American Way club notes April meeting and events
The Literature History and Travel club met at Mrs Walter Cook home with 21 attendees. Guests included Mrs B C Dean and Mrs E C White and Mrs Wilmer Cook discussed prominent women. officers elected were Lennie Conrad president Ralph Clampitt vice president and Russell Reece secretary treasurer. Reports on club papers, Easter refreshments and future programs followed. Also Ladies Auxiliary hosted sewing for relief work, glamour party, and various community updates were shared including bus routes and local concerts. Weekend guests and local visits were noted along with upcoming Farm Bureau and Child Study Club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cook
B. C. Dean
E.C. White
Wilmer Cool
Florida
Effie Reese
California
Roy Clampitt
Lennie Conrad
Ralph Clampitt
Russell Reece
Viola ‘Morris
Alice Pool
John Martin
Wilmer Cook
Ross Reece
BE. J. Heathershaw
Leota ‘Walton
Walton
Carroll Cook
Lana Beach
Charles Sisson
Ted Broer
Donald Perkins
Harry Clampitt
W. Cope
Berkeley
Calif
Richmond
Ind
Five Years Mission Board
Philadelphia
Reeces
John Koch
Marion Rains
Johnny
Leonard ‘Whit
David
Marshalltown
Providence Township Farm Bureau
Honey Creek
Maynard Reece
Child Study Club
Harold Frazer
Hospital Notes List of Patients and newborns
Hospital notes include a roster of patients from Grundy Center Alden and Eldora with several new births listed. Names include Adolph Blome Douglas Dubberke Hubbard Harve Rowen Mrs Julius Henkel Mrs Ralph Modlin Fred Baker Emma Burke Walter Evans Albert Crain Mrs Dean Johnson Liscomb Mrs Ervin Modnefield Radcliffe Mrs Leo Hutchens Marshalltown and Mrs Walter Guard plus Mrs Raynold Topp with twin boys and a Eldora Mrs Harry Chaplain reported among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Blome
Douglas Dubberke
Hubbard
Harve Rowen
Grundy Center
Julius Henkel
Alden
Ralph Modlin
Fred Baker
Iowa Falls
John Wood
Emma Burke
Walter Evans
Eldora
Albert Crain
Zearing
Dean Johnson
Liscomb
Ervin Modnefield
Radcliffe
Leo Hutchens
Marshalltown
Walter Guard
Mrl
Raynold Topp
Harry Chaplain
Trainers Top Field in ISTC Invitational Track Meet
Training School hosts the ISTC invitational, winning four of five field events and overall with 185 points. Eldora edges Training School 66.2-3 to 66 with Hubbard third. Jack Steltzer leads the Hogan squad, winning 100-yard dash, 120 high hurdles and broad jump. Disqualifications and lane violations shape the final standings as Eldora, Hubbard tallied multiple event wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISTC
Eldora High
Hubbard
Alden
Ed Heslop
Don Weld
Glen Button
Eldera
Jim McLeran
Eldora
Bob Blome
Harold Cole
Wallace Tintjer
Ives Allbee
Allbee
Tiger
Jack Steltzer
Ed Streeter
Duane
Duke
Babcock
Gorddon Perkins
Carroll Vaughn
Rudolph
Kenneth Wagner
Perkins
Wagner
Marlin Sanders
Gary Button
Vaughn
Sanders
Steltzer
Weld
Anderson
Mitchell
Childers
Purdy
Darwin Coon
Bill Holiday
Don Marsh
Robert Nolan
Blome
Dole
Tintter
Lorenzen
Davis
Holiday
Harrington
Tintjer
Nolan
Heslop
Eres
Collins
Marsh
Hadar Resigns as Eldora Sports Coach After Three Years
Al Hadar, in his third year as Eldora high school head coach, submitted his unsigned 1950-51 contract yesterday. Board president Guy W. Jones said the district accepted the resignation. Over three seasons his teams posted 42 wins to 53 losses in all sports. the 1949 spring baseball squad went 15-1 to win the Cedar league title and a sectional crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Hadar
Eldora High School
Hadar
Robert Bailey
Guy W. Jones
Eldora School Board
Inste
Mentor
Eldora
Tiger Cage
Ames
Reinbeck
Tiger
North Iowa
Iowa Falls
Orange and Black
Diamond
East Waterloo High School
Ackley
Hadarmen
Cage
H. A
al” Jacobs
Glen’ Dole
Iowa Cedar
Grundy Center
Tigers
Diamond Antics Eldora at Iowa Falls Union
Friday schedule lists Eldora at Iowa Falls Union Radcliffe Hubbard Owasa Providence versus Steamboat Eldora Williams Alden Whitten Wellsburg Ackley Eldora Owasa Whitten New Providence Hubbard Alden Williams Thursday Whitten 5 Beaman 2 Radcliffe 7 Providence 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Iowa Falls
Union
Radcliffe Hubbard
Owasa
Providence
Steamboat
Eldora Williams
Alden
Ackley
Whitten
New Providence
Hubbard
Williams
Beaman
Radcliffe
Alden Triangular Attracts Hubbard Track Teams
Hubbard Alden and Ellsworth square off in a Thursday 3:30 p.m. triangular cinder meet at Alden. Twelve events slated with two hurdles eliminated. pole vault discus and shot put not on the field schedule. Hubbard favored to contend for top honors after last Saturday’s meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard, Alden
Ellsworth
Alden
Hubbard
Clark Calls Meeting of Softball Assoc
Wendell Clark president called an organization meeting of the Eldora Softball association to be held at 8 p m in the courtroom here Friday. All team managers players and interested parties urged to attend. Three clubs have indicated they will join this summer Central States Mac s Cleaners and V F W. Whitten nine managed by Russell M Katzer expressed interest as a possible entry. Holdover crews from last season expected in the league include Southside Marathon Leuthold s and Steamboat Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Clark
Eldora Softball Association
Central States
Mac’s Cleaners
V.F.W
Whitten
Russell M. Katzer
Southside Marathon
Leuthold’s
Steamboat Rock
Vinton HR Gives Whitten 5-2 Win
Rob ert Vinton drilled a clutch second inning homer as Whitten toppled Beaman 5-2 on Thursday. Reece earned the win allowing two hits and fanning nine through five innings, with all scoring in the first two frames. Beaman’s Oglesby yielded four hits in a losing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitten
Robert Vinton
Beaman
Vinton
Reece
Oglesby
Battary
Beaman Battery
Cagers Spark 1946 All Ranks In Pine Lake Playoff Race
In the 1945-46 Pine Lake basketball season Radcliffe tops Class A by beating Ackley 31-25 as Joel Mason scores 14. Owasa edges Steamboat Rock 28-23 for Class B crown with Trickey and Fuller leading. Districts see Owasa fall to Tripoli while Radcliffe claims first district title before losing to Manson. All-conference picks include Trickey, Naust, and Mason among guards and forwards. Radcliffe’s Eike and Trickey among state selections. several Steamboat Rock and New Providence players also honored. A mild sensation ends the coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe Boys
Hubbard
Cardinals
Ackley
Joel Mason
Owasa
Jim Trickey
Earl Fuller
Steamboat Rock
Tripoli
Rad
Webster City
Humboldt
Manson
Marvin Naust
Wendell Bike
Radcliffe
Joe Mason
Glen Schwarck
Whitten
Arlene Lawler
New Providence
Darlene DeVries
Steamboat
Anna Lawler
Jeannette Thompson
Mary Lou Bear
Jo Ann Johnson
Lucida Boyenga
Alden
Marian Humphreys
Ann Johns
Bonnie Azeltine
United Press
Marjorie Gast
Orpha Broer
Gast
Lawler
Delores Whitehead
Lillian Jutting
Anna Mae Johns
Marvin Faust
Wendell Eike
Bob Fuller
Cardinals rack third win in 7 3 victory over New Providence
Radcliffe Cardinal pitchers Silvest and Ritland combined for 9 strikeouts as they defeated New Providence 7 to 3. Carroll Herndon battled control in a rough third inning allowing five runs, but settled afterward. Alvern Ellwood homered for New Providence, while Radcliffe capitalized with timely hits to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Providence
Radcliffe
Cardinals
Carroll Herndon
Alvern Ellwood
Louie Davis
Steamboat Rock Keeps Pine Lake Title Hope Alive
Hardin County Index reports Kenneth E. Amsberry resignation rumors in 1946 but he stays at Steamboat Rock. Steamboat captures Pine Lake tournament at Hubbard in December and races for boys title with Radcliffe. Radcliffe wins overtime 41-39 as Wendell Bike and Roger Pearson star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Lake
Hardin County Index
Kenneth E. Amsberry
Steamboat Rock
Amsberry
North Hardin
Rod Chisholm
Queens of the Court
Steamboat School Board
Hubbard
Pirates
Radcliffe
New Providence
Steamboat
Chisholm
Queen’s
Steamboat Rockettes
Verdelle Schuneman
Marjorie Gast
Mary Lou Bear
Jo Ann Johnson
The
Rockettes
Wendell Bike
Cardinals
Roger Pearson
Sunday Dinner Guests List Attend Holcomb Home
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Holcomb included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowart and Cathy of Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fuller, Janice and Gary of Iowa Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Holcomb of Gladbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lee of Buckeye, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Priske and Patty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Holcomb
Bill Cowart
Cathy
Des Moines
Fred Fuller
Janice
Gary
Iowa Falls
Glen Holcomb
Gladbrook
Everett Lee
Buckeye
Leo Priske
Patty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ross G. Reece
L. J. T. Club
Heiko Klatt
Arthur Church
Shives
Harold Minear
Church
George Herndon
B. R. Wood
Columbia
Keogh Rash
Dallas
Texas
Rash
Wood
Bloomington
Frances Altman
Hampton
Fern
Carl J. Sandvold
Moorhead
Joe
Neil Martin
Mrs. Ross Reece
Mrs. Howard
Harold Frazier
Stewart Sachse
Cecil Pickering
O. L. Geery
Ada Frazier
Eldora Seize
Evens Training School
Tee Hubbard
Eevee
Rockford
Iowa
Upper Iowa University
Peacock
Diamond Antics
Clark
Meeting of Softball Assoc
R H Beaman
Harris
Oglesby and Rattary
PL Cagers
Herald-Index
By Max ,van Derveer
Rhe Radcliffe
Radcliffe — Silvest
Ritland
Topp
Herndon and Liston
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Pdatoon
ABC
Norway St
Boston
Mars
U.S.A
Christian Sclener Monitor
Gity
Grahatis Values Department Stores
George J. Finger
Eldora Newspapers
Eldora Chamber of Commerce
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