Eldora Tigers place in TC Relays at Cedar Falls
Eldora Tigers relay squads place third in 440 yard and mile events at the Teachers College Relays. The 440 team of Walde Wagner Reece Harrington finished behind West Des Moines and Oelwein with a :46.6 winning time. The mile relay with Crandall Short Button and Stone timed 3:41 to place behind West Des Moines and Grinnell. Fifth in the medley relay, while the 880 failed to qualify despite 1:39.4 best year effort. two individuals also failed to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Eldora
Teachers College
Frank Walde
Ken Wagner
Jerry Reece
Roger Harrington
West Des Moines High
Grinnell
Stone
Wagner
Waldo
Frank Nowasell
Oval
Tigers
Traer
Oelwein
Harrington
Reece
Button
North Des Moines
West Des Moines
Tiger
Gary Button
Chuck Crandall
Walde
Crandall
Jerry Short
Dick Stone
Herald-Index
Announce Sectional Baseball Pairings and Sites Soon
Sectional pairings and sites for the annual high school spring baseball tournaments will be announced soon. A total of 720 high school clubs will participate, with sectional play starting at 128 sites in May.
Couple Called to Ames by Sister’s Illness
Mr and Mrs Guy W Jones were called to Ames Friday evening due to the illness of Mrs Marie Yashke, who underwent an operation for imbedded gallstone at Mary Greeley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy W. Jones
Ames
Jones
Marie Yashke
Yashke
Mary Greeley Hospital
Local Births and Patients List by Town and Name
Eldora patients include Effie Shives Raymond Blackmun Mary Faint Mrs William Broer Radcliffe Eamel Wierson Wubbard Grace Bunte Mrs Will Dubberke Wellsburg Mrs Carl Nederhoff New Providence Ross Reece Charles Harvey Whitten Sam Meyers Union Yvonne Estes Iowa Falls Mrs Leo Steinfeldt and births noted in Eldora Glen Cole boy April 17 Mrs John Piper boy April 19 hearing Mrs Gerald Mi iemann girl April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Effie Shives
Raymond Blackmun
Mary Faint
William Broer
Radcliffe
Eamel Wierson
Wubbard
Grace Bunte
Will Dubberke
Wellsburg
Carl J. Nederhoff
New Providence
Ross Reece
Charles Harvey
Whitten
Sam Meyers
Union
Yvonne Estes
Iowa Falls
Leo Steinfeldt
Glen Cole
John Piper
Gerald Mi Iemann
Barbara Goodell Returns to Chicago for Moody Bible School
Miss Barbara Goodell returned to Chicago Sunday to attend Moody Bible School after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Goodell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Goodell
Chicago
Moody Bible School
Mrs. B. Goodell
Weekend Visits Roam Eldora Area From Interstate Relatives
A stream of visitors shared Eldora and nearby towns over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Sam Greensweig hosted family including Mrs E Greensweig and sister Mrs S Sabbath of Reno Nevada. Diane Greensweig celebrated her fourth birthday in Iowa Falls with relatives. Commander and Mrs Werner Sobaile and sons plan to settle in San Diego after a stay in Eldora. Relatives from Milwaukee and Hopkins Minnesota visited, while others attended the Rotary convention at Clear Lake on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Greensweig
Davenport
Mr. Greensweig
E. Greensweig
S. Sabbath
Reno
Nev
Iowa Falls
Mathew Greensweig
Diane
Greensweig
Werner Sobaile and
San Diego
Calif
Commander Sobaile
Eldora
Korea
Herb Jones
Atlantic
Ames
Marie Yashke
Valerian Hilsabeck
Milwaukee
Wis
Minn
Wiesner
J. A. Wiesner
A. E. Anderson
Wilson Hadley
Robert Johnson
L. E. Butler
Henry Janssen
H. W. van Tiger
W. K. Bramwell
Bud Smith
Rotary
Clear Lake
Pirates 6 Radcliffe 2 in spring clash at Steamboat Rock
Steamboat Rock defeated Radcliffe 6 to 2 as Pirates pounded Marvin Lepper early and held the high-scoring Cardinals in check. Don Finger earned the win for Steamboat, with Don Luiken and Jerry Knight handling later innings while Peterson, Kuhfus and Harastad worked the Radcliffe mound.
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Radcliffe
Steamboat Rock
Cardinals
Pirates
Cardinal
Marvin Lepper
Harlan Kuhfus
Steamboat Truns
Bob Peterson
Kuhfus
Carl Hardstad
Peterson
Don Finger
Don Luiken
Jerry Knight
Rhe Steamboat
Finger
Luiken
Knight
Lepper
Harastad
New Providence Opens Spring With 5-1 Win At Hubbard
Hubbard hosts New Providence on a Friday afternoon as the visitors post a 5-1 victory in Hubbard's season debut. The contest marks Hubbard's first appearance of the spring, with New Providence seizing early control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
New Providence
Hubbard Nine
Drowning Tragedy Ties Idaho Death to Army Flight
Mrs Iva Clay and Mrs Ben Svendsen returned from Boise Idaho after the drowning of 5 year old Danny Roy Clay on Monday Lt Robert Clay his father grounded in Oklahoma by loss of an engine but arrived home Tuesday Lit Clays crew attended funeral Services from Summers funeral home and burial at Morris Hill Cemetery Boise Lt Clay in Army Air Force awaiting overseas duty Miss Ruth Rose returning to Chicago after ten days in Eldora attending Moody Bible School Mr and Mrs John Pardon and children of Clarion hosted by Cheser Vigors family and Mr and Mrs Marion Shore in Waterloo visit to Charles Williams home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Clay
Ben Svendsen
Boise
Idaho
Danny Roy Clay
Danny
Robert Clay
Oklahoma
Clay
Summers
Morris Hill Cemetery
Army Air Force
Ruth Rose
Eldora
Henry Rose
Chicago
Moody Bible School
John Pardon
Clarion
Cheser Vigors
Chas. Shore
Marion Shore
Waterloo
Charles Williams
Republican Women plan spring meeting in Iowa Falls
The third district Federation of Republican Women clubs scheduled a Spring meeting at the Christian church in Iowa Falls on April 24. Luncheon cost is 1.25 dollars with 50 cents registration. Lunch reservations must be sent by April 21 to Mrs Derald Case of Hubbard. State candidates will be introduced. The Union Cemetery association elected officers, with Mrs Daisy Long named president and a new vice president elected.
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Third District Federation of Republican Women Clubs
Christian Church
Iowa Falls
Derald Case
Hubbard
Cemetery Assn
Union Cemetery Association
Daisy Long
Legion Auxiliary honors bride at post nuptial shower
Secretary and treasurer named for Legion Agenda units as Joe Mitchell rehired as sexton. Honor to Mrs. Sherrill Heglund at a shower hosted by Mrs. Ivan Nelson. sixteen guests, gifts from members and Auxiliary, with refreshments and gifts coordinated by Mrs. Dale Smith. Grass fire near Olive Pierce property described, and Red Cross drive yields 429.05 in Hardin county plus 163.05 in town of Union. efforts by local volunteers noted. Public notices include property moves and 4-H club program planning on animal diseases with Dr. Lloyd L. Bates. kittenball planned, and demonstrations at April meeting including Stayline Your Garment and dress placket zipper lessons.
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The
Legion Auxiliary
Sherrill Heglund
McCallsburg
Rachel Glenn
Ivan Nelson
Dale Smith
Ethymer Cox
Rita Vaux
F. E. Drake
Earl Hobson
Union Hustlers
Jim Donalds
Lloyd L. Bates
Bates
Hardin County Fair
Harry Haywood
Arvin Hay
South Hardin
Red Cross
Union Township
Union
Gifford
Wooten
E. D. Herron
Forest Huston
Don McCoy
John Lane
W. M. Dickinson
H. Biersborn
G. Dillon
Henry Williams
Oren Marshall
L la Mont Moore
Earl Glenney
Martin Chrisman
Pauline Bailey
Esther Williams
Jessie Spiersborn
Mary Cooper
Kathryn Packer
Tom Rose
Henry Hotthins
Paul Neymeyer
Gerald Ray
Mitchell Lee
Copperas Cave
Texas
Burt Neymeyer
Harry Rash
Main Street
Phyllis Bryant
Ardith Pevehouse
Louise Cockerham
Alice Hadley
Rosemary Lyon
Notched Collar and Rebekah Circle Meeting Recap
The Rebekah Circle held a Friday afternoon gathering at Mrs. K. S. Wooten's home with 14 members present. President Ethel Nammer led the business meeting. Bessie Young read letters from the Odd Fellows Home in Mason City. Members were asked to bring color books or canyons for the Home, and refreshments were served. Mrs. Ethel Hammer and Mrs. Ruth Hammer received a gift for collecting Nash coffee tops that raised funds for the circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Hadley
Roll Rall
Ardith
Roy Pevehouse
Rebekah
K. S. Wooten
Floss Trapp
Reva Cobb
Esther O'Neill
Real Life Drama Continues in Omaha Flood Scene
In Omaha and Council Bluffs lower areas were closed to all but essential traffic. Army guardsmen and civil police patrolled with official passes required for entry. People faced rising floodwaters with seriousness and a resolve to perform unaccustomed duties, fearing the encroaching waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Dikes Hold Urgency of Missouri River Crisis In Omaha
A sweeping eyewitness account describes emergency crews building and reinforcing flood dikes along the Missouri River near Council Bluffs. Night patrols, searchlights, and round-the-clock labor characterized a tense, hopeful effort as 100000 volunteers and officials awaited dike success during a week of rising waters and peril.
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Iowa
Council Bluffs
U.S. A
Pick
Omaha
Missouri
Rock Island
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Eldora Herald-Ledger
Woodward
Flexon
ChiNamel
Pantera T
Dee
Rapido
Russedl
W. Hobhes
Sundries
Steamboat Mock
Anderson Drug
Eldora, Ia
Pirate
Rad
N. Prov
Legion
Elda Cummins
Daisy Johnson
Lela Sheets
Ruby Haggin
Bertha Barnes
Nelle Halden
Jennie Lepley
Mamie Wilson
Joe Mitchell
Sexton
Elda Cumming
May Dickenson
Long
John West
Ray Niener and Son
Gilman
Francis Brockway
Niener
Brockway
RED Cross Report
4-H Hustlers
Lean Vincent
Richard Davey
American Legion
Vincent
Davey
Tom Megan
J. F. Hardin, Jr
Clarence DeCook
Firestone ‘Champion Tires
D & H Firestone
Hollywood
Ste
Ford
Los Angeles
Sun’ Valley
AAA
Rin
Catton
Wood Auto Co
Lyman Sheets
Union, Iowa
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