Joan Shaffer Weds Glen Joachims in Pocahontas
In Pocahontas on Tuesday October 28 at Sacred Heart Church Miss Joan Shaffer and Glen Joachims were married in a nuptial mass. The ceremony featured Panis Angelicus and On This Day, Oh Beautiful Mother sung by Anita Lorge. The couple will reside in Sheldon with Joachims employed as parts manager.
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Pocahontas
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Joan Shaffer
Glen Joachims
G. F. Wessling
Anita Lorge
Panis Angelicus
M. Cecile Marie
Rossini
Donald Hobbs
Alice
Mary Shaffer
Margaret Joachims
James Shaffer
Donald Shaffer
Earl Joachims
Hotel Pocahontas
Leo Pattee
Ma‘donna Wagner
Bernadine Stoulil
Gwen Gannon
Joachims
John Shaffer
Sacred Heart High School
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Charles Joachims
Pocahontas High School
Sheldon
Dyeis Motor Co
Havelock CBS Club Hosts Bridge Evening Prizes Awarded
Mrs Lawrence Brazier and Mrs Wayne Philp hosted the CBS club at the Philp home with prize winners Floyd Schleusener Wayne Arnold and Albert Hansen taking top traveling and low honors. Albert Hansen of Lavinia received a gift. he is now manager of the Quaker Oats elevator at Sherwood Minnesota. Lunch followed.
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Lawrence Brazier
Wayne Philp
C.B.S
Philp
Floyd Schleusener
Wayne Arnold
Albert Hansen
Lavinia
Hansen
Quaker Oats Elevator
Sherwood
Minn
Pretty fall wedding ties Kathleen Posakony to Charles Oldsen
Kathleen Posakony of Pocahontas became Mrs. Charles Boyd Oldsen of Saginaw in a Friday morning ceremony at St. Andrew's Catholic Church Saginaw Michigan. Rev George Artman officiated the nuptial mass with Miss Kathleen Posakony escorted by her uncle Albert Shimon. The bridal party included bridesmaid Mrs George Ferris and best man O V Johnson. Afterward a breakfast was held at the Bancroft hotel's Gold Room. Mrs Oldsen held a home economics degree from Iowa State College Ames 1946 and worked for Ladies Home Journal. Oldsen a former U S Navy ensign now with Francis Engineering Co Saginaw.
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Kathleen Posakony
St. Andrew’s Catholic Church
Saginaw
Mich
Josephine Posakony
Pocahontas
Charles Boyd Oldsen
Boyd Oldson
Sac City
Iowa
George Artman
Albert C. Shimon
George Ferris
O. V. Johnson
Gold
Bancroft
Oldsen
The
Ladies Home Journal
Towa State College
Ames
Town State College
Engineering Corps
U.S.N
Francis Engineering Co
Local Junior Auxiliary elects new officers at Bush home
Junior American Legion Auxiliary members meet at Mrs. C. R. Bush residence with Mrs. Adolph Koebele assisting. Shirley Shimon elected president succeeding Janet Lou Bouma. Grace Schoofs named secretary and Kathryn Koebele sergeant-at-arms. Social hour follows with refreshments.
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Junior Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
C. R. Bush
Adolph Koebele
Shirley Shimon
Janet Lou Bouma
Grace Schoofs
Jenita Miller
Kathryn Koebele
Bush
Koebele
Luncheon Guests and Local Visits Reported
Luncheon guests at Mrs. Henry Buck’s home included Mrs. Lawrence Buck Rolfe Mrs. El don Buck Geraldine Richard Melvin Judy Mrs. Melvin Buck Gerald Melvin and Mrs. Jimmy DeVaul Valuray and David. John Reimer group visits St. Louis to see daughter Bert Klaus after stopping to see Raymond Knittel in Des Moines. W S C S held World Day of Prayer with a noon potluck and afternoon meeting. Mrs. Joe Spencer of Greeley Colorado spent Monday with Bert Jacobson and was schoolmate of Mrs. Spencer in Havelock.
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Henry Buck
Lawrence Buck
Rolfe
Eldon Buck
Geraldine
Richard
Melvin
Judy
Melvin Buck
Gerald Melvin
Jimmy DeVaul
Valuray
David
John Reimer
St. Louis
Bert Klaus
Raymond Knittel
Des Moines
W.S.C.S
Joe Spencer
Greeley
Colo
Bert Jacobson
Spencer
Mrs. Jacobson
Havelock
W S C S Holds All Day Meeting at Methodist Church
The Women's Society of Christian Service held an all day meeting at the Methodist church on Thursday. Services from 11 to 12 were led by Mrs. Albertson with Rev. Albertson assisting. Papers discussed needs for Christian training schools and a self denial offering was taken. A covered dish luncheon followed with dessert and coffee served. Afternoon session at 2 featured president Mrs. Ray Hartsock in charge and devotions by Mrs. C B Perry as reports from secretary and treasurer were read.
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W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Albertson
Joe Edge
George Johnson
C. C. Cole
Ivalee Resseguie
Nels Truelson
Hugene Daniels
Ray Hartsock
C. B. Perry
Services for Mrs Ida Mann at Methodist Church
Mrs Ida Mann died at home at 79 after a long illness. She was a pioneer resident active in church and community affairs. Survived by foster daughter Mrs C S Barth of Havelock sister Mrs Harry Leech of Beatrice Neb three brothers Will Abner and Ben Sommers. Funeral 2 15 p m Saturday Rev J E Albertson officiating Burial in Washington cemetery. McIntire Funeral Home Rolfe in charge. J H Eno returns home from Fort Dodge hospital after major operation planning winter in Florida with Will Crawford.
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Ida Mann
C. S. Barth
Havelock
Harry Leech
Beatrice, Nebr
Will Sommers
Abner Sommers
Ben Sommers
Mann
Methodist Church
J. E. Albertson
Washington Cemetery
McIntire Funeral Home
Rolfe
Local residents list moves and visits across Iowa and Nebraska
Mr and Mrs James DeVaul returned from Detroit to visit daughters Mrs Gene Foster and Mrs Arthur Levene. Mrs Thomas Edge recovering and active part of day. Mrs Ray Grover caring for her mother. Brook Gill Will Brazier and Ray Gruver back from Carro ll business trip. Earl Sandy drove school bus for Ray Gruver. H Bean of Carlisle visited James Williams home. Delbert Moore family moved from farm east of here to Varina. Jess Munson J Jacobson Spencer and Joe Bell attended Ida Mann funeral. Byron Lathrop attended Farm Bureau meeting in Des Moines. Harry Leech called from Beatrice Nebr by Ida Mann death. Mrs Donald Gibson home from Fort Dodge hospital.
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James DeVaul
Gene Foster
Arthur Levene
Detroit
Mich
Thomas Edge
Ray Grover
Brook Gill
Will Brazier
Ray Cgruver
Carroll
Earl Sandy
Ray Gruver
H. Bean
Carlisle
James Williams
Delbert Moore
Here
Varina
Jess Munson
Plover
John Jacobson
Spencer
Joe Bell
Mallard
Ida Mann
Byron Lathrop
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Harry Leech
Beatrice
Nebr
Donald Gibson
Fort Dodge
Charity collections tally reaches 65.95 in two townships
The Iowa Children’s Home Society received 65.95 in Havelock and Washington township. Chairman Mrs. C. C. Cole thanks helpers Mrs. Lawrence Brazier Mrs. Don Henderson Mrs. Pat Heathman Mrs. Bert Gaskill Mrs. Otto Keerles and Mrs. Joe Edge. The Town Circle of the W S C S held a food and bake sale at the Methodist church basement Saturday afternoon.
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Havelock
Washington Township
Iowa Children’s Home Society
C. C. Cole
Lawrence Brazier
Don Henderson
Pat Heathman
Bert Gaskill
Otto Keerles
Joe Edge
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Cummins Climbers 4-H Hold October Meeting
The Cummins Climbers 4-H club met at Dean Hauswirth’s home with Max O. Naylor, county extension director, helping discuss 4-H club work. A committee was named to report on the feed budget and membership cards were completed. Lunch followed the meeting. Evelyn Marean and Evelyn Shroyer of Des Moines were weekend guests at the Adrian Logan home. The girls work for Bankers Life Insurance Co. Gail Markley and Irene Legerwood of New York arrived for a visit.
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Cummins Climbers
Evelyn Marean
Evelyn Shroyer
Des Moines
Adrian Logan
Bankers Life Insurance Co
Gail Markley
Irene Legerwood
New York
W S C S Circles Plan November Meeting
The article notes Mrs Velma Brouck visiting from Bascher Kansas and Mrs Gail and Irene traveling to New York. W S C S Circles meet Wednesday November 5 with groups led by Mrs E J Burr Mrs Joe Gunderson and Mrs V M Gehrt.
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Ernest Markley
Velma Brouck
Bascher
Kansas
Regular Weekly Bad Concert Wednesday Night headline
The Grinnell Herald-Register recalls a famous summer headline "Regular Weekly Bad Concert Wednesday Night" that drew both fame and embarrassment for its staff, noted in the Reader's Digest.
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Grinnell Herald-Register
Reader’s Digest
Herald-Register
Wright County farmer cashes huge hog sale as record check
Floyd Bubeck of Wall Lake Wright County sold 239 hogs to a single buyer. The sale brought a $21 458 57 check, one of the largest ever written by the buyer to a single farmer.
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Floyd Bubeck
Wall Lake
Wright County
Goodwill Industries Uses Donated Goods for Disabled Workers Wages
Donated shoes clothing and furniture are repurposed by Goodwill Industries to fund wages for disabled workers. Last year the program paid out over 39000 dollars to employees.
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Goodwill Industries
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