Mardella Aden and Meryl Smith Wed at Pocahontas
Miss Mardella Aden married Meryl J. Smith Friday at the Lutheran church in Pocahontas with Rev. W. J. Lewinske officiating. The ceremony featured a pink and white carnation décor and a bridal party including Miss Kathryn Aden and Miss Mary Wilson.
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Havelock
Pocahontas
Mardella Aden
Meryl J. Smith
W. J. Lewinske
Kathryn Aden
Palmer
Mary Wilson
Duane Smith
Allen
Norma Jean Smith
Levy Aden
Merlin Nomann
Aden
Vera Jolliffe
Lorrine Scher
Ernest Froh
Claud Wilson
Smith
Reamer Aden
Land
Havelock High School
Ferguson Supply Store
Laurens
Roscoe Smith
Garfield Webb School
Des Moines
Lindsey
Havelock Town Officers Re-elected At Monday Vote
In Havelock the town election Monday re elected all town officers. Officials include Mayor G A Speer and Councilmen Walter Knight William Nowc ack Axel Carlson Joe Edge O D Van Horsen Treasurer Martin Larson Assessor Ned Goodchild.
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Havelock
G. A. Speer
Walter Knight
William Nowcack
Axel Carlson
Joe Edge
O. D. van Horsen
Martin Larson
Ned Goodchild
Assesey
175 Attend Meeting of American Legion and Auxiliary
Attendance reached 175 at a joint meeting of the American Legion and Auxiliary held Monday evening. Legion met at their hall, Auxiliary at the theater building. Mrs. William Escher reported on the Des Moines spring conference. The program featured music and a skit, followed by lunch and dancing with Jeppersons Orchestra. My and Mrs. Isaac Gruver visited Welcome, Minnesota.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
William Escher
Palo Alto
Des Moines
Jepperson
Globe Trotters Lose In Overtime At Laurens Gym
A crowd near 900 watched the Globe Trotters lose to the Havelock Independents 55 to 53 in overtime at the Laurens gym. Receipts topped 4000 pesos as local residents shared in the victory and postgame activity with visits to area homes by Mrs. Earl Sandy, Mrs. Martha Herscher, Eva Buck, Pearl Mick, and others. The Hauswirth family has recovered enough to be about.
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Laurens Gym
Globe Trotters
Havelock Independents
Earl Sandy
Martha Herscher
Rolfe
George Miller
Eva Buck
Pearl Mick
Miller
Mayme Daugherty
Winifred Mason
I. M. Halder
Viola Kemp
Fred Hauswirth
Laurens
Nystron Family Buys 80 Acre Howrey Farm Near Here
The Oscar Nystron family of Sioux City purchased the 80 acre Howrey farm northwest of town with stock and equipment for 20000 dollars. Possession is set for next fall. Howreys moved here from Manson about 30 years ago and will return there. Mrs Nystron is formerly Ruby Hauswirth. Nearby, Mrs Eugene Waters of Hewitt Minnesota visits her mother Mrs Ella Chase. George Waters and wife attended a 25th wedding anniversary dinner for Jack Haynes in Lohrville, the couple also marking the Haynes 27th anniversary. Local service women of America held a county meeting at Palmer attended by the Waters and Quade families. Melvin Knoblauch of Albert City visited Harold Wright. Will Randolph and daughter Rose Lou with Blanche Bohn Enid and George attended Fort Dodge shopping. A Methodist fellowship dinner attracted 75. Locker work advances at the south part of the theater building. The James Refrid Co of Mason City bought the city owned building for 13000.
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Albertson
M. D. Anderson
Rolfe
Don Henderson
Paul Larson
Carson Holtors
Pomeroy
Roger Edge
Rebekah Lodge
Legion Hall
Frank Emmons
Council Bluffs
George
Verna Waters
Jack Haynes
Lohrville
George Waters
Haynes
Vern Waters
Lloyd Mmary
Robert and
Perm
Marmetsbore
Martha Herschel
Pocahontas
Iowa State
Ames
Lee Larson
Camp Crowder
Louisiana
Oscar Nystron
Sioux City
A. M. Howrey
Howrey’s
Manson
Nystron
Ruby Hauswirth
Eugene Waters
Hewitt
Minnesota
Ella Chase
Waters
Floyd Qertley
Bert Gaskill
Alice Quade
United
The
James Refrid Co
Mason City
Havelock Methodist Church Service and Activities
Havelock Methodist Church schedules Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 7 p.m. Bible study Thursday at 7:15 p.m. Choir practice at 8:15 p.m. Young married folks meet at Rex and Coyle home Friday. Woman's Society of Christian Service meets Thursday afternoon at the George Dying home. Executive board meets at the parsonage Thursday at 1:45.
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Rex Coyle
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
George Dying
Marines Recruiting Ad Targets Young Men Nationwide
The article promotes U S Marines recruitment for peacetime service aboard battleships and in embassy guard roles in Tientsin China. It notes permanent sub stations in Sioux City Waterloo and Cedar Rapids with temporary posts in Mason City and Dubuque and invites interested youths ages 17 to 25 to apply.
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United States Marine Corps
Marine Guard
Tawa
Missouri
Wisconsin
Ate Wang
Tientsin
China
Joe Louis
U.S. Marines
Marine Corps
Sioux City
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Dubuque
Marine
Old Federal Building
Des Moines
WCOF Elects Officers in Pocahontas Church Ranks
Mrs Adolph Koebele was re elected chief ranger of St. Joan of Arc Court 1113 W C OF OF F at Holy Name hall on Thursday March 21 The meeting re elected all officers and set April meeting for April 26 Also a five hundred card game with prizes to Mrs Ledward Edmundson high score and Mrs Charles Schott low score. Mrs Joseph Schoofs drew a prize.
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W.C.O.F
Adolph Koebele
St. Joan of Arc Court
Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters
Holy Name Hall
Carl Storr
Charles Nieman
A. E. Orth
Josephine Stelp
Local Youths Crouse and Miller Named in Pocahontas
Russell W. Crouse age 19 and Joyce Miller age 18, both of Pocahontas, are noted in a brief local item. Miss Harriet Kirby returns to Sheldon after a four week visit with her parents Rev J R Kirby and Mrs Kelleher. Miss Kirby teaches in Sheldon public schools. Miss Jane Quinn underwent major surgery at Mercy hospital Fort Dodge and is progressing satisfactorily. Genevieve Kelleher daughter of Mrs Bridget Kelleher also had an appendectomy at Mercy Fort Dodge and is in good condition.
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Mark Gannon
Chicago
Sears Roebuck
David Grant
Oakland
Calif
Ensign David Grant
Naval Hospital
Ensign Grant
Pearl Harbor
Robert Hursh
Detroit
Mich
Harriet Kirby
Sheldon
J. R. Kirby
Kirby
Jane Quinn
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Genevieve Kelleher
Bridget Kelleher
Women Society Hosts Guest Speaker in Church Parlor Luncheon
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church held a 1:15 luncheon in the church parlors followed by a program led by Rev. J R Kirby with guest speaker Rev Elvich Groth who discussed The Post-war World and wartime experiences. A business meeting with Mrs Loren Reid presiding concluded the event.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service of the
Methodist Church
R. J. Naffziger
D. W. Stahly
F. C. Hartung
S S. Davidson
J B Lucas
A. L. Jones
J. R. Clark
J. R. Kirby
Elvich Groth
Groth
Europea
Loren Reid
Local Clerk Issues Marriage Licenses in List of Names
The clerk of courts issued marriage licenses to several couples including Meryl L. Smith 22 and Mardella K. Aden 18, William Miller 21 and Tonia Anderson 19, Sheila Anderson 19, Fonda, John K. Schulte 21 of Sioux City and Barbara Blizzard 20, Fonda, Elmer George Clayton 26 and Mina Jean Shaw 23.
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Meryl L. Smith
Mardella K. Aden
William Miller
Tonia
Sheila Anderson
Fonda
John K. Schulte
Sioux City
Barbara Blizzard
Elmer George Clayton
Mina Jean Shaw
Local Family Visits and Training Plans Across Town
Arm strong and Fort Dodge Pavik families join Mrs. Winegarden for a Sunday visit. Norma Jean Johnson, a Chicago student nurse, leaves Carroll for a six month training on an Indian reservation in South Dakota, then returns to Chicago. Twin Tech club hosts, Ted Johnson wins traveling prize. Mission priests conduct services at Sacred Heart and St Peter and Paul churches with daily Masses and lent services.
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Clifford Johnson
Albert City
Norma Jean Johnson
Chicago
H. H. Winegarden
Carroll
Miss Johnson
South Dakota
Winegarden
Herbert Platz
Will Waldron
Twin Tech Club
Ted Johnson
Plants Home
War Trophy Tea Sponsored by Pocahontas Unit Auxiliary
The Pocahontas Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a War Trophy silver tea on April 2 in the Hotel Pocahontas dining room. It runs from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm with a large overseas souvenir display. The public is invited.
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Pocahontas
American Legion Auxiliary
Hotel Pocahontas
Casts Enter Festival At University Tow
Five casts entered the community section of the play production festival at the University of Tow from March 27 to April 2. They represent women’s clubs in Iowa City Fairfield and Cedar Rapids. Cedar Rapids has two entries and Fairfield is represented in two classes B and G.
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University of Tow
Iowa City
Fairfield
Cedar Rapids
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