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Newspaper
Plover Pointer
Location
Plover, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
2
Local notices detail Dr. McGagney visiting Fort Dodge, Joe Wiley opening a pool hall, and multiple residents traveling to see family. Reports cover December lectures, a theater production The Sweetest Girl in Dixie, hospital plans in Emmetsburg, and civic club activities including a charity box for orphans.
The funeral for the late H. C. Holt will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Presbyterian church. Dr. McGagney, pastor, will officiate the service.
At the Saturday night S. C. O. F. gathering the following officers were elected Robert Klein N G O N Cook W G J M Smith P Sec A B Symes R Sec H A Lind Treas.
Regular services next Sabbath at the usual hours. The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. S. B. Thompson Saturday at 2 o'clock. The yearly sale will be held at this time. All are cordially invited to attend this meeting.
Patrick Wood of near Bradgate died Wednesday morning at 7 30 from heart failure while at the barn with his son. He was 72. The funeral is set for Saturday. Other local notes report visitors, school events, and ongoing sales, including shoe bargains at Dobbs shoe store and a public sale linked to M Cunningham land. Additionally,Several residents attend state Sunday school conventions and farmers' institute gatherings in Laurens and Fort Dodge.
The article argues that clinging to fixed routines hastens aging and stiff arteries. It urges readers to govern rather than be governed by habits and to occasionally break routines to stay young in mind and body.
Lacrosse, the national Canadian ball game, evolved from indigenous Red Men traditions long before Europeans arrived. Varied tribal play was rough, and French Canadians named it for the bishop's crozier because of the curved, netted stick.
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