High School Cast Presents Operetta At Auditorium
The Havelock area notes a large audience for the high school operetta Oh Doctor at the school auditorium directed by Mrs. R. W. Forbes and Miss Jean Rachut with Thurma Bringleson in charge of dancers and Daniel Peterson lighting. Cast includes Dr Drinkwater and many others. features a ballet and singing chorus. Local notices follow of residents, social events, and a fatality obituary forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Forbes
Jean Rachut
Thurma Bringleson
Daniel Peterson
Dr. Drinkwater
Sanitarium
Donald Silvey
Bob
Gloria
Kenneth Silvey
Cynthia
Dorothy Lathrop
Manuel
Bill McConaughy
the Pilgrim
Rose Lou Randolph
Betty Huseby
Marian Stover
Wanda Tuttgers
Verla Brazier
Francis Crotty
Norma Knight
Bernadine Godfrey
Boyd Daniels
Havelock Methodist Church Plans for Future World Order
Pastor John Drake Wolcott outlines church preparations for a new international world order to preserve peace. The Good Will Track of Sioux City visits October 17. Woman's Society of Christian Service meets Thursday for important business. Last Sunday's relief offering totaled 17 dollars 75 cents. Members urged to contribute next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock Methodist
John Drake Wolcott
Sioux City
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Salsbury’s tanker wrecked in east coast hurricane
Robert Salsbury of the Merchant Marine left Friday for Port Arthur Texas after visiting family. His tanker battled the hurricane for days off the east coast and was wrecked on rocks off Massachusetts with the bow remaining above water. The crew sought refuge in the bow and were rescued by the coast guard. no fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Robert Salsbury
Merchant Marine
Port Arthur
Texas
Kay
A. L. Salsbury
Salsbury
Bob
Massachusetts
Coast Guard
Ruth Phillips Weds Navy Man Robert J. Miller in New York
Ruth A. Phillips daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Phillips of Pocahontas married Robert J. Miller yeoman second class of the Navy in a September 24 ceremony at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York City officiated by Rev. Ralph B. Nesbit. A reception for 100 guests followed at the church house. Miller is from Troy New York and Ruth is a Pocahontas graduate of Pocahontas public school and Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Phillips
Ruth A. Phillips
A. J. Phillips
Pocahontas
Robert J. Miller
Navy
Troy
New York
Ralph B. Nesbit
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York City
Senior play at Sacred Heart to stage Dont Take My Penny
Sacred Heart seniors will present Dont Take My Penny a comedy by Anne Coulter Martens on October 12 and 18 at Holy Name Hall in New York City. Also noted are confirmations at Sacred Heart with Bishop Heelan administering to 54 parishioners and a surprise 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. J V Poduska with a Golden Hour club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gruver
G. A. Gruver
Laurens
Reeves
Will Miller
John Brazier
Thimble Club
Brazier
Anne Coulter Martens
Sacred Heart School
Holy Name Hall
J. V. Poduska
Golden Hour Club
Oscar Johnston
Charles Nieman
Adolph Keeble
Gerald
Byron Poduska
Ben Poduska
al Zeman
Remsen
Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Church
Edmund Heelan
Sioux City
Vincent L. Beacom
N. J. Bees
Pomeroy
A. J. Allers
O. H. Hermsen
Gilmore City
D. A. Tewell
Rolfe
Slig
Mallard
William P. Hyland
George F. Wessling
Heelan
Sts. Peter and Paul Church
J. J. Hyland
Manilla
James Shanahan
Barnum
J. J. Howley
Fonda
Gabriel Barry
Varina
O. H. Hermansen
Pocahontas Indians rout Renwick in Friday game
The Pocahontas Indians defeated Renwick 7 to 0 on Friday night. Anderson connected on a 35 yard pass to McCormick to set up the opening score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Pocahontas Indians
Renwick High
Anderson
McCormick
Indians Fall Narrowly In Season Finale
Anderson scored the lone basket late to lift the Indians past the Tigers while Pogge excelled for the losers. The Indians close the season Friday versus Livermore. Pfc. DeLoss Drobney returned home on a 20 day furlough from Camp Claiborne, La., meeting his wife and relatives at Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Pogge
Indians
Livermore
Pfc
DeLoss Drobney
Camp Claiborne
Roger
Ronald
A. J. Drobney
Drobney
Des Moins
Clayton Drobney
Omaha
Pfc. Drobney
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Will Hendricks
Donald Gibson
Bill
Lorraine Scheer
Albert Scheer
Pearl M. Mick
Prudence
Mick
Colorado Springs
Benjamin Eby
Ray Gruver
West Bend
Colorado
Ray Grover
George Johnson
Johnson
Keith Horseman
Alice Keerles
Methodist Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Tort Dodge
Carl Barth
Charles Mankle
Frank Johnson
Frank Ralle
Adram Logan
George Cole
Harold Hauswirth
Clarence DeYoung
Brown Waters
Phl
Billings
Mont
Hauswirth
Yellowstone National Park
Pearl Mick
Sioux Rapids
Prudence S. Mick
Colo
Mora
Northfield
Austin
Minn
James Wright
Vern Waters
Wright
Harold Wright
Havelock
Ted
Dakota
O. J. Keerles
M. B. Stover
Graydon Swanson
Missouri
Kill Kare Klub
Arthur Ralfe
Gordon Leigh
Kenneth Wenck
Sonny
Huseby
George Lanus
Betty Wright
Melvin Knoblauch
Howard Gibson
Duane
War Department
Loyd Godfrey
Bode
Prudence Mick
Okoboji
Robert Mick
Ben Large
Stella Mohler
Havelock Public Library
Joe Edge
Harold Crowell
Havelock Woman’s Club
Crowell
William Boysen
Fred Hauswirth
George Silvey
Ali
Clem Alig
Emmet Hood
Doug Tuttle
Carl Hood
Charles Fleege
Cletus Lieb
Roy Leichler
A. L. Jones
Joplin
R. F. Herrick
Lt. Herrick
Camp Crowder, Mo
Robert Lottman
Pocahontas Auto Co
Lottman
Spirit Lake
Glen Hall
James
Cpl
Dale Westell
Edward Westell
England
Cpl. Westell
Eighth Air Force
M. Irmina
St. Francis, Dubuque
M. Loretta
M. Sienna
Sisters of St. Francis
Adleria
Adlarika
Webb’s Drug Store
Iowa
Gus
Will Shimon
Tiny Shimon
Omaha Ay
Kopriva
Guy Alesch
Hy Shaw
Buesty P
Kenneth Hanson
Rock Falls
L. S. Homan
Chat
Horny Meinees
Robert Armbruster
Columbia Broadcasting System
Central States Electric i
Robber
D. Blur
Severno
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
United States Senate
Rourke
Hickenlooper
United States
Washington
Rowen D. Bure
State of
House of Representatives
State House
Des Moines
Towa
Blue
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