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   Pocahontas Democrat  (Newspaper) - March 1, 1928, Pocahontas, Iowa                                four oh last 26, the j of Miss Iverson in the the Vance Family Has Lived in Saint Luke at in George Craig a bridal of sweet and valley Mise Marian Whitney of who acted as wore a of tan and Dr. Wadsworth U. S. wife Vance of the at the in Fort Monday following an operation appendicitis which had undergone on the previous Monday February 20.  became a week attended the Saturday but her did not Following dinner was held at the Georgian hotel in the daughter of Dr. A. R. Schier of serious until the following Monday when it was found necessary to take her to the tal for an immediate Dr. L. W. Loving Laurens The groom is the only son ied her and the first report of Mr. and Mrs. J. of in Pocahontas was that Mrs. Vance He is a the making a good During lock High school of the few days of her illness her sity of For Dr. husband and Mrs. Glerin practicing medicine Gray City were in After a her son U. S. honeymoon trip the young couple now on the faculty home in was nPl notified of his serious illness FORD arrive in Fort Dodge Until the evening after the mother's TO VOIE OK in to Be Submitted at Regular School Election on 12.  NOW STARTED Wien a new model Ford coupe a meeting on February the local met the voters who had for the establishment of a one-year junior college course in connection with the Pocahontas High The law requires by 25 voters within the district and the consent of the of public before a vote can be taken authorizing the establishment of a junior provisions have been complied and the school board at this week's meeting voted to present the proposition Voters of the at the regular school election to be March 12.' circulation of the petition was directed by A. J. who one of those who presented the proposition to the school Mr. Shaw stated that the nearest in delivered to Mr. and F. C. Mrs. Vance was Ella Maud Kyle they became her marriage m 1892. She daughter of W. exception of in whose old home was near In an interview ^t moved to a neat Uttle in 1893. windows bf the Mrs. yance but with the Laurens and first lived fam that the what as now Cummins take care as soon Within a was and Meet in First Round ai 3.-00 P. M. Friday Varina 23, P. H. 8. of the that would be comparable With a similar one in is the one at in cock has a population of 1800 junior in state are limited to as tWo-year collegiate credits are able at various state High Bchodl ball team irill meet Laurens the first round of state sectional cage to be played at on The game vrill start promptly at 3:00 P. M. Marcii 2.  last Friday evening Laurens defeated Des Moines township quintet by a four point The M. Tv team recently won county championship at Rolfe when they upset the and won over Plover in the anid Rolfe in the finals of the the state contests being held over state this Plover will have one of the best in either class or the latter Gilmore Saturday February 25, the Cooperative elevator sponsored a special ing held in the Palmer opera Henry F. president of the Farmers Cooperative at the of the Iowa State value of farmers Following Mr. speech Amo Rassler of Varina gave - a short talk and Benator L. the speaker of the -One of the subjects ator Bowman dealt was farm out and explained how other classes of people had by together and Working in union and said that the farmers should not be condemned for trying to do The also devoted some time to the for Club ia 1900., Iowa college will on tenure of ' J and Vance such the University of Iowa State and the Iowa State Teachers Credits are quite universally by the private colleges as If work is started in Pocahontas it will be limited to a one-year course for the time Shaw and Superintendent A. - This week's of The class group is made up of the larger high schools from Rolfe and tournament will be played on the elimination the first round contestants are only ones that determined HELD Starkey a Pioneer of He and Family Moved to 1920  tor B. Starkey morning at 9 TOO o'clock from the Sacred Heart J. officiated at the requiem high Burial made Calvary - - deceased died in a hospital in Saint Saturday 25. During the past year Mr. had been in poor health suffering from diabetes and on several occasions had been a patient in the Saint James had been a of a road bond issue and stated that the for many but was against it because it would principally benefit the roads improved with He stated that if this issue became Iowa would spend amount of money per captia was due to the fact in Chicago alone there were more people than in our group 1928 Palo Alto county ' last years sectional and D. M. 1928 Pocahontas county are all a I good chance - the larger schools Pocahontas county represented by the Manson and tug High Schools Here State to have not been a direct cause of his William B. Starkey came to in 1880 and was one of the first settlers in 1904 Mr. his Sherman township farm and bought pow owned by Hj south of from Mrs. Anna The Starkey tho flatter location in 19i)B made their home there when they moved to Saint arid his wife were parents of 14 ten of whom They J. High school contestants from and Manson high schools part in the of declamatory wMi in Joe Mrs. Grant Mrs. B. G. Mrs. - Mrs. and Storkey the United ' anyone desiring to article on this make known their booa as possible and furnish their copy to the editors not later than ' ' TO AID IN have made .to bring I; T. a specialist in to Pocahontas county The a's an exit closed its season for the Varina hit boys out this and with - and Vernon Johnson Ware and Manson arid girl They were of formerly of and of Palmer 1___ir-.i.tl__w-1____3 HAi On ' vj V Roy Only Unopposed * year eleven for in the of was

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