Plover News Highlights Local Social and Civic News
Rush Hobbs of Davenport attended his brother Edgar Hobbs’s funeral in Sioux City with pallbearers Frank Henderson and Kenneth Chinn. The Plover Telephone Company elected a full board including John Bush as president and manager, and Eldon MacVey vice president. Wilna Henderson marries in Vista California, with Henderson family ties to Plover and a reception in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pollock
Fort Dodge
Rush Hobbs
Davenport
Sioux City
Edgar Hobbs
Frank Henderson
Kenneth Chinn
Plover
Stella Hobbs
Rush
Edgar
Tom Hancher
Des Moines
Harry Thlanson
Havelock
Donald Ferry
Turkey Growers
Plover Telephone Company
Hell
John Bush
Eldon MacVey
BBK
Hubbell
Ernest Hanish
Joe Gneupel
Reggie Tramand
Eugene Ham
Drivers keep seven million miles accident free collective record
Three Detroit truck-trailer drivers total nearly seven million miles and 58 continuous accident-free years together. A gas turbine car may arrive in ten years. The 8013-foot Lincoln Tunnel third tube nears traffic readiness. Michigan State University will offer driver education extension courses this fall. Tom Young of Glenwood retires after 23 years as Mills County courthouse custodian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
New York-New Jersey
Lincoln Tunnel
Michican State University
Perfect Attendance Honor Roll From Fifth Grade News
The Fifth Grade School News lists students with perfect attendance Pearl Harmon Willard Kennedy Ruth Spiker Lu May White and Ellen Jean Yocum for the past semester. Rolfe begins a potato chip factory run by Mr and Mrs W P Wheeler and their product is in town shops. The C J Club ladies hosted a noon lunch at Ernest Vaughn home while men attended Chariton farm sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harmon
Willard Kennedy
Ruth Spiker
Lu May White
Ellen Jean Yocum
Rolfe
W. P. Wheeler
C. J. Club
Ernest Vaughn
Chariton
Ice harvest and new Ford order in January notes
The column reports Chariton and Berwen filling their ice house with high quality ice shipped from Rutland and sixteen cars on hand, aiming for about thirty. It also notes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Walter Cook on January 14 and C M Webb ordering a Ford automobile despite heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton and
Berwen
Rutland
Walter Cook
C. M. Webb
White Bros
Ford
C. M
Brock family social notes from Rolfe region
Rolfe article notes weekend visits across towns. Mr and Mrs Stanley Brock and Mrs Annie Brock dined with Mr and Mrs Geo Brock in Fort Dodge. Ray Smith and family visited Ed Smith and Bertha Smith in Cedar Falls. Mrs Wm Brock and daughter from Swea City helped Annie Brock with house cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Brock
Annie Brock
Mrs
Geo. Brock
Fort Dodge
Ray Smith
Ed Smith
Bertha Smith
Cedar Falls
Wm. Brock
Wallace Johnson
Swea City
Local families visit in Cherokee and nearby towns
The report lists Sunday visits by the Spences and Smith families of Cherokee and Pocahontas relatives calling on George Smith. Kin from Mallard Humboldt Fort Dodge and Waterloo also appear with birthdays and gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Hawk
Henderson
John Dale
Dale Hosier
Carl Hosier
Robt. Kehe
Gon
Wesley
Dale Elliot
Waterloo
Sharon Tratt
Spencer
Virgil Platt
Thomas Guess
Neil
Emmetsburg
Earl Guess
K.S.K. Club
Geo
Pirie
Chas. Melndzen
Jack Sinderpaard
Lester Lyons
Vlumboldt
Albert Sorlein
Bode
Ray Seaman
Wayne Torgerson
Fairmont
Minn
Plover Methodist Church
Royal Bennett
Humboldt
N. J. Meurer
Chris Christensen
H. S. Janssen
Margaret Joyce
Chas. Watson
Milford
Janssen
Harry Heikens
Chas. Johnson
Watsons
Leonard Henderson
Marlene Smith
Pocahontas
Bob Wescloh
Wayne Arnold
Adam Shabecker
Walter Wittneben
Estherville
Ray Reinders
Glen Reinders
Graettinger
Stanley Reinders
Estherville Hospital
Lee Spence
George Spence
George Smith
Gary Smith
Tom Heathman
Reader's Digest hints pinkham remedy eases premenstrual tension
An article suggests premenstrual torment is often needless misery and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound or Tablets as a relief. Doctors' tests claim significant relief, with many women reportedly improving during the days around the period. The ad urges regular use and mentions added iron in the tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reader's Digest
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Pinkham’s
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Plover News
Jacok Lloyd
Ernest Lloyd
Deloss Annear
Kenneth Tolle
Coon Rapids
Ward Moore
Id Nolte
Mallard
West Bend
Fay Pirie
Marie Jolliffe
Laurens
Harold Ferry
Hotel Fort Des Moines
R. M. Booge
Vincent Booge
Daughters
Russell Enockson
Roy Enockson
Laurel Worster
Ottosen
Thorsten Satern
Monica Stowell
Russell Stowell
Roger John Heiter
John Cox
Roger Heiters
Cox
Dick Bush
Richmond
Calif
Art Weishaar
Marathon
Floyd Ferguson
Orville Nicol
Grachtinger
Melvin Renken
A. R. Glasco
Brafinton House
Elwood Garlock
Warden
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ward Strone
W. F. Hofert
George Arnold
Tony Peterson
C. W. Pringle
M. BE. Hoover
Carroll
Whil Ward
Caldwell
Ida
Ed Carlson
Ray Truelston
Wilna Henderson
California
Vista
Escondido
W. H. Henderson
Russell Johnson
Levine Johnson
Dexter, Minn
James L. Kinder
Robert H. Schuller
Marvella Ralle
Jamison
Richard Henderson
Mr. Johnson
Zeno Henderson
Ramona
Ira
Wilfred Henderson
Plover High School
Dexter
Palm Springs
Lemon Ave
Jay Scott
Tom Young
Glenwood
Mills County
Evansville
Indiana
Good Neighbor
Trucking Industry and Teamsters Union
Young’s Standard Service
Dial
Humboldt Rendering Co
Rolfe Local News
Fred McKim
Lawrence Nelson
Art Erickson
Wayne
Twins
Mrs. Nels Madsen
George Marine, Sr
F. E. Grant
Glyde Smith
Pamela
R. D. Higgins
Eagle Grove
Henry Pedersen
Earl Hodges
Walter Kunert
Mankato
Betty Johnston
Wilmer Huston
Wilbur Roberts
Mia
Willard Otto
Harrison Roberts and Sons
George Seipel
Stockholm
Sweden
Ams
Swedish Civil Defense
Sabo Motor Company
Gilmore City
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