Plover Community Notes Highlight Social Visit Highlights
Miss Eleanor Shaw visited in Iowa City while Earl Young tended Havelock business. Several Laurens and Laurens area residents traveled to Ortonville Minnesota for a family illness, with Mrs Heathman improving. Farm Bureau program set for March 16. many local and nearby residents attended gatherings and visits across Plover and surrounding towns.
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More Plover
Eleanor Shaw
Iowa City
Shaw and
Clarence Zeck
Algona
A. H. Hancher
Ruthven
Plover
E. C. Hancher
Lowell Gene
C. E. Hancher
L. E
Fred Forsythe
Little Shirley Forsythe
Awalt Jergens
West Bend
Harry Briley
Ward Sharp
C. R Henderson
Liddell Acquires Winneton Eagle and Bristow Plant
G H Liddell who once ran a Plover newspaper has purchased The Winneton Neb Eagle and Bristow Neb printing equipment. He previously operated The Verdigre Neb Citizen. He married a Collier girl in Plover but the marriage ended in divorce years ago.
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G. H. Liddell
Plover
Winneton, Neb
Eagle
Bristow
Verdigre
Neb
Mr. Liddell
Collier
Prayer Methodist Church Notes Pastor Rev C J Mekkelson
Sunday services list Sunday School Bible class at 10 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m Junior League at 4 p m Epworth League at 6 30 p m Evening Worship at 7 30 p m Mid week Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 30 p m The pastor will preach at the usual hour next Sunday morning The evening service will feature illustrated pictures and an illustrated hymn about the church work.
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Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
Plover Church Notes Rev Rothwell Takes Charge
Plover Presbyterian Church notes Rev Walter Rothwell as pastor with his family in the manse. He will lead pastorates in Plover and Pocahontas. Morning worship at 11, Sunday school studying Psalm 121, evening service at 6 30.
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Plover Presbyterian Church
Walter Rothwell
Plover
Rothwell
Pocahontas
Visiting Sioux City Reminisces and Local Hardship
The writer recalls former Plover residents now in Sioux City including W. John Pollock and family members. He notes Will Pollock and Kenneth Pollock employed in Morningside, Day family growth, and Gurney Day's high school work with Y M C A youth groups. A large parade demands amid hospital crowding and utility worries. The piece ends with hope of John’s return home.
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Sioux City
W. John
Jack’ Pollock
Plover
John
Nellie Wallace
Gwendolyn
al Woods
Woods
W. S. Chinn
Kenneth
Will
Morningside
Frank Day
Gurney
Francis
Vernon
Day
Dog-Killer Still Abroad In Town
The dog-killing, likely by poisoning, continues with Forrest Sanders Junior Hen dricks and Howard Gembler losing dogs. Only four dogs remain. two survived after doses were miscalibrated. Investigations proceed and more details are expected in a future issue, with concern for children.
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Forrest Sanders
Junior Hendricks
Howard Gembler
Local Farm Moves Stir Quiet Spring Season
In a flurry of transfers families and individuals move between farms and houses in the area. Names include Mrs Geo Jolliffe and children, Fred McKim, A L Roberts, E V Layton family, Lucy Hurley and others as they relocate to farms and homes formerly occupied by neighbors. The shifts span several farms with O El Williams, Baker of Fonda, and Palo Alto county noted in the context of the moves.
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Jack Hofferts
Mulroney
Mallard
Fred McLaughlins
John Henderson
Jack Hoffert
Leo Fanning
Nemaha
W. H. Roberts
John Roberts
Mr. Fanning
Mr. Jones
Pocahontas
Ed Schnug
Hervann Nelson
Postin
Merle Bohn
Harold Budd
Pioneer
Herman Nelson
Vernon Hollenbeck
Noggle Farm
Palo Alto County
Ed Donahue
O. E. Williams Place
Mr. Baker
Fonda
Ruth Roberts
Eldon Kreig
Pocahontas Visitors Reported In Tuesday Evening
Mr and Mrs Geo Heathman and Junior Hendricks and Mrs Frank Krischell were Pocahontas visitors Tuesday evening.
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Geo. Heathman
Junior Hendricks
Frank _Krischell
Pocahontas
Pepper School News Seniors and Juniors Class Notes
The Pepper School paper reviews senior studies in heating effects of electricity in physics and Reconstruction era politics in American history. Juniors cover biology nervous system, economics on women in industry, and English literature on Coleridge with humor and classroom anecdotes.
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Coleridge
Lucille Hendricks
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Dorothy Shaw
C. R. McIntire
Clarence Calligan
Rolfe
Henry Fitzgerald
Fort Dodge
Frank Fitzgerald
Hover
B. B
William Thompson and Sons
A. J. Eppelsheimer
G. A. Everson
Laurens
J. P. Mullen
Pat
Eugene
Anne
Kathleen
Elmer Heathman
A. G. Heathman
Clarence Heathman
P. J
Geo. S. Shaw
Twin Lakes
George
Ledyard
Marie Jolliffe
Harold Dammann
W. P. Bryant
Rose Moore
Clarence Pringle
Louis Schonberger
Glenn
James Horsman
Des Moines
M. I. Helvig
Birt Losking
Nellie Helvig
B. A. Kerns
R. E. Houck
George Arnold
Ole Christensen
Paullina
Will Stearns
Sutherland
Abel Helvig
Dakota City
M. I
T. R. Jones
A. M. Hofert
W. S. Strong
Chas. Otte
C. J. Mekkelson
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Bagley
Audubon
A. L. Roberts
Ehoul
Tyler Farm
W. H. Breiholz
Palmer, Ta
Plover Lumber Co
Liddell Still Newspapering
Albert T. Reig
Slugger FiLooos
KNOEK
Kid Farmer
John Greenleaf Whittier
James Russell Lowell
Seg
Hazel Christensen
Kenneth Hansen
Dorothy Sanders
Dorothy
Y.P
Jabout
Oneta Horsman
Wilna Henderson
Albert Smith
Jin
Relfe
D. M1
Havelock
Forsythe
Ping Atic
Cngaherh Fergesah
Mickey
Ann Louise Hook
Mary Ellen
Wee
C. D. Ferguson
Clarest Keeueetagt
the Diggs
Rochester
Minn
Maurine Krieg
Jack Hurley
Marjorie Grove
Charles Roberts
Carol Hofert
Vivian Lathrop
Pauline Meredith
Wayne Arnold
Esther Simonson
Evelyn Nicol
Marilyn Miller
Norma Ferguson
Gladys Emery
Kathleen Bucher
Elmer Albaugh
Lowell Simonson
Wilbur Roberts
Ida Jane Roberts
Gardner
State University of Iowa
Ious
Dec
Bower
Goldfield
Altha
Trier
Ware
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