Community Notes Highlight Local Visits And incidents
A long list of visits and events across Plover and surrounding towns includes Patriot H. O. Beneke seeing his injured father at Palmer, teachers and students starting new posts, and Mrs. G A Schee visiting with her son George in Plover. A fire at John Froh’s shop caused $200 of damage, while a double lens glasses find remains at Horsman station. A Saturday collision near Powhatan Cemetery left both cars damaged but occupants unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Beneke
Palmer
John Pollock
Kellerton
G. A. Schee
George
Sanborn
P. J. Shaw
Iowa
W. L. Patterson
Homer and
Douglas
W. P. Jensen
Waterloo
Clarence Jensen
J. H. Pollock
L. L. Collins
Redwood Falls
Minn
Helen Horton
Park Rapids
Algona
Ft. Dodge
Humboldt
Manson
Des Moines
Fonda
Emmetsburg
Spencer
A. W. Hess
Marathon
C. E. Hancher
Pocahontas
E. D. Hilton
B. B
L. E. Garlock
Pocahontas Point
Lake Okoboji
C. E. Miller
Doris Janice
C. A. Garlock
Fort Dodge
Frank Ralle
Chester Hendricks
Hilda Hendricks
Baby
Havelock
J. Christensen
Jas. Smith
Shenandoah
G. N. DeWolf
Clear Lake
Co. W. Roberts
George Heathman
Fisher Sisters
Plover High School
Ames
Vivian Pringle
E. W. Kerns
Earl
Ohio
Morris Northrop
Estherville
Samps
Horsman Station
W. J. Johnson
Fooley
West Bend
Dale Emmerson
Emmersons
St. Louis
Emmerson
Garthwaite
Britt
Parker
Emmers
Roosevelt
Sadie Peterson
Hattie Ritgers
Garfield
Mary Ritgers
Ruth Ritgers
Hazel Knapp
Turin
Rolland Ferguson
Lake Township Consolidated
Terris
Fred Smith
State University of Iowa
Frank Henderson
Scotland
M. D
Avon
S. D
Powhatan
Studebaker
Janet Peterson
Martin
Lucile Kerns
Lara Christensen
Crowded Out Last Week In Powhatan Township Notes
Locals report a busy week with many visits and travel to fairs. Residents include Hess, Kerns, Langfitt, Struthers, Roberts, Stanzel, Fitzgeralds, Grove, Bush, Everson, Lehnus, and Kerns family, plus numerous theater and parochial school events and a Fifth District farmers elevator meeting in Pocahontas. State Fair activities highlight Campney and Vaughn beef demonstration team earning Ames trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Hess
Paul Kerns
Fort
Dennis
Cheryl Fitzgerald
Fort Dodge
Bankers
Pocahontas
Calhoun
Palmer
Plover
H. O. Beneke
J. A. Arnold
L. E. Garlock
W. J. Krejeci
Chas. Lehnus
Sioux City
Elsie
Methodist Hospital
Geo. Bush
Minnesota
A. J. Eppelsheimer
Will Thompson
Swea City
B. C. Lehnus
J. H. Gembler
Thompson
J. H. Seger
Mallard
Prentiss Shaw
G. A. Everson
Clear Lake
L. E. Buck
Martin Keerles
John Krischell
N. J. Muerer
Harvey Minkler
Warren “Casey” Heathman
Muerer
H. Fitzgerald
Ed Lehnus
W. L. Smith
Walter Campney
Marjory Vaughn
Pocahontas County
Ames
Lucile Bucher
J. M. Bush
Earl Grove
Jas. E. DeWolf
Anna
Des Moines
Ed Hagerman
Curlew
W. A. Goodchild
Clayton
Rollin Ginder
Havelock
Will Hansen
Donaldson
St. Paul
Joe Roberts
Local Swine and Poultry Winners Highlight Fair Results
J. E. Grove captured two grand championships on his Poland China swine with other firsts, while Milton Hess won two grand championships on Chester Whites at the Big Four. Farmers and neighbors gathered for visits, home moves, canning, and corn selling before heat affected market prices. School enrollment at the high school set a record as term begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Grove
Poland
Milton Hess
Chester
Rolfe
E. J
R. E. Houck
George Arnold
Kerns
Ohio
Earl Day
Gilmore City
Gross
Curlew
Glenn Horsman
R. E. Ginder
Des Moines
Ruth
Raymond Henderson
Kathryn Parradee
Louis
Mae Butler
Kathryn
Medium Lake
Emmetsburg
Prover M E Church Services and Activities Noted
Prover Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor C J Mekkelson lists Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League at 7:00 p m. Evening Service at 8:00 p.m. Weekday Prayer Meeting Thursday at 8:00 p.m. Sermon topics include The Two Fold Law of Love and Jesus Appeal to the Heroic. Woman's Home Missionary Society met at Mrs B W Jeffries. Sunday School Board met at QO Lehnus home. church delegate to Annual Conference at Webster City to begin September 28 to be elected next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Spencer
Epworth
Jesus
Woman's Home Missionary Society
B. W. Jeffries
Modest Man Ideals Clash With Sharp Wit
A reflective aphorism contrasts a modest self view with blunt, biting humour suggesting sympathy has its limits and that stern action can prove more effective. The tone hints at social judgment and the value of restraint versus bluntness.
Nationwide lunch ban echoes quirks of travel
A string of aphorisms and snippets reflects on travel behavior originality and governance. The text mentions New York school lunch bans on pies pastries and frankfurters to promote balance while noting Coolidge's declination and publicans hesitation. A British regiment returns from service in India and multiple scientists work in Washington departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philosophy and faith clash in Chicago lecture
The Rev Dr Shaller Mathews declares philosophy worthless to religion saying religion lies beyond analysis and cannot be named in words. He argues two kinds of knowledge exist with philosophy solvable problems and religion addressing questions beyond proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaller Mathews
Divinity School
Chicago University
Long hair fashions and public reactions spark debate
A column notes changing long hair trends among Paris dressers and the public’s reaction to it. It contrasts historical hair practices with present-day norms while segueing into a discussion on radio fight coverage and moral concerns. The piece cites a San Toy incident where Ray Wiggins faced mob coercion for maiming, and it questions the media's role in broadcasting prize fights to millions, prompting clergy to weigh religious priorities against sensationalism.
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D. Kck. Young
Merwin Bruce
James Bruce
Nels Lillegarde
Marion Ham
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Rodman
Emil Firkins
W. Huttle
al Epperley
Geo. Roush
King Radios
Raycvac
Philco
J. HH. Gembler
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Juy
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Paris
San Toy
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