Mothers and Daughters Banquet Held in Plover
A 6:30 pot luck supper followed by a program at the Presbyterian church featured group singing, welcomes, readings, piano and clari net solos, and poems. Janet McFadden received a bridal shower Friday. Numerous local residents and guests attended various Mother’s Day gatherings and visits, with many couples and families noted in the week’s events.
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Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Hilton
Janice Burgardt
Sonja Garlock
James Jones
Robert Horsman
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John Pollock
Gwendolyn Lehnaos
Gardner Win
James Schade
Eray Brown
Dickens
Byron Pirie
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Byron
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E. Lehnus
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A. O. Garlock
le Mars
Leonard ‘Thompson
Thompson
Union Township School
Irwin
August Anderson
Cylinder
Charles Henderson
Janet McFadden
Jess Munson
Plover
Jim Horsman
Laurens
Darlene Elliott
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Adrian Reese
American Legion Auxiliary
John Pavik
Plover Church wedding ties McFadzen to Mallard groom
Miss Janet McFadzen daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles McFadzen of Plover wed Gerald Fain son of Eldon Fain of Roland at Plover Presbyterian Church. Rev Gardner Winn officiated as guests noted the lavender and green decor and a reception for about one hundred followed the ceremony.
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Walter Grethen
Mary Grethen
James
Gene
Liberty Schultz
Rolfe
Loren Thompson
W. R
James Back
Gerald Firkins
LaVonne Graylund
Emil Firkins
Rodman
Alas
Heathman
Janet
Rogers
John Gembier
Archie Hess
Howard
Gémbier
Larry
Alan
Anna Gembier
Francis Headline
Faribault
Minn
Romeo Johnson
Northfield
Alan Ives
Milton Hubbard
Albert “City
Dale Derschem
Carrie Hubbard
Doris Hubbard
Laurens
David Henderson
Edna Henderson
Clarence Webbink
Des Moines
H. F. Webbink
Gordon Sedlacek
Janet McFadzen
Charles McFadzen
Plover
Gerald Fain
Mallard
Eldon Fain
Roland
Plover Presbyterian Church
Gardner Winn
Marilyn McFadden
Miss E. Henderson
Virginia Henderson
Sigrid
Simon
Karlene Eppelsheimer
Charles Rytchart
Groomaman
Laverne
Ridenout
Jimmy McFadzen
Orville Mankle
Sherry Major“owicz
Gerald ‘Kerns
Plover Methodist Church Announces Sunday Schedule
Eugene M. Rasmussen, pastor, leads Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and Worship at 10:30 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 7:00 p.m. De votions led by Bob Pirie. resources by Gertrude Galloway and Carmen Fisher. refreshments by Ronald Martin and Bob Pirie. WSCS circle meets this afternoon. choir practice at 8:00 p.m. Goodwill Drive in Plover on May 20. used clothing donations accepted at the church.
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Plover Methodist Church
Eugene M. Rasmussen
Bob Pirie
Gertrude Galloway
Carmen Fisher
Ronald Martin
Circle of
WSCS
Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Promises Relief for Menstrual Pain
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as giving relief to women and girls from menstrual cramps headaches backaches and irritability. It claims doctors tests show three out of four cases improved and promotes new iron tablets as trial size.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia ‘Pinkham
Vacation Bible School plans listed for May 1929
Daily sessions run May 1929 from 8:30. Beginners and kindergarten children attend with teachers Mrs George Pirie Mrs Art Sellers and Miss Gertrude Galloway. Primary grades 1 2 3 taught by Mrs Cy Ee Eppelsheimer and Mrs Edwin J Grove. Junior grades Rosene Rasmussen and Mrs Grace Brandhoy. Intermediate grades 7 8 taught by Mrs Eugene Rasmussen.
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George
Pirie
Art Sellers
Gertrude Galloway
Cy Ee Eppelsheimer
Edwin J . Grove
Rosene
Plover Presbyterian Plans May Services and Vacation School
Plover Presbyterian ChurchLed by Gardner L Winn pastor James Jones Supt Services Sunday May 18 includes Sunday School at 10 Morning Worship 11 Congregational meeting after Worship. Vacation church school opens May 19 at 9 for children ages 4 through 8th grade for one week Toy Hayworth of Armstrong to speak May 18 Lena Smith national children's worker to speak at Rodman Presbyterian May 22 All members and friends urged to attend.
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Plover Presbyterian Church
Gardner L. Winn
James_Jones
Toy Hayworth
Armstrong
Lena” Smith
Rodman Presbyterian Church
Too Much Spray Cuts Corn Yield
Iowa State College extension weed specialist E P Sylvester warns that spraying corn with 2 4 D can cut yields if done without care. Overdosage harms corn, while too little spray leaves weeds alive. He advises spraying when weeds grow rapidly and are tender and avoiding spraying during peak warm humid days.
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E. P. Sylvester
Iowa State College
Sylvester
Properly Spray Weeds in Corn Fields for Safe Results
Weed control guidance for corn warns against drift to adjacent crops and advises quiet-day spraying with 25 to 35 pounds pressure. 2 4 D kills broad leaves but not grasses. avoid cultivating for 7 to 10 days after spraying to prevent damage, and use 0.5 pounds acid equivalent per acre of amine or 0.5 pound per acre of ester in 10 to 15 gallons water for best results per weed specialist.
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Sylvester
How to Freeze Rhubarb for Year Round Use
Iowa State College nutritionist Jewel Graham provides five steps for selecting tender stalks, trimming, washing, and cutting rhubarb for freezing without sugar. Pack in containers, freeze immediately, then thaw slightly to use. juice can become a base for punches and drinks.
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Iowa
Jewel Graham
Iowa State College
Naturalized Citizens Denied Presidential Eligibility
Early news notes that naturalized citizens retain most rights but cannot become president. The item highlights citizenship status as a barrier to the executive office.
Mental Disturbances Linked to Deafness in AMA Otolaryngology
The article by Drs. Frederick Harbert and Joseph Saratoff discusses functional hearing loss non organic depressions tied to psychological causes. It explains malingerers vs neuratics, and notes signs of abnormal personality structure. It also mentions Iowa counties hosting American Cancer Society chapters and a provocative line about government run by women as gynarchy.
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A.M.A. Archives
American Medical Association
Frederick Harbert
Joseph Saratoff
Philadelphia
4 H Health Clinic Schedules May 26 27 For Pocahontas County
Virginia Harding reports the 4 H Health Clinic will return with sessions May 26 and 27 at 7 80 p m in the Red Cross rooms at the Court House Pocahontas. County medical board dentists and county nurses cooperate to provide exams for every 4 H girl with coordinated club times to reduce traffic and waiting. Final health improvement reports will follow. The note also mentions Iowa American Cancer Society scholarships and unrelated historical notes.
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Ginia Harding
Exteligion
Red Cross
Court House
Pocahontas
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