Farm Bureau Events Set For Jan Farmers' Day and Meeting
Pocahontas County farmers plan a two day Farm Bureau program starting January 16 with forenoon exhibits and an afternoon annual meeting at the courthouse. Activities include contests, lectures by A J Middleton and I H Cunningham, music by Pocahontas Orchestra, and vaccination training with sessions January 17 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Will. Elliott
Coe
Court House
Vos
A. H. Richey
Pocahontas Orchestra
Bear Tobin
A. J. Iiddleton
Eagle Grove
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Quartette
Fred Hawley
F. M. Hudson
W. W. Wheeler
Mr. Richey
I. H. Cunningham
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Stewart White
Hilton
Antoinette Bonstetter
Pocahontas town mass meeting losses and school progress
County Attorney Fred Hudson and Sheriff Bob Winegarden missed the county mass meeting due to attending Law yens. Grace Eaton held a household goods sale and will rent on Bissell street. Lila Lathrop reported on the mass meeting. Barney Kreul leaves the old courthouse janitorial post. J J Wolfe takes over. New public school building ready for occupancy with dedication planned after completion. High school trains for a musical village event January 18-19 to benefit gym equipment. Woman's Club domestic science course postponed for lack of venue. Mass meeting resolutions debated, but few could quote more than three paragraphs. vote light on unknown proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hudson
Bob Winegarden
Lawyens
Grace Eaton
Bissell Street
Lila Lathrop
Farm Bureau
Barney Kreul
Old Court House
J. J. Wolfe
F. M. Hudson
Order installs officers and honors Amy Ireland for service
The article notes installation of officers for the order with Susie Kent and Ada Messinger listed among members. John Brinkman as Worthy Patron thanks Amy Ireland for her year as Worthy Matron and presents her a Past Worthy Matron pin. Fellowship and cafeteria dining follow the ceremony with members praised for dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL M
Susie
Kent
Amy ‘Ireland An Butler
A. C
Cora Bailey
Ada
Inez Messinger
Ruth
Elizabeth
Wheeler
Esther—Ella Hille
Martha
Hattie Hauck
Electa
Cora Lighter
B. E. Hoyne
Ben Green
Lizzie Damborg
John ‘Brinkman
Carrie Brinkman
Treas
Ellen Mather
Minnie Peterson
Eleanor’ ‘Graeber
Jennie Bowen
Lilly Rogers
Marshal—Christine Peterson
Mabel Morrison
Ada—Cora —Lighter
Ruth—Ann Wiley
Esther—Genevieve Brinkman
Martha—Alletta Grant
Elizabeth Peterson
Edith Cook
Sentinel
Will Butler
Ruth Webb
Damborg
Ward Ferguson
W. P. ' Wheeler
John Brinkman
Amy Ireland
Pocahontas County Mutual Fire and Lightning Insurance Finances 1922
Financial statement shows cash on hand 18 348.28 for Jan 1 1922 and total receipts of 36 681.81 with losses paid in 1921 of 18 788.89. Net gain for year 1 389 468.00 includes reinsurance adjustments and refunds. risks in force noted with insurance written in 1921 2 630 590.00. Auditing committee signs.
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The
Pocahontas County Mutual Fire and Lightning Insurance Association
National Association
J. H. Pollock C. L. Gunderson
Rolfe High School Forms Pig Club With Twelve Members
A pig club organized at Rolfe high school with twelve boys securing purebred pigs. Willard Lighter elected president and Lawrence Larson secretary treasurer. County Agent Hilton helped establish the group and an exhibit is planned for May. Jan 25 Assistant State Club Leader Mr Reed will assist expansion to nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins
Hilton
Rolfe High School
Willard Lighter
Lawrence Larson
Reed
Ames
Rolfe
Hoyle
Fort Dodge Visitors Bring News of Local Figures
Roger Heathman is on the sick list. Fort Dodge visitors Wednesday afternoon included Squire Heathman and Everett Hancher. F.R. Eggspuchler also mentioned in the same note indicating local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Heathman
Squire Heathman
Everett Hancher
Fort Dodge
Joint installation planned by local Masonic bodies
Mrs. J H Pollock of Plover will install officers for the Plover O B and A F and A M joint meeting on Tuesday night January 17. Officers include Worthy Matron Mabel Wheeler and Worthy Patron Robert McEwen with a seven o clock dinner followed by installation ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H.pollock
Plover
A. F
A. M
U. ES
Mabel Wheeler
Robert McEwen
Bertha Grove
Jessie E. Hancher
Jennie Shaw
Jennie Garlock
Ellowene Watts
Anna Pollock
James’ Anderson
Ada—Luella Shaver
Ruth—Beth Miller
Esther—Olive Miller
Martha—Jessie Heathman
Electa
Anna L. Lathrop
Plorence Bush
Sentinel
John Bush
Myrtle Eggspuehler
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Pocahontas
Pocahontas County
Speercrercein
Ecasinatitiedyes
Spohrer
Financial Statement
PIG Club
Dorothy Bowers
Mary — Frances “McIntire
Arline
Harry Brigham
Bobby Hunter
Fred Hille
Arthur Peterson
Morris Webb
Roy ‘Campbell
Earl Cook
Russell McIntire
Harry Patterson
Carl’ White
H. Moon
Gand Chancellor
A. G. Hiller
Knights
C. C
V. C
George P. Seifert
Paul Graham
Pythians
Robert Hunter
Daphne Malcolm
Harriss Thomas
Thorely
Castle Hall
McKim
Gladys Henderson
D. A. Smith
Everett
Hancher
Emmetsburg
Art Steen
Rolfe-Eagle ‘ Grove
Forney
C. H. Moon
Krejci
Bert Shaw
C. A. Garlock
Ruthven
Epworth League
Plover Pocahontas
Pocahontas High
Plover School
Hugsening
Oslo
Harvey “Minkler
A. M. Simonson
Pas Eeler
Geo
Steinbrom
Leota Smither
Ordeatry
Sudney
Tom Simonson
A. BF
A. M. and
People's Savings. Bank
Iowa
State OF Iowa
Chas. E. Watts
Charles E. Watts
Geo. S. Shaw
Engti
C. J. Miller
L. G. Garlock
Exchange Board
the People’s ‘Savings
Bank Plover
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