Mallard Wins Girls Tourney Final Over Plover 41 to 36
Mallard defeated Plover 41 to 36 in the girls basketball finals on Monday night after a tight game with multiple lead changes. Stafford of Mallard led with 27 points while Seibels of Palmer topped scoring in the earlier rounds, as weather delays shifted games to Monday.
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Mallard
Ver
Plover
Stafford
Yard
Palmer
Bradgate
Seibels
Pocahontas
Anderson
Hohense
Ware
Hudek
Reimers
Gilmore City
Havelock
Barth F
Wilson
U S W A Hosts Dinner Plan For Fundraising
U S W A members met Monday at the schoolhouse with Mrs Hazel Sharp and Mrs C R Henderson as hostesses. Plans were made to serve a dinner to raise funds and the group voted to share hospital bed expenses with the American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Sharp
C. R. Henderson
U.S.W.A
American Legion Auxiliary
Local Visitors Arrive as Navy Veteran Returns Home
Jay Arnold and his wife arrive from New York City to visit Mr and Mrs George Arnold, with Jay recently discharged from the Navy. Mr and Mrs AL Glasen travel to DeSoto, OL following the death of Glasen's brother-in-law. Relatives gather in Clay City, Al for a family event as Geraldine Henderson and Devote Mir Kim visit with their parents.
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HC. van Alstine
Gilmore City
Emma Day
B.C. van Alstine
Iowa City
University Hospital
W. R. Her
Pleasant Ridge Club
Emmetsburg
Pauline Meredith
Waverlysent
I. W. Meredith
Jay Arnold
New York City
George Arnold
Jay
Navy
AL BL Glasen
DeSoto
Fort Dodge hosts district tournament events and social visits
Harold Ferry and Mrs. die Ar meld attend the O.ELS. Laurel evening as Fort Dodge hosted last week’s disease tournament. Francis Hefley and Lola Mee of Hardy were supper guests at the Fred McKim home. Mr and Mrs C Lied of Peoshpentas visited W. J. Pollock for Thursday evening supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bucher
A. J. Shaw
Pocahontas
Shaw
Leonard Bergeson
Estherville
Alfred Bergeson
Leonard
Harold Ferry
Die Armeld
O.els
Laurel
BOS
Fort Dodge
Francis Hefley
Lola Mee
Hardy
Fred McKim
Mrs. C. Lied
Peoshpentas
Plover Church Schedule With Young People's Service
Plover Presbyterian Church under Pastor G F Butler holds Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m conducted by the young people. An offering goes to the Board of Christian Education, choir practice is Thursday evening at 7280.
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Plover Presbyterian Church
G. F. Butler
Board of Christian Education
Plover Methodist Church Schedule and Events
Pastor L. D. Boyer leads services and activities at Plover Methodist Church on February 14. W.S.C.S. meets at 2 80 p.m. choir practice at 7 30 p.m. membership class at the parsonage Friday evening. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Topic Voices of God Isaiah 10 3. Monday school of religion at Pocahontas 7 30 to 9 50.
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Plover Methodist Church
L. D. Boyer
Thurscey
W.S.C.S
School of Religion
Pocahontas
Father of Ten Shot Mistaken for a Rabbit
A New York paper reports a man, father of ten, was shot in a case of mistaken identity as a rabbit. The incident prompted police to investigate the confusion and seek witnesses.
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New York
Fresh fish drive aims to clean Storm Lake
A state conservation crew removes carp buffalo and sheepshead from Storm Lake as the meat packing strike reduces fresh meat supplies in the area.
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Storm Lake
Belmond area hunter bags single snowbound deer
A Wilmer resident near Belmond reports his son Gerald bagging a single deer after a recent snow. The harvest marks a calm hunting day and reflects local winter weather conditions.
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Wilmer
Gerald
Belmond
Hard labor fuels wartime industrial advances in petroleum study
The text credits hard painstaking labor in laboratories and refineries for wartime petroleum discoveries and technological progress. It argues continued effort is needed to build an economic system capable of keeping pace with industrial advances and the wartime demand.
Another German Myth About Science and Propaganda
An article questions German science as it was portrayed in prewar propaganda. Dr Gustav Egloff, a leading petroleum researcher, asserts American superiority in scientific knowledge and industry after visiting German plants.
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Gustav Egloff
Hat etiquette crosses borders in global field debates
The remarks question whether nations should stop bowing to protocol in sports and other fields, noting calls for greater informality from Uncle and others beyond Sam. The discussion broadens to international manners and cultural expectations in modern arenas.
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Sam
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Virginia of Rodman
Ed Hough
Louisa Wilson, Jr
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Ill
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Ames
E. C. van Alstine
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J. R. Hough
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Roger Heathman
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Peterson
Merle Boitnott
Frank Climpson
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Ottosen
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R. A. Grigsby
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J. M. Bush
Dick Bush
M.Y.B
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Melvin Iler
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Sophia Thomas
Hastings
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W. H. Cassell
Sioux Falls
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W. J
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Heathman
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Grant Newton
W. R. Fier
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Clifford Lyons
Andersen
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Charlene
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Ugoter
Party For
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Cargill
Rolfe Feed Store
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Rolfe
Humboldt Rendering Co
Humboldt
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Paraland Gasoline
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