Plover Legion Auxiliary Highlights Community Activities
The Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. George Arnold’s home with hostesses. Highlights included a Des Moines winter conference briefing by Mrs. Ira Miller and a $2 donation to the Wooden Church Crusade. The unit met its 64 member quota before Feb 1 and numerous social visits and family celebrations filled the week from Pocahontas to Mallard and Emmetsburg.
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The
Legion Auxiliary
George Arnold
E. W. Kerns
Earl Kerns
May Butler
Ira Miller
Pocahontas
Des Moines
Lloyd Auten
Wooden Church Crusade
Ward Strong
Bob Schutz
Red” Strong
Mallard
J. P. Krebs
Manson
Omaha
Weldon Rubis
Terris
Bert Smith
Bert
Roland Smith
Emmetsburg
Harold Smith
Clarion
Ralph Smith
Mall
Methodist
Elizabeth van Alstine
Eugene Rasmussen
Boone
Town-Des Moines
Methodist Church
Marvin, Sroufe
Dick Martin
Laurens
Gail Rice
Grinnell
Delor Martin
Spirit Lake
Charles Martin
Fairmont
Minn
Phil Martin
Bob
Davenport
Phyllis
Curtis Bergling
Jayne
O. G
Arthur Hoppingarneer
Storm Lake
O. E. Lehnus
W. F. Hofert
Supt
Vernon Anderson
Armstrong
J. W. Arnold
Panora
Charles Grove
Havelock
Francis Lynch
Urban Osweiler
David Brinkman
Rolfe
Sioux City
Lloyd Moe
Silas
Forest City
Stanford
Mason City
Susan
Sandra
T. R. Jones
B. D. Baker
Connie
Bob Lynch
Albert City
James Jensen
Estherville
Alfred Bergeson
Fred Jensen
Humboldt
Elton MacVey
Vincent Booge
Betty Theing
Nashwauk
Albert Booge
Palmer
Clayton Jones
Walter Grethen
Leonard Henderson
Jim Buck
Low
Mike Strong
Charles Henderson
Naomi Strong
Roger Heathman
George Oakland
Badger
Alan Heathman
Harold van Wickle
Kathy
E. J. Ellis
Orville Jensen
Sherry
Waterloo
D. C
Carol Strong
Blooming Prairie, Minn
Carol Hubbell
Erv Eiler
Fari
Lyle Firkins
New Brighton
Earl Firkins
Roger Witt
Biloxi
Fred McKim
Roger
Korea
Los Angeles
Mary Pirie
Paul Stearns
Rockwell City
Bill Meester
Holland
Lester Allis
Earl Guess
David Guess
Ora McKeehan
Dick Christensen
Cindy Lu Guess
Glen Reinders
Ray Reinders
Stanley Reinders
Mark
Charles Teeman
C. E. Lehnus
Detroit
Kalamazoo
Mic
Plover Methodist Church Schedule Highlights
Sunday worship at 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Father Son banquet set for March 2 at 6 30 p.m. speaker R L Logan. World Day of Prayer March 4 at 3 p.m. Circle tickets available. Membership classes start March 6 at 9 30 a.m. Spiritual Life Mission begins March 7.
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Plover Methodist Church
Eugene M. Rasmussen
Karen Kerns
Joan O’neall
Bob Pirie
Karen Horsman
Darlene Ferguson
Darla Maulsby
R. L. Logan
Ruthven
Union World
Weeklong church meetings feature guest preacher Rev. Hugh Williams
In Stuart area services Rev. Hugh Williams will be guest preacher during a week of meetings and all are urged to attend. Dr. Albert Hirsch from Buena Vista College will participate in the Sunday morning service in recognition of Brotherhood Sunday.
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Hugh Williams
Stuart
Brotherhood
Albert Hirsch
Nazi Germany
Hirsch
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Helen Thompson
Edna Higgins
Westminster Fellowship
Plover Council Approves 1954 Road Surfacing Plan
In a special session February 19 1954 the Plover Iowa town council decided to resurface streets using about 8000 gallons of pea asphalt at 15 cents per gallon plus 4 cents freight. Iowa Asphalt Co will heat apply sand and pulverizer at no extra cost. town covers sand and power. Work set for June 15 1954 under town officials direction.
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Plover
Iowa
North Iowa Asphalt Co
Algona
Jean Pringle
A. R. Glasco
W. F. Hofert
R. W. Heathman
W. J. Pollock
Iowa Asphalt Co
J. C. Cox
Clarinda High School Art Dept Buys In-School Kiln
Students at Clarinda high school art department funded and purchased a kiln to fire pottery in the classroom. Anamosa Boy Scouts took over Jones county courthouse for the afternoon in observance of Boy Scout week.
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Clarinda High School
Anamosa Boy Scouts
Jones County
Rabies Cases Rise in Iowa With 19 Reports This Year
Iowa health officials report 19 rabies cases in the first six weeks of the year, with dogs and wildlife as reservoirs and late winter through spring as peak months. Vaccination remains key, and human exposure prompts physician and veterinary guidance. the text also notes a 1953 cattle case and a separate Tama county lawsuit over deeds worth about 275000 dollars.
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Iowa
Chicago
Iowa State Department of Health
Pocahontas County
Cattle Raisers Urged to Watch for Winter Dysentery
The American Foundation for Animal Health warns cattle raisers to monitor for winter dysentery a late winter intestinal disease. Peak outbreaks are expected in the next two months especially in stabled cattle and early spring dairy herds. Early diagnosis is advised as the disease can spread rapidly reducing milk and causing dehydration. Treatment started early improves outcomes and guidance includes limiting visitors to feed areas and avoiding sudden changes in feed.
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American Foundation For Animal Health
Burglar Steals Indian-Head Pennies From Patterson Store
At Fontanelle a burglar broke into the Patterson store and stole 1000 to 1200 Indian-head pennies accumulated over 30 years. The owner offers a $100 reward for information leading to a capture.
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Fontanelle
Patterson
District Soil District Commissioner Election Sets March vote
Pocahontas county farmers will vote for a Soil District Commissioner for a six year term Tuesday. Otto Garrels and G Donald Trenary are the candidates. Polls open 7 to 8 15 p m in the public school gym. Farmers attending the annual Soil Conservation meeting to hear Tom Kelly are urged to vote.
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Pocahontas County
Soil District
Otto Garrels
Bellville Two
G. Donald Trenary
Grant ‘Two
Soil Conservation District
Tom Kelly
Albany Charter City Record
Albany New York claims status as the oldest chartered city in the United States reflecting its long municipal history and governance traditions.
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Albany
N. Y
United States
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Henry Gill Estate
Daisy E. Gill has been appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Henry Gill, deceased of Pocahontas County Iowa. Creditors and claimants must present claims as required by law with payments to the Executrix dated February 9, 1964.
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District Court of the State OF Iowan
Pocahontas County
Henry Gill
Iowa
Iowa farms outpace Russia in tractor density
Iowa farmers have made Russia s dictator farming system look bad on one more score. Figures show Iowa farms have six times more tractors per square mile than Russia, highlighting a stark difference in farm mechanization and scale.
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Iowa
Russia
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