Plover notes and town talk fill a busy week
Local residents report arrivals and visits from Mrs. Mary Whitney and the Eggspeuler family. The Sanders Orchestra played at the State Fair, while families travel to Ames Des Moines and Ottawa for work school and care. Community events include church services, library reopening, and gatherings at the Heathman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McEwen
George Heathman
A. T. Lilly
Albert City
Edgar Graham
Baby
Heembrandt
Mary Whitney
Agnes Carrigan
Ayrshire
F. R
Ike ‘Eggspehler
Eggspu
Frank Pearce
Newell
J. W. Ferguson
O. A. Smith
R. F. Buck
Storm Lake
G. S. Shriner
Rolfe
Texas
W. J. Johnson
Grace Strong
Sac City
Alma Campbell
Minnie Bancroft
W. S. Strong
P. J. Shaw
R. E. DuBoise
Floyd Ferguson
Holstein
W. J. Krejci
Emmetsburg
N. J. Muerer
A. G. Heathman
Henry Fitzgerald
Muerer
Whittemore
F. A. Pringle
Vivian
Des Moines
Boone
Rose Moore
John Moats
Janice
E. B. Fritz
Chicago
Fritz
Curlew
Rolfe League
Humboldt
Minnie Hanisch
Palo Alto
Mildred Christensen
Grant Township
Martha Otto
Lucille Bucher
Anne Fisher
Ira Fisher
Beatrice McKadzen
Havelock
Ida Fisher
Nellie Helvig
Arcadia
William Pearson
Deep Rock
Pearson
Minnesota
Ottawa
Ill
Geo. S. Shaw
Prentice Shaw
Ames
Prentice
Iowa State College
Howard J. Pollock
P. J
Geo. S
Shaw
Jennie Stewart
Atlanta
Walter Stewart
Plover
Chas
Lehnus
Holger Larson
Fort Dodge
Dorothy Shaw
Wm. McKim and David
Wilma Mueller
Milwaukee
Wis
Lorraine Dawson
Minnie Jarvis
Rochester
Reital
Mara Ella Chase
Mir Waters
Dorothy Miller
Rollie Miller
West
Bill
Maurice Pike
Ferguson
Ray Gruver
Albert Zeck
J.J. Pay
Jespersen Orchestra
Ro City
Buck
Melvin
M. G. Herscher
Lloyd Emarg
New Osceola
Wood
Aaron
Bishop Wes
Creston
Ter Cousin
Orrie Hender
George Cox
Mattoog Il
Rollie Dunn
Harold Hauswirth
Sioux City
Bradgate
J. B. Sheldon
Will Pirie
Mn George Plantz
Mn Geo. Johnson
Ray Grover
Chas. Johnson
Anna Hartsill
Rockfor
Aaron Bishop
Barth
Myr
Laurens
Kate Onnen
Rolfe Spe
Bishop Home
John Ralle
Arthur Ralle
Joyce Meredith
Sumit
Will S. Pirie
Eugene Dyiig
Clifford
Mar Steen
Wayne Phelp
Helping Hand Circle
Rush Lake State
Good Old Days Remembered Amid Current Criticism
A reflective note contrasts present criticism with nostalgia for the era now called the good old days. It hints that future years may view current times with fondness.
Plover Presbyterian Church Notes Rev Walter Rothwell Pastor
Sunday School at 10 15 a m and Morning Worship at 11 30 a m mark the church service. The vacation period ends and a rally for renewed church work is urged. Piano recital by Mrs A W Schuler of Mallard is announced for Saturday Sept 3 at 2 30 p m open to the public. Pay Up Your Pledge Day begins the sixth month of the church year with a call for all giving some to meet obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Ferguson
Mondamin
C. A. Garlock
Fort Dodge
Clarence Heathman
Rolfe
A. G. Heathman
Harry Willard
August Schnell
Terris
Christina
B. W. Jeffries
James Moore
R. H. Belvins
Meadow View
Waylander
Fergus Falls
Minn
Catherine Steen
Harrisburg
M. D
Clarence Pringle
A. J. Eppelsheimer
Pocahontas
Howard
Des Moines
Billy
Lloyd
Raymond Cassell
Fred McKim
Iowa City
State University of Iowa
A. W. Schuler
Marion Ham
Leota
Canada
Mr. Ham
Harry Ham
Clarence Ham
Wm. Lillegarde
Ham
Webster City
Frank Lilly
Chicago
Iowa
Windy City
Laura Jeffries
Lee Fisher
Paul Mekkelson
Phoenix
Ariz
Plover
Epworth League
Paul
Southland
Pomeroy
Peter Aden
Aden
E. B. Fritz
J. H. Pollock
Ben Perdue
DeSoto
Needle and Thread Club
Gertrude Peterson
Martin Peterson
Jas. P. Henderson
Chas. McFadden
Marilyn
Dallas Center
John Henderson
Roy
Belmond
A. W. Hess
Humboldt County Fair
M. I. Helvig
Estherville
Elcina Reckard
Duncombe
Ervin Reckard
Bradgate
W. L. Smith
Henry Fitzgerald
Smith
Mrs. Harting
Bertha Lehnus
God
Ellen Harting
Ida Forney
Nettie Campbell
Gene Thompson
Mary Whitney
W. S. Strong
Bert Jeffries
Ed Lehnus
Community Library Fund
Elmer Nichols
Presbyterian Church
Mallard
Iowa Farm Bureau Urges Iowa Goods for Relief
Chas S Hearst of the Iowa Farm Bureau asks relief administrators to buy Iowa food products and goods to aid needy citizens. He cites loans from the Wagner Rainey relief bill and urges a central department to buy in volume, benefiting agriculture and industry while supporting workers. He notes Iowa can supply meat eggs grain vegetables fruit coal and clothing, and stresses repayment of federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Chas. Ss. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Mgr. Hearst
Wagner-Rainey
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hearst
Farm Bureau
Havelock Happenings Highlight Socials and Visits
Havelock residents enjoyed a wienie roast at the Frank Ralle home with the Ralle-Young threshing group. Read of hospital recoveries, family visits, fairs attendance, and local social events across town from Rolfe to Laurens and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralle-Young Threshing Ring
Frank Ralle
Ine Bloomer
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Wilbur Ellsworth
Darlene
Corwith
Christ Maltzahn
E. P. Hunter
Boston Navy Yard’s Historic Role From War of 1812 to Civil War
The Boston navy yard, oldest after Philadelphia, built ships from 1810s onward including the Frolic and Independence. Notable vessels Cumberland Hartford and the fate of Cumberland at Norfolk, and the yard's Civil War feats including New Orleans surrender and Mobile Bay action. Boston Herald notes Yard’s pivotal wartime contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Navy Yard
United States
Navy Yard
Independence
Cumberland
Norfolk Navy Yard
Paulding
T. O. Selfridge
Yankee
Fortress Monroe
Merrimac
Chesapeake Bay
George A. Morris
Hartford
Farragut
New Orleans
Mobile
Boston Herald
Sunspot Cycles Said to Affect Wild Creatures
A team led by Copley Amory explored why game animals fluctuate with identifying eleven year sunspot cycles. Eskimo observations linked epidemics to wild populations, with UV light reducing parasites and aiding cubs, though fever and outsize losses warned hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Amory
Labrador
Eakimos
Los Angeles Times
Races of Mankind Classifications Across Experts
The text surveys multiple classifications of mankind by race. It contrasts Brinton’s five groups Caucasian Mongolian Malay Ethiopian and American Indian with Hrdlicka’s three main races White Yellow brown and Black including various subgroups and regional peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinton
Hrdlicka
Division of
Physical Anthropology
United States Museum
Weather Lore and Bird Signs From Old New York Times
The piece discusses beliefs that swallows signal rain or sun and that heavier tar on animals foresees winter. It notes long island observations of birds flying low and links disappearances to old theories, while hinting at skepticism from Braliste and references to the New York Times Arrow Adlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
New York Times
Havelock Methodist Church Notes Pastor C L Day
Havelock Methodist Church notes Pastor C L Day. Sunday services include Sunday School at 10:00 and Morning Worship. Week services, choir rehearsal Thursday at 8:00 and other activities announced from the pulpit. Community invited to worship and join the church home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Eeraning
Thure
Havelock
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