Plover Area Social and News Roundup
Cedora Groves of Rolfe visits relatives in town while many locals host guests from Emmetsburg Mallard and Des Moines. 4‑H Club attendees at Twin Lakes share experiences. Oma Cassell presides at Ottosen funeral. Widespread travels, hospital checks, and a strong wind storm affect crops and community life across Rolfe, Paton, Havelock, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedora Groves
Rolfe
Marjory Groves
W. J. Johnson
C. E. Kauffman
Fred Forsythe
Chas. Lehnus
Wm. McKim
Willing Workers’ Society
O. A. Smith
Will Smith
Mary Johnson
Paton
Ben Perdue
Chas. Sears
Laurens
Mildred Jensvold
Emmetsburg
John Fisher
Miss Jensvold
C. R. Henderson
W. S. Barrick
Iowa Falls
A. D. Barrick
Harry Shoemaker
Carlisle
Plover
Cecil Twigg
Arlene
Pauline Meredith
Evelyn Nicols
Beulah Campney
Twin Lakes
Lois Jessie Brinkman
Marjorie Vaughn
Grandma Langfitt
G. A. Everson
Langfitt
Margaret Lucile Jeffries
Leslie Hansen
Swea City
B. W. Jeffries
Olive
Janice Fritz
Chicago
Bert Moore
Earl Moore
Will Pirie
Richard
Stewart Pirie
Ware
E. W. Meredith
Jas. E. Pirie
W. E. Pirie
Havelock
Rinard
Floyd Ferguson
Mallard
R. F. Dub
Fort Dodge
Romeo Johnson
J. H. Gembler
Robert Johnson
Jonas Johnson
Minneapolis
Peterson
Pauline
Gembler
Johnson
Powhatan 4 H Club News Highlights Meetings and Plans
Members of the Green and White Stitchers Club met at Beatrice Bruner’s home for an all day session focusing on Achievement Day projects. A near hour picnic dinner followed with lunch provided by the hostess and Mary Thompson. The next meeting is an all day session at Lucile Hendricks’s home on Wednesday August 2 with instructions to bring a covered dish and sandwiches. The column closes with a quote about land use and unemployment insurance and a light political quip about Uncle Sam driving a business out of operation and who pays the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Nanamaker
Graettinger
M. I. Helvig
Harry Kinsely
Imogene
Lois Sroufe
Emmetsburg
George Roberts
Russell
Spencer
Harry Wegele
J. M. Bush
Squire Heathman
Newell
Luther
Gerald Thompson
Rolfe
Casey Heathman
W. John Pollock
the Lakes
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Park Hancher and Son
New Sharon
Farnhamville
Arthur W. Johnson
Beulah Campney
Lucille Hendricks
Pocahontas
C. A. Garlock
Harry Kurtz
Fort Dodge
C. E. Watts
L. E. Garlock
E. D. Hilton
B. B. Hubbell
Iver Johnson
Clarence Eppelsheimer
Vera Seaman
Clarence Mattelin
Sac City
A. W
M. E. Hess
W. H. Srouse
Palmer
Toledo
Ohio
W. J. Johnson
Rochester
Minn
Dorothy Sanders
Des Moines
American Institute of Business
Lancaster
Ottumwa
Boston
Century of Progress
J. A. McFadden
Elsie Wentz
California
Green and White Stitchers Club
Beatrice Bruner
Mary Thompson
Lucile Hendricks
Legion Auxiliary Holds Local Meeting and County Gatherings
The American Legion Auxiliary met in Mrs. C. E. Miller s home sewing garments for the supply shelf then held a brief business session and shared a lunch assisted by Mrs. Eggs puehler. County units reported June and July meetings with Plover and Rolfe participation and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
C. E. Miller
F. R. Eggspuehler
Varina
J. M. Bush
N. M. McKim
Plover
M. E. Church
Rolfe
Earl Kilbourn
W. J. Johnson
Ben Perdue
Elsie Rothwell
Plover Presbyterian Church Notes Schedule and Vacation Bets
Pastor Rev. Walter Rothwell leads Sunday School at 10 15 a m and Morning Worship at 11 30 a m with Willing Workers meeting Thursday in church parlors hosted by Mrs William McKim and Mrs Lehnus A good attendance is hoped No services on Sunday Aug 6 and Sunday Aug 13 due to vacation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover Presbyterian Church
Walter Rothwell
William McKim
Lehnus
Plover Methodist Church Notes Rev H A Reyman Pastor
Plover Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League at 11 a.m. and mid week services with choir practice on Thursday at 8:00 p.m. The Okoboji Bible Conference runs July 30 to August 6 with invite to attend all or part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover Methodist Church
H. A. Reyman
Epworth League
Wonderful trousers and global textile tale
A humorous exchange praises trousers and notes their unusual global journey. The wool is sourced from Australia, sold by English merchants to a Scotch factory, woven in Saxony, and made into a salt in Berlin, highlighting the linen’s global history and the idea that many can enjoy a comfortable pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Saxony
Berlin
Fragmented overheard lines in a quiet street scene
Scattered dialogue captures a tense moment as a woman mentions scaffolding and a paint fall while a husband and friend converse in hushed tones. The exchange hints at an accident or accident-related worry in an urban setting, with neighbors observing from nearby.
Medical student in hospital practice for football injuries
A dialogue discusses a son in the medical department and his hospital work. The speaker mentions he is not practicing there but is involved in medical training, following a football injury with two cracked ribs and a broken nose.
Ali Baba or Alibi in the Classroom
A teacher quizzes students on famous characters and a boy answers that Ali Baba was a man who wasn't there when a crime was committed. The exchange plays on the alibi concept and classic storytelling with a humorous twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali Baba
Short Story Sale Sparks Cinema Rights Question
A London humorist notes a girl received £500 for a short love story and asks if cinema rights were sold. The reply says she told it to a jury, implying a public disclosure of the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noa
Humorist
London
Power of Personality and College Jokes Earn Respect
Farmer Corntessel praises his son Josh for fitting into college life despite jokes and pictures in the college magazine. Secretary of the Treasury Woodin comments on liking the job more than any previous position he has tackled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh
Farmer Corntessel
Secretary of the Treasury
Woodin
Receivership Report Seen in Pocahontas Court
L A Andrew, Superintendent of Banking, as receiver of the State Savings Bank of Rolfe Iowa, files the final report in Pocahontas County. Creditors and depositors are notified to appear by September 1933 to object and seek discharge of Andrew and exoneration of bondsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Via
Pocahontas County
L. A. Andrew
Banking
State of
Ion
State Savings Bank of
Rolly Towa
State Lavi Bank
Rolfe
Herny
Distrg Court
Lon
State Saving Bank of
D. W. Bates
L A. Andrew
Pocahontas
LA Andrew
Stat Savings Bank
Low
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix for James C. Anderson
In the District Court of the State Town Pocahontas County Iowa, In Probate: In the Matter of the Estate of James C. Anderson Deceased Notice is hereby given Violet R. Anderson has been appointed administratrix of the estate Interested parties must present claims or payments by the required manner and form and at the time specified This notice dated July 25 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Court
Jamas C. Anderson
James C. Anderson
Pocahontas County
Towa
Violet R. Anderson
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Hello Sweet Heart
Ida Garlock
Fonda
Donavan Miller
Dennis Fitzgerald
Henry Fitzgerald
Clarence
Gilmore City
Donald McFarland
Dicky
Wallace Bruner
E. V. Layton
Frank Fisher
Albert Twigg
Harry Shoemaker Jr
Cora Belle Pollock
J. H. Pollock
Elizabeth Northrop
Norma
Elizabeth Ferguson
T. IE
Cecil Meredith
Blooming Prairie
T. E
Mischier
W. W. Bruner
Mischler
Lake Crystal
Nicollet Hotel
John Loughead
Unity
Wis
Hattie McNebb
Britt
Mary Tansy
Minnesota
Ina Jolliffe
W. P. Bryant
Bryant
Fred McKim
I. M. McKim
David
Jean
Erwin Wright
C. E. Heathman
Lawrence
Wilna DeWolf
George Spence
Geo. Smith
Baby
Seaman
A. W. Hess
Hess
The
Missionary Society
Otto Alberts
F. A. Pringle
Velma Knapp
Miss Knapp
Rosa Jolliffe Kinsey
Gordon Cobbs
Addie Cobbs
Orville Cobbs
Darlene and
Gordon
Carl Tiggerson
J. H. Gembier
Powhatan 4-H Club News
Reny Ford
Uncle Sam
Legion Auxiliary Notes
Legal Publication
Hemo Laboratories
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