Local Social and Bridge Club News from Plover and Des Moines
Dr H C Barnes made a business call in Plover last Friday. L B Davidson and A V Graeber attended business matters in Des Moines Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Geo Spence and Mrs W A Spence visited Fort Dodge last week. Des Moines visitors included Mr and Mrs W H Wiley and son Billy Jr at the Wiley home. Tuesday Club met at Mrs H F Olerichs for a one o clock luncheon and social hour. final meeting of the season with one member absent. Benefits from the club discussed. officers elected for next year. Peerere Bridge Club closed season with lunch at Mrs A G Hille. high scores posted and yearly totals awarded. Mrs C W Siefkin elected chair for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Barnes
Plover
A. V. Graeber
Des Moines
M. C. Anderson
J. C. Damborg
C. d. Moartison
B.S. Bryson
Marion Bruce
Robert G. Hunter
E. Eikenberry
Wm. Obrecht
C. W. Siefkin
Nain Lutheran Church Notes
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening Service on 1st and 3rd Sundays. Mid-Week Prayer Meeting Thursday at 8:00 p.m. Danish language service first Sunday each month. other services in English. Cordial invitation to attend as scheduled unless announced.
Stanfield Kills Ex-Wife Then Himself in Achborn
Frank Stanfield of Lake City, about forty five, shot and killed his former wife Gail Stanfield at the Jack Jensen home in Achborn Tuesday afternoon. He then killed himself before help arrived. Both bodies were taken to Lake City for funeral plans. Stanfield had remarried Gail seven years ago and divorced four years later. The couple previously lived in Rolfe where Gail obtained the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stanfield
Lake City
Gail Stanfield
Achborn
Stanfield
Jack Jensen
Presbyterian Church Notes Schedule and events
Morning Worship at 10:90 a.m. Sunday School 11:15 a.m. Christian Endeavor 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship 8:00 p.m. Mary Frances McIntire leads the Christian Endeavor in the Sunday evening service. The Lighthearers to tea mothers at the Manse May 23 at 2:30 p.m. A daily Vacation Bible School with the Methodist church is planned. workers met and plans are being perfected. The Advance quotes an inspirational message about opening the soul to kindness.
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Christian Endeavor
Mary Frances McIntire
Methodist Church
New England
Go-To-Church Month at Epworth Church
Rev. T. H. Bassett leads Sunday School and worship services with Home and Young People's Day planned for next Sunday. The Epworth League marks its 43rd anniversary with an evening program. A Ken nington Ladies Aid meeting is set for May 25 in the church parlors. Plans for a union Daily Vacation Bible School May 31 to June 10 across Methodist and Presbyterian churches are announced, with grades up to high school. Regular attendance encouraged as May is Go-To-Church Month.
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Young Tolks
Epworth League
Church Young People’s Society
Kennington
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Arrow
Trinity Lutheran Church Service Schedule and Notes
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m Morning Worship at 10:45 a.m Luther League at 11:00 a.m Catechism Class meets Saturday May 21 at 1:20 p.m Regular services continue next Sunday despite weather Quotations on love and giving attributed to A T Pineau
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A. T. Pineau
Health gossip and cash for stories in The Arrow Now
The crowd discusses doctors and money as Boswell reportedly earns 2000 dollars for his tell all. Jennie jokes about health and marriage while Swell Harter notes the payout. Carter confirms two thousand dollars for words.
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Swell Harter
Boswell
Carter
Plan Now for Forage Crops Later in the Year
Agricultural guidance urges planning for forage with sudan grass soybeans and rape to support pasture and green feed through summer and fall. Rape provides high protein for hogs and calves, with necessary protein supplement for hogs and careful timing for sheep. Sudan grass offers late pasture and hay. sow between now and June 21, or with grain, and harvest two hay cuts after head emergence.
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Sudan
Coccidiosis Triggers Farm Poultry Health Warnings
Dr. K. W. Stouder of Iowa State College warns that coccidiosis will raid young poultry flocks with warm weather. Prevention relies on sanitation, cleaning and drying brood houses, dry floors, clean utensils, and ground free of recent droppings. Infected birds must be removed. a balanced high milk content ration aids treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Stouder
Iowa State College
Studer
Bacon on fertile soil and mobility for nation strength
Quote from Bacon praising fertile soil and easy transport as pillars of national strength and growth.
Clean-Up Notice From City Authorities
The city announces a cleanup of alleys and vacant lots. Unremoved rubbish will be cleared by city supervision at the property owner’s expense. The dump ground is cleared and roads opened. Do not dump in the roads. Mayor J.H. Brinkman issues the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H. Brinkman
Baccalaureate Address Urges Faith and Civic Duty
The sermon argues science and religion are compatible, contending belief in God enhances life and morality. It cites St Augustine Shakespeare Lincoln and Christ parables to urge conscience, charity, justice, and devotion to God, nation, and neighbor.
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Calvary
Republic
Lincoln
Gettysburg
St. Peter
Trish
Thomas Moore
Dictionary of quirky age and etiquette maxims
A collection of aphorisms about aging and social conduct. It notes an old woman as five years older than a woman past fifteen, warns against overpraising or debate after meals, and suggests guests should know when to depart to show good manners.
New Definition Amos Monotony Joke Dialogue
Amos jokes about monotony and polygamy as Andy explains two wives is polygamy and one wife is monotony. The playful exchange uses regional language to frame a humorous take on marriage.
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Amos
Andy
Dangerous Drive Fatality Report Noted
An incident description outlines a plan to intoxicate a man then force him into a motor car accident. After the crash the victim is removed, placed in a satin-lined box, and garnished with flowers, indicating a fatal or staged death scenario.
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Nain Lutheran
L. H. Kjoller
H. F. Olerich
Rolfe
Woodman
Arrow Office
Simmons
F. A. Johnson
Reed Seaman
O. W. Ferrand
I. J. JacVey
South Howland
Howland’s
Stanley MacVey
Watson W. Bearn
Dora Berkey Rolfe
A. N. Johnson
Stromberg Hatchers
Cora Lind
Iowa
Wood’s Hatchery
Ames
Call Wheeler’s
Ford
Hess & Son
Presbyterian Church Notes
C. Paul Carlson
Bassett
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. J. 0. Wangberg
Luther League
Eunice
Jennie
God
Earth
St. Paul
Christ
Shakespeare
Henry
Cardinal Wolsey
Cromwell
Hjalmar P. Sandberg
Congress
Sandberg
Porcelain
J. White & Son Jewelers and Optician
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