Socials flourish as wide network ties townsfolk
A long list of visitors and locals traveling between Rolfe, Plover, Laurens, Fort Dodge and Emmetsburg marks a busy week. Guests include Walter Jackson from Washington DC visiting relatives, the Kauffmans hosting Aurora Nebraska kin, and many relatives gathering for birthdays, picnics, and a tornado tour at Twin Lakes.
Plover Church Notes Highlight Sermons and League Works
The Plover Methodist Church reports Pastor C. J. Mekkelson delivering morning and evening sermons on The Glory of the Ordinary and Unseen Power. Epworth League activities were led by Walter Campney with Ione Lease singing, and the quarterly conference drew a strong crowd after Laurens visit by youths.
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Plover Methodist Church
C. J. Mekkelson
Walter Campney
Epworth League
Lease
Ione
Laurens
Plover Presbyterian Church Notes
Pastor W H Cassell reports no preaching next Sunday with regular services resuming the following Sunday. Sunday school at regular hour. Mrs W J Johnson praised as efficient superintendent. General invitation to non regular Sunday school attendees. Harvest home festival planned later this season. watch for details.
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W. J. Johnson
Card of Thanks for Harold Hess
We acknowledge with sincere thanks the sympathy and kindness shown after the passing of our beloved Harold. Mrs Harold Hess, Mr and Mrs L P Hess, Dale and Elton Hess, and Mr and Mrs J W Brabham gratefully note the floral offerings and supportive deeds.
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Harold
Harold Hess
L. P. Hess
Dale
Elton Hess
J. W. Brabham
Funeral services held for Harold Dewey Hess
Harold Dewey Hess died August 11 at Lindlahr Sanitarium Elmhurst from tuberculosis at age thirty. He lived in Ortonville and worked as a traveling salesman for C Gotzian Co. of St Paul. Born May 6 1898 in Plover Iowa he grew up in Iowa North Dakota and Minnesota. He married Dorothy Gehrett July 31 1923 in St Louis Missouri and is survived by his wife two brothers Dale and Elton and many relatives. Interment was at Mound Cemetery following a Methodist service led by Rev Jas A Geer. He was respected as a fine salesman and faithful church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hoyt
Webster City
Fred
Lee
E. E. Grove
L. E. Thompson
Rockwell City
Bud Hancher
Waterloo
Plover
Soux City
Sine L. B Thompson Family
Rolfe
G. A Everson
Walter Jackson
Washington, D. C
J. A. Arnold
Arnold
Jackson
C.rs. Kauffman
Mr. Kauffman
Aurora
Neb
Wmn. Kauffman
Spencer, I
John Henderson
J. D. Henderson
Ruth
Minnesota
Gid Johnson
Emmetsburg
Herve
Thompson
Fort Dodge
Snyder
T. P. Comer
Ethiel Comer
Mallard
Henry Fitzgerald
Frank
Charyl
Dorothy Webster
Des Moines
M. ©. Hess
Rhinehart
Ruthven
C. P. Lathrop
B. W. Lathrop
Geneva Hoff
Bode
A. J. Eppelsheimer
Clarence Eppelsheimer
Havelock
Floyd Grove
A. L. Buffer
Annette Sime
Dows
E. E B. Grove
O. A. Smith
Andrew Climpson
Farnhamville
J. H. Bucher
Lucile
Kathleen
Chicago
Fred Smith
Ben Driftmeyer
Anacortes
Wash
P. J. Shaw
Lloyd Harris
Sioux City
H. C. Beneke
Helen
C. J. Miller
Lakes
G. A. Everson
Pocahontas
C. J. Mekkelson
Alta
W. H. Cassell
Dakotas
Will
Ernest Hanish
Laurens
Hanish
Will Hanish
Cylinder
W. H. Sroufe
W. S. Hendricks
Clarence Sroufe
Gilmore City
A. G. Sroufe
Harry Knnsely
Judd Mehaffey
Marvin Sroufe
Sroufe
Mehaffey
Hamilton
Lothian
Walter Knight
Whitmore
Harold Hess
J. W. Brabham
Kansas City
L. P. Hess
Ortonville
Minn
Brahim
Mr.ess
B. W. Jeffries
Thon Bullen
Estherville
Geo. Heathman
Haxtel
Evalyn
Velma
Bloomington
Kauffman
Doc
Kauffman’s
Twin Lakes
J. M. Bush
Bush
Fair Ground
P. D. Barrack
Wilbur
Myrtle
C. R. Henderson
Iowa Falls
Earl White
Davis White
Wood
Spirit Lake
Lettie Mason
Salem
Israel Halder
A. L. Roberts
Joe Roberts
Vess Mason
I. V. Layton
Harold Christensen
Millard Hancher
North Country
Red House
Moncaqua
Bert Nicholas
Summeton
Ill
Elmer Nicholas
Thos. Jolliffe
Bradgate
A. J. Jolliffe
Denis Christensen
Ina Jolliffe
W. P. Bryant
C. D. Barrack
Geo. Steinbrow
Hazel Simonson
F. E. Broadwell
Interlaken Park
Frank Bohn
Harrison Knapp
George Speer
Miss Powell
Traer
A. G. Heathman
R. O. Johnson
J. H. Gembler
A. W. Hess
Albert McFadden
Prairie City
Meril Fred McLaughlin
Jos. Krejel
Pavik
Chas. Krejel
J. H. Pollock
Rudd
Merton Crowl
Mason City
Odd Fellows Home
Peple
Order
Crawl
Clear Lake
Manifolds
Paul
Alaska
Coast Guard
Unalaska
Cordova Hospital
Port Townsend
Harold Dewey Hess
Lindlahr Sanitarium
Elmhurst
Jas. A. Geer
Long Prairie
Mound Cemetery
Hess
C. Gotzian Co
St. Paul
M. E. Church
Park Avenue
Zella
Funeral service for deceased with Hess relatives in attendance
A funeral service featured quartette singing "He's Gone" and "Some Day We'll Understand." Pallbearers included Dale and Elton Hess, brothers of the deceased, along with four cousins Milton Hess of Plover Iowa Leo Dobbs Bar Grove Minneapolis and Wm Thorne Big Stone City. Relatives present included My 3 Brabham Kansas City widow Mr Grove Plover Iowa Mr and Mrs A W Res Mrs Addie Cobbs Des Moines Mrs Leo Cobbs Minnespasses Mrs A C Lutz and Mrs War Big Stone City.
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Chas. Otto
Orville Cobbs
Addie Cobbs
Des Moines
E. W. Meredith
Earl Houck
Sioux City
Gid Johnson
Emmetsburg
Dale
Elton Hess
Milton Hess
Plover
Iowa
Leo Dobbs
Bar Grove
Minneapolis
Wm. Thorne
Big Stone City
Brabham
Kansas City
and Grove
Towa
A.W. Res
Leo Cobbs
A.C. Lutz
War
Big
Stone City
Dan
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