Plover News Club Hosts First Meeting of Season
The Learn a Little study club held its season kickoff at Mrs Grace Brandhay’s home with Mrs Earl Guess as assistant hostess and Mrs Glenn Forsythe and Mrs Mike Strong as program chairs. Theme Town guides the year with book reports and group singing led by Mrs Robert Reiter at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Brandhay
Earl Guess
Glenn Forsythe
Mike Strong
Robert. Reiter
Lawrence Hilton
Harriet Lothen
St. Paul
Jens Thompson
Phil Martin
Davenport
Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Dunn
Ralle Dunn
Gardner ‘Winn
W. A.ler
Gerald Henderson
Geraldine
Donna
Webb
Henderson
Gerald Fales
Herschell. Morse
Korea
Plover
Howard Morse
Gilmore City
Pocahontas
Ralfe ‘Dunn
Donald
Ft. Wayne
E.S
Q.E.S
Laurens
John Cox
Glenn Pringle
Powhatan
George Arnold
T. R. Jones
Charles Lehnus
Virginia
Harding
Wednesady
Harold Ferry
Wayne Hendricks
K.S.K
Havelock
Howard Luft
Bingo
George .Majorowicz
Co R Leppelsheimer
Charles Waske
Richard Plantz
Gloria
Donnie
Mallard
Woodrow Otto
Claude ‘Stafford
Litchfield
Ariz
Stafford
Richard Henderson
Fay Pirie
Garland Westerman
Bob Horsman
John Pollock
W. F. Hofert
W.S.C.S
A. R. Glasco
Gerald Kerns
Charles Henderson
August “Anderson
Jim Doily
Cylinder
Naomi
Brooks Iseminger
Storm Lake
M.Y.B. Club
Hallowe'en
Jesse Galloway
Alan Ives
Thomas Guess
Christine
Neil
W-H. Cassell
T. J. Rhodes
Clifton
N. J
Clayton Jones
A. J. Baker
Bobby
Sherburn
Minn
Elton Baker
Herman Griffell
Don Ferry
John Bush
Minnesota
Emma
Ernest Hanish
Ted Hartley
Palmer
Wm. Hanish
Q’neta
Shirley Horsman
Jim Horsman
Dick Bush
H. C. Shrader
Rockwell City
C. W. Lighter
Melcher
B.C
Laurel Worster
Ottoson
Harlan Worster
Fort Dodge
Roger Roush
Minneapolis
George Roush
George
Ray McKim and
Daugther
Grand Island
Nebr
Fred Mc
Plover notices list gatherings and upcoming events
Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. R.D. Wilson of Omaha and others. The Powhatan Pushers met October 4 with Ed Pirie as vice president. The Legion Auxiliary plans a October 17 meeting. The Plover Band Mothers sponsor a Halloween carnival and the Junior class will present Junior Prom on October 24. Announcements include a marriage notice for Esolde Matons and John Degman Jr. and pictures from Rev L G Gartner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Strong
Ed Pirie
Farm Bureau
Mike Strong
Ronald Hersom
Ilene Sroufe
Donna Twigg
Des Moines
Marvin Sroufe
Fort Dodge
The
Legion Auxiliary of
Plover
John Pavik
Mabel Hendricks
Eleanor Hendricks
Maude Climpson
L.G. Gartner
Spirit Lake
W.S.C.S
John Gartner
Korea
Esolde Matons
John Degman, Jr
Rochester
N. Y
Esolde
Arthur Matons
U.S
Latvia
Plover School
Hallowe
Roger Heathman
Alan Heathman
Armstrong
George Oakland
Badger
Phayne Heathman
Humboldt
Fred Duitsman
Flossie DeVaul
George Lehigh
Council, Bluffs
Dawson Saylor
Bert Smith
Ernie Eilers
Renwick
Plover Methodist Church to Host Laymen Day Services
At Plover Methodist Church Sunday worship is led by Laymen’s Day. Eugene M. Rasmussen presides with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a 11 a.m. service. Youth Fellowship meets at 7:30 p.m. Karen Kerns and Darlene Ferguson lead a discussion. Ronald Hersom gives the devotion. W.S.C.S. hosts a silver tea at 2 p.m. Refreshments served. Choir practice and official board meeting set. baptismal service planned for Oct 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover Methodist Church
Eugene M. Rasmussen
Karen Kerns
Darlene Ferguson
Ronald Hersom
Sandra Spanier
Joan Shaveland
W.S.C.S
Leonard Gardner
New Mexico
Arizona
Forest City
Seed corn company rents 4 H building for storage
The Funk Hybrid Seed Corn Company will store about 40 000 bushels of bagged seed corn in Pocahontas at the Girls 4 H Club building on the fair grounds per T J Raynes Rolfe company representative after finalizing a rental with the local fair board The company has used this building for years up to 1950 New warehouses built in 1951 eliminated Pocahontas storage for their 1951 crop The increased corn yield and expansion require more storage space Forest fires are always destructive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funk Hybrid Seed Corn Company
Pocahontas
T. J. Raynes, Rolfe
Fair Board
Plover Iowa Town Council Holds Regular 1952 Session
The Plover Iowa Town Council met September 2 1952 and October 6 1952 with Mayor T R Jones and five council members present no absentees. Bills were approved including Van Alstine duties 845.20 water service tax payments and library and tank maintenance. Receipts listed water 65.57 and gas tax 0.05 with roll calls showing aye votes from Higgins Hofert Pollock Glasco Heathman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover
Iowa
Jones
D. C
Higgins
W. F. Hofert
W. J. Pollock
A. R
Glasco
R. W. Heathrman
Heathman
J. O. Cox
Marvin Turley
O. C.higgins
A. R. Glasco
R. W. Heathman
Paul Ferguson
Charles Wasco
J. C. Cox
QO. C. Higgins
W F. Hofert
A.R. Glasco
E.C. van Alstine
Pwr
H. Bucher
Mary Pirie
A. D. Garlock
Clarkson Publ. Co
Tank Maint. Corp
Tank
Powhatan Township
Bal
T. R. Jones
Council Minutes Show Ayes For Key Motion And Adjournment
The councilmen voting aye were O. C. Higgins A R Glasco W F Hofert R W Heath man and W J Pollock. No nays reported. On motion by W F Hofert with second by C C Higgins the meeting adjourned. J O Cox Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Pollock
O.C. Higgins
A. R. Glasco
W. F. Hofert
R. W. Heathman
W. J.” Pollock
C. C. Higgins
J. O. Cox
Hog Farrow Plans For 1953 Spring Output
Iowa State College economist Francis A. Kutish notes 1952 hog production barely above the 1941–50 average while per capita meat demand grows. With lard prices weak and beef supplies rising, southern drouth states plan a 10 percent cut in 1953 spring farrowing, risking a two percent drop in the national spring pig crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis, A. Kutish
Iowa State College
Kutish
Drouth
Feed and hog market outlook hints at limited expansion
The report notes a crop decline of two to four percent from 1952 and estimates a hog to corn ratio near 12 to 18 to 1. It suggests only a small profit for efficient producers and concludes prospects are not favorable enough to spur major investment in new equipment or herd expansion.
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Iowa Probate
In Pocahontas County Iowa probate court Henry Frederick Olerich died leaving an estate. Orvan B Olerich appointed and qualified as executor with authority to settle debts and pay claims by law. Creditors and claimants must present all demands promptly as required by statute. Dated October 8 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
State of
Iowa
Pocahbatas County
Henry Frederick Olerich
Pocahonta C County
Towa
Orvan B
Olerich
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Plover News
Luther Lyons
W. H. Henderson
Bob Weseloh
Dorcaschelé
W. R.iler
Luthern’Lyons
Bob Weselohof
Ed‘ Davis
Thor
Jay Arnold
Wayne Henderson
Lawrence Henderson
Bob
Weseloh
Ed Davis
Leonard Henderson
Bob: Weseloh
Russell Stowell
E. H. Westerman
Omaha
West Bend
Newton Furniture
Phon
Plover Presbyterian Church
Gardner L. Winn
Seed Corn Company
Ee Pirie
van Alstine
Stotte Arrow
Van
ZEREX
John Deere Tractors
Feed M & M Livestock Products
W. O. Fain
Hisses
Tebex
Webb’s
W. W. Acd
James W. Hunt
Rolfe
WELP
Rolfe, Iowa
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