Plover Patriot Local Social News Roundup
Walter Cook listed sick this week while Mitchell Mae Cook recovered from appendicitis and resumed school. Shaw, Nicholas, Henderson, McFadden and Hoert families visit or travel among Emmetsburg Mallard Prairie City Havelock and Remus Classen households. David Henderson and family visit Edna Henderson in Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cook
Mtchel Mae Cook
Shaw
Emmetsburg
Elmer Nicholas
John Henderson
Albert McPfadden
Prairie City
Christensen
Mallard
Ate
Jack Hoert
Almond Young
Matie Young
Havelock Sandas
Community notices include Legion meeting and local visits
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the J. M. Bush home Friday afternoon with a quilt tied and county convention report. Various neighbors visit kin, dairy trade notes, and local gatherings are reported, including Mrs. Parker visiting Alta relatives and multiple trips to Fort Dodge and Rolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
J. M. Bush
Dick Bush
W. E. Pirie
Havelock
E. W. Meredith
A. W. Hess
L. P. Hess
Elton
Ortonville
Minnesota
Meda Stowell
Mary Moody
Mallard
Mary Whitney
Parradee
Henry Fitzgerald
Parker
Alta
C. J. Mekkelson
Parsonace
N. J. Muerer
Ottesen
Whittemore
Plover Presbyterian Church Necrology Noted
Local church records list Reverend WLS and the Plover Presbyterian congregation in a brief necrology notice.
Library Getting Under Way in Plover Community
The library board met in the Plover Lumber Company office to plan operations and aims for a January 1 opening. Chairwoman Mrs. W. F. Hofert leads a nine member board with librarian provisional for one month, as renovations and book donations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover Lumber Company
W. F. Hofert
Luella Shaver
L. E. Garlock
C. J. Mokkeison
P. J. Shaw
Henry Fitzgerald
J. W. Arnold
J. H. Pollock
A For
Haskell
Hilton
Prayer Methodist Church Notes Rev. C J Mekkelson Pastor
Church notices outline morning worship and evening services at Prayer Methodist Church with Pastor C J Mekkelson. Details mention school and Bible study, prayer meeting on Thursday evening, and weekday morning service amid varied schedule items.
Challberg-Towns Lyle Towns and Mildred Challberg Tie Knot
Challberg and Towns wed at Independence on Friday November 29 1929 at 430 pm with Rev J Wat ford Reed officiating. Attendants Miss Vesta Martin Dan Cox. Bride daughter of Edward and Mrs Challberg Palmer educated in Pomeroy later teaching here. Groom son of Don Towns Redfield. They will reside in Redfield. The Redfield Review offers congratulations. Also notes Miss Mildred Chalberg formerly a local teacher and checks basketball scores as Plover High teams defeat Pohontas 26-24 and 16-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Towns
Mildred Challberg
Independence
Town
J. Watford Reed
M. E. Parsonage
Vesta Martin
Dan Cox
Russell
Pomeroy
State Teachers’ College
Towns
Don R. Towns
Redfield High School
Redfiel
Redfield Review
Mildred Chalberg
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Bert
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