Plover News Highlights Community Meetings and Personal Notices
The Plover area reports a February 3 Powhatan Rural Women gathering at Mrs. Martin Rucker’s home with a Valentine roll call, plus Legion Auxiliary plans for a Poppy Memorial Wreath. Numerous social visits, church events, and family milestones fill the week, including late January to early February visits, birthday celebrations, and a World Day of Prayer service scheduled for February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powhatan
Martin Rucker
Eldon Hawk
Kenneth DePew
Harley McLain
Glenn O’neall
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Fay Pirie
Earl Kerns
Alice Wagner
Valley City
N. D
Byron Pirie
Wayne Perkins
Rodman
Methodist Church
Open Bible Church
Presbyterian Church
Frank Stearns
Clarence Stearns
Donald
Bradgate
Harold Freeman
Randy
Rae Jean
Ames
George Kraft
Mike
Goldfield
Clyde Maulsby
Ray Hanish
Roger DeWolf
Rolfe
Kenneth Pirie
Daughters
Havelock
Lester Goodchild
Fred McKim, Sr
Frank Walton
Fayeth
Eugene
Richard Fisher
Lohrville
Francis Hefley
Hardy
Fred McKim, Jr
Bob Pedersen
Frank
Richard Meredith
Irene Roberts
George Hawk
E. H. Westerman
Mia
David Brinkman
Garland Westerman
James Seely
Frank Yeager
New Brighton
Minn
Eugene Hinrichs
E. V. Hamand
Spencer
T. P. Comer
Comer
Methodist
Town Council Proceedings Plover Iowa February 1969
Plover Iowa town council met in regular session at 8 p.m. in Town Hall with Mayor R T Bush and councilors Cox Hosier Van Alstine Pringle present. Bills were approved totaling 1519.58 including power, water, publications, fuel, insurance and labor. Receipts credited from various local and state sources. A pump column was ordered by Mayor Bush. Meeting adjourned with no further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover
Iowa
R. T. Bush
J. C. Cox
Carl Hosier
E. C. van Alstine
C. W. Pringle
T. R. Jones
Pringle
Hosier
Berneice Cox
Lloyd Auten
Carol Becke
Russell Becke
St. Treas
Co. Treas
van Alstine
Bush
Cox
Fred E. McKim, Jr
Heart Disease Remains Iowa's Leading Death Cause in 1958
The Iowa Heart Association reports cardiovascular diseases accounted for 57.7 percent of nine month deaths in 1958, surpassing all other causes. In 1957 heart and blood vessel deaths totaled 57 percent of 27 917, with highest county rates in Union Taylor Van Buren and Lucas. Official full year 1958 figures were not yet available.
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Iowa
Iowa Heart Association
Division of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
Union County
Taylor County
van Buren
Lucas
Monroe
Crawford
Allamakee
Association
Willing to file Civil Service exams and anniversaries
Will be accepted until further notice and must be filed with the Board of U S Civil Service Examiners Washington 25 D C Civil service announcement No 179 obtainable from post offices or the U S Civil Service Commission Mr and Mrs W B Willard of Hopkinton celebrated their 7th wedding anniversary Mr Willard 94th birthday New Year s Day and his wife 88 Wendy Lynn Seedorf 19 month old of Hudson burned in hot water third degree burns February February had 380 days Julius Caesar removed a day Augustus also removed a day From February Jim Bickford of Onslow found lilac buds sprouting in below zero weather
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W.S.C.8
Harvey Minkler
Byron Pirie
O. K E. Lehnus
Earl Kerns
Ed Pirie
Dennis MacVey
John Webbink
Danny Henderson
Eugene Walton
Edwin Grove
Newton Draheim
Clarion
Wright County
Benediction
O. E. Lehnus
Darwin Goodchild
Gillett Grove
Lester Goodchilds
Glen Otto
Phoenix
Ariz
Plover Garden Club
Fay Pirie
Edna Henderson
W. F. Hofert
Good Samaritan
Pocahontas
Friendly Circle
Marion Ham
Rolfe
J. R. Hough
Washington
Lincoln
Carl Hosier
Harold Schneiderman
New Hampton
Stanley
Joan Shaveland
U.S
Iowa City
Clarence Shaveland
Helen Pirie
Des Moines
George Pirie
Gerald Kerns
Dick Bush
Peterson
Mary Ellen Lighter
Rockwell City
Virgil Platt
John Carlson
Ayrshire
David Henderson
R. Earl Houck
Hayward
Ames
Ohio
Iowa
Plover
M.Y.F
Nancy
Judy Pirie
Eleanor Forsythe
Kathryn Webbink
Eileen Otto
Larry Hilton
Gayle Garlock
James Seely
Roger
Woodward State Hospital
W. H. Henderson
Oscar Phillips
Staples, Minn
Harry E
Woodin
Harry EB
Emmetsburg Hospital
Ware Methodist Church
William C. Bohr
Ernest Hanish
Maurice Plantz
Edwin Eberle
C. I. Hawley
Clarence DeYoung
Lloyd Leith
Laurens Cemetery
Hitchcock Funeral Home
Harry Edward Woodin
Alexander and
Ann Woodin
Goodland
Ind
Mr. Woodin
Ware
Ada Dexter
Joplin
Emmetsburg
Ada
Ruby
Woodrow Otto
Grace Rex
Carl
Ray
Havelock
Pirl
Truman
Walter
Laurens
Harvey
U. S. Department of Labor
U. S. Civil Service Commission
D. C
Board of
U.S. Civil Service Examiners
Civil Service Announcement
D.C
W. B. Willard
Hopkinton
Mr. Willard
Wendy Lynn Seedorf
Hudson
Jim Bickford
Onslow
Vanity of Two Ancient Romans Shortens a Century
A fragment discusses how vanity in ancient Rome influenced language and culture, suggesting a shortening of time or phrases as a consequence, with emphasis on personal reputation and social memory.
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Plover News
Keith Thurman
Bob Weseloh
Fort Dodge
Roy Simonson
Northwest Iowa State Band
Darla Maulsby
Merlin Simonson
Nancy Pirie
Phyllis Weinhard
Russell Waters
Arnold Barth
Smithland
George Cook
Clifford Cook
Jay Arnold
Mallard
George Arnold
Karen Truelsen
Max Hall
Cecil Twigg
Cookville
Tenn
Greenfield
First Presbyterian Church
Open Bible
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Women
Ila Lehnus
Westminster Fellowship of the Trinity
Our Church
First Presbyterian Church of
Plover Church of the Open Bible
Ruth Stoaks
Open Bible College of Des Moines
Nyman Electric Cooperative
Stanton
Henry Winch
Gillette
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Ggists
The
Julius Casear
Augustus
Leach Jewelry
Manson
Rolfe, Iowa
Chevrolet
Chevy
Brinkman Auto Company
Dial
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