Plover Community Notes Spark Thanksgiving Week
Local residents attend church services and prepare for Thanksgiving events in Rolfe and Emmetsburg. Notices include Royal Neighbors meeting, church suppers, Learn a Little Study Club activities, and visits among families such as Forsythe, Henderson, and Justice. Shifts in work and travel are noted with several social gatherings and a gift box plan for orphans in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Eppelsheimer
Rolfe
George Smith
Majerowicz
A. W. Hess
G. Goodmanson
Emmetsburg
John Thompson
Near Malland
A. L. Kirkins
S. W. Kerns
Roy Forsythe
West Bend
Fred Forsythe
Presbyterian Church
McNulty
M. I
Learn A Little Study Club
George Arnold
T. 2. Comer
Eddie Lehnus
George Shaw
Christian Home
Council Bluffs
Molly Be Jolly staged by Plover pupils in two acts
The Plover consolidated school grade pupils presented Molly Be Jolly a juvenile opera in two acts directed by Miss Burnette Thompson. The barn set featured farmy props and a circus theme with clowns and acrobats as the youngsters performed. Cast included Molly Helen Beneke Ralph Claire Enyge and many local children. attendance noted a large turnout and praise for costuming and musical numbers by Dorothy DuBois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Be Jolly
Plover Consolidated School
Burnette Thompson
Molly
Dorothy DuBois
Miss Thosapson
Helen
Dean Beneke
Helen Beneke
Ralph
Claire Enyge
Strs. Green
Aoe Margie Ann Buck Stewart
Donald Roush
Ally Jones
Jo Ann Biler
Sed Dennis Calvin VanAlstine
Mary Smith
Joyce Meredith
Arnold
Donald Hofert
Stock Deaths From Cornstalk Poisoning Reported
Paul Kerns loses two horses to cornstalk poisoning this week. QO In Mosvach dust and L. L. Leonard each report one and two horses killed by the same cause, with likely more untold losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kerns
QO. In
Mosvach
L. L. Leonard
Stearns-Dickinson Nuptials In Rolfe Parsonage
Miss Florence Stearns and Herbert Dickinson wed at the M. E. parsonage Rolfe on Thursday November 19. Rev. C W Tompkins officiated with the bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Stearns, present. The couple, well known in the area, plan future days together with relatives expected to join them on their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Stearns
Herbert Dickinson
M. E. Parsonage
Rolfe
Paxstar
C W W.tompkins
Frank GB. Stearns
Lee Fisher
Speand Oganditer
Kronk EL Stearns
Wowhatan
Dickson
Fisher
Beime
Minnesota
Dickinson
F. We
Nasheed
Corn Borer Sets Record for Southern Advance
The European corn borer moved farther south this year than ever before, yet its spread beyond known boundaries remains unclear. Rhode Island is designated a modified accredited area, clarifying the practical eradication of bovine tuberculosis and bringing the total of accredited states to 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Plover Sports Schedule and Musical Event This Week
This week features Sov 26 Havelock boys and pit here and Dec 3 musical recital by Miss Kelly Miss Thompson and Mr Spotvold. Next, Dec 27 Plover boys and girls visit Armstrong and Dec 5 Ottosen teams host. Season tickets valid for all events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sov
Havelock
Plover
Armstrong
Ottasen
Kelly
Thompson
Mr. Spotvold
Broadwell Fokken Areal couple wed in Plover Lutheran parsonage
Bernida Broadwell and Edward Fokken married Saturday at 11 AM in immersouiy parish by Rev. M. Thompson with a single ring ceremony. The bride, elder Broadwell daughter, violinist in Plover High School orchestra, and the groom, son of Geo Fokken, recently moved from Mallaya, plan a future home near Pocahontas. A crowd serenaded them Monday and wedding treats followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernida Broadwell
Edward Fokken
Immersouiy
Rev. M. Thompson
W. J. Krejer
F. EB. Broadwell
Plover High School
Pocahontas
John Pisher
Bend Sky Place
Plover
Bridgroon
Auxiliary Notes From Plainfield Legion Meeting
The American Legion auxiliary met at Mrs. Mae Butler’s home on Friday afternoon November 20 with president Mrs. Fred Grove presiding. After flag salute and chaplain prayer the business meeting and sewing for the supply shelf followed, and a lunch was served. Several visitors attended including those at the county meeting in Gilmore City the prior Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Mae Butler
Fred Grove
Gilmore City
N. J. Meurer
C. E. Miller
I. M. McKim
W. W. Bruner
Glenn Horsman
Mattie EK. Young
J. D. Mehaffey
J. M. Bush
Plover Methodist Church Notes Revival Meetings Set
Regular services continue at Plover Methodist Church under Pastor Rev. I. C. McNulty. A Sunday evening feature invites questions for discussion, with answers shown the following week. Revival meetings run December 6 to 20 led by Evangelist Rev. S. E. Polovina. Rev. and Mrs. McNulty plan Thanksgiving visiting relatives after union services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover Methodist Church
I. C. McNulty
S. E. Polovina
Plover Presbyterian Church Notes Rev Walter Rothwell
Church notes outline Union Thanksgiving service to be led by Rev LC McNulty with the Plover male quartet and Red Cross offering. Announce annual bazar and supper on Saturday Dec 5 with booths and a 5 30 pm supper menu. A Presbyterian Sunday school workers conference is set for Dec 1 in Orinsen Presdaie. Subscribe for The Arrow now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover Presbyterian Church
Walter Rothwell
Union
Our Church
LC. McNulty
Red Cross
Boston
Presbyterian
Orinsen Presdaie
Shaw Family Hosts Sunday Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Shaw along with Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Flaherty and their baby of Pocahontas and Mr. and Mrs. George Shors of Rolfe were Sunday dinner guests at the George Shaw home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Shaw
Laurence Flaherty
Baby
Pocahontas
George Shors
Rolfe
George Shaw
Plover School Notes Highlight Top Spellers In Grades One to Four
First and second grade students Anita Abbott Jack DuBois Erly Majorowicz and Georgine Thompson posted perfect spelling last Friday. Several absences noted due to illness. Thanksgiving poster completed and a private instruction based music recital is set for Thursday December 28 at 7 28 in the auditorium. Seventh and eighth grades ended the second six weeks with a list of students who were neither absent nor tardy. High School schedule included basketball games against Havelock and Armstrong with times for girls and boys. Third and fourth grades celebrated top spellers Morris Forrey Evelyn Baade Ruth Buchanan Janice Miller Nene Minkler Cheryl Taylor Geraldine Henderson Jeanne Abbot Dean Beneke George Hess Dick Fisher Donald Jolliffe Gay Stover Helen Henderson Imogene Knnsely Mary Dee McKwen Dorcas Stearns Dorothy Peterson. Jeanne Abbot celebrated a birthday Friday. A pilgrim village display was placed on the reading table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Everson
Rolfe
O. G. Emery
C. E. Miller
Glenn Horsman
Wallace Bruner
Nick Meurer
Legion
Pocahontas
B. F. Riggs
Foster
W. H. Buchanan
P. Riches
George Feaney
C. E F. Kauffman
Plover School
C. R. Henderson
Mike Strong
Dave Burns
Emmetsburg
F. E. Broadwell
Herman Bittner
Mallard
Clarence Ham
Antlers
Saskatchewan
Canada
Marion Ham
George Ham
Tyrus Cobbs
Odobolt
K. B. Hubbell
W. H. Henderson
Sioux City
Amber
J. L. Johnson
Clarence Wachter
Minnesota
Wachter
Ortonville
Ballston
George Ande
George D. Henderson
Palo Alto
Ernest Hubbell
Lloyd Fultz
Favonetsburg Hospital
Charles Justice of
Ankeny
Harold Justice
Charles Albaugh
Lohrville
H. F. Knapp
Re. W
Paul Kerns
William Goodchild
Havelock
Baxamai Fisher
West Bendix
Chande Miller
Franklyn Majorawiers
Virgil Thorson
Coulter
Albert Sorenson
Mimhist
Til
GO. J. Cruickshank
Garwin, Minn
J. B. Shidon
Sheldon
Ohio
W. H. Sroufe
Gilmore City
Clarence
Lois Sroufe
Charles Hansen
Mmmetsburg
Romeo Johnson
Bernice Johnson
Robert Johnson
Minneapolis
Grant Sanders Jr
Iowa Falls
Henry Lampe
Albert City
MD Lehnus
Dick Bush
Barbara
Clear Lake
J. M. Bush
R. F. Buck
Doyle Alexander
Catherine O'Neal
Nevada
Merwin Ller
Henry Fitzgerald
Fort Dodge
Laurence Hahn
F. E. Heathman
Frank Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
O. A. Smith
Harry Smiths
Laurens
Bert
Fred Smiths
N. J. Meurer
Whittemore
Nick
Bert Peterson
Miss Thompson
Miss Kuchenbecker
Eagle Grove
Miss
Miss Gilchrist
Eleanor Johnson
Blarcourt
Miss Hansen
Alta
Miss Miller
Reval
Miss Stevens
Mason City
Kuchenbecker
Owatonna
Minn
Rogie Grove
J. I. Sanders
Iowa
Plover
Anita Abbott
Jack DuBois
Erly Majorowicz
Georgine Thompson
Florence Webbink
Betty Strong
Orville Nicol
Dorothy McKim
Phyllis Martin
Thelma Jolliffe
Elaine Enge
Keith Thompson
Charles Sharp
Suzanne Roush
Marilyn Miller
Merle Kerns
Dorothy Hofert
LaVon Heathman
Alice Grove
Dorothy DuBois
Catherine Butler
Armstrong
Morris Forrey
Evelyn Baade
Ruth Buchanan
Janice Miller
Nene Minkler
Cheryl Marie Taylor
Geraldine Henderson
Jeanne Abbot
Dean Beneke
George Hess
Dick Fisher
Donald Jolliffe
Gay Stover
Ileen Henderson
Imogene Knnsely
Mary Dee Mckwen
Dorcas Stearns
Dorothy Peterson
Pocahontas County Board Proceedings Continued
The Pocahontas County board records labor, repairs, and miscellaneous expenses for the period, listing items paid to workers like Calkins and Fitzgerald, purchases for mdse from multiple stores, rent payments, and medical aid during the October period. It notes refunds, mileage, and various disbursements to vendors, nurses, and service providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Rkeechten
Calkins
Bo Matt Fitzgerald
Gerald Griffin
Ford Griffin
John HH Habden
Otto Dirks
Baskerville
Dale Stover
Daher
Inert Whateas
Hook Young
Prank Hatton
Thomas Geasnow
Rolfe Aare
J F Carlson
F Carlson
Frank Williams
L Boyd
Commission
Henry Buck
Margaret Whyte
S Madsen
Chas. Battershell
J P Berk Co
Simes’ Market
Shriner
Doeringsfeld
L Hogan
Mdse
Gibson Grocery
Louie Breen
John Anderson
Pocahontas Creamery
Hammes Shoe
Webster Co
Plover Lumber Co
J Dixon Lumber Co
Lauriel Buss
Mary Veerhusen
Jennie Bollard
H Hart
Carl White
Minnick
Josephs
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