Republican Convention Delegations and Local Returns
The piece lists Republican delegates and officers from Sherman Swan Lake Washington and other counties. It notes resolutions adopted by a five member committee, a large turnout of Republican women led by Mrs Kate Crummer, and new county party leadership with E L Hollis and W J Allen. A brief social mention covers a birth, visitors, and a child injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Swan Lake
W. J.ailen
W. H. Buckwalter
Washington
F. E. Heathman
Fred Maltzahn
J. P. Mullen
C.B. Bowen
W. W. Wheeler
W. A. Elliott
Randall Melson
F. C. Gilchrist
H. F. Toben
Ward Ferguson
Arno Rassler
A. J. Shaw
Kate Crummer
Clinton Township
Laurens
Lincoln
Card of Thanks for Robt Roy Family Daughter
The Robt Roy Family thanks all who offered help and condolences during their daughter’s death and funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Roy
May Brings 128 New Farm Bureau Members
A clean up campaign in Lizard and Bellyitle districts adds 128 new members to the Farm Bureau. The article credits service and energy for growth and highlights cooperation as essential to a thriving organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Reorganized to Market Wool by Iowa Association
The Iowa Wool Growers Association restructured to market the 1920 wool crop. A meeting of its officials and extension workers set plans to retain 3600 members and grow the roster next season. Secretary W G Warner says last year saved 340000 and aims for greater business with better shipping and handling. Pocahontas County Farm Bureau supports the effort. sacks and twine are available at the office for joining members shipping next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Wool Growers’ Association
Iowa State College
W. G. Warner
Pocahontas County
Farm Bureau
Miss Ethel Roy Obituary Noted in Glascow Montana Death
Miss Ethel Roy died in Glasgow Montana at age 26 after a visit home from Des Moines township Pocahontas County She had a cheerful disposition and was described as industrious Her funeral took place at the Roy home with Rev Lester officiating and she left a brother Calvin Roy and sister Mrs Walter Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Roy
Miss Ethel Roy
Glasgow
Mont
Miss Roy
Montana
West
Rolfe
Lester
The
Presbyterian Church
Ethel Lucretia Roy
Robert Roy
Des Moines
Pocahontas Co
Town
C. B. Bowen
Ruth Webb
C. H. Moon
H. H. Brigham
Local Socials and Visits From Area Residents
Fred Whitney of Des Moines visited with Rasmus Hemerson. Cayswood and Logan families called in Gilmore and Fort Dodge. Charlotte Olney of Marathon visiting Coca family. Esther Bradbury returned from Humboldt visit. Families spent Sunday at Twin Lakes and many joined Humboldt celebration and viewed the M. and St. L. wreck. Lulu Logan stayed with Ellsworth friends. Dr W W Beam of Rolfe and Minnie Avery of Humboldt visited. Garfield township school board meeting discussed tuition. Steve Nelson now on the bench. More attended Sweet shows in Rolfe. Arthur Kellogg and others toured Arnold Park. A E Olsen and party called in Ottosen West Bend. Epworth League to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ©. Whitney
Des Moines
Winchester Repeating Arms Co
New Haven
Bert Sayers
Humboldt
John Anderson
Nels Smith
Nina
Eunice
Geo. Lanning
A. E. Olsen
Twin Lakes
Lulu Logan
Ellsworth
W. W. Beam
Rolfe
C. E. Jarvis
M. B. Dickey
Garfield Township
Center School House
Steve Nelson
Minnie Avery
Art Kellogg
N. BE
Higby
Walter Turley Jr
Carvel Malcolm
Russi Hemerson
Arnold’s Park
Ottos
D. A. O’niel
Gordon
H. C. Cokie
West Bend
Epworth League
Carnival July 9 Plan to Attend Evening Event
A Rolfe business caller reports carnival activities on July 9. Heavy rains washed out a C N W track near the Malcolm farm but repair crews under Foreman Hoveland restored service before delays. Probate notice names Ayxvilla V Grant as executrix of C A Grant estate with claims or debts to be presented per law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Rolfe
Malcolm Farm
Annes
C. Ai Grant
Phentas
Towa
Plover community notes and visits across nearby towns
Sunday visitors included L E Garlock and C E Watts at the Garlock lakeside cottage. Many residents attended the Pocahontas Republican convention. Families traveled to Mallard Lost Island Lake and Minneapolis while others visited relatives in Primghar Havelock and Audubon. Health news mentions Mrs H Groves hospital stay. An ad promotes Hollister Mountain Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Garlock
C. E. Watts
Garlock
Lakes
I. M. McKim
C. P. Lathrop
A. McEwen
Pocahontas
C. A. Garlock
Fort Dodge
Plover
Mrs. Hunt
Royal, Towa
C. F. Forney
W. J. Krejer
Minneapolis
C. KE. Miller
Havelock
Mallard
Lost Island Lake
E. E. Grove
Arlene
Primghar
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Farm Bureau Army
Iit
Farm Bureau Exchange
Wallace Bruner
Chas. Stover
Ethel Carlson
Anna Lane
St. Paul
Minn
Auto
Mesdames
J. J. Bruce
W. E. Struthers
Niels Lillezarde
Wiswell
Kodak & Camera Supplies
Iowa
Rolfe Grain & Milling Co
St. L
Tannhauser
Vera Mazurka
Wild Horseman
Ramona Nelson
Vera Elberts
Jessie Brinkman
Harrietta Damborg
Dorothea Morrison
Waltz
Jeanie McEwen
Marietta Spence
Lucile Bowen
Isabel Bruce
Carol Ritchey
Lucile Meech
Monkey Shines
Marian Hollis
Dream of the Reaper
Katherine Hollis
Elfin Bells
College
Tarantella
Pollace
Linwood Waltz
Stanley Knoll
Charles Jones
iCramm
Spaulding
Lerman
Byron and
Eldon Olerich
G. Dolly
Dolly
Marjorie Moon
Theresa Bausserman
Amy Ireland
Gladys Roberts
Carol and
Sterling Ritchey
Charlotte Cumming
Vera Nelson
Helen Belt
Doris Blaine
Marion Blaine
Islea Olerich
Bessie Patterson
Stars and Stripes Forever
Molineaux
Molineaux Hudson
Lawson
Weber
Schuman
Hilenberg
Verdi
Heins
Preston
Goerdeler
Turmer
Bohm
Heller
Newland
Sousa
Bradgate
District Court
State of
Ayxvilla V. Grant
Said Bata
Squire Heathman
Scranton
J. M. Bush
Mrs. Heathman
George Bush
California
Mary Watts
Audubon
Catherine Watts
Des Merg
I C. E
H. Fitzgerald
Hollister
Webb’s Drug Store
U. S
United States
First Liberty Loan
Second Liberty Loan
Third Liberty Loan
the People’s Savings Bank
Lowa
Minnesota
West Bend, Iowa
J. H
Palo Alto
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