Plover Caucus Sets Primary Delegates in Powhatan Iowa
A caucus of Powhatan republican voters will meet at Plover Lumber Co. in Plover Iowa on Friday June 1 at 8 p m to elect delegates for the June 4 primary and to attend the county convention later.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1928
Page
5
A caucus of Powhatan republican voters will meet at Plover Lumber Co. in Plover Iowa on Friday June 1 at 8 p m to elect delegates for the June 4 primary and to attend the county convention later.
Sunday services include Sunday School Bible Class at 10:00 Morning Worship at 11:00 Epworth League 7:00 and Evening Services 8:00 The Men of the Old Testament series continues The Man Who Spoke The Dead is the next topic Union Daily Vacation Bible School starts Monday June at the school building Good attendance expected Parents cooperation urged
Morning service and Christian Endeavor at Plover Presbyterian Church with Rev W H Cassell. Evening worship and subject The Changeless in the Changing. Nellie Helvig to lead Ep worth League. District Bible Story Contest replaces the evening sermon.
Methodist and Presbyterian ministers will operate two buses to transport children who cannot reach the two weeks of Religious Instruction starting June 4. All community children are invited. tuition is free.
The 1928 graduating class held commencement in the school auditorium on Wednesday evening with the orchestra, High School Girls Glee Club and Quartette performing. Hon. W. L. Harding delivered the address stressing education amid new inventions and fundamentals. Diplomas were presented to fifteen graduates including Helen Budd, Thelma Langfitt, Earl Kerns, Lola Christensen and others. The following night the senior class performed the three act farce A Busy Honeymoon set around Aug 1.〉
Fay Robinson became bride of Jas. Andrew McFadden on Tuesday May 29, at the Methodist church in Eagle Grove. The ceremony followed a shower in Kanawa attended by relatives including the McFadzens and Hendersons. Andrew, eldest son of Harry and Mrs McFadzen, is a local high school graduate and teacher who will return to Eagle Grove after summer study in Colorado.
An injured resident, B. W. Lathrop, is patched up after a runaway incident Saturday. A barn is under construction on the W. A. property, with repairs underway following the accident.
Workmen blasting rock at a Grove farm foundation forced Byron to flee with a pair of colts drawing a sand cart. He stopped to speak to a neighbor and forgot the blasts. A delayed explosion tipped the cart into a ditch, injuring Byron with a lame head and sore back.
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