Clemons Rites Held. Pocahontas Leader Dies at 54
William H. Clemons aged 54 died Friday afternoon of a heart attack. Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Clemons home with burial at State Center Iowa. He previously lived in Algona Laurens and Spencer while managing meat departments for Council Oak stores. Survived by widow three daughters a brother Roy and a sister in California. He had been employed as meat department manager in Pocahontas and later in Laurens and Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clemons
Clemons
State Center
William H. Clemons
Rudolph & Melntire Funeral
Pocahontas
Wisconsin
Roy
Spencer
California
Robert Hursh
Detroit
Mich
S. H. Brokaw
Hursh
Stanford University
Calif
D. M. Grant
Grace Fliner
Virginia
Grant
Pacific Theater
Navy
States
Corona
Coggon
T. H. McMeel
Ruth Hynes
Merle Barry
Katie
Dale
Pontiac
Clem Alig
John L. White
B. R. White
Fonda
Barry
Goodyear
Gerald Strathman
Wil- Weo> Coodyear
Mary
Farewell reception for Rex and Judy Coyle in Havelock
The community gathered at the church basement Sunday for a farewell reception honoring Mr and Mrs Rex Coyle Judy and Billy with a potluck dinner Byron Lathrop presided a quartet and piano duet entertained and gifts were presented including a memory book and money purse Rex spoke briefly and the group sang Auld Lang Syne a safe journey home to the south was wished The event was rainy but well attended and the mood was warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Coyle
Judy
Billy
Byron Lathrop
Paul Larson
Eugene Dyiig
Lee Larson
Cal Bass
Norma Jean Edge
Jo Ellyn Whitman
C. C. Cole
Donald Brent
Residents from Spirit Lake and nearby towns visit
Ann of Spirit Lake and Mr and Mrs H G Peterson with daughter Mary Lou of Lyons Nebraska visit Davenport and LaPorte City with Mrs Mullens and son Michael. Mrs Mullens and son stay for the week.
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Ann
Spirit Lake
H. G. Peterson
Mary Lou
Lyons
Nebr
Howard Goodyear
Davenport
E. Mullens
Michael
H. G. Goodyear
LaPorte City
Fall Festival Opens at Sacred Heart Hall with Luncheon and Booths
The fall festival hosted by Sacred Heart juniors will unfold October 8 at Holy Name hall with a noon luncheon, booths opening at 1 30 and evening entertainment from 8. The event is an annual fundraiser continuing many years.
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Sacred Heart School
Holy Name Hall
Woman's Club Hosts October Meeting in Havelock
Mrs. Jess DeVaul entertained the October meeting of the Woman's club Wednesday afternoon. The club presented a gift to Mrs. Rex Coyle who will soon leave Havelock. Lunch was served by Mrs. DeVaul and co host Mary Waters. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sandvig of Rolfe visited at Dale Spiker and H D Grover homes. Mrs. Sandvig went to Sioux City to see her son Arnold and his wife and meet her new granddaughter.
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Annette Kane
R.N
Omaha
Los Angeles
Calif
Eugene Strathman
Pocahontas
Bernard Wienhold
Gon
Virgil
Graettinger
Robert Cook
Albert
Minneapolis
Herman Hemker
Hemker
Theresa
Agnes
Louise
Lucille
Ladies Society
Ladies Social Society
Sts. Peter and Paul's Parish
Church Hall
James Zdrazil
Frank Bartosh
Alice Bartosh
Lily Collins
Ralph Hudek
W. J. Bartosh
Charles Zdrazil
Charles Hallman
Joe Hotovee
A. Hronek
Stanley Kordik
Charlene Sennett
Anna Blaha
Sacred Heart
Holy Name Hall
Joe Davis
T. M. Shimon
Leo Wolken
Arthur McCartan
John Crotty
L. W. Scott
Whele
Lydia Miemand
Larry Weik
Chicago
Terese Halder
Joe Halder
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Paul
Lind Olson
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Emma Olson
Ray Beck
O-Kay
A. C. Shimon
A. C. Loots
Frank Kopriva
C. E. Watts
Virginia Watts
Des Moines
Lawrence Halder
Stephen Raymond
Woman’s Club
Jess DeVaul
Rex Coyle
Havelock
Elmer Sandvig
Rolfe
Dale Spiker
H. D. Grover
Eugene Daniels
St. Peter
Minn
Robert Nelson
Manson
James DeVaul
Detroit
Mich
Gene Foster
Arthur Levene
Kill Kare Klub
Arnold
Barth
Fay Layson
Fred Klein
Vern Waters
Fort Dodge
Highland Park
New Jersey
Howard Johnson
Ray Grover
Carl Barth
Ames
Craig
Ida Mann
Willis Speer
Waterloo
Paul Wilson
Lewis Boster
Curlew
Ringsted
Will Brazier
Brook Gill
G. A. Grover
Laurens
Masonic Temple
C. §. Barth
Storm Lake
Bernard Johnson
Shirley
Claud Barth
Sioux City
C. L. Glascock
Audubon
Shelby Glenn
Joleen Urban
Walter Chase
Ella Chase
Eugene Waters
Dick Henderson
New Books Added to Havelock Library Shelf
Havelock public library reports new acquisitions including Vermilia How Green Was My Father The Story of Mrs Murphy Semi attached Couple Spring Came on Forever The Autobiography of William Allan White and a Cokesbury shower book. Local residents and frequent travelers are noted visiting relatives and attending events around town including the Kill Kare Klub meetings and trips to Des Moines Fort Dodge Ames and Laurens.
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Havelock Public Library
Vermilia
Green
Local visitors and club notes from area towns
Rolfe guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vaughn visiting daughter Mrs. Don Henderson. Thimble club met with Mrs. Walter Knight. Dr. and Mrs. Dale W. Glasscock of McCook Nebr stopped en route to St. Paul Minn. Alta Fred of Fort Dodge visited Fred and family. Fort Dodge guests A L Williams visited Froh home. Olesons from Glenwood Minn and Louie Oleson from Sedan called at Eldon Buck home. Friendly Day circle hosted church event with bazaar and dinner. American Legion Auxiliary to meet October 18 at Legion hall. dues urged. lunch by Mrs. Muriel Cole and others.
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Ernest Vaughn
Rolfe
Don Henderson
Walter Knight
Thimble Club
Dale W. Glasscock
McCook
Nebr
Shelby Glenn
St. Paul
Minn
Glasscock
Alta Fred
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Muriel Cole
LaRene Olberding
Mary Smith
Ring Recovered After Twenty Seven Years In Apple Grove
Mrs Harry Seehusen of Afton lost her wedding ring while milking twenty seven years ago. The grove was cleared and replanted, and the ring was found by her granddaughter while playing, still bright as in 1920.
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Harry Seehusen
Afton
Waxy corn premium set for Pocahontas county growers
Pocahontas county farmers who grew waxy corn will receive about a 12 percent premium over ordinary corn at sale. Max O. Naylor county extension director announced the figure this week.
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Pocahontas County
Max O. Naylor
Waxy-Maize Drives Iowa Waxy Corn Seed Trade
Waxy maize or waxy corn, used to make starch during the war, now finds rising demand from food industries cosmetics and paper and textile manufacturers. It is grown in 24 Iowa counties as a cooperative effort with the Iowa State college committee and American Maize Products maintaining inbred lines and double cross waxy hybrid seed. Growers receive a premium for this separately grown and marketed crop.
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Naylor
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
American Maize Products Co
Committee For Agricultural Development of
Iowa State College
Doane Agricultural Service
hired to contract acreage with farmers and follow through
A brief note indicates a role focused on securing acreage contracts with farmers and managing the marketing of the crop to ensure execution from cultivation to sale. The description centers on coordinating land use and crop commercialization efforts.
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Coyles
Edd Carlson
Eugene Waterstool
Emmetsburg
Jack Johnson
Hector
Clifford Ferguson
Peoria
Ill
Claus Johnson
C. R. Golly
J. C. Jessen
Story City
S. H. Gill
Leonard Meredith
Glen Basey
South Bend
Ind
W. A. Lizenby
Francis Parris
Linn Grove
F. E. Siddall
Mary Parris
Butler Parris
Robert Schuler
Frank Ralle
Ralle
Paul Schuler
Barbara Schuler
Roger Drobney
Mir
Deloss Drobney
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Lockie Electric
Pomejoy, Iowa
Beckord’s Hatchery
Iowa
Webb's Drug Store
Rolfe, Lowa
Vox Pop
Jack Parr
Bing Crosby
Henry Morgan
B & B Dairy
Stan-Holst
Climax Mill & Feed CO
Rolfe, Iowa
John Slaughter
Arizona
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Pennsylvania
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