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Eldora Herald Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1952

Page

7

Tigers Begin Work for Opener in Spring Baseball

The Eldora Herald Leader reports Tigers under coach Jim McLeran begin spring drills for the April 23 opener amid weather delays. Eldora faces Grundy Center next week in a conference tourney format with possible rematch versus Jesup or LaPorte City. Roster gaps include third pitcher, second baseman, and two outfielders as veterans and returnees fill limited roles.

Jim McLeran Tigers North Iowa Cedar League Cedar Falls ICL Eldora Grundy Center Jesup-LaPorte Polster Orange and Black Ted Tietz Frank Walde Gorden Lamb Lamb Valde Ives’ Allbee Kenny Wagner George Fagg Leon Doughty Kemp Huehn

Junior High Play This Week Cast Announced

Junior High students will present The Juke Box in the school auditorium Thursday afternoon and Friday evening under Gerald Baughman. Cast includes Bette Bateson Jerry Cleve land Mary Ellen Dillavoy Louis Ziesman Tom Flickinger Leonard Stewart Billy Smith Larry LaVelle Mary Butler Mary June Starn Joyce Nuckolls Shirley Manship Donna Rooks Diane Dickinson.

Gerald Baughman Bette Bateson Jerry Cleveland Mary Ellen Dillavoy Louis Ziesman Tom Flickinger Leonard Stewart Billy Smith Larry LaVelle Mary Butler Mary June Starn Joyce Nuckolls Shirley Manship Donna Rooks Diane Dickinson Gary Mitchell Gary Lettow Eldon Kirkdorffer Jim Berg Don Knott Tim Cote Kay Griffel Dick Scott Jon Large Frank Norris Mary Ellen Mairs Meredith Montieth Barbara Putnam Joyce Large Lola Schultz Nancy Warren Karen Allbee Barbara Mairs Barbara Parker Pat McNertney John Rooks

Harlem Globetrotters at Grand Theatre April 24 25

The Harlem Globetrotters, famed basketball entertainers, perform at the New Grand Theatre on April 24 and 25 in the feature Harlem Globetrotters. Goose Tatum stars, with the film mixing real games, humor, razzle dazzle, and dressing-room drama for family entertainment.

Harlem Globetrotters New Grand Theatre Goose” Tatum the Globetrotters Lincoln Army Air Field Wings Army The Globetrotters Phillips Oilers

Diamond Antics COMING GAMES Today Union at New Providence Ellsworth at Radcliffe

Preview of upcoming games lists Union facing New Providence and Ellsworth meeting Radcliffe today with schedule showing Union at Whitten Thursday New Providence at Hubbard Friday and Steamboat Rock visiting Radcliffe.

Holy Week Services At Congregational Church Well Attended

A white cross and Easter lilies framed noonday Holy Week devotionals in the Congregational Church chapel. Monday through Thursday, Hi Y and Tri Hi Y groups led meditations by George Fagg and Norma Burns with special music. Community praise encouraged broader space for next year’s services.

Congregational Church George Fagg Norma Burns

Last Rites Held At Hubbard For Mrs. Meeker

Funeral services were held in Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church for Mrs. James Meeker 69 of Hubbard who died April 8. Rev. G H Bamford officiated with interment in Hubbard Cemetery. Pallbearers were Forrest Dubberke Jack Galbreath Willard Meeker Dale Meeker Ted Maze and Lee Meeker. Born Alta Lancaster November 3 1882 in Bangor she married James Meeker March 10 1904. The couple lived in or near Hubbard most of their married life with years in Wyoming and Stratford Iowa. They spent winters in Florida in recent years. Surviving are the husband seven daughters 32 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren two brothers Austin Lancaster Liberal Kansas and Owen Lancaster Cheyenne Wyoming five sisters Lula Biggs Pasadena California Nora Lancaster Stegner Kansas Trene Kelly Cheyenne Wyoming and S Reynolds Earlham Iowa.

Salem Hubbard Wyolming Stratford Iowa Florida Meeker Gladys Maze Carroll Lois Mantick Silver Springs N. D Edna Anderson Jean Correa Wilmette Ill Wilma Dubberke Emily Dreier June Eller Austin Lancaster Liberal Kan Owen Lancaster Cheyenne Wyo Lula Biggs Pasadena Calif Nora Lancaster Stegen

William Penn College appoints Dr. S A Watson

Dr S A Watson formerly of Friends University Wichita Kansas is named head of the science department and biology professor at William Penn College Oska loosa replacing Leon Doelger who resigns to take another position Watson a Oska loosa native will move with wife to Oska loosa in September to assume duties at the college Also noted Mrs Watson is a Kansas State College and Wilmington College graduate Other local items include a Child Study Club meeting Civic Club piano program and Moorhead family call.

S. A. Watson Friends University Oskaloosa Ben Watson Penn College First National Bank Humboldt Watson Kansas State College Wilmington College Wilmington Ohio William Penn College Neil Martin Ralph Gunderson David Donald Robert Wayne Kinney Gifford Sam Meyers Wayne Callaway Karen Rex Debra Whitten Henry Bowers Leone Edora Kermit Spidie Douglas Linda Maryanna John Judith Merideth Chance Wilfred Rogers Civic Club Richard Waggoner Union School Harl Clemons Glen Walton Wayne Humphreys Clinton Barnes Elmer Panknen Lennie Conrad Joe Moorhead

Foreign Aid vs Farm Wealth

The United States has spent 72 billion in foreign aid since 1940, about four times the 19 billion net income from U S farming last year and about half the 143 billion total value of all U S farm assets. The Chamber of Commerce urges reducing aid from 6 to 5 billion yearly after 12 years at the higher rate. The federal budget plans 10.5 billion for next fiscal year.

U. S Chamber of Commerce of the United States

Diamond Action in Hardin County This Week

Eldora and Owasa idle as Union New Providence Ellsworth join Waning schedule in Hardin County diamond games. Union beat McCallsburg 1 0 in opener while Radcliffe and Owasa posted early wins. Thursday sees Union at Whitten and Friday Hubbard hosts New Providence Steamboat Rock at Radcliffe.

Eldora Owasa Hardin County Union New Providence Ellsworth Radcliffe McCallsburg Zearing Whitten Hubbard Steamboat Rock Steamboat

Local society notices and church events summarized

Thursday evening a call from Mrs. Conrad’s sister reported C J Sand vold, hospitalized in Onawa, was failing after a recent stroke. Honey Creek United Society of Church Women met at Mrs. Kermit White’s home with twenty one present. Worship led by Mrs. Bernard Reece. Rev Worthy Spring spoke on How We Got Our Bible. Offering boxes opened again. Guest speaker April 17 will be Mrs. Katherine Piper of Eldora. fellowship meal to follow. Nineteen women met at Mrs. L K Reese’s Eldora home. review of Kon Tiki by Mrs. E C White. spring signs read by Mrs. Alida Shelton. Thor Heyerdahl noted. Providence Township Farm Bureau April meeting set for gym, moved to third Wednesday. Marshalltown children Lasson siblings visiting grandparents E J Hearthershaw. Mrs. Myra Carter of Evanston visited Miss Jessie Tansey.

Honey Creek Reece L. K. Reese Eldora Will Dreier Lennie Conrad Spring Conrad Thor Heyerdahl E. C. White Alida Shelton

Democratic Convention Delegates and Committee Lists

Detailed roster of delegates alternates and committeemen for Tipton Union and Whitten delegations with names listed for each precinct and the official committee assignments as published in the Apr 15 1952 edition.

Saving More Iowa Lives At Safety Congress

Leo Wolcott and Sheriff Paul Hodgson will head Iowa Safety Congress delegates in Des Moines on April 22 and 23. Supt. F. K. Schmidt and M. Z. Albers among others also attend. Congress aims to strengthen safety trends after a 30 percent drop in traffic deaths in early 1951, part of statewide efforts by safety groups and organizations. About 300 attendees from counties, schools, and businesses plan nine safety sections plus general sessions to chart a yearlong program. Open to all interested in Iowa safety.

Leo Wolcott Paul Hodgson Iowa Safety Congress Des Moines F. K. Schmidt M. Z. Albers Orville Lamb Jack Dempsey Iowa State Bureau of Vital Statistics Citizens’ Safety Group Assembly

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