Plover Community Notes and Upcoming Events
Plover news covers the Royal Neighbors meeting led by Mrs Meda Stowgill, the Powhatan Squaws with 198 members, officer elections, hosting by OES Past Matrons, luncheon details, local school staff listings, and community events. The Square Dance Club plans a public dance October 3 and a ground fire prompts quick firefighting response as bean harvesting continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Meda Stowgill
Stabel Hendricks
Powhatan Squaws
Plover School
Muriel Burgardt
Nancy Pirie
Ronnie Hanisch
JoAnn Saylor
Janet Coax
Pirie
Taneh
Helen
Nancy
Judy Pirie
Bonnie Hanisch
Dana Beeke
Soprenber
Camp Chaffee
ATK
Hendersons and guests share weekend at Fort Dodge and Milford
Local social notes list Mr. and Mrs. W H Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weseloh of Fort Dodge as dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. T R Jones. Others travel to Spencer and Milford for visits and a Dick Janssen family event. Mentions of hospital stays, a birth in Gardnerville Nevada, and church activities at Plover First Presbyterian Church with Katy Day promotions and a guest Day for P W O pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rake Way
Szoweth
Mehomeer
Meed CP
Renken
H. S. Janssen
Flossie DeVaul
Isiaaiyear
Melvin Renken
Joe Acurso
W. B. Mekemson
Jack Lloyd
Edwin Grove
Brownie MacVey
Goldie M. Luft
Keith Stephens
Florence Johannsen
Ruth Cooksey
Margaret Weller
Harold O’neall
O.E.S
American Legion Hall
Guess
Emmetshire Hospital
Freddie McKim
Rossley
John Ferry
Lau- 2 Wert
National Farm
Conserva
Cerfan
Indiana
Tives
Remington
Now- LaFayette
Carl W. Johnson
Fostovia
Johnson
C. E. Lehnus
Chas. Lehnus
George
Raymond Majorowicz
John Gembler
W. H. Henderson
G. L. Pirie
Colfax
Lehnus
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
McKim
Geo. Majorowicz
Eldon MacVey
Legion Auxiliary
Varina
Legion Hall
Muriel Burgwardt
Lois Forsythe
Don Bush
Dick O'Neall
Mabel Arnold
W. F. Hofert
Geo, Pirie
Don Wilson
Pocahontas
Will Shimon
Kenneth Rugroden
Roxanne
Minneapolis
Vincent Booge
Elden MacVey
T. PP. Comner
Spencer
Eugene Hamond
Mys
Kim Hinrichs
Danny
Dexter
Eugene Dirks
Ronald Bergeson
Minneapol
I Hamand
Des Moines
J. O. Cox
John
Janet
L. E. Chambard
Humboldt
Lois Elder
Eleanor Getting
T. R. Jones
Arthur Dolliver Farm
Plover
Robert Weseloh
C. E. Sackett
Tama
Dakota
Dick Janssen
Charles E. Watson
Milford
W. H. Hendersons
Bess Cruickshank
Martha
Loren Heathman
Gardnerville
Nev
Clarence Heathman
D.M.T
Cruickshan
Plover First Presbyterian Church
Katy
P.W.O
Rolfe Consolidated School News Highlights
Miss Ripperger reports smooth progress with new colors nursery rhymes and the Kindergraph workbook added to the schedule. Russell Long treated the class to candy bars for his birthday with games and celebrations. Many mothers have visited the students recently as they enjoy showing their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ripperger
Russell Long
Spellers Shine in Class With Magic Arithmetic Board
The week features top spellings by Susan, Teresa, Ann, Carol Jean, Dean, and Maribelle. Teachers emphasize good writing along with spelling and celebrate the magic arithmetic board that reveals correct addition or subtraction when students know the answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Teresa
Ann
Carol Jean
Dean
Maribelle
Fourth Grade Indian Exhibit Fills Classroom Library
Fourth graders fill the room with Indian artifacts and stories. Nearly 40 new books arrived from the school library, signed by librarians Mary Ann Brinkman and Gary Post. Students praise reading and aim to improve book reports next week. Watch for fourth graders wearing golden footballs for earning 100 percent in spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Brinkman
Gary Post
Fifth Grade Welcome and Pioneers Study
Karen Rude attended school in our room Monday afternoon and added to our days. We began a new social studies section on pioneers and the frontier moving west. Jimmy brought a deerskin and a covered wagon to share. Students earning perfect spelling papers include Wayne Dennis Elaine Judy L Joy Janis Judy S Joan B Barbara Phyllis Joanne K Joann H Henry Robert Ronald M Ann Douglas and Delond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Rude
Jimmy
Wayne
Dennis
Elaine
Judy L
Joy
Janis
Judy S
Joan B
Barbara
Phyllis
Joanne K
Joann H
Henry
Robert
Ronald M
Ann
Douglas
Delond
Sixth Grade Observations From Miss Corsair
In arithmetic we practice timed tests to gauge speed and accuracy. Lines angles and perimeter are the topics in discussion. Early Egyptian and Babylonian history is very interesting. Many new and hard words were added to our vocabulary. Subjects and predicates are challenging in English. Most of us will need a little more practice.
Art class draws bowls and vases in Wednesday session
Students explored basic drawing skills with Wednesday art. They created flower pots and fancy vases, plus kitchen weeds, while several learners earned 100 percent in Friday spelling, including James Peters and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Peters
LeRoy Dornath
Dallas Ives
Junior Montieth
Max Page
Steven Pedersen
John Porter
Eugene Schmitt
Patricia Behrendsen
Helen Gunderson
Dianna Larson
Linda Leadley
Mary Lehman
Judy Otto
Jeannette Rickard
Linda Rickard
Karen Stacey
Seventh and Eighth Grade Weekly School Activities
Seventh graders studied Bali and autobiography in geography and English, fractions in arithmetic, and covered protecting life and property in civics. Eighth graders explored diets, early Americans, fractions, and short stories, with reading on News from the New World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortensen
Bruce Beckord
Mary Hodgell
Miss Marcum Latin Class Counts 90 Words From Root Spect
In a Latin class nine freshmen participate eight girls and one boy Dennis Thorson. They learned about 75 Latin words their cases and endings. They explored how many words derive from the root spect from the Latin spectat meaning look at and found about 90 words. Last week they read the story of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Thorson
Proserpina Theme Mentioned By Student Reporter
Clara Gunderson notes a class discussion on the ancient goddess Proserpina and reflects on a recent Latin test, highlighting the subject’s appeal and usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proserpina
Clara Gunderson
Water Use for Transportation and Machines
Students describe how water powers transportation and machinery. They discuss crude beginnings and modern solutions, Pascal’s Law on equal pressure in all directions, hydraulic presses and brakes, and how water pressure helps propel boats. Reporters Sharon Page and Jane Rapger note ongoing curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boata
Sharon Page
Jane Rapger
Typing and Bookkeeping Classes Advance Skills
Second year typing students practice memorizing keyboard locations while typing invoices and avoiding amount checks. Bookkeeping students study the seven steps of the bookkeeping cycle from journalizing to post closing trial balance and prepare for new journals and accounts to broaden the process.
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