Scientists unveil serum for black widow bite treatment
A newly developed serum targets bites from dangerous black widow spiders. The discovery aims to improve treatment for venom exposure and reduce complications in bite victims.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
6
A newly developed serum targets bites from dangerous black widow spiders. The discovery aims to improve treatment for venom exposure and reduce complications in bite victims.
Havelock residents report weekend visits and family gatherings across nearby towns. Notables include Goodchilds at Jas. Grove, Whitmores hosting a birthday dinner for Walter Knight of Kanawha, and numerous relatives and neighbors visiting Plover Laurens Pocahontas Emmetsburg Okoboji Ware and Laurens. Family illnesses and hospital care for Vess Mason are noted along with local fishing trips and chores.
The Senior Class of Havelock High staged The Man In the Green Shirt directed by Fred Smallic. Cast included George Fudler Melvin Buck Ivan Ross Mabert Cain Wayne Phelps Mrs George Fuller and others with Lucille Hendricks Lena May Crow and Evelyn Nieman among performers at the Friday evening show in the school auditorium.
Faculty, seniors and the class of 1938 members were entertained at the home of Mrs. Harry F. Howard with assistings by Mrs. L. H. Hawk and Mrs. Chas. Phelp. Guests brought shady pictures for a guessing contest and a two course dinner was served at turquoise and blue decorated tables.
The memorial poppy will be worn on May 25 in Havelock to honor World War dead and support living veterans. Legion officials note the flower symbolizes sacrifice and is distributed by the Auxiliary to fund welfare work for disabled veterans and families. Citizens are urged to wear a poppy on May 26.
Mr and Mrs Jess DeVaul hosted members of the Kill Kare Klub and their husbands on a Wednesday evening last week. The group traveled to Laurens for a show at The Elite Theatre and returned to the DeVaul home to finish the night with a card session and a delicious lunch.
Commencement exercises for the Class of 1935 at Havelock high school will be held in the school auditorium Friday evening. Dr. Oscar Hansen of St. Paul Minnesota will deliver the address. Brete C. Nowlan, only member of the Class of 1895 now living in Toronto, Canada, may not attend.
Harry Goddard of Detroit visited the Chas Lehnus home last week. Mr and Mrs C J Miller and family called on Mrs Miller’s parents Mr and Mrs J B Sheldon at Havelock. Grover of Havelock plows on Karl Kilbourne’s Pikertown farm. Mr and Mrs James Williams of Havelock did Plover business. Jennie Roberts of Dodge Center and Arlo Shaver of San Diego visited and own property, part of N H Shaver estate. Lester Goodchild and family from Havelock visited Jas B Grove’s family. Ray Hess of Buffalo and relatives in Plover for the year’s graduation.
Nancy Jane Langfitt known as Grand ma Langfitt lived in the community with her son A B Langfitt and raised a large family of six sons and five daughters. She visited neighbors, spoke of pioneer incidents, and aged 83 died after influenza complications following eight weeks of illness while visiting a daughter in southern Town. A. B Walter and W. E. Langfitt were noted in the Plover community. Descendants and friends mourn the loss of this venerable mother.
A church program features Day Is Dying In the West as processional and How Beautiful Upon the Mountains as a vocal duet by Doris Young and Gladys Reimer. Rev. C. L. Day gives the invocation and address Forward or Back with the question seee. I Would Be True is a selection and Benediction by Rev. C. L. Day, with Mixed Quartette providing closing music.
A county unit meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held in Rolfe on Monday with Mrs. Claude Wilson Mrs. George Waters Mrs. Byron Lathrop Mrs. Harold Shimon Mrs. Wilbur Ellsworth and Miss Sadie Goodchild in attendance They reported a splendid meeting.
The Havelock Methodist Church invites the community to Sunday School and morning worship with Pastor C L Day. Activities for the coming week are planned as announced unless stated otherwise. All are welcome to attend and be part of services.
Robert and Maria Lumpkin born 1852 Indiana. Mrs Langfitt died May 10 1935 Osceola Iowa at age 83. Survived by six sons and five daughters, 79 grandchildren, 129 great grandchildren, five sisters. funeral May 18 at 2 30 p m at M K church.
A funeral service conducted by Rev. N. D. Gordon of Indianola and assisted by Rev. Clarence Moore concluded with interment at New Virginia Cemetery, reflecting on the deceased's life.
At the baccalaureate service for the Class of 1985 held in the Methodist church last Sunday evening, Havelock High School presented the following program.
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