Plover Auxiliary members perform for Pocahontas and Havelock
Pocahontas, Plover, and Havelock Legion Auxiliary members visited the county farm Friday to present a program for residents. Mary Jon Bartosh played accordion. Janet Cox sang with Lois Forsythe. Delores Hoto vec danced. Several local families and residents are noted with visits, moves, and a new birth Cheryl Jean Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Pocahontas
Plover
Havelock
Mary Jon ‘Bartosh
Goldie Ralle
Bert’ Hanson
Lillian Gibson
Earl Guess
Mabel Hendricks
May Butler
Bert Smith
John Cox
Dinet
Des Moines
Still ‘College
Charles J. Nichols
University of Iowa
Warren, Henderson
Japan
Camp Drake
Tokio
Lawrence Hilton
Frank Broadwell
Francis Lynch
Veterans Hospital
Des ‘Moines
Ray Reinders
Harold ‘Nomann
Vernon Hohensee
Raymond Hohensee
Fred Hohensee
Leonard
Ervin Peters
Gilmore City
Jers Nielsen
Rolfe
Ernest Hubbell
Gotch Park
Humboldt
Carol Hubbell
Elaine Cox
Delbert
Hubbell
George Allen
Bob Martin
Davenport
Dick Martin
Laurens
Marvin Stouse
Stanley Reinders
Fort Dodge
Glenn O'Neal
Murray
Pete O’neall
Dick O'Neall
Glen O’neall
Jerry Fain
Cedar’ Falls
Charles McFadden
Russell Stowell
Maude Climpson
Charles City
Jesse Galloway
Myrtle Elder
Spencer
B. B. Fry
Curlew
Jerry Parradee
Ronald Hersom
Powhatan Pushers
Okoboji
W. F. Hofert
H. L. Nelson
Salem
Ore
Weldon Rubis
Terri
Harold van Viele
Vermilion
I. D
David Bloss
Vere Handlan
Alice
Plover Iowa Town Council Proceedings June 1 1953
The Plover Iowa Town Council met in regular session at 8 p m with Mayor T R Jones and councilors present. Bills were approved and records read. Officials discussed street surfacing and paving, water tower painting, and issued beer and cigarette permits for July 1 1953. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover
Iowa
T. R. Jones
W. F. Hofert
A. R. Glasco
R. W. Heathman
O. C. Higgins
W. J. Pollock
E.C. van Alstine
Walton
Les Becke
Dale Hosier
Nolowa Asphalt Co
Mary
Pirie
Libr
Shahla
Asphalt Co
Ntal. Tank Maint. Co
Des Moines
Card of Thanks from Mrs Art Sellers
Card of thanks from Mrs. Art Sellers expresses gratitude for cards gifts and flowers received during hospital stay in Emmetsburg and after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg 1 Hospital
Art Sellers
Rake Alfalfa at the Right Time for Hay Value
An Agronomy leaflet from Pocahontas county warns late raking causes leaf shatter and 20 30 percent yield loss. Moisture below 55 percent sharply raises leaf loss, rising as low as 30 percent until leveling off. Thoroughly wilted hay runs 55 65 percent moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agronomy
Pocahontas County
Pocahontas Community Notes Highlight Family Events
Local notices record births in Storm Lake hospital for Don and Ed Eberle families and delayed homecomings. Mrs. Sydney Bondurant hosted a farewell bridge honoring Mrs. Warren DeVries moving to Muscatine. Military moves include Pvt James Craig to Fort Lewis and Major Lindenjan to Green Bay after re enlistment. Electric Cooperative annual meeting draws about 2000 attendees with officer elections and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl’ Freeman
Anne
Leach Lake
Minn
Don Farrell
Storm Lake Hospital
Ed Eberle
Bruce Anthony
Sydney Bondurant
Warren DeVries
Muscatine
DeVries
Pocahontas
Rock Island
College of ‘Céirimerée
1953 Pocahontas County 4 H Fair Premium Book Presses
The Pocahontas County 4 H Fair Premium Book for 1953 is moving through the Linotype stage with Dale Boyd as editor and Paul Hudek as shop foreman. The 160 page guide will inform county residents and will take several days to assemble, bind, and trim before mailing within three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Boyd
Pocahontas Record-Democrat
Paul Hudek
Record-Democrat
Pocahontas”county
Pocahontas County
Plan to bolster stock trading via preferred shares stirs concern
The article argues insiders favor preferred stock over common to bolster trading volume and enable large corporations to entrench financial power. It cautions bosses perks and six figure salaries, while small investors risk inflation and speculative bets. It warns the scheme could legalize gambling with installment plans.
Havelock Neighbors Aid Brent After Accident
Donald Brent of Havelock, injured in a hay grinding mishap last week of May, received farm help on June 1 from about 16 farmers supplying 13 tractors for corn work and cleanup. Nine women provided meals, Pat Heathman donated tractor fuel, and numerous neighbors aided with barn and lot cleaning and related tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock
Donald Brent
Pat Heathman
Ruby Nystrom
Virginia Dyvig
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plover News
Arrow
Earl
Eldo Heathman
Colfax
Roger Heathmans
John Schroeder
Emmetsburg Hospital
Cheryl Jean
Vic
Administratio
Pocahontas News
Electric Cooperative
Elet
Gorge Stockdale
Mr. Stockdale
R. R. Cejka
Clay Gunderson
Ed Youngwirth
Carl B. Jensen
Henry Hope
Corn Belt
Jack Pyle
Cecil Hunter
Henry Foster
REA
Helen Stoner
Virginia Grosvenor
John Pascal
Jack Patrick
Harold Pascal, Jr
Rodman
Electrical
Anid. Janch
Pocahontas Society
T.T.T
Cletus Nedved
Arrhaval
Sion
Navy
Alameda
Calif
Charles Nedved
eRerm County Fair
4-H, Inc
Linotype
Bell-ans
Orangeburg
Bellans
Newton
Humboldt, IA
Phon
Washington and
Cc. Wilson
George Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
G. W. Harder
Funston
New York
Fitton
National Federation of Independent Business
Fenston
Ann Lathrop
Harriet Stoulil
Ruth Otto
Alpha Vial
Jeane . Lacson
Olive Barth
Eanned Johnson
Eugene Dyvig
Willard Otto
Gordon Vial
Oscar Ny~ Strom
Lloyd Henderson
Jerry Stoulil
Arnold’ Barth
Byron Lathrop
George J.johnson
Leo Largon
Gerald Barth
N. L. Peterson
Fred Klein
Jerry Krischel
Harold Vial
James Dyvig
A.sary
Vose
Perrilia
Webb's
Concord
Howland DX
M. J. Brouk
DIAL
Fisher
Chevrolet
Bel Air
Rolfe Auto. CO
Rolfe, Lowa
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