Rolfe Local News Highlights Community Happenings
Rolfe residents host visitors from Chicago and Iowa City preparations unfold for stomach ulcers operation for Chris Zimmerman. Local marriages and visits noted along with sales trips, new hires at Rolfe Telephone Company, and town paving progress in Fonda. Public notice warns of sewer land condemnation in Gilmore City with filing deadlines.
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Chris Zimmerman
Kansas City
Sargeant
Chicago Tribune
Leta Heathman
M. E. Parsonage
Rolfe
A. H. Bryan
C. E. Heathman
Plover
Edgar Corness
E. EB. Wilcox
Algona
Hutchins
Hampshires
Webster City
W. S. Clark
Pocahontas Democrat
Pocahontas County
Fonda
Marathon
R. E. Potter
Rolfe Telephone Company
O. N. Cook
Mr. Potter
Milford
Bell People
Hollis
Telephone Company
Cook
Emma Beers
Lyman Beers
Fern Melson
Bertha VanAlstine
Percy M. Beers
Ralph Beers
Helen Norman
Bankers’ Life Company
Township 91
Gilmore City
Iowa
Schrore City
Plover News Recap of Local Trips and Events
Local residents report automobile trips to Montana and the Dakotas with visits to relatives, family updates on births and moves, and community notes. The Plover Co-Operative Shipping Association ships a car of hogs, and high school basketball results feature Plover defeating Havelock 28 to 8 while the girls lose 8 to 2. A Ladies Aid dinner is announced and two local marriages are noted, with space reserved for a financial statement next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. &. Dunn
H. W. Cox
Montana
Yellowstone Trail
Musselshell River
Mr. Cox
Iowa
Plover Co-Operative Shipping Association
L. E. Buck
Chas
Otto
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana Line
Fort Dodge
Wm. Smith
F. R. Eggspuehler
Ike
F. D. Hadden
G. M. Squires
Titonka
Glenn
M. E. Church
Methodist
H. O. Ward
Plover
Havelock High School
Havelock Girls
Plover Girls
Des Moines
Ware
Silver Lake
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mesdames Forsythe
H. H. Grove
Snyder
M. E
Fred McKim
Leta Heathman
C. E. Heathman
Rolfe
Jolliffe
W. W. Wheeler
The
Plover Co-Operative Shipping Association Holds First Meeting
The Plover Co-Operative Shipping Association held its first annual meeting in the Plover opera house on Oct. 2, 1920. Three new directors were elected: T. M. Simonson, Geo. T. Moffett, and O. A. Zeck, replacing retiring directors Jas. Grove T. M. Simonson and W. W. Wheeler. The secretary treasurer’s financial report covering April 30 to date was accepted for publication in The Rolfe Arrow. A standing vote appreciated the manager and secretary-treasurer’s work. officers will be elected later due to no quorum. Stock listings were requested early to aid the manager in arranging logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe Arrow
Plover School Notes Highlight New Staff and Visitors
The Misses Evangeline and Thelma Ward join Plover High as new minister’s daughters greet the school. Miss Alice Carolan from Galesburg began teaching music and penmanship. Several guests visited, and a spontaneous combustion fire in the coal bunker caused no major damage. Glee clubs see early enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Crowl
Evangeline
Thelma Ward
Ward
Tilda Swanson
Fuiday
Merton Crowl
Anna Rhinehart
Ruthven
Cecile Taylor
King and
Hauck
Rolfe
Lanesboro
Miss Messinger
Miss Sprague
Miss Mesinger
Alice Carolan
Galesburg, N
Plover Teams Welcome Havelock On Court Trials
Havelock boys and girls visited Plover to contest games. Girls edged Havelock 2 to 0 while Plover boys won 26 to 8. Plover also defeated Des Moines Township in a boys clash. Friday's games at Plover start 3:30 PM. Calendar notes include upcoming teacher examinations in Pocahontas October 27-29, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock
Plover
Des Moines Township Consolidated School
Ware
Pocahontas
Grace D. McMichael
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Towa
Chas. L. Jones
B. W. Rademacher
Plover Shipping Association
Boston
Gilmore City, Iowa
Habhab Brothers
U. S
United States
First Liberty Loan
Second Liberty Loan
Third Liberty Loan
the People’s Savings Bank
Lowa
Webb’s
Niver
Boston Storefort
Dodge
Poland
H. F. Olerich
Qlerich
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