Follett Heads New Public Welfare Division Stat
The Public Welfare Department held a Friday meeting at Mrs. C L Lamb's home with Mrs. Warner Tresmer assisting. Nine members attended as officers were elected for the new club year including Chairman Ebert Follett and Vice Chairman C T Emmett. guest speaker Aymer Davis spoke on house numbers and planning board cleanup. club voted $5 to flood relief and adjourned to May 16 for a May breakfast.
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Public Welfare Department
C. L. Lamb
Warner Tresmer
F. J. Edgar
Nuckolls
Ebert Follett
C. T. Emmett
Sherrill Smith
Dale Rodgers
Ernest Lee
Aymer Davis
Planning Board
Modern Woodmen Elect New State Officers
The Modern Woodmen of America met for a 6:30 dinner at Blanche and Ethel's Tea Room with thirty six in attendance. It was their regular meeting for election of officers. Retiring consul Clinton Mitchell. elected are consul Harry Kerkhoff adviser Elzie Eskridge banker Harry Lockwood 3 year trustee Everett Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Blanche and Ethel
Clinton Mitchell
Harry Kerkhoff
Elzie Eskridge
Harry ‘Lockwood
Everett Rogers
Eldora Farm Bureau Ladies on WOI TV visit
Eldora Township Farm Bureau ladies met Friday with 25 members. Morning shrub planting and a potluck dinner preceded an afternoon program featuring a WOI TV crew from the Extension office. Jackie Dolph demonstrated hot rolls and spoke on family recreation. next meeting is May 16.
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Eldora
Joey Shores Saturday Baseball Birthday Party
Mrs. Charles Shore entertained on Saturday afternoon for her son Joey celebrating his tenth birthday. Ten boys joined the games, then lunch with decorated birthday cakes was served. Joey received some nice gifts.
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Charles Shore
Joey
B P W District Meeting Held At Marshalltown
The 3rd district meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s Club was held Sunday April 20 at Hotel Talleorn in Marshalltown. Jeanette Wickey presided with M D Stilley assisting. Thirteen Eldora delegates attended and Eldora won a tie prize for most out of town delegates.
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Business and Professional Women's
Clnb
Talleorn
Marshalltown
Jeanette Wickey
M. D. Stilley
Jeannette Wickey
Eldora Club
Beulah Hossler
Helen Blum
H. L. Cleveland
H. W. Stonebrook
L. L. Scott
Beulah Eckhoff
Oldsters Sack Lunch Kid Party Draws Members
The Needlecraft club met Friday evening at Mrs. Mayme St George home for a kid party. Members wore bows and ribbons and played games. They brought sack lunches and lunch boxes. The next meeting will be a May Day party on May 2 at Mrs. Ruth Lewis home.
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Needlecraft Club
Mayme St. George
Ruth Lewis
Community club notes and women's society listings
Tuesday April 22 includes Child's Study club led by Mrs Dale Johnson and groups Rebekah Alpha club with Mrs Dick Pulse and Mrs Ralph Dick son at San Souci.Wednesday April 23 features Congregational Women's Fellowship luncheon at one o'clock, Delta Decka Cards with Mrs Ralph Volk, plus W FW W F and auxiliary groups S C S Group 1 led by Mrs Leslie Fettigrew and groups 7 3 4 chaired by Mrs Don Cobb and Mrs Robt Bender and Mrs Kenneth Monday April 28 Hawthorne club led by Mrs H C Marks 20th Century Div Beta Sigma Phi.
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Child’s Study Club
Dale Johnson
San Souci
Ralph Dickson
Rebekah
Alpha Club
Dick Pulse
Congregational Women's Fellowship
Delta Decka
Ralph Volk
W. FW
W. F. W. Auxiliary
Leslie Fettigrew
Don Cobb
Robt. Bender
Kenneth
Hawthorne Club
H. C. Marks
Beta Sigma Phi
W Co 7T A Hold All Day Institute
The WGC, T U met on Friday for an all day institute at Mrs Wilbur Daviss home with eleven ladies present. Morning devotions were led by Mrs Mayme Elsham and Mrs George Shafe. Mrs M Z Albers led in the afternoon. The group studied the 1951 yearbook with reports from department directors. Supt Albers showed films and travel and temperance pictures. the meeting closed with a peace benediction. The next meeting will be May 9.
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W. GC
T. U
Wilbur Davis
Mayme Elsham
George Shafe
M. Z. Albers
John Williamson
Corbetts Observe 57th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs G T Corbett quietly observed their 57th wedding anniversary on Thursday April 17 at their Eldora home. They wed near Collins on April 17 1895 and moved to Eldora last August living on East 12th Avenue in a house bought from State Center. They spent about 40 years in State Center and have a daughter Mrs Harley Riemenschneider and three Eldora grandchildren. They were remembered with flowers cards and many calls from friends with Charles Wallace of Grundy Center a supper guest.
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G. T Corbett
Eldora
Marks Families Enjoy Reunions
Mr and Mrs Marvin Catlin hosted a family dinner Wednesday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs Harry Marks and Jeff Cedar Falls George Marks Albuquerque NM and Mr and Mrs H S Marks Eldora. On Sunday the same group will dine at H C Marks home.
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Marvin Catlin
Harry Marks
Jeff
Cedar Falls
George Marks
Albuquerque
N. M
H. S. Marks
Eldora
H. C. Marks
Young Homemakers Social Meet Held at Miller Home
The Young Homemakers club met Thursday April 17 at Mrs Janice Miller s home with eleven members and four children present for a social gathering. Mrs Miller gave a book review and Mrs Bob Elliott read poetry. the group voted 10 to flood relief funds for Des Moines. A tray lunch was served and the next meeting is scheduled for May 1 at Mrs B Elliott s home.
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The
Young Homemakers Club
Janice Miller
Cemetery Society Meets Thursday
The Cemetery Society met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ona Brown with Mrs. Guy Reid assisting. Twenty eight members and two visitors attended. Mrs. John Davis was appointed vice chairman replacing Mrs. Grace Rutherford who resigned. A social hour followed with refreshments served. The next meeting is scheduled for May 1 with hostesses Mrs. Addie Faris and Mrs. Grace Rutherford.
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Cemetery Society
Ona Brown
Guy Reid
John Davis
Grace Rutherford
Addie Faris
Mrs Dunn Hosts Bible Class Meeting
Mrs V A Dunn hosted the Metyalot style cints with Mrs Jas wtoWn and Paul Davis assisting. Devotions were by president Mrs Elmer Ford. A poem Communion During Storms by Mrs F J Edgar. Spring Gardens by Mrs Wm Eckel and Mr Jones Meets the Master by Peter Marshall read by Mrs Jas Brown. Next meeting a potluck May 21 at Mrs Henry Wehrman’s home.
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V. A. Dunn
Henry Wehrman
Pauline Powers Honored Friday
On Friday evening Mesdames Joe Dole Edwin Rogers Richard Dole Glen Donner Ted Rolling and Miss Anna Marie Shafer hosted twenty friends in honor of Miss Pauline Powers of Webster City who on Saturday, April 28, will become the bride of Donald Shafer. The evening featured games and visiting with a pink and white umbrella decor. A tray lunch was served and the pink and white scheme carried through the refreshments.
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Joe Dole
Edwin Rogers
Richard Dole
Glen Donner
Ted ‘Rolling
Anna Marie Shafer
Pauline Powers
Webster City
Donald Shafer
VFW Auxiliary Potluck and Installation Planned
The VFW Auxiliary will hold an installation of officers next Wednesday at the IOF hall. A potluck supper for members and families starts at 6 30 PM, followed by a dance. The installation ceremony will be open to the public.
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the . W. and Auxiliary
IOF
Stephen Soballe Celebrates Fourth Birthday
Mrs W H McDonald entertained six little boys on Friday for her grandson Stephen Soballe who was turning four. The afternoon featured games and gifts with refreshments served.
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W. H. McDonald
Stephen Soballe
Stephen
Eldora social notes and students honored at ISU
Weekend visits spread through Des Moines Clear Lake and Eldora as many locals joined relatives and friends. Robert Broer and Joan Foster made the ISU winter honor roll with high grades while other residents shared travel and family updates across Marshall County and Radcliffe.
Eldora notes and visits from local households
Mrs. Wm. Ethridge recovers from heart attacks with sister Mrs HU L Meeker of Hubbard assisting. Bert Moore and grandson Donald Trickey participated in Owasa senior class play. Lowell Hayes of Denver and Mrs Jennie Hayes visited Eldora en route to Hillsdale. Bert Moore also visited Marshalltown. Kathryn Harris of Des Moines visited C E Jones. North Iowa Conference WSCS met at Waterloo First Methodist with 950 attendees. Dr Lewis B Carpenter and Miss Dorothy Nyland spoke. Eldora attendees included A L Davison and others.
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Wm. Ethridge
HU. L. Meeker
Hubbard
Bert Moore
Owasa
Donald Trickey
Lowell Hayes
Denver
Colo
Eldora
Hayes
North Iowa
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Waterloo First Methodist Church
Lewis B. Carpenter
Natonal College For Christian Workers
Kansas City
Dorothy Nyland
Women’s Division of Christian Service
A. L. Davison
Fred Wehrman
Glen Who
Eldora social notes include travels and visits abroad
Mr and Mrs John A Wood return from Tucson and visit with daughter in Des Moines, granddaughter to Eldora for several days. Chas Bowman and Chuckie visit Beloit on business. Kay visits grandmother. Mrs Sarah Kirkhoffer visits Abilene and California with the Ladys. Mr and Mrs Gene Savedge host in Las Cruces for ten days. George Marks comes from Albuquerque for a two week stay with H C Marks. Dallas Row from Waterloo visits. Dick Price family return to Kansas City. M Z Albers and spouse travel to Cedar Falls and Duluth for visits. Marshalltown guests arrive. April luncheon committee meets at public restrooms. Mrs W H Hartley and M Z Albers co-chair. others listed. Mrs Wayne Halstead recovering in Oelwein after foot surgery.
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Wayne Mercer
Iowa City
Don Wilson
Harry Hammond
California
Eldora
Frank Hammond
Elsinore
San Diego
Susie Hammond
Pearl Wagner
Earl and
Henry
Knoxville
Mat Wagner
Dick Protheroe
Clark Akers
Chicago
G.M. C
Harry Warrington
Alvin Adams
Garrison
Minn
Union
Warrington
W. A.fowles
C. Q. Short
Guy Brown
Ralph
Harold Bjornson
Waterloo
Harry Polley
Radcliffe
John Eller
Hubbard
Tena Daleske
Iowa Falls
Carl Granzow
Lorena Polley
John Granzow
Jane Granzow
Marjorie Peshia
Miss Granzow
Geo. Granzow
Noble Stratton
Green Mountain
Elmer Ford
Arlie Ford
Cedar Falls
George Stemm
Dickson's
John A. Wood
Tucson
Ariz
Des Moines
Frank Comfort
Chas
Bowman
Chuckie
Beloit
Wis
Kay
S. W. Bowman
Sarah Kirkhoffer
Abilene
Kansas
G. L
Kirkhoffer
Lady
Clarence Mith
Raymond Murphy
Evard Mossman
Andrea
Mirs
Bob Henning
Saurday
Las Cruces
N. M
Dallas Row
Dick Price
Mr. Price
Floyd Price
Kansas City
M. Z. Albers
Eiltey
John Shope
Duluth
Gordon Albers
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Farm Bureau
Woi-Tv
Joey Shore
Troy StuDios
Oldsters
Glidden
Kala Swit
Kata Smith
Te Reeuacent Nae
Ribhert
Klin
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Iowa
Corbetts
Marks
Mrs. Dunn
Herald-Index
Clifford Bradford
Jimmy McCord
Daymond Bradford
Claude Pfander
Leslie Flickinger
Clear Lake
Rotary
Robert Broer
Joan Foster
New Providence
Iowa State Teachers College
Robt. Broer
Joe Dedrick
W. H. Bowman
Howard Bowman
Robert Bachman
Baby
Everett Foster
Phyllis
M. R. Ferguson
Beverly
George
Carl Bales
John Pardun
Clarion
W. C. Vigars
Pardun
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Rod Cameron
Jane Nigh Morris Ankrum
Douglas Kennedy
John Ridgely Cotor
Miracle Men OF
Thomas Deymm
Lowez
Dandridge
Walker
Harlem Globetrotters
Marshall‘town
Jo Buffington
Kathryn Harris
C. E. Jones
Jas. Heslop
Conan
Durango & Smiley
Richard Widmark
Constance
Jeffrey Smith
Hunter
Ook
Olympic Elk
Bowery Boys
Teresa
David & Bathsheba
Vivi Zapata
Pride OF
New Mexico
Visi
Eldora Herald-Ledger
H. A. Shaffer
Harvey Garles
Congregational Church
Court House
W. H. Hartley
Claude Smith
A. F. Langehough
Wayne Halstead
Oelwein
Patrey
Oneida Ltd
Rogers
Elgin Bulova Gruen Hamilton
Crystal Cambridge
China
Gosser
Gorham International
Alvin
Rogers Holmes & Edwards
Tudor Plate
Rogers & Sons Gorham Silver Plate
Ronson Parker
Flaminaire
Evans Zippo Elgin
Elgin American
Spider Kreisler Gemex
Jacoby Bender
Ladies’ Jewelry
D’ver’s van Dell Gorman Phyllis
Men’s Jewelry
Kreisler
Hadley Correct
Shi Gili
James L. Brown
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