Havelock Farewell As Zablow Family Moves Away
Neighbors and friends gathered at the Zablow home for a farewell party as Mr. and Mrs. Steve Zablow and family left for Fagle Grove. They plan to work in the C N W railroad yards and were wished success and happiness in the new home. Local residents note many visits and letters from community members and reflect on changes in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollie Miller
Royal
C. E. Miller
Plover
C. W. Miller
Farmers’ Savings Bank
J. W. Loots
Ward Leister
Estherville
Maurice Pike
B. F. Pike
Rolfe
Swea City
R. E. Grover
Steve Zablow
O. D. VanHorsen
Frank Higbee
Emmetsburg
Ralph Hendricks
Community Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Havelock School Grounds
The annual event held Wednesday featured the Havelock School Band under Morse of Storm Lake, a noon picnic, and a busy sports program. Prizes went to diverse winners in contests from slipper kicking to sack races, with ponies entered and a kittenball game amid displays by home economics and manual training students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock
Morse
Storm Lake
Geo. Waters
Mildred Jensvold
L. Hawk
W. A. Bachman
Evelyn Bachman
Minnie Munzenmay
Lois Jacobsen
Earl
Will Boysen
Havelock School
Manual Training
High School Athletic Association
K. P. Hunter
Harold Shimon
Jerome Gehrt
Quire Glascock Pair United In Marriage
Miss Iva Quire and Dr. D W Glascock have wed and are honeymooning in the Black Hills. Mrs Glascock has long served on the Havelock school faculty and Dr Glascock has practiced veterinary medicine in Havelock. The couple will reside at the Eno residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Quire
D. W. Glascock
Black Hills
South Dakota
Havelock
Eno
Dr. Glascock
Havelock Methodist Church notes Rev Day pastor
The Havelock Methodist Church lists Rev C L Day as pastor and shares a weekly schedule including Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Junior League and Epworth League at 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship at 8:00 p.m. Mid week choir rehearsal on Thursday at 8:00 p.m. Services are held as announced and all are welcome to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock Methodist Church
C. L. Day
Epworth
Havelock High Commencement Honors 15 Graduates
The Havelock Consolidated high school held its commencement in the school auditorium on Friday. Speaker Mason City resident W R Hamilton spoke on The Challenge of Life focusing on personality loyalty and character. Class honors went to Marjorie West with 95.2 percent and Arnold Schleusner with 92.4 percent. Diplomas were presented by George Dyvig to fifteen graduates, nine girls and six boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock Consolidated High School
Doris Young
C. L. Day
Marcille Nickell
Tekae W. R. Hamilton
Nystuen
George
W. R. Hamilton
Mason City
Notable Names Listed in Local Notices
A set of individuals including Mary Kline Dora Knight Byron Smith Loretta Bass Eugene Dying Marion Steen Ruby Williams Marjorie West Lavera Grover Cleone Osterle Velma Markley Everett Albaugh Luella Kauffman Harold Hitchcock Arnold Schleusner appear in the community roster. The list records residents or figures connected to a local event or notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Smith
Loretta Bass
Eugene Dying
Marion Steen
Ruby Williams
Marjorie West Lavera Grover Cleone Osterle
Velma Markley
Everett Albaugh
Luella Kauffman
Harold Hitchcock
Arnold Schleusner
Decorations Highlight Pink Roses and Lilacs in Room Display
The room and stage featured pink and white crepe paper emblems, a white picket fence with trellis, and trailing pink roses with lilies of the valley. Lilacs, snowballs and ferns adorned the scene, creating a very pleasing spectacle.
A Cheap Beginning
A daughter plays that Beethoven Sonata wonderfully and a six penny copy is all she has. Her parent believes she can make a success of anything.
Riches Have Wings Airplane Spin Echoes Dialogue
A witty exchange between two brothers uses the proverb riches have wings to mock greed. The thoughtful brother notes the danger of wealth while the grouchy one jokes that airplanes also fly and sometimes crash in dramatic fashion.
Not Safety Pins First College Boy
In a brief interchange the coed is asked about pins and replies that she has them though they are not mere safety pins, implying a notable display or accessory beyond ordinary pins.
Standards of Beauty Secrets of Beauty Rest
A fragmentary note describes an ancient carved goddess seen as real art. The brief text contrasts beauty standards and sacred sculpture from historical eras. The tone implies reverence for timeless craftsmanship and beauty.
Not Guilty Declared In Decade-Old Brick Attack Case
A judge finds the defendant not guilty after testimony claiming involvement in a head injury from a brick. The case centers on the accusation of striking a man with a heavy missile causing a skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Public remarks on politics and comedians in debate
Senator Sorghum responds to criticisms saying politicians are less in demand than comedians. The Washington Star reports his remark on the shifting political climate and the role of humor in public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Not So Modern Horse Trader Polo Horse Sale
A brief item notes a buyer praising a polo horse offered by a trader. The buyer suspects the horse could have been ridden by Marco, suggesting notable lineage or fame for the animal.
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Marco
Soul or Sole Transmogrification Question Sparks Banter
A social worker asks about belief in soul transmogrification, while a fisherman replies he prefers his soul in the ordinary way. The exchange conveys a humorous contrast between metaphysical doubt and practical taste.
Bank Robbery Report From Sunday Noted
The article fragment notes a bank robbery occurred on a Sunday and mentions named individuals in a domestic dialogue style. It references an unruly fund or vehicle but provides no clear details on location names, dates, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Matilda
Dusky Ike Refuses Help Over Sick Wife Demand
A terse exchange shows Dusky Ike declining charity after a man pleads for aid for a sick wife. The businessman offers a future job, but Ike responds that it will be too late as the woman could work herself by next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusky Ike
Control of Moles Uses Calcium Cyanide Dust and Traps
Iowa State College zoology professor J. E. Guthrie recommends calcium cyanide dust sprayed into mole burrows at ten foot intervals to kill moles. He also advises trapping in active tunnels during peak activity at daybreak noon and sundown to curb damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Guthrie
Iowa State College
Mr. Guth
Rie
Secret Engagement Echoes Amid Rules and Exceptions
Rogge states the engagement remains secret as others comment on rules that appear to be exceptions. The remarks hint at underlying tensions and unclear norms in the proceedings.
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Lovelock
Iowa City
University Hospital
John Hendricks
Ife
Pee Buck
Frank Ralle
Oscar Lenhardt
Fort Dodge
Lora Bass
Havelock High School
F. F. Eno
Busife
C. C. Cole
Pocahontas
Sweet
Gh School
Miss A Quire
Sebo
Pocahons
Ughter
Gerald Henderson
Mily
Leon Allen
Small Son
George Allen
Dorothy Orr
Fonda
G. A. Larson
Laurens
Javelock
Amos Hartsock
Central States Electric Company
Melvin Buck
Calvin Hersom
Pohontas
Lillian Schallan
Atending Business College
Masonity
Cine Folks
Gus Witt
Gilmore City
John Kline
Emily
Ole Borch
Relfe
Eugene Waters
Gerry
K. R. Waters
George ‘Waters
H. D. Grover
Miss Lavera
Elmer Sanding
Alice Chase
Varina
Thomas Edge Hhome
Janice
Marilyn Miller
J. B. Sheldon
Isaac Gruver
Doris
Gerald
Welcome, Minn
Lavera Gruver
Donovan Miller
Chicago
Ila Fisher
Ite Ladona Bartley
Gilmore Zy
Helping Hand
Northwest Aid Society
H. F. Oldfield
G. Herscher
George Ie
E. J. Sandy
Berthaer
Cora Sharp
Bachlittle Te
Tareet
Ite Ding
Quire — Glascock
Havelock High
Mary Kline
Dora Knight
Tara
Ruthie Weed
Guthrie
Bulletin Office
Ames
Iowa
Rogge
Rolfe Arrow
Pocahontas County
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