Tomorrow Will Be a Better Day for Rolfe Graduates
A Rolfe high school commencement speaker urged graduates to face tomorrow with hope and determination. He praised American achievements while stressing personal virtue, civic responsibility, and faith. He warned against cynicism and urged good deeds, neighborliness, and debt avoidance as they pursue purposeful lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Etroleum
Lester
Tomor, ‘Row
Middle West
Cedar Rapids
Rolfe
Nebraska
Atlantic
Alf
Minnesota
Washington
Earth
iIt
Bob Feilers
al Rudolfsons
Keith Rickards
Rolfe High School
Poultry Shifts Across the Nation and Midwest Watch
Frank Priebe discusses trends in poultry markets as eastern demand grows and middle western farmers face competition. He cites rail freight losses, cheaper Argentine corn, and rising urban poultry to explain why Americans may eat more chicken as processing improves. The piece notes evolving meat plants in New England and urges increased consumption of ready to cook poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yfor
Middle West
Boston
Rhode Island Reds
Plymouth Rocks
New England
Frank Briebe
Appointment of Administrator for Martha A Henderson Estate
In Pocahontas County Iowa the administrator Martha A Henderson estate is appointed and qualified. Creditors must repay the deceased or her estate and present claims as required by law for allowance and payment. Dated May 12 1987 W W Harris Administrator of Said Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A. Henderson
Pocahontas County
Iowa
A. D
Havelock Notes From Last Week In Local Visits
Mrs Dale Williams and sons from Sioux Rapids spent days in Havelock with C C Cole Jay Williams homes. John Whitman from Ware visited. Mrs Will Smith cared for Mrs Whitman. Local fishing trips included John Hess Will Brazier and G A Gruver. Fire damaged a corn sheller at Frank Bina home. Community activities included Ladies Aid quilting and the Sunshine club gathering. Memorial day events and 71st birthday for Fred Hoffert featured in town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale. Williams
Little Sons
Sioux Rapids
C. C. Cole
Jay. Williams
John Whitman
Ware
Will Smith
Whitman
John Hess
Will Brazier
G. A. Gruver
Frank Bina
Eldon Puck
W. C. Nystuen
George Dyiig
Lake Minnewashia
K. P. Hunter
Pocahontas
Charles Miller
Smith Cole
Don Cowan
George Hawk
Irene Hawk
Joe Kauffman
Chas
Hamen
Laurens
Clara Keerles
Martha Cagan
Dick Johnson
Mallard
Pete Smith
Sunshine Club
Will Pirie
W. R. Randolph
Ella Lane
Henry Smith
Pete
Charlotte Reents
Chris Hacker
Glenn Smoot
Peggy
Dennis
Dale Stover
Ladies Aid Society
Havelock Methodist Church
Jacobson
Will Hilton
Henry Edge
John Hendricks of
Rolfe
Henry Buck
Frank Ralfe
Irvin Carpenter
Rodman
Frank Eno
Lost Island
Ruthven
C. E. Luthman
Humboldt
Gus Ahlmstrom
Amanda Hersom
Pomeroy
Fort Dodge
Wickey
Brady Transfer Co
E. P. Hunter
John
Wapello
A. Patterson
Iowa City
Geo. Shaffer
West Liberty
Boysen
Charles Gurney
Wayne
Sliter
G. A
H D. Grover
Geo. Price
Gurneys
Jim Williams
Melvin
Leland
Des Moines
Williams
Amanda Mason
Black Hills
Canada
Henry Singleton
Don White
Fred Quade
Lester Goodchild and Sons
Gilmore City
Chester Klein
Mo ‘ Jay Williams
Boyson
Erwin Wickey
U. S. Navy
Florida
Holstein
Ruth Smith
Will. Nowack
J. G. Obrecht
Storm Lake
Charlie Dilocker
C. L. Day
American Legion and Auxiliary
Fred Hoffert
Henry Hoffert
Ralph Philp
John Kirkner
Albert Hoffert
Royal
Carl Hoffert
Emmetsburg
Harold Shimon
Havelock
Harrison Knapp
Plover
Les Thorson
Carl Hatteberg
Havelock Class of 1937 Holds Commencement Exercises
The class of 1937 graduated at the high school auditorium with many in attendance. The event featured pink and lavender class colors, a program including Verdi’s Aida procession, readings, songs, and the presentation of diplomas by Superintendent Nystuen and Byron Lathrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cowan
C. L. Bey
Glee Cy
C. E. Luthman
W. C. Nystuen
Byron Lathrop
Board of Education
C. L. Day
Havelock School Closes After Year of Change
The Havelock school closes with staff returning home for summer. Principal A R Hesla will return next year to Rembrandt. Janet Martin to Schaller. Marjorie Swain to Ames and New Hartford. Don Cowan attends summer school. Merle Grodland to Clear Lake. Thelma Streveler to Rowan. Ida Fisher near Emmetsburg. Laura Peterson and Lorraine Loving to Albert City. Millicent Eppelsheimer near Plover. Vivian Pink to Buffalo Center. Board reelected entire faculty and several signed contracts. Bus drivers to remain largely unchanged.
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Havelock
A. R. Hesla
Rembrandt
Janet Martin
Schaller
Marjorie Swain
Ames
New Hartford
Don Cowan
Merle Grodland
Clear Lake
Thelma Streveler
Rowan
Ida Fisher
Emmetsburg
Laura Peterson
Lorraine Loving
Albert City
Millicent Eppelsheimer
Plover
Vivian Pink
Buffalo Center
Board of Education
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ARROW
Westinghouse Refrigerator
Frank Priebes
Everter
District Court
State of
Nowhoto
W. W. Harris
Arrow Adz
Havelock News
Friay
Hazel Cooksey
Spencer
Bax
Jones Piano Co
Central Ave
W. H. Fowler
Fort Dodge, Iowa
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