Plover News Highlights Local Visitors and Weddings
The column covers multiple community notes including Mr. and Mrs. Chester Klein moving to Everett Washington, various visits and meals across town, a November Legion Auxiliary coffee, Sunshine Club anniversary, and the Stowell Brafford wedding in Des Moines with detailed ceremony and reception notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowell-Brafford
Des Moines
Monica Joy Stowell
Russell Stowell
Wayne Lee Brafford
Everett Brafford
Games
First Methodist Church
C. Clifford Bacon
Rex Mathes
Beverly Hough
Darlene Stowell
Maureen Lesler
Tom Alexander
Groon
Don Stowell
Judy Frey
Melvin Stowell
Luella Frey
Mary
Norma Stowell
Margaret Harbon
Plover
Plover High School
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Bernard Linoleum and Rug Co
Darwin Stowell
Keesler
Lydia Pinkham's Tablets for Change of Life Relief
A pharmaceutical claim touts Lydia Pinkham's Tablets as a home treatment for hot flashes irritability and dizziness during change of life. The ad cites fast relief and blood-building iron with easy intake and emphasizes drugstore availability alongside Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kindergarten News Highlights and Class Updates
Rolfe Consolidated School notes flu absences and hopes for quick recovery. Fifth birthday treats from David Nowack and Donald Marine mark birthdays in kindergarten. Halowe'en party features paper sack masks and games. Kris Benedict’s move reduces kindergarten enrollment to 36. The class reads Dick and Spot and Dick and Jane picture stories and learns to shake hands.
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Mrs. Dunn
David Nowack
Donald Marine
Kris Benedict
Spot
Jane
Halloween Party Brightens Elementary School Memories
Mrs Nicoson notes a Halloween party with masks and a witches bus, while six students missed due to illness. Spelling word work earned perfect scores and the bulletin board squirrels cheered in autumn trees. Kathy Lawton and Marcia Hansen brought treats, and third graders share numbers for Friday’s assembly.
Third grade notes celebrate Halloween masks and birthdays
The write up mentions fun paper masks for Halliowe'en, a party Thursday afternoon with games and treats, and Marcia Hood serving birthday treats for the other third graders on Monday. It notes Marcia's eighth birthday and lists fifth grade progress on flu recovery, a westward Oregon Trail mural, pantomimes, and a list of students earning 100 percent in spelling.
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Marcia Hood
Marcia
Kipfer
Oregon Trail
Whitmans
Janet Jordan
Fred Hodgell
Ronnie Stacey
Michael Brinkman
Mary Ann Brinkman
Sixth Grade Miss Corsair Attendance and Class Notes
The week opened with 11 pupils absent then three absent by Friday. In arithmetic we learned division by two. Judy, Ann, and Ronald M. brought medieval models, Ronald M. a Crusaders shield. health class included a vinegar wishbone experiment. Halloween pictures decorate the room.
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Miss Vogel
Stanback Promises Fast Cold Relief Tablets and Powder
Cold sufferers are urged to use Stanback for relief of cold discomforts. The prescription type formula combines pain relieving ingredients to ease headache neuralgia and aching muscles, and helps reduce fever. Snap back with Stanback.
Halloween Party Clues and Class Notes at Junior High
Joy C. and Beverly S. report a Halloween party with a sounding game and a blindfolded name game. Ann D. told a story. Mary S. brought treats. A Friday visitor was Mary Ann Kirby of Gilmore City, Joanne’s cousin. Miss Pattee and Mr. Ploeger teach. Attendance improved after flu. Eighth grade studies plants, banks in arithmetic, verbs in English, Spirit Lake Massacre in Iowa history, Central America geography, and basketball began this week.
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Hallowe'en
Ann D
Mary S
Joanne
Mary Ann Kirby
Gilmore City
Joy C
Beverly S
Pattee
Ploeger
Iowa
Spirit Lake
Sioux City
Central America
Little words never hurt a big idea and 26 boys report
Dennis Wagner notes twenty six boys reported for the activity with the group doing fairly well. Howard Newton adds a motto about small words and big ideas.
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Dennis Wagner
Howard Newton
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T. RB. Jones
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C. EE. Eppelsheimer
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Ray Seaman
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