Marguerite Gove

Marguerite Gove (February 1877 – November 1, 1969) was an American suffragist, journalist and short story writer.

Biography Born as Daisy Pannill in February 1877 in San Francisco, United States, Marguerite Gove was the fifth child of Walter Pannill (1841–1913) and Carrie Reid Jenkins (1848–1895), a journalist. She regularly wrote for the society pages of newspapers in St. Louis and Milwaukee.

Along with Ora Carter Colton, she directed a series of educational films. She wrote short stories first under the name of Sidney Poole Sandys. She also wrote the story for the 1924 film Lend Me Your Husband, starring Doris Kenyon and David Powell.

She died on November 1, 1969.