Mrs. Griffith rites held at Havelock Methodist Church
Funeral services for Carrie Griffith 89 were conducted at the Havelock Methodist Church with Rev. J. D. Wolcott and Rev. C. L. Day in charge. Burial followed in Washington cemetery beside husband Bayard T. Griffith who died in 1927. Survived by daughters Mary Fisher Sacred Heart MN Zoe Fisher Clear Lake SD. six grandchildren. six great grandchildren. a brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Fisher
Sacred Heart
Minnesota
Zoe Fisher
Clear Lake
South Dakota
Havelock
Havelock Clinches Win Over Newell On Home Field
The Havelock baseball team defeated Newell 11 to 5 at home Sunday afternoon. Pitchers Gibson and Fekart worked for Havelock. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cupp of Clarion and Mrs. Paralie were noted in attendance.
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Havelock
Newell
Newall
Gibson
Fekart
Mrs
Dale Cupp of
Clarion
Mrs. Paralie
Havelock Methodist Church News and Events
Pastor John Drake Wolcott leads Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11. Rev. John B Shen from Nan king China spoke on missionary work. The Woman's Society plans a teaching staff party Thursday evening. Church board meets Friday at 8 to finish conference year business. Dr Ruthman to preach next Sunday. local conference follows service.
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Havelock Methodist Church
John Drake Wolcott
John B. Shen
Nanking
China
Missionaries of the Cross
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ruthman
Reception Honors D.M.T. Teachers By Des Moines Township Club
The Des Moines Township Woman's club hosted a Friday schoolhouse reception for D.M.T. teachers. The program featured welcome by Mrs. George Lehnus, introductions by Supt. Gilbert DeBoer, a piano duet, a one act play Mushrooms Coming Up, readings by Laurel Lehnus and Betty DeVaul, and refreshments. Several locals shared visits in the area Sunday at various homes and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jens Thompson
Jane Rudd
Thomas Diggs
Rena Carter
Gilbert DeBoer
Sam Nicoson
Lily Canfield
Laurel Lehnus
Betty DeVaul
Pocahontas High Opens Season With 13 0 Win Over Livermore
Pocahontas Indians opened their season Friday night on the home field defeating Livermore 13 to 0. Co-captain Jim Hudson scored both touchdowns including a 60 yard run and a 52 yard interception return. Limited by rain and penalties, the Pocahontas line and backfield starred with Bob Fillion and Bill Hronek delivering strong performances.
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Pocahontas
Pocahontas Indians
Livermore Gridders
Jim Hudson
Hudson
Livermore
Bob Filloon
Bill Hronek
Enrollment High in Local Schools as Year Opens
A total of 522 students are enrolled with Sacred Heart School hosting 219 pupils including a record 23 in the senior class. Public schools report 145 in high school and 157 in the grades. Miss Faye Johnson enters LSTC at Cedar Falls. Miss Gladys Johnson teaches English and commercial in Novelty High School. Relatives, including Miss Isabelle Kopriva of Omaha and Miss Ione Kopriva of Des Moines, attended funeral services for their ______.
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Sacred Heart School
Faye Johnson
Alvin Johnson
L.S.T.C
Cedar Falls
Gladys Johnson
Sherm Johnson
Novelty
Isabelle Kopriva
Omaha
Ione Kopriva
Des Moines
Social visits fill weekends in Halder Dale area
Day in the Halder Dale home at Bede. Neighbors and relatives visited across nearby towns. Families from Ames, West Bend, Rolfe, Pocahontas, Humboldt and Des Moines joined dinners, picnics and birthday celebrations. Dick Hovey left for Fort Knox after visiting.
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Halder Dale
Bede
Pete Petersen
Morgan
Minnesota
Peter Nielsen
David Henderson
Stanley Bennett
Ames
Leo Montag
Baby
West Bend
Mads Johnsen
Marie Jensen
Glenn Gaskill
Rolfe
August Nielsen
Ray Isacksen
Milton Munson
Mr. Munson
Everett Burns
Jim Burns
Claude Camper
Harm Eyhusen
Gilmore City
Frank Hronek
Chelsea
Tama
Toledo
Juke Rutgers
H. Scheffers
Lawton
Miller Klein
Bonnie
Humboldt
Hans Nielsen
Billy
Jeane
Edna Henderson
Plover
Orlin Henderson
Cooper
Raymond Isackson
Henry Monkelsen
Pocahontas
Art Kilbourn
Jimmy Cruickshank
Donnie
Rachel Cruickshank
Maudelle
Liza Mae Kilbourn
Elgin
Ill
Guy Kerns
Earl Houck
George Arnold
Bert Kerns
Fred Kerns
Orville Lawman
Marvin Johnson
Fodman
Marvin
John Lawman
Elmer Hertz
Des Moines
Joe Hertz
Dick Hovey
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Henry Joens
Grace Hertz
Arthur Strachan
Eddie
John Howe
Sylvia
Ledges State Park
Boone
Howard Willett
Ivan Smith
Richard Mo.Cormick
Ross Burns
Elinor Wickendahl
Lyle Kilbourn
Lester Thorson
Janet
Fred Hoffert
George Trotter
Earl Kilbourn
Webb
Chicago
Services for John Kopriva
Funeral services were held at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church for John Kopriva 92 the parish oldest member. Rev. William P Hyland officiated the requiem high mass. Kopriva died September 6 after a long illness. Survived by nine children and numerous grandchildren including John George Mary Kopriva and others in Pocahontas Omaha Windom Minn.
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John Kopriva
Sts. Peter and Paul’s Catholic Church
William P. Hyland
Kopriva
John
George
Mary Kopriva
Louis
J. V. Poduska
Frank
Benjamin Poduska
Pocahontas
Blanche Kopyiva
Omaha
William McCoy
Windom
Minn
Corp Pattee Honored Before Officers Training Move
Corp Pattee was feted at a Pine Room dinner after four days with his parents J. B. and Mrs Pattee. He left September 9 for Camp Davis North Carolina for three months officers training. Mrs Pattee remained in the Pattee home before an indefinite visit to Brookings South Dakota with her mother Mrs Mary Justus. Mrs S M Furrow and daughter Miss Helen Furrow traveled to Tucson Arizona where Miss Furrow studies at the University of Arizona.
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Harriet Huesinkveldt
Hull
J. C. Barth
A. R. Hesla
Orange City
Roger Heathman
Peterson
Leora Iverson
Georgia Johnson
Alta
Myrtle Golley of
Zearing
S. H. Gill
Gill
QO. W. Gill
Marcus
Laurens
Hinkley
John Crotty
Nellie Nickelson
George Gist
Bradgate
Crotty
Walter Baedke
Louisville
Kentucky
Carson Holsters
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Will Crawford
John Crouse
Manson
Sheldon-Grover
Crouse
Gist
Gilmore City
G. A. Grover
John Smith
Oletta, Christensen
Maynard
Pete Smith
Glenn Kendall
Paul Anderson
Russell Westphal
Palmer
A. A. Bachman
State Center
Walter
Harry Hansen
Waterloo
Miss Myrtle
Fred Maroeschek
Milford
Bert Bass
Nickelson
Velma Clayton
Wiley Cafe
Emmetsburg
Ellen Allen
Spirit
John Kopriva, Jr
Carlinda Hammes
Sioux City
Briar Cliff College
Fred Streit
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
George Streit
Don Snyder
Baldwin, Kan
Morningside College
Snyder
John A. Carlson
Harris R. Strafford
Pocahontas
Humboldt
Creston
Ralph McElhinney
Ames
Golden Hour Club
Adolph Kobele
Russell Forsythe
Des Moines
T. J. Quinlan
Thomas Quinlan
Francis Hudek
Don Tscherter
Dale Westell
U.s.signal Corps
Paul Hudek
Kenneth Green
Clayton Drobney
Martin
Omaha
Harold Green
Great Lakes
Harry Green
William Goodyear
Goodyear
Sergeant Goodyear
Chicago
Camp Monmouth
N. J
Roy Miller
Veterans’ Hospital
QO. C. Johnston
Pocahontas County
American Legion Auxiliary
A. B. Collins
Grand Junction
Corp. Pattee
Corp
Robert Pattee
J. B. Pattee
Pine Room
1948 AAA Election Schedule and Voting Eligibility Change
The schedule lists election locations for AAA committeemen on September 18 1942 at multiple halls and schools. It notes an amendment to the Articles of Association allowing the wife of an eligible voter to vote and hold office, enabling both spouses to vote and hold community and county offices if they sign NCR-705 at the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellville
Legion Hall
Palmer
Cedar—Mullen
Fonda
Colfax
Cummins—Legion Hall
Havelock
Des Moines
Dover—Center
Garfield—Center
Grant—Center
Lake—Weber
Lincoln—Center
Lizard—Rankin
Marshall
Marshall Center
Powhatan—Plover
Farm War News Column Highlights Record Crop Yields
National crop report shows record yields with per acre gains in September 10 data. The record stands 35 percent above the 1923 32 average and 12 percent above any prior year. Corn yield up 12 percent.
Farmers urged to save rust resistant flax seed for 1943 planting
Rust damages part of the flax crop while farmers with rust resistant varieties are urged to preserve seed for 1943 planting. Other notes discuss grain yields and storage needs for soybeans and small grains as processing capacity tightens.
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Canada
Russia
Dominion
Britain
United States Food Requirements Committee
Substitution urged in Pocahontas poultry rations
Pocahontas county poultrymen are urged to substitute vegetable proteins such as soybean oilmeal for animal protein in their poultry rations to avoid a mid laying year protein shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
Pungent notes on soybean meal use in poultry feed
County Agent Max Najia notes soybean meal has seen limited use in poultry rations due to shortages of other proteins. Extension poultrymen advise preparing for higher bean meal in feed, shifting to 26 percent concentrate to balance on farm and reduce grinding, with pullets 12 to 16 percent old kept on a laying-year ration. Wartime formulas from In State College offered free by the extension department at Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Najia
In State College
Ams
Tricycle Stolen From Front Yard Overnight
Kay Margeret reports her tricycle stolen from in front of her parents home in Wood One. The next morning two rear wheels with rubber tires were missing.
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Kay Margaret
Wood
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Guy Sandberg
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Charles Gruver
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Carolyn
Tuttle
Ware
Harold Johnson
Thor
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Ottosen
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Loren Pease
Sylvester
John Lynch
Henry Schmidt
Orville
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University of Arizona
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