Plover Community Music Recital Highlighted by Students
Plover Miss Sue Rector led a school recital in the auditorium featuring sixth and seventh grade chorus, a boys and girls sextet, solo performances by Lois Glasco Dor othy Du Bois Helen Beneke and others, and a 30-voice mixed chorus. A six-number radio showing from Fort Dodge followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Stearns
Alan Simonson
Delbert Hubbell
Jay Arnold
Dorothy Lou McKim
Helen Beneke
JoAnn Her
Dorothy DuBois
Lola Pirie
Janice Miller
Dean Beneke
LaVon Heathman
Lois Glasco
Luetta Brann
Dorothy du Bois
Northwest Iowa
Supt
G. L. Sanders
Miss Rector
Fort Dodge
Local residents share visits and community events
Sunday visits span several families including the Hendricks, Luit, Young, Foust and Clark households. Glenn Horsman buys a new car. Donna Jean Foust ill. Supt. Sanders attends Grover banquet. Forrest Sanders to visit from Oxford Ohio. Red Cross sewing progresses. spelling contest ties Pocahontas and Laurens participants. Heathmans host relatives. Lighter family heads to Montana.
Ottumwa Folks Travel and Local Social Roundup
This week Ottumwa residents are visiting relatives in Newell and Peterson while many gatherings mark family milestones. Lois Forsythe celebrated her first birthday with a Glenn Forsythe home gathering.
Plover Church Announces Lent Midweek Services
Plover Presbyterian Church invites participation in mid week Lent services led by pastor John Brann on Sunday school and divine worship times. The April 2 service will feature Rev. E Redmaine of the local Methodist church as speaker.
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John Brann
E. Redmaine
Plever Methodist Church Events and Lent Services
E Redmayne pastor leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11. Young People hold a 7 p.m. service. March 30 topic is A Present Day Religion and youth talk is How Should We Spend Sunday. Last Lenten service of the series on Wednesday April 2 with Rev E Redmarne preaching.
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Plever
Liberty Township School Election Sparks Voter Turnout
In Plymouth county Liberty township voters traveled by wagon foot and horse to the polls where Roy Yeager led with 100 votes and Roy Richardson followed with 90 in a notably lively local school election despite prior apathy.
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Liberty Township
Plymouth County
Roy Yeager
Roy Richardson
Win Cran Elected President Bradgate Board of Education
The Bradgate school board held its first meeting of the year with Elmer Naeve taking duties as a new member. William Cran was reelected board president. W. H. Turley is secretary and Mrs. W. H. Turley treasurer, with members Mrs. Vernz Ellsworth, Wm. Lanning and Paul Robinson.
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Bradgate
Elmer Naeve
Willian Cran
W. H. Turley
Vernz Ellsworth
Wm. Lanning
Paul Robinson
Community Notes From Local School and Visitors
A Parent-Teacher meeting was held at the school with refreshments by Mrs. Burris and Mrs. Benjamin. The sex education discussion was led by Mrs. Woodruff and Miss Gouge. Mr. and Mrs. Howell and children of Ventura visited Hemersons and Mrs. Sylvia Howell. Aksen Larsen visited Fort Dodge. Don Davis and family from Rolfe called at Kessex home. Mr. and Mrs. Burr's 21st anniversary dinner hosted by Woodruffs with Higby and Alec Woodruff attending. Robert Ellsworth from Buena Vista College visited. he returned to Storm Lake with John Ellsworth and Mrs. Elleworth. Woodruff and Will Bowen visited Fort Dodge. Bowen then traveled to Bennett, Wisconsin.
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Virgil Burris
Fred Benjamin
Ted Woodruff
Harriett Gouge
Dewey Howell
Ventura
Albert Hemerson
Mr. Howell
Sylvia Howell
Harner Daniels
Aksen Larsen
Fort Dodge
Don Davis
Rolfe
Clyde Kessex
Burr
E. J. Burr
Rey Elleworth
Storm Laks
Ted Woodrull
Fort Dodgs
Will Bowen
Bennett, Wis
Local Social News Tells of Visits and Trips Around Town
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Placar and family welcomed relatives as son in law and daughter. Mrs Glen Dailey traveled to Rochester Minnesota for Mayo Clinic treatment. William Watkins returned to Sioux City after a weekend with AIl Seaquist family. Maude Tilson came home from Perry where she stayed with Rex and Mrs McCreary. Marvel Anderson and her sons moved into a newly built west side home. Paul Cooksey of Cedar Falls visited his parents James Cooksey and N E Higgy over the weekend. Juniors and seniors were entertained at Marjorie Niemier’s home with games and refreshments. Henry Olson and sons dined with Louis Olson in Livermore. Bernard Jacobs and children visited the Lovig home in Ottesen. Jean Wallace, employed in West Bend, spent Sunday with family here. Margar Lokerse and Amii Metzger of West Bend joined Wallace. Reiland Jurgens and Lonnie Lee and Gerald Thatcher’s group dined with Bernard Jacobs. Wm Sieng and son Virell of Gamore City visited Harley Entusen. Rebekah lodge met in Rolfe with social hour and refreshments by Mrs Charles Chapman and Mrs Chris Madsen. Friday Night club met at Mrs A E Olson’s for Chinese checkers. prize to Harper Daniels. Next meeting set for April 4 at Mrs Albert Hemerson’s. Daphne Day of Gimere City spent weekend with friends here. 4 H music dep meeting in Humboldt drew Mrs J Cooksey for a business call in Gilmore City. Lars Larson and others were seen about town.
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Seth
H. E. Poundstone
Clarion
Eddie Lehnus
Albert City
H. Weape
Eldon Lampe
Navy
Lehnus
Fenellan
C. Braginton
George Oakland
Badger
A. &. Heathman
W. R. Hier
R. E. Houck
W. Meredith
Sue Rector
Dawson
West
Joyce Mereth
JoAnn Her
Fort
Mar Climpson
M. Sterron
Lake
Dorothy Miller
Cherokee
Myr
Don Kent
Dorothy
CE. Miller
Kents
Rolfe
J. B. Kent
Boy Scouts
Hendricks
John
Harry Junkman
Manson
Wayne Hendricks
W. S. Hendricks
H. Luit
Pocahontas
Glenn Horsman
N. J. Meurer
D. E. Young
Mildred Oleson
Rembrandt
Earl Young
G. Foust
Earl Firkins
Morris, Minn
Thomas Clark
Mr. Clark
Donna Jean Foust
G. L. Sanders
Grover
Mr. Sanders
Forrest Sanders
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Fred Reinhold
Sidney Swanson
Council Bluffs
S. Swanson
Hilda
Fred Forsythe
Roy
West Bend
Lee Fisher
Bob
Des Moines
Maude Ives
Bud Worster
Lee Fishers
Kenneth Placar
Glen Dailey
Rochester
Minn
Henry Olson
Louis Olson
Livermore
Bernard Jacobs
Lovig
Ottesen
Jean Wallace
Wallace
Margar Lokerse
Amii Metzger
Reiland Jurgens
Lonnie Lee
Gerald Thatcher
Gerald George
Wm. Sieng
Son Virell
Gamore City
Harley Enutsen
Daphne Day
Gimere City
Marsha Wallace
Blanch Wae Isee
Pegey Christianson
LeaVonna Hansen
Florence Easeley
Humboldt
J. Cooksey
Gilmore City
Lars Larson
Albert Zaman
Maple Lawn
James Cockser
Cedar Falls
Paul Cockser
Henry Fer
West Berd
Claude Deiley
Havelock
Frank Dailey
Loran Daniels
Qguesen
Sunder
Harper Daniels
N. V. Peterson
Sanday
Fred Hanson
Joe Gundersen
Ted Woodruff
Dewey Lanning
Bert Burris
Fort Dodge
Peter Neeve
John Neeve
F. L. Malosom
Social notes from Humboldt area residents and visitors
Humboldt and surrounding communities report visits and social events. Local residents travel to Fort Dodge Mercy hospital for Mrs. Frank Marchant while others host, entertain, or attend Sunday gatherings at family homes in Hardy Gilmore City and nearby towns.
Marriage License Found In County Records
Mrs. Etta Winners of Springfield Illinois wrote to County Clerk Al V. Pfander seeking the license of David F. Edwards and Elon L. Hig. The license, issued in 1889, was found recorded in the county records.
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Etta Winners
Springfield
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al V. Pfander
David F. Edwards
Elon L. Hig
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