Plover Notes Report Local Updates And Moves
Local column from Plover notes a postponed Farm Bureau program call. Mrs Buck underwent an operation in Webster City, Dr Everson accompanied by her husband and wife, returned home Saturday. The Willing Workers shower for Miss Mabel McKim now Mrs Keljey at Presbyterian basement. C E Smith family moved to Rolfe with Leota staying to finish school. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Pearl Hudson improving. The Wilson family south of town with flu. B A Peterson of Rolfe visited J M Bush home. L P Hess moved into new bungalow vacated by C Miller. Wallpaper at Drug Store 10e double roll. KE W Kerns reports son Earl recovering in Des Moines hospital. Miller visited Rolfe Tuesday. Shipping association delayed due to bad weather and moved stock to shelters, loaded out Wednesday.
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Farm Bureau
Everson
Louis Buck
Webster City
B. A. Peterson
Rolfe
J. M. Bush
L. P. Hess
C. &. Miller
Mr. Miller
KE. W. Kerns
Des Moines
Earl
C. E. Miller
The
Shipping Association
McKim Keller Nuptials At County Home
The McKim home hosted the March 19 1923 wedding of Mabel McKim to Lester Keller. The ceremony followed by a reception under pink and white festoons with Mrs Ray McKim playing the wedding march and the bridal party led by William and Edith McKim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. McKim
Mabel
Lester R. Keller
Ray McKim
William
Edith McKim
Plover Couple Weds In Simple Rural Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Keller to J F Keller united in Plover with Rev H O Ward officiating. Attendants Marjorie and Elliott McKim, gown details featured white georgette, lace, pink and white decor, three course dinner. Bride daughter of I M and wife, groom son of J F Keller of Ackworth Iowa plans to farm seven miles northeast of Ackworth.
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Marjorie
Elliott McKim
H.O
Ward
Plover M. E
Keller
I. M. McKim
Plover
Plover High School
J. F. Keller
Ackworth
Iowa
Plover M E Church to Host Revival with George Bennard
Plover M E Church sets April 12 to 29 for a revival led by Rev. George Bennard of Hermosa Beach California. Bennard, a famed Methodist evangelist and hymn writer, is highly sought after in large centers and praised as a safe, skilled preacher and singer. Easter baptism requests encouraged. prayers meet weekly.
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Plover M. E
Geo. Bennard
Hermosa Beach
Cal
Bennard
America
Plover Church
Father Love vs. Mother's in Fishes and Birds
The Detroit News notes that many species show paternal care in birds and fish. It cites the male ostrich guarding eggs and chicks while the stickleback faces a mother who would eat her young unless blocked by the father.
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Detroit News
The Great American Desert Inspired by Robbery
In the Birmingham Age Herald a cartoon caption notes Danibson’s new work titled The Great American Desert. The inspiration stems from a robbery at his cellar, reflecting a personal setback influencing his art.
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Danibson
Birmingham Age Herald
Oregon to Atlantic fleet voyage amid war fears
The account recalls Captain Clark steering the Oregon from San Francisco to Jupiter Inlet in 1898, fast with no harm and ready for battle, amid signals with Captain Slocum and a dramatic backdrop of Cervera and war. Also notes a New Rochelle dog congress at a school gate and a peculiar cheese sale by a German religious community. The piece blends naval history, whimsy, and odd industry.
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Chattes i. Clark
Svings
Cervera
Clark
Oregon
Pacific
San Francisco
Jupiter
Inlet
Perida
Panama Canal
the Horn
Joshua Slocum
Slocum
Spain
Farragut
Mobile Bay
New Rochelle
Jim
New York Sun
Burr buckwheat and a denited country
A man surveys grocers for burr buckwheat ground between old fashioned mill stones. He notes its coarser flour and meatier texture suited to old family exkes. The scene ends with a quip on a increasingly denighted country.
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Detroit News
Blue Caterpillars Found by Dr Gerould at Darte Mouth College
Dr J H Gerould of Darte Mouth College discovered blue caterpillars while breeding butterflies. The insects breed true and likely result from a mutation in the digestive system. Their blue color stands out on green leaves, attracting sparrows that pick them off alongside their green relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gerould
Dartemouth College
Scientific American
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McKim-Keller
W. W. Beam
First National Bank Bldg
E. L. Hollis
T. D. Jones
First National Bank
L. M. Graham
Kent Building
Bessie Gay Patterson
Grinnel College
M. H. Hammes
Shcholl
Hammes & Bon
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Loan & Trust Company (Incorporated
Col
H. H. Grove
Joseph Zimmerman
Gilmore City
Silvia
Boston
Missy
the Modern Girl
Ife
Balti
Spirit OF America
Red Arrow
Rolfe Red Arrow Club
Coats
Percase
Canton
Hain
Astaira Store
Downataira
Evete
Ataire
Jano. Hoover
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