Happenings at Havelock and Nearby Happenings
A busy Havelock social page notes visits from Gilmore City and Laurens, plus many local residents and relatives dropping in or traveling to nearby towns. It reports a child’s minor hand injury, recoveries, hospital care, and various community events at homes, churches, and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Date Cupp
Gilmore City
Sonny
Rena Haseby
Arden
Dda Knight
Newton
Mindessie Nyle
Frank Gilbert
Ren Gilbert
Fort Dodge
Mir
Moe
Ladds Vu
Adhoursh
Baste
Bert
Ron Meek
Spencer
P. Fitinter
Professionel Eatcher
Pocahontas
Miso Glauws Reiner
Berrandt
J.ff
Raymond Hovey
Bradgate
Havelock
George Hawk
James Grove
Plover
Lester Goodchild
Als
Silas Perry
Lutheran Hospital
Chas. Bernan
Grover
Gleeia I. Corbet
Thomas Edge
Obrecht
Hanter
Vigla Hess
Rheerds
Less
Wooal Daciuaan
Laurens
Srarel Halder
Aon
Raymond
Iqie
Pocaheetas Heliday
Mason
James Williams
James Williams Bone To Spend the Day. B.A. Dubbert
Heaselock
Woo. Kuyieht
Otto Maltzahn
Parahonutus
Qaud Prient
Guests Honored at Sunday Reception for Mr and Mrs Day
Tev and Mrs C L Day were guests of honor at a church reception after services on Sunday. A chicken dinner with all the trimmings followed at noon, then a Pella shop hour. The event was well attended and enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tev
Mrs. C. L. Day
Fragmented notice from Havelock area obliquely notes a passing
Incomplete clipping mentions a former Havelock girl and a Mrs. Tatton, with garbled phrases about a pass and week. Rutgers reference appears to be misread, leaving uncertain names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voord
Kerenea Mae Ups
Rutgers
Wey md Mars
Bode
Reading club meeting ends with a baked hunch
Mrs A Crandland and Mrs Merle Grodland led the event as attendees enjoyed a closing hunch served by the committee. Mrs William Boysen and others assisted in hosting. October 21 saw arrival of twin boys for the Stoulil family and a son for the Fokken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James RL
A. Crradland
X. Ude
Forte
Lowery
Meri
MN Vanttor
Merle Grodland
Ss. T. Stason
William Boysen
M. G. Herscher
Karl Sandy
George Davis
Will Stoulil
Jack Fokken
First PTA Meeting and Wedding Notices Highlight Local News
The first Parent-Teacher Association meeting met Wednesday night in the school auditorium, with Mrs. Sr. Whitmore presiding and the lights briefly out. Gladys VanHorsen and Darrel Meyers wed on Sunday October 21, 1945 with local families noted. both now connected to Havmlork and Aplington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Sr. 8. Whitmore
Verne Waters
Blow. Lathrop
Will Boysen
Anto Maltzahn
KR. Hunter
Carl Barth
Ey Tro Sane
Bettie
Dick Mhosange
Ben Cowan Paca
Mies
Gladys VanHorsen
Darrel Meyers
Meyers
0. van Horsen
Havmlork
Havelock
Havelock School
American Institute of Agi Ss
Des Moines
Wiles Cafe
Bates
New Deal
Tunnesdy
J. 4
Coca Tong
Happy Weeeed
Havelock Methodist Church Notes Sunday Schedule
Church notes list Rev C J Day as pastor and reference a Thursday meeting. Fragments mention circle meetings and services with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock Methossist
Revo C. J. Day
Poured a safe remedy promises cure for stomach pains
An ad for a stomach pain remedy claims a tested treatment clears pains under guarantee. Patrick Webb, a local druggist, asserts the product beats all rivals and promises satisfaction. The copy emphasizes safety and efficacy without specific ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trentee
CLM
Webb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Francis Jacobsen
H. D. Grover
J. H. Reimer
Linn Grove
Will Hilton
Fred Hauswirth
Pocahontas Mutual
Qie Borch
Havelock Oon
Loleta Thompson
Webster City
Freddie
Ernest Froh
Tename
Feros
Robe Ai
Bruce Hot, Savare Block
Rolpe, Iowa
P.T.A
Salen
Arcu
Poe
Mos
Geo
Greerts
Weber
Rose
Rey Arrow
Lorie
Cascade Ss
Shari
Colton
Bereta
Radio 2
Seer Gee
Rexall
Crean
Zee
Bior Poe
Dle
Obe
Puretest Products
Joe Giveerin
Foe
Pharmaceutical Dept
Zoe Borie
Cuscara Gompound
Victoria
Stationery Dept
Candy Dept
Webbs
Rolfe
Iowa
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