaherty
Richard Bakken
Ottosen
Mary Taylor
Colorado Springs
Donald Flaherty
Army Hospital
Fort Carson
James Charles McFadden
Elizabeth Fay Garmon
Nigon Club
F. Joseph Schoofs
Francis Eichler
Schoofs
Duane Baker
Adel
Art Olson
Rochester
Olson
Cynthia Hunt
Harry Pace
Sumner
Good Samaritan
Germany
Edith Schafer
Bonn
Rhine
New York
Carl Storr
Miss Schafer
Storr
Evelyn Hronek
Miami
Wesley Hronek
Florida
Hronek
Washington, D. C
Tuxon River Air Base
Maryland
D. A. Mitchell
Chicago
Jack Mitchell
Dubuque
Bonnie Mitchell
Mitchell
Jack
Kraft Food Company
Green Bay
Wisc
ENJO
Fillette
Young’s Standard Service
Dial
Humboldt Rendering Co
Presbyterian Women’s Organization
Helene Clark
Joe Wilson
W. W. Anderson
Frank Braley
R. A. Regiers
Pocahontas County American Legion
Cancer Fund
Northwest
Harold Watson
Tech
Count of Monte Cristo
Alexander Dumas
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
the Apostle
Sholem Asch
Alec Waugh
North Frederick Street
John O'Hara
Webb’s Drug Store
Stu Webb
America
Liberty Regained
Pennsylvania
Thomas Cooper
Vermont
Matthew Lyon
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Thos
Abiokayy
Lkeoky
Congress
Cooper Ando Lyon
Richard Home Service
Kohler Plumbing
Armstrong Linoleum
Greater
Iowa
United States Brewers Foundation
Liberty Ridge
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