Rolfe School Opens Weekly Movie for Students
The Rolfe public school held a Thursday forenoon program in the high school auditorium. The first reel showcased Yostoite Valley and a park, the second offered a complete resume of London with pictures and facts, plus Mother Goose in a playful jam session comedy. Several staff members were absent due to flu, with substitutes covering classes.
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Rolfe Public School
Yostoite Valley
London
Pairyland Pol-lins
Mother Goose
Mhes Maloney
Severn
Mice Shaffer
McDonald
Damberg
Simes
Mise Shaffer
Hep On
Enery
Andersen
South
Bradley
Hendrickson
MeeNey
Phares
Wilson
Thursday Evening Meeting Hosts at Bradgate News Tebelau Lodge
Mrs Inga McCreary and Mrs Art Olson hosted a Thursday evening event. Mrs Astoid Brodsack visited Humboldt on Friday and Saturday. Students were vaccinated for diphtheria on Tuesday. A five-brant attack over the Des Moines river ended with five geese killed after a marksman intervened. John Madson's birthday was celebrated Tuesday at his home.
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Herb Jones
Rolfe
Ray Ellsworth
Maude Tilton
Henry Sorenson
Hans Tsanecson
John Buchanan
Humboldt
PT. S. Clark
Des Moines
Art Olson
Dana McCreary
Ferris Malcolm
Malcolm
Rankewitz
Ames
Hans [Saacson
Chris Sorenson
John Madson
Caroline Madson
Li Cupp
Progress Club
Chase
Moe
Ladies’ Aid
McHolden
Buffalo
N. D
Harper Daniels
Inga McCreary
Alfred Brodsack
Sibley
Noble Higby
Heela
S. C
Mr. Higby
Walter Higby
Epworth League
Virginia McCreary
Tebekauhlodge
Astoid Brodsack
Ua Marksman
Buster Brown
Reese
Buster
Mrs. Madson
Community Notes From Plover and Surrounding Towns
Weekend visits filled with family and friends as Granville, Monaga Minn., New Hampton, and Des Moines County join in local social events. Birthday and wedding anniversaries honored. several gatherings include Presbyterian church groups, bridge games, and a surprise birthday party for Gerald Foust. Local trips feature A. G. Heathman and Byron Hubbell visiting Pocahontas county and others attending events in Rolfe, Humboldt, and Jefferson.
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George Heathman
Eharge
C. EK. Hancher
Byron Hubbell
New Hampton
A. G. Heathman
Clark
Snyder
Newell
Irene Cole
Storm Lake
George Oakland
Badger
Clarence Heathman
Rolfe
Warren Heathman
Ames
Allan Heathman
Janet
Rothwell
Louis Jones
Gilmore City
Herb Jones
J. R. McIntire
W. L. MeIntire
Fannie McIntire
Curtis Jones
Mary Emma ‘Thompson
Humboldt
Fred Grove
Susie Thompson
Gerald Foust
Lizzie Lilleyard
Bill Lillegard
Rodman
Kk. J. Struthers
Evelyn
Edward
Marion Ham
George Roush
Raymond Altenberger
Will Struthers
Des Moines
Gerald
Bridge
Foust
Mary Emma Thompson
O. W. Weaver
Thompson
Georgine Thompson
Delbert Young
Sadie Young
Jefferson
Earl Young
Helen O’neall
Emmetsburg
Community Notes and Local Visits Roundup
Mrs. Mary Williams visits Gilmore City as other guests travel through area towns. Birth in Rolfe adds Peggy Ellen to local families. Roy Luft remains injured but steady. Church and auxiliary events, stork shower for Mrs. Howard Luft, and deaths in Mason City mark a busy week of gatherings and updates.
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Mary Williams
Gilmore City
J. H. Pollock
Elizabeth Raymond
Springfield
Neb
Dickinson
Mora
Minn
Lee Fisher
Fisher
Gravite of the Redemption
West Bend
Georgine Thompson
Howard Luft
Roy Luft
Rolfe
Roy
Donald O’neall
Peggy Ellen
Ivan Harris
Walt Ler
Mervinger
M. I. Ladies’ Aid
4. M. Hoffert
John Gembler
Sioux City
Viola
Nora Hanisch
Grace Hilton
Harrison Knapp
Herb Laws
Curlew
Plover Methodist Church Plans Temperance Theme
Plover Methodist Church with Pastor E Redmayne schedules a temperance themed service on World Temperance Sunday. Sunday school at 10 morning worship at 11 Epworth League at 7 p.m. October 80. The pastor’s sermon titled The World’s Greatest Stumbling Block targets liquor as a moral issue. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Plover Methodist Church
E. Redmayne
Epworth League
Juveryone
Plover Church Announces Services and Meetings
Plover Presbyterian Church led by W. Rothwell schedules Sunday preaching at 9 30 and Sunday school at 10 30 with devotionals by the pastor. Willing Workers meet Thursday at 2 30 hostesses named. Young People circle meets Sunday at 7 30 Elsie Rothwell to speak. District circle hosts Nov 7 at 7 30. Envelope submissions for Iowa missions requested.
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Plover Presbyterian Church
W. Rothwell
Harold O’neall
Gerard Foust
Curtis Jones
Elsie Rothwell
Iowa
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