Plover Community Life and Events Summary
Local notices from Plover include elections in the Auxiliary at the home of Jean Ann Meurer. social events such as weddings and sermons. softball results with Plover losing to Albert City. visits by residents to relatives in Nevada Minnesota and Iowa. band and church activities. new births Merlin Dean to Dean and family. and town happenings from June through July with multiple households hosting gatherings and travel to Okoboji and Fort Dodge.
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Amery
Jean
Jean Ann Meurer
Ah Zola McKim
Secregre Firkins
Nancy Pirie
At Pirie
Karen Gets Deanna Roush
Helen Pirie
Jrs
Plover
Ledyard
Albert City
Will
N. L. Peterson
Louis Wilson
Angles
Frank Climpson
Rochester
Minn
Clayton Jones
Donald Ferry
Okoboji
Carl Hosier
Dale
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Presbyterian
Tiene Sroufe
J. C. Cox
Humboldt
L. E. Chambard
Dean Stover
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Merlin Dean
Roger Heathman
Linn Grove
Ed Brill
T. R. Jones
Groton
Ss. D
Plover Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Meetings
Divine worship at 11 a.m. with Sunday school at 10 a.m. W S C S circles meet July 6 in listed homes Ruth Rebecca and Esther to host sessions. Nursery and kindergarten mothers gather at the parsonage Thursday at 2 p.m. Official board convenes at the church Wednesday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover Methodist Church
Leonard G. Gartner
W.S.C.S
Ruth
William Spanier
Rebecca
Nan Iler
Esther
Glenn Forsythe
Hard of hearing students aided by teacher strategies
The article cites Jacqueline Keaster of Iowa State University stating that two to ten percent of US schoolchildren are hard of hearing. It notes recommended testing, placement standards, and classroom practices to support learning. Facility guidance includes seating near the teacher, allowing movement, ensuring comprehension, explaining the condition, and inclusion in activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jacqueline Keaster
Iowa State University
Miss Keaster
American Speech and Hearing Association
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
W. S. Griffith Ames
Iowa Society For Crippled Children and Adults
National Society
South la Salle Street
Chicago
Illinois
Guests Attend George Jennings Home Visit in Bradgate
Bradgate News reports guests from June 18 to 22 included Mr and Mrs Emory Brown of Chatham New Jersey reuniting after 26 years. They traveled to Coon Rapids to visit Roy Jennings family then to West Bend to view the Grotto and dined with Lowell Jennings. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Egan Kjeer and sons from Webster City as they accompanied Mrs Thos Kjeer to Ostrander Minnesota to visit Joe Kjeer. Roy Williams of Des Moines came to see Mrs Mattie Henderson called by the death of her father John Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jennings
Emory Brown
Chatham
N. J
Coon Rapids
Roy Jennings
West Bend
Lowell Jennings
Egan Kjeer
Ostrander
Minn
Roy Williams
Des Moines
Mattie Henderson
John Henderson
Hearing aids and amplification aid child speech
The child can improve speech by utilizing full hearing abilities and devices like amplifiers and hearing aids. Independent aides such as cochlear devices or assistive gear help support spoken language development through enhanced auditory input.
Whopper Don Hammers Holds Split Lake Pike Lead
Glenwood sportsman Don Hammers tops Split Lake pike records with a 15 pound 15 ounce catch measuring 45 inches. Nearby near Wapello the Albert Boysen family collie FOX Buster killed an unusually marked fox with a pure white rear foot.
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Glenwood
Split Lake
Albert Boysen
Wapello
Bee Incident Sends Illinois Family Car Into Ditch Near Waverly
Joe Hillison and his Illinois family faced a mishap when a bee entered their vehicle near Waverly last week causing the car to lose control and veer into a ditch. The incident highlights a surprising distraction during a routine trip and ends with no serious injuries reported.
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Bee Joe Hillison
Illinois
Waverly
Bee
Hilligan
Lost haul but 3 Remsen fishermen rescued after capsizing
Three Remsen fishermen LeRoy Bunkers Paul Treinen and Gilbert Wagner were capsized on a Minnesota lake. They lost about 75 bullheads and most tackle. Two could not swim but wore life jackets. Rescue came after 45 minutes in the cold water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Minnesota
LeRoy Bunkers
Paul Treinen
Gilbert Wagner
New Garage Under Construction in Pocahontas Area
Clint Morrison builds a new 20 by 20 foot garage at his property with Claude Merry of Pocahontas and crew handling the work. Half of the building will be used for storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Morrison
Claude Merry
Pocahontas
Community News Roundup From Humboldt Area
Social visits and family gatherings color a weekend in Humboldt county with multiple dinners picnics and home moves. Notable events include the Get Together club picnic at Humboldt park and a major operation for Marie Petersen at Fort Dodge Lutheran Hospital. An Anliker family gathering references Okoboji West Bend Whittemore and Bradgate. Official Methodist board meeting sets no services for the first two Sundays in August.
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LeRoy Larsen
Marie Petersen
Fort Dodge
Robert Morse
Humboldt
Martin Harold
Herbert Benge
Morse
Evelyn Benge
Dwayne Benge
Herbs Nielsen
Maple Lawn
Warren Easley
S. J. Nielsen
Ottosen
Get Together Club
Humboldt Park
Lutheran Hospital
Doyle Dailey and Sons
Art Sellers
Plover
Alice Gunderson
Ames
Dolly Anicker
Eli Anliker
Okoboji
Ben Anliker
West Bend
Raymond Anliker
Earl Anliker
Whittemore
Noah Anliker
Bradgate
Hazel
J. J. Share
Anlcker
Bellevue Farmer Killed in Tractor Accident
Stephen Schwager, a young Bellevue farmer, was killed when one tractor wheel caught a gate post, throwing him from the machine and under the revolving wheel.
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Stephen Schwager
Bellevue
Call for Full Disclosure in Amerasia Case
The piece urges daily demands for the complete truth in the Amerasia matter. It credits Sen Bourke Hickenlooper and Republicans for progress while noting more facts remain undisclosed. The Des Moines Register calls for cautious, objective exposure to end public apprehension.
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Amerasia
Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper
The
Des Moines Register
Tough to take: federal civilian leave and holidays total time off
About 14 million federal civilian employees receive 26 working days of vacation each year and 15 sick days. This, plus eight paid holidays, amounts to eight and a half work weeks of paid time off yearly.
Budd Graduates From Hamilton Secretarial Course
Miss Charlene Budd daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Budd Rolfe was graduated from the Junior Secretarial Course at the Hamilton School of Commerce Sunday evening June 18 at the First Christian church Mason City She is employed by the Culligan Soft Water Co in Mason City.
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M. Charlene Budd
H. E. Budd
Rolfe
Hamilton School of Commerce
First Christian Church
Mason City
Miss Budd
Culligan Soft Water Co
NonWar Civilian Spending Rises in Early 1950s Budget
Federal civilian expenditures for nonwar items climbed to 6.9 billion dollars in 1948 and the president requested 12.2 billion for 1951. The rise equals about 5.3 billion or 77 percent over three years.
Bureau of Indian Affairs employs 12741 staff for 333969 Indians
Civil Service figures show the Bureau of Indian Affairs staffs 12,741 people to serve 333,969 Native Americans, roughly one bureaucrat for every 27 residents.
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U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Sprays Prove Superior to Dust for Corn Borer Control
Agricultural tests show spray treatments outperform dust in managing corn borers. Researchers note better pest kill rates, reduced crop damage, and potential yield improvements with liquid applications. Field trials cover multiple varieties and application timings.
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Hauswirth
Joyce John
Methodist Church
Hoppingardings
David Brink
Sylvian
Jean Schonberger
Eppelsheimer
Colleen
C. E. Lehnus
J. H. Bucher
Fred Smith
Albuquerque
N. M
Clifford Wilson
Crosim
Nevis
Pamela Wilson
Smith
Thurst
William Krause
Dunnell
Winity
Donald II
Murray
John Beach
Chia
A. M. Heferts
Phayne Heathman
Brooks
Marybelle
Tretor
Odebolt
Pontiac
Heathman
Nancy
D.M.T
DMT
Leslie Fargo
Inrho
Ajorie Pirie
Town City
May Pirie
Ednesday
Bradgate News
Joe Anliker
Isaac van Gorkom
Ed van Gorkom
Clifford Jones
Harold Rickless
Landmesser
Virginia
Stanley Cupp
Clarion
John Madsen
Herschel Jennings
Pioneer
Lyle Jennings
Baby
Learry South
Georgia Ann
Thornton
Portsmouth
Louth
Alaska-Yukon
Arctic Cone
Camp McCrae
Whitehorse
Alaska
V-A
Sherwin- Williams
Ay, Rlai
Gn OU
Lew Price
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Webb’s Drug Store
Bradburn Implement Company
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