Havelock Happenings Collects Local Visits and Events
Walter Hersom and son Loring of Jaurens visited Havelock while Jesse Hendricks of Grand RapidsMinn visited relatives in Havelock and Plover. Various residents traveled to Fort Dodge and Pocahontas for meetings and family visits. Palm Sunday choir, Ladies Aid, and bake sale events featured in local church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hersom and Son
Loring
Jaurens
Havelock
Mondew
Jesse Hendricks
Grand Rapids
Minn
Plover
Wilbur Allbee
Frank Lommer
Our City
Claude Albaugh
Emmetsburg
Frank Higbee
Floyd Miller
Ware
Ralph Hendricks
Rolfe
Henry Buck
Frank Ralfe
George Forbes
Pocahontas
Harold Shimon
George Waters
Remus Classen
John Ralle
Fort Dodge
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Ft. Dodge
C. A. Seward
Laurens
Rev. C. L. Day
C. E. Miller
J. B. Sheldon
Cal Bash
W. E. Mick
J. E. Barnes
W. W. Wilcox
Jefferson
Havelock Girls Make Fine Showing In District Tourney
Havelock High girls basketball earned Pocahontas county representation by winning the sectional in Plover. They beat Cooper 38 to 38 on Thursday, defeated Ottosen 30 to 28 on Friday, and lost to Seneca 30 to 27 as Seneca won the district title. The hometown team ended their run with a strong season.
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Havelock High
Plover
Pocahontas County
Cooper
Ottosen
Seneca High Basketeers
Seneca
Altho
Havelock
Family moves to farms and residences in local area
Jack Ehrtman and family relocate to the Mrs. W. M. Willey farm, Jas. DeVaul moves to the Obrecht residence, Will Stoulil to the Stoulil farm vacated by Dale Stover, who moves to town, Ted Stover to rooms above Grover billiard hall, Merle Bohn to a farm near Mallard, H. C. West to the S. Whitmore residence, Conrad Schubacker to his farm in the Plover neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Kunkle
Bradgate
H. H. Hilton
Ole Borch
Rolfe
Haven Lock
Irene Hibbs
Emmetsburg
Henry Buck
John Hendricks
Will Ralph
Baby
Will Gist
Beulah Cole
Dale
Iowa State College
Ames
C. C. Cole
F. F. Eno
I. Q O. O. F. Hall
Bachman Hardware
Chas. Wiegands of
Laurens
C. F. Young
Lawrence
Melvin Buck
Pocahontas
Calvin Hersom
Frank Ralfe
Jack Ehrtman
Barrel of Fun features at women mission meet
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church met in church parlors Friday afternoon. A feature of the program was a one act play, A Barrel of Fun, presented under direction of Mrs. W. W. Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
W. W. Fowler
Does the T B Test Eradicate Anything
A 1931 Iowa Denmark study controversy over cattle testing called the T B test. Opponents claim high cost of 30 000 in Renville County and false results condemning healthy cows. Proponents reference Denmark Illinois Nebraska actions and caution against bias in testing.
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Hector
Iowa
Denmark
Pocahontas County
Anti-Area Test Committee
Renville County
Chas. DeRue
Court House
House
Senate
Fof
Illinois
Koch
Ilinois
Nebraska
Hlavelock School Board Election Returns for Three Directors
The Hlavelock Independent Consolidated School District held its annual school election at City Hall. Three candidates ran for director. Will Boysen received 235 votes, John Kline 84, and Fred Hauswirth 84.
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Hlavelock Independent Consolidated
Will Boysen
John Kline
Fred Hauswirth
Havelock Methodist Church Notes Sunday Schedule
Havelock Methodist Church under Pastor Ray C. L. Day lists Sunday services Church School at 10:60 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Junior League 7:00 p. m. Epworth League 7:00 p. m. Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. Mid week choir rehearsal Thursday 8:00 p. m. Services in church all week. all are invited to attend and feel welcome.
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Havelock Methodist Church
Ray. C. L. Day
Epworth
Farm Cattle Used for Milk Then Sold for Food
The text notes animals left on the farm to produce milk for family use and states that ninety two percent of the condemned cattle are afterward sold for food.
Prison Visit Sparks Witty Exchange at The Alternative Diner
Conversational snippets show a visiting prisoner declaring life uncertain while a diner waiter jokes about serving praise. The conversation features a convict numbered 2823 and a diner staffer commenting on the fish and service as a social vignette.
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Old Lady
Barley Seed Found With Multiple Seedborne Diseases
Tests by the Iowa State College seed laboratory show barley seed infected with stripe, covered smut, scab and spot blotch fungi. Infection ranges from traces to 30 percent, reducing stand and yield. First control steps include seed cleaning and three ounces per bushel of Ceresan treatment. A circular PD-175 explains control of small grain seed diseases.
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Iowa State College
R. H. Porter
Porter
Extension Service
Wedlong Exchange Over Hats Reveals Tight Budget
In a brief exchange Mrs Wedlong urges spending on hats while Wedlong protests with a dollar in his pocket. He concedes she might have known they would want more items, highlighting their frugal moment.
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Wedlong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zhi
Fieme
Ash
Tray
Roscoe Hendricks
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Frank Ralle
Eleanor Hartgraves
Atalissa
Marjorie Barth
Rempty Johnson
Bird Island
George
Jack Johnson
Frank Lucas
Curlew
Jack Ehrtmann
Barney Wienhold
Pothontas
Paental Miller
Miller
Dorothy Plantz
Methodist Church
Ev. C. L. Day
Ladies’ Aid Society
B. J. Jacobsen
J. O. “Mgren
Williams
Idaanisch
Clare Eee
Myrna Webster Rose
John Nickell
Mary
Welter Nysteum
Julia
C. L. Day
Wee Rose Plantz
Marie Peggy
Mary Walters
Helen Mone
Wilma Walters
Ol Orie
J. C. Barth
Maud
Geo. Allen
Grace Hester
B. C. Boysen
Susan Heese
J. B
Business Men’s Ticket
Jas. H. Wilson
J. P. Graves
L. M. Graham
R. G. Hunter
WM. F. Pattee
Owen Patterson
Morris W. Webb
Grant Pollock
W. Stefkin
Citizens’ Ticket
J. H. Brinkman
O. B. Fuller SR
C. L. Gunderson
H. F. Kirchner
B, J. Lehnus
W. L. McIntire
James Sernett
W. P. Wheeler
The
Arrow
F. E. Grant
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