Community Notes Highlight Busy Week in Plover
Local residents from Plover and nearby towns are shown visiting relatives, attending meetings, and taking part in events. Citizens travel to Emmetsburg, Humboldt, West Bend, and Newell for family gatherings, church activities, and social visits while sharing news of illnesses, deaths, and a major storm impact with insurance losses described by P. J. Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Simonson
Mike Buda
C. E. Miller
Sunda
Havelock
Betty
Leland Stiel
Laurens
Glenn Horsman
A. Reiter
Mallard
Reiter
R. E. Dares
Floyd Ferguson
Jensvold
Cylinder
John Fisher
H. H. Hoyt
Webster City
Hoyt
L. E. Garlock
Lawrence Garlock
Lakes
John Henderson
Albert McFadden
Prairie City
F. R. Eggspuehler
Emmetsburg
Willing Workers’ Society
Ellis Henderson
American Legion
Elmer Nichols
E. G. Miller
Pocahontas
Leta Turner
Rodman
Aldolph Parradee
Fred Forsythe
Roy Forsythe
West Bend
W. S. Hendricks
W. J. Johnson
Edna Henderson
Paul Kerns
E. C. Olsson
C. E. Hancher
W. P. Bryant
Harold Dammann
Wm. Darling
Myrtle Fisher
Curlew
C. R. Lewis
Champaign
Earl Guess
A. W. Hess
Emma Cobbs Holmes
Truro
Iowa
Birt Osking
Addie Cobbs
J. H. Gembler
Humboldt
F. A. Pringle
Vivian
Fred Grove
Marjorie
Fort Dodge
Frank Fitzgerald
Gilbert Ludell
Ludell
Carrie Heathman Smith
W. B. Perrigo
John Perrigo
Snotter
Perrigo
Damann
Puller
Hazel
Garner
Orin D. Miller
Chicago
Orin
Windy City
Nola Elliott
Eugene
Helen
Avis Wanek
Los Angeles
Due Groves
Newell
Squire Heathman
California
Elliott
Rock Rapids
P. J. Shaw
Mnan
Legion Boys
Plover Presbyterian Notes and Church Events
The column invites youth to the County Christian Endeavor Society Rally at Pocahontas Presbyterian Sunday July 24 from 2 30 to 4 30 pm. A Rural Life Program with Plover Methodist and Presbyterian churches follows Sunday July 31 with service 11 30 am lunch 12 45 pm and 2 30 pm. Ladies of the Weekly Bible Study Class meet with Pocahontas Missionary Society next Thursday at 2 30 pm at Mrs Walter Rothwell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romey Johnson
Rolfe
J. H. Gembler
E. E. Grove
Mallard
F. R. Eggspuehler
Humboldt
Eee Mena Mueller
Bobby Bush
Fred Ehlers
Estherville
H. C. Beneke
Mona
CG. E. Hancher
Algona
KE. C. Hancher
Lenora Crowley
B. A. Peterson
Albert Sroufe
Ralph Showers
Des Moines
W. H. Sroufe
Lois Sroufe
Gilmore City
Clarence
Pocahontas Presbyterian Missionary Society
Walter Rothwell
Nettie Campbell
Wesley Campbell
Apalen
Frank Stearns
Clarence Miller
Jefferson
F. E. Broadwell
Amber
Bernetta
W. Krejer
Emmetsburg
Fred Groves
Rockwell City
Chase Archer
Marjorie
Cedora Groves
Archer
M. J. Helvig
Nellie
Ben Lehnus
Birt Osking
Worth Nanamaker
Graettinger
Howard Pollock
Park Rapids
Minn
Epworth League
the Lakes
Eula Briggs
Oklahoma City
Okla
Briggs
T. P. Comer
American Legion Auxiliary
Welfare Department
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian
Pocahontas Missionary Society
Knockers and college jokes in a brief verse
A playful gag compares a door knocker to overuse and jokes about college girls knowing two plus two makes a bridge foursome. It suggests the grass cutter on a golf course works harder and earns more than the golfer.
Pocahontas County Board Proceedings June 1932
Pocahontas county supervisors meet in regular session. They adopt a land condemnation resolution for a road and gravel pit and appoint P. N. Tolan as appraiser. The board declares funding bond action to cover $31,500 warrants and sets a public notice and hearing for June 27 1932 with adjournment to June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Pocahontas
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Pocahontas County
Randall Melson
Jas. L. O'Keefe
G. W. Ferguson
R. L. Hudek
A. H. Buscher
O’keefe
Hudek
O'Keefe
Ferguson
Melson
Section 15
Township
P. N. Tolan
Code of Iowa
Mickey Mouse debate flags wholesome film limits
The piece notes European bans on Mickey Mouse and Silly Symphonies as mentally unwholesome while praising animation as an original art form. It critiques talkies and urges balanced film standards alongside expressed admiration for humane entertainment and newsreels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hays
Daily Cleveland flights haul sixty passengers and mail total
Nearly seventy airplanes operate daily from Cleveland airport carrying an average of sixty passengers and 5 500 pounds of mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Havelock Happenings Features Local Visits
Charles Wood and Marion Gruver returned to Gowrie last Friday after visiting at the G A Gruver home. Mr and Mrs Henry Buck drove to Mallard to see friends. Mr and Mrs Joe Norby ofBradgate were guests here Wednesday. A meeting of the Kings Heralds was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leora Maltza
Geo
Sioux City
W. C. Steen
Norland Huesby
G. A. Gruver
Pocahontas
Will Gilchrist
Havelock
George Miller
Anita
R. E. Grover
Rolfe
Kate Onnen
Harry Ritchart
Harry Herscher
Geraldine
Hen Buck
Eldon
E. VanHorn
Emmetsburg
Earl Henderson
Henderson
Edith Albaugh
Otto Keerles
Alice
Verne Waters
Jolley
Will Hulse
Beryl
Phil Davis
Laurens
A. Hestikind
G. Lyzen
Fort Dodge
J. J. Sheehy
Mr. Sheehy
Ralph Cole
Ames
Stella Cooklin
Miss Cooklin
J. QO. Ralle
Margaret Ralle
Pear Mick
Chas. Grove
Vera Perrigo
Lester Shimon
Axel Carlson
Mike Southern
Orin Miller
C. W. Miller
Fred Hauswirth
Colorado
Chicago
Harold Hauswirth
Ruby
Floyd Grove
Ford
Yellowstone National Park
West
Walter Saathoff
Gilmore City
Wm. Gist
Margaret Gist
Ray
C. D. VanHorsen
Henry Buck
Charles Wood
Marion Gruver
Gowrie
Mallard
Joe Norby
Bradgate
King’s Heralds
Ray Gruver Seriously Injured in Harvest Field Accident
Ray E. Gruver of Havelock sustained serious injuries Saturday in a harvest field accident while near completion of cutting a 100 acre tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gruver
Ray E. Gruver
Havelock
Mr. Gruver
Havelock Methodist Church Notes Rev C L Day Pastor
Church weekly schedule lists Sunday School at 10:00 am Junior League Epworth League and Evening Worship at 7 00 8 00 pm Mid week choir rehearsal Thursday 8 00 pm Open air service planned at the Floyd Qertley country home next Sunday evening with Epworth League at 7 30 and worship to follow A July picnic by the King s Herald and Intermediate League at Rush Lake State Park leaves Havelock at 4 00 pm Ladies Aid meets in church basement Thursday afternoon hostesses named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Floyd Qertley
Havelock
Epworth League
George DeYoung
King's Herald and Intermediate League
Rush Lake State Park
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. A. Bachman
J. W. Loota
Walter Nystune
Sign on the dotted line for a $1.50 book agent
A wry view that time value matters and discounts the allure of agents. It recalls old days with mirrored filling stations on every corner and foot-rails, noting little changes in how bargains appear.
Notice of Assessment For Surfacing Secondary Road District No 28
Notice to all persons listed in the schedule that a report of the board of apportionment for Secondary Road District No 28 Pocahontas County Iowa has been filed. The hearing will be August 2 1932 in the county auditor's office to consider proposed assessments and possible changes. Objections must be filed by noon that day. Roy A. Johnson County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas County
Iowa
Board of
Ernest Byron Hubbell
Joseph Edward Hubbell
Allen Herbert Hubbell
Donald Clare Hubbell
Loren Elwood Hubea
Mary
Charles R. Henderson
Loren Elwood Hubbell
Byron Howard Hubbell
Byron Howard Hubbellete
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Matilda Knoke
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Frank Climpson
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Frank Glimpson
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William Henderson
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Poabontas
Towa
Roy_A. Johnson
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