Picnic at Plover honors 25-year club milestone
The 25 year old Plover club, active for a quarter century with 20 members, plans a picnic on a Wednesday in August. Old members who relocated will attend, and vacancies are filled from neighboring towns as needed. Community gatherings include visits, birthdays, and local outings among residents and families in Humboldt, Rolfe, Laurens, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover
Geo. Roush
George Roush
Wilbur Woods
Woods
Raymond Henderson
Needle and Thread Club
J. H. Pollock
Pocahontas
Old Settlers
Lorraine
Wilna Henderson
Marjorie
Lola Pirie
Arlene Meredith
Nona Redmayne
Frank Henderson
Lake Okoboji
Plover Methodist Church announces resumption of services
Plover Methodist Church announces regular services resume Sunday August 4 after a one week vacation. Pastor JE Redmayne will speak on The World's Greatest Need. Quarterly conference Aug 23 and annual conference opens Sept 24. Church budget and benevolences subscriptions now due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover Methodist
JE. Redmayne
Epworth League
Des Moines Two highlights from community notices
Des Moines area social calendar covers funeral attendance for Anton Petersen at Gilmore City, birthday tea for John F. Wiegman in Rolfe, and multiple visits and gatherings across Laurens Algona Bradgate and nearby towns. Families Van N, Nicoson, Vaughn, Diggs, Buck, Nielsen and many others appear in weekend events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Lehnug
C. E. Miller
Russell Forsythe
Gilmore City
Henry Dall
H. C. Beneke
Helen
Dean
Linda
Mr. Beneke
Palmer
Rochester
Minn
Kathleen Bucher
Fred B. Smith
Ronnie
Freddie
Minnesota
Nevis
Smiths
Chicago
Donald
Lester Post
Nevada
Ames
Des Moines
Forsythe
J. R. Perrigo
Harry Bruner
Bradgate
Wallace Bruner
Beatrice
L. E. Garlock
Kimballton
A. O
Lawrence Garlock
Lawrence
Plover
George Shaw
Minneapolis
D. C. McFarland
Lena Vaughn
John F. Wiegman
Henry Wiegman
Rolfe
Floyd Wiegman
Roger J. Wiegman
San Bernardino
Calif
Mr. Wiegman
Dale Nicoson
John Wangberg
Soldier
Agnes Norby
June Ives of
Laurens
T. O. Thorson
Loren Pease
Sylvester
George Lanning
Algona
Thomas Diggs
Naomi
Lowell
Sam Nicoson
Sue
Truro
Diggs
Will Watson
Louise
Nicosons
Ernest Vaughn
Don Henderson
Drake University
Louie Buck
Fred J. Buck
Jackson, Minn
R. T. Buck
Marjorie Ann
Joe Taylor
Fred Buck
Frances Hurley
Elkader
Haskell Boles and Sons
Boles
Lars Boyd
A. de Mill
Ted Hewlett
Delores
Wade de Mill
Twin Falls
Idaho
Gilbert Austin
Marcella
Lois
Glen
Emmetsburg
Austin
August Nielsen
Nielsen
Nettie Mollison
Hank Cruickshank
Ruthven
O. J. Cruickshank
Lake Oko
Boji
Pocahontas
Donald Spencer
Orville Lawman
Christian Rudolfson
B. C. Rudolfson
Rudolfson
Clarence Heathman
Robert
Shirley
Loren
Carol
Fort Dodge
Anne Fiddick
Osage
Roger Ives
N. C. Nielsen
Phil Jacobson
Oregon
Jacobson
Sylvia Boyd
John Thompson
Mallard
Jens Thompson
Wesley Campbell
Leon Ralph
William Ralph
Jane Ralph
Hans Nielsen
Guy Kerns
Henry Sorensen
Cooperation Sought to Conclude Church Year Smoothly
A message urges prompt payment where due and calls for collective effort to bring another church year to a successful conclusion. The note emphasizes timely settlement and shared work toward finishing the current cycle.
Keep Cows Cool To Aid Milk Flow
County Agent E J Schmuecker emphasizes cooling cows in summer for better milk. Dr D W Espe notes temps above 85 F force cows to work to shed heat and that respiration doubles as temp rises. He explains the paunch’s 100 pounds of fermenting feed generates heat, making heat a key factor in low summer production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Schmuecker
D. W. Espe
Iowa State College Dairy Husbandry Department
Espe
Care tips for cows in heat with shade and feed changes
The article advises plenty of water and salt to replace losses from sweating, and argues shade and breeze are essential to keep cows cooler. It notes temperatures in sun can reach 110 to 115 degrees and suggests reducing high energy feeds like corn in hot weather while increasing protein feed or legume hay for nutrition.
Doctor Opens Knoxville Practice After Triplet Delivery
Dr. Vance Elliott, back from a New Orleans hospital internship, begins practice in Knoxville. His first case involves the delivery of triplets to Mr. and Mrs. George Laird of Prairie City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sennett
Pocahontas
Frank Hronek
Roy Schonberger
Rembrandt
M. H. Hoskins
Schonberger
Chet Carpenter
Price
Jack Spies
Gilmore City
John Lawman
Fort Dodge
Frank Kurtz
Audrey
Louie Sharf
Donald Carlton
Tommy
W. A. Nelson
P. W. Peterson
Ray Isacksen
Child May
Jean
Guthrie Center
Franklin Majorowicz
Beverly
Sherry
Ruth McMillin
Dunkerton
Vance Elliott
New Orleans
Knoxville
George Laird
Prairie City
Soda in cooking water cooks greens with color loss risk
Using soda in water for green vegetables preserves color but dulls flavor and can soften texture, reducing vitamin content. The method may yield mushier vegetables and lower nutritional value.
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C. A
Garlock
Simonson
Jackson
Teona Grove
Halverson
Jer
Burlington
Louis Wilson
Here
Maynard Firkins
Kimmeraburg
McKim
Daweon
Audubon
M. Heferts
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxil
Ernest Grove
James and
Gerald
Gil- City
Charles
Baby
Manson
Dies Archer
Rockwell City
J. R. Hough
Fred Grove
Alvin Fowler
Imersburg
Lloyd Seagren
W. S. Hendricks
H.luft
John Hendricks
Leona Luft
Heron Lake
Howard Luft
Ket
John Brunn
Jamie
Raymond Dixon
Dixister
Humboldt
George Heathman, Jr
Mary Lucille
Nnville
Ihman
Curtis Jones
Itty
Missouri
Art Hart of
Webb
Jones
A. Zech
Mildred Hofert
A. M. Hofert
G Heathman
C. R. Henderson
B. B. Frye
Ermetsburg
A. C. Worster
Caroline Lehnus
Roy Simonson
B. E. Poundstone
Olt
EBW
Jeredith
Lost Bill Fold
John Ainley
Twori
Spencer
Ian Beebe
We. Poundstones
NJ. Meurer
Allen Heathman
A. Q. Heathman
Mey
Goo
Dallaradger
Powhatan Cemetery
Lucinda Atkinson
Powhatan Township
G. B. Peterson
Gus C
Pomeroy
Iowa
J. M. Bush
Barbara
George Bush
Willing Workers Society
Syl Vester
THE
Rolfe Creamery
Soren Christensen
St. Margaret’s
Rolfe Iowa
K. of P. Hall
Plamor
Davenport
Chair
Old Central States
Rosary Society
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