Pocahontas News highlights births and local society events
Mr and Mrs Leo McCurnin welcome daughter Jocelyn born September 27 in Nome Alaska with plans to travel to Seattle October 13. Sacred Heart Ladies Society holds October meeting at Holy Name hall with clothing drive and library readings plus monthly breakfast for pupils. various social events and prizes described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo McCurnin
Jocelyn
Nome
Alaska
McCurnin
Seattle
Loretta Rafferty
Sacred Heart Ladies Society
Holy Name Hall
R. H. Wienhold
Holy Name
National Council of Catholic Women
J. J. Ryan
Elder Peterson
Will Schott
Fred Thoma
R. R. Allen
D. C. Hood
M Irs
Clarence Osweiler
Pocahontas Indians Triumph Over Renwick in Key Night Victory
Pocahontas backfield twins Dean and Gene Stoulis led the 19 to 6 win over Renwick Friday with two early touchdowns and a third marker by Basil Menkelsen. Renwick's lone score came on a Simmons to Liscomb pass in the first quarter. John Poggee starred on defense for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Gene Stoulis
Pocahontas
Renwick
Gene
Basil Menkelsen
Simmons
Liscomb
John Poggee
Indians Prepare For Homecoming Game On October Twentieth
The article notes the Indians plan a homecoming game on October 20 against Extra. It also covers local social events including a Twin Four bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. Brenny with guests Mrs. Muehl and Mrs. Hallman, prize winners at various card games, and a Sacred Heart society party benefiting the new school fund. A farewell party honored Paul Hudek, an intertype operator and Army Air Corps veteran, who reports to Chanute Field on October 20. Obituary details and funeral arrangements for QO. A. Zech are also included, with survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Kopriva
SS Peter and Paul’s
Glenn Oatman
Storm Lake
Jerry Zadoukal
Charles Hallman
Byron Poduska
R. N. Brenny
Twin Four
Phil Muehl
Joe Hallman
Loren Oleson
Elder Peterson
Paul Hudek
Paul J. Hudek
Legion Memorial
Hall
Hudek
Intertype
Record-Democrat
Army Air Corps
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Air Corps
Pocahontas County
Selective Service Office
Poca
Hantas
W. W. Hudek
Kinley Kinley and Kinley families noted in local notices
Kinley of Kansas City and Mrs Burton Jacobson of Sargent Minn head a group of sisters and relatives in a stream of social updates. Ellen Eubank of Ames visits relatives Virgil and Mrs Kaiser. Frank Shaw makes a Minneapolis trip. various hosts and club activities are reported including the Aloha club and new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Eubank
Ames
Virgil Kaiser
Minneapolis
Daisy McIntire
F. E. van Alstine
Mclntire
Bridge
L. P. Grosvenor
Stella Eaton
Milwaukee
John Eisenhauer
H. H. Winegarden
Sioux City
R. N. Brenny
Clarion
Phyllis
Jerry Brenny
John Brenny
Brenny
James Filloon
Rockwell City
Robert Baughman
Bobby
Whitehall
Wis
Everette Baughman
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John Catan
P. J. Martid
Anna Peterson
Ollowing
Charles Nedved
Rank Kopriva
Willard Art
Patricia
Patricia Kopriva
R. K. Francis
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Velma Oatman
Frank Kopriva
Ruth Kopriva
Sacred Heart High School
Sodality
Janice Sinek
Eddie Eckerson
Sally Mitchell
Jim Eichler
John Ryan
Roger Linnan
Frank Sinek
Michael Kreschi
Evelyn Hronek
Virgil Wagner
Joan Sawyer
Albert Sefeik
Peggy Hogan
Peter Groff
Don Koebele
Janet Poduska
Tom Miller
Don Ries
Veronica Ryan
Margaret Mileschik
Donald Ries
Diocesan
Mary Ann Schroeder
LaVon Schott
Kay O’brien
Pocahontas Indians
Indians
O. A. Zech
QO. A. Zech
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
H. Foege
Summit Hill Cemetery
Mr. Zech
McMahon
Chicago
Laurens
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Roy W
Will Havlik
Milton Point
Clarence A
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Gerhart DeWall
Palmer
Arnold E
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