Rolfe and Plower area social notes and visits
Plover Patriot highlights a string of local visits and gatherings. Individuals including Geo S Shaw, Thos Vandecar, Meda Stowell, and many families are seen visiting relatives in Ot tosen Ottosen, Ayrshire, and Mason City. Community events include quilts being made, school and church socializing, and preparations for upcoming basketball tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. S. Shaw
Rolfe
N. J. Muerer
Holden
Ottosen
Thos. Vandecar
Curlew
Plover
Meda Stowell
Ayrshire
Smith
O. Weaver
Susan Thompson
Prentice Shaw
Iowa State College
Ames
Mike Johansen
Wm. Brock
Swea City
Awalt Jurgens
West Bend
Fred S. Forsythe
D. E. McFarland
Dicky
Minneapolis
Shaw
Fort Dodge
Matilda Holden
Roy Forsythe
Shirley Anne
Est Bend
F. S
Howard Bryant
Roger Heathman
Mallard
Alvin Engle
Hardy
Muerer
F. A. Pringle
Vivian
W. L. Smith
Conrad Majorowicz
F. E. Broadwell
W. J. Johnson
Chas. Foley
Mason City
George Emerson
Park Hospital
Marjory
Hal McKim
Len Atchinson
John Henderson
Chas. McFadden
Gladys McLaughlin and
A. O
Edward Garlock
William Bates
Major Anderson
Buena Vista College
L. E. Garl
Harold Justice
David Sorenson
Eldon Krieg
Merle Will
Eldon
Emmetsburg
R. E. Houck
A. G. Heathman
Henry Fitzgerald
Idn B. Forney
L. E. Garlock
B. A. Kerns
Jas. Horsman
The
Legion Auxiliary
Horsman
Glen Horsman
S. L. Horsman
Gilmore City
Earl Day
Elmer Nicols
Cay
A. J. Jolliffe
Jake Gretchen
Senius Christensen
Rodman
G. J. Sanders
Des Moines
Sanders
Forrest Sanders
Larry Garlock
Dorothy Sanders
Grant
Iowa Falls
Birt Osking
Plover Beats Swea City In Narrow High School Battle
Plover defeated Swea City 27 25 after trailing 15 11 at halftime. Plover led 22 17 after three quarters but could not hold the edge as Swea City pulled away late. Girls’ game 47 25 with Plover boys losing 45 85. Plover teams head to Ware next Friday and face Mallard in state sectional play at Algona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swea City
Plover
Mallard
Plover High
Ware
Plover Boys
Algona
Green and White Stitchers 4 H Club Elects Officers
The 4 H group named The Green and White Stitchers held its first 1933 meeting at Kathleen Bucher home with 24 members and two leaders, electing Marie Johnson as president Beatrice Bruner as vice president Leota Ham as treasurer Lucille Hendricks as historian and Marilyn Miller as news reporter. A Home Furnishings project was chosen and a program included group singing and a health talk by Margaret Jeffries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Bucher
Marilyn Miller
Arthur Johnson
Margaret Jeffries
Doris
Dorothy Rothwell
Dorothy Climpson
Plover Church Notes Rev Walter Rothwell Pastor
The church invites all to a Sunday evening service February 26 at 7 30. Rev S T Grove will speak on Does It Pay To Serve Jesus There will be special music and a warm welcome for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover Presbyterian Church
Walter Rothwell
S. T. Grove
Plover Methodist Church Notes on Lent Sermon Series
Rev. Howard A. Reyman notes that next Sunday's service opens a Lent series to deepen relationship with Jesus. The topics include Jesus the Peacemaker, Son of Man, Son of God, Jesus and Religious Experience, Jesus and the Heroic, Jesus and the Cross, and The Immortality of the Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover Methodist Church
Howard A. Reyman
Jesus
Son
Man
God
Jesus and
the Cross
Havelock Notes Include Illnesses, Visits and Farewells
Local items report multiple visits by Pearl Mick, Irene Hawk and others, plus illness updates for Mrs. Schalian and Mrs. Shaveland. The Legion and Auxiliary host a farewell party for the Willey family bound for Gainesville Missouri, and a sermon on George Washington featured at the Methodist church. A motorcycle accident fatally injures Frank Neal near Washington with son Lee injured. community gatherings include Ladies Aid and Friendly Club events and a Valentine dinner for the Havelock Woman’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Mick
Chase Grove
J. C. Schalian
L. W. Willey
Irene Hawk
Lewis Hawk
Jess DeVaul
Wilna Brechler
Fort Dodge
John Jacobson
Peterson
Junior
George Johnson
Eugene Water
Gerry
Jack Haynes
Lohrville
Webb
Rolfe and
Plover
Epworth League
Fred Hauswirth
Loretta Bass
Walter Chase
Laurens
Walter
Ella Chase
Thos. Shaveland
J.C. Barth
Hunter
W. A. Bachman
State Center
Bachmans
Legion and Auxiliary
Gainesville
Kate Ownen
Rolfe
Aaron Bishop
Veterans’ Hospital
Knoxville
P. Hunter
Hauswith
James Maupin
Maupins
Pocahontas
QO. F. Young
John Nickell
Havelock High School
Marcille Nickell
Evelyn Bachman
Gladys van Horsen
Elnora Johnson
Frances Figert
Evelyn Smith
Gladys Reimer
Norma Ralle
Verne Waters
Barry
Frank Johnson
Remus Classen
John Ralle
Glenn Gray
Rockwell City
Friendly Club
John Schutz
Belveda Runneberg
Theo. Lindstrom
Oakley Clarke
Geo. Johnson
Johnsons
Holstein
Goldie Bayle
Johnson
Havelock Woman’ Club
Gretchen Schaffer
West Liberty
Havelock
Frank Neal
Washington
Lee
The Epworth League Meets on Christian Use of Money
The Epworth League held a Sunday meeting with the topic The Christian Use of Money continuing a series. The session emphasized Bible verses and included a blessing: Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all His benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Epworth League
Norby Rites Held in Bradgate and Havelock
Joseph Norby, born in Norway and longtime C N W Ry foreman, died Feb 14 in Bradgate after tuberculosis. Funeral services were held at Bradgate and Havelock churches with American Legion honors. Survived by wife Amy Shook Norby, three children, mother Ellen Skahlmark, sister Ruth Brock, brother Thomas Norby, and relatives in Norway and Rolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradgate
Havelock
Joseph Norby
American Legion
Mr. Norby
Stavanger
Norway
Thomas
United States
Edward Quinsland
Rolfe
Orange City
Norby
Amy Shook
Granville
Mort Shook
Thor
Joseph George
Ruth Ellen
Suzanna May
318Th Town Engineers
Colorado
West
Ellen Skahlmark
Ruth Brock
Thomas Norby
Sioux City
Ed Quinsland
Rolfe, Be
Funeral for War Time Friend Held at Havelock
Funeral services for a long time wartime companion were conducted in Havelock by Rev. C L Day. Music by a quartet included Mrs. C C Cole and others, with Mrs. Day at the piano. Guard of honor and pallbearers named. Burial in Washington Cemetery with Taps. Out of town relatives attended from Ireton Minneapolis Sioux City Rolfe and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock
C 'L. Day
C. C. Cole
W. A. Bachman
Lela Bass
Wilma Sheldon
C. L. Day
J. L. Miller
Ned Goodchild
Verne Waters
W. M. Brazier
Claude Wilson
Frank Johnson
E. C. Nickelson
B. W. Lathrop
Washington Cemetery
Bugler Bachman
Mort Shook
Elna
Ireton
F. J. Gregor
Jimmy
Minneapolis
Thos. Norby
Sioux City
Ed Quinsland
Laurence
Elaine
Rolfe
Leo Rude
Des Moines
Odd Fellows Install New Local Lodge Officers
John Mordan and aides from Pocahontas installed the newly elected officers of the I O O F lodge Tuesday evening. Officers named include N G A Johnson N G Lee Glenn W G S S Whitmore Financial Secy D W Glascock Treasurer C W Schallan and Chaplain Henry Goodchild. An excellent lunch followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mordan
Pocahontas
I. O. O. F. Lodge
N. G
A. Johnson
Lee Glenn
W. G—S. S. Whitmore
D. W. Glascock
C. W. Schallan
Henry Goodchild
Havelock PTA Meeting Reviews Evening Program
The Havelock Parent-Teacher Association held a full auditorium meeting with Mrs. John Nickell presiding. The men’s group presented March Round-Up by the high school band a work song a guitar piece and an Arkansas Swap play encore performances followed by a shared lunch and notes of several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock Parent-Teacher Association
John Nickell
D. W. Glascock
Texas Rangers
Elwood Ferguson
A. Williams
Arkansas Swap
FE. J. Sandy
Harold Shimon
Frank Ralle
J. L. Miller
Havelock Methodist Church Notes Rev. C. L. Day, Pastor
Havelock Methodist Church notes the pastor is C. L. Day. On Wednesday evening this week the Ladies' Aid Society in three divisions served supper at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock Methodist Church
C. L. Day
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ware church notices and meetings summarized
Thursday afternoon services and a Tuesday night vigil were held at Ware church. An all day meeting in the church was announced with Mrs. Carl Hatteberg coordinating activities on Wednesday. the Ware Ladies’ Aid group also planned events this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Aig
Goa
Carl Hatteberg
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