Women's Clubs Representatives To Meet May 3
County women’s clubs will meet at 1:30 p.m. on May 3 at the Hardin county youth building in Eldorda with the Family Living Committee of the Hardin county extension council. The program will promote use of extension help in club work and several county firms will display summer fashions in sportswear luggage and vacation accessories. Tea will conclude the event.
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Hardin County
Eldorda
Hardin County Extension Council
School Bond Election Opens Tuesday Polls 12 Noon to 7
Voters head to polls on Tuesday to decide a school bond measure. Polls run from 12 noon until 7 pm at designated voting sites. The outcome will determine funding for district facilities and construction projects. Local officials urge turnout to support or oppose the proposal.
Livestock Market Receives Official Posted Market Status
Eldora Livestock Sales, run by Ix E Reisinger, earns official posted market status from the U S Department of Agriculture under the Packers and Stockyards Act. The designation cites a 20 000 square foot pen space threshold and interstate livestock handling. The posting is issued by B R Raningen, district supervisor, in Sioux City. The act ensures fair treatment with open bidding, tested scales, bond posting, and farmer complaint provisions. School Bond Election Tuesday Falls Open 12 Noon to 7
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Eldora Livestock Sales
Ix. E. Reisinger
U. S Department of Agriculture
Boningen
Sioux City
Roningen
Dairymen Use Black Paint To Keep Flies Away
Dairymen use black interior paint in entryways and tunnels at To wa creameries to repel flies. extension dairy man A W Rudnick says it outperforms electric fans. Cre ameries use long underground tunnels and blackened interiors to block fly rides on milk cans, plus moisture control and borax for maggot control. From May to September doors from outside to processing rooms are kept unlocked only in emergencies to deter infestation.
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Towa Creameries
A. W. Rudnick
Towa State College
Progressive Creameries
Rudnick
Oul
Grain Loans Deadline May 31 In Iowa Hardin County
Dewey S Eller chairman of the Hardin county ASC says May 31 is the deadline to obtain price support loans and land purchase agreements on 1956 corn and soybeans. County totals show 1 550 590 bushels of 1956 corn under support and 218 431 bushels of 1956 soybeans under loans with more to come. In Iowa overall over six million bushels of 1956 soybeans under support set an all time state record and nearly 34 million bushels redeemed from loans by mid April.
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Dewey ST. Eller
Hardin County
ASC
Eller
Iowa
School Road Election Tuesday Polis Open 12 Noon to 7
An election at School Road precinct will be open Tuesday from 12 noon until 7 pm. Voters choose local school measures and officers, with polling conducted under city guidelines and official supervision.
Iowa cadets promote two State University students
Thomas Irwin of Eldora and Thomas Boeke of Hubbard, both University of Iowa students, are among 80 Air Force ROTC cadets promoted. Irwin, a liberal arts junior, becomes cadet 1st lieutenant and squadron commander, while Boeke, a liberal arts sophomore, is promoted to cadet airman 2/C.
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Thomas Irwin
Eldora
Thomas Boeke
Hubbard
State University of Iowa
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Irwin
Boeke
Senior Citizens Day Plans Set for Hardin County Event
Hardin County outlines Senior Citizens Day at Eldora May 13 with plans and committees named. Wyatt Johnson named master of ceremonies and Rev A L Ragsdale to give invocation. Rita King handles magazine duties and Homer Runkel directs registration while transport groups form.
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Fedora
Eldora
Runkel
Wyatt Johnson
Alva Ragsdale
Ray Cunningham
Rex Bateson
van Tiger
Carl Faust
Hubbard
Bill Dreier
Dr. Smith
Iowa Falls
John Bocke
Ralph Eller
Walter Anders
Gerald Kelsey
Rawleigh King
Homer Runkel
Don LaVelle
C. J. Kelsey
Iona Falls
Alden
John K. Moore
John Boeke
Hardin County
Owasa Spring Showcase Draws Large Crowd At School
Over 250 attend Owasa Spring Showcase directed by Mrs. Edwin Green and Mr. Robert Dean. Mixed chorus and band perform selections including The Ash Grove Wings Of Song Cindy and Alouette. Junior high boys present The Blackface Hi-Lites while girls sextet and glee club sing pieces preparing for state contest.
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Owasa
Edwin Green
Robert Dean
Barbara Jo Whigham
Pat Curtis
Charles Lettow
Doris Pearce
Betty Hartman
Gary Bates
Carolyn Smith
Gladys Sanders
Bill Hartman
Kathleen Baker
Judy Ward
Bonnie Roeske
Cindy
Mrs. Green
Mr. Dean
Jerry Ward
John Hornung
James Anderson
Danny Fritzel
the Ash Grove
Barbara Whigham
Jeanine Zielske
Beverly Shani
Kay Alberts
Girls Glee Club
Conrad
Style Show And Tea For County Women's Clubs
A style show and tea will be presented for representatives of Hardin county women’s organizations on May 9 at the youth building as part of National Home Demonstration Week observance. Mrs Mildred Wellman of the Iowa State College Extension Service will speak. the event aims to promote use of extension facilities by homemakers.
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Mildred Wellman
Iowa State College Extension Service
Jane Primus
County Extension Home
Hardin County
Kenneth Meier
Hubbard
Mrs E A Roadman Honored At Reinbeck
Mrs Earl A Roadman of Reinbeck Iowa was named Mother of the Year and honored at a reception and tea in the Reinbeck community building. Attending were Mr and Mrs Glenn Whorrall Mr and Mrs Harry Marks Mr and Mrs Howell Boyd Mr and Mrs W C Vigars and Mr and Mrs W H Vilmant. The Roadmans lived here 1917 to 1919 when Rev Roadman was pastor of the Methodist church. They have been in Reinbeck since last September and plan to leave May 6 for New York where the Mother of the Year will be announced May 19.
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Earl A. Roadman
Reinbeck
Iowa
Glenn Whorrall
Harry Marks
Howell Boyd
W.C. Vigars
W. H. Vilmant
Roadmans
Roadman
Methodist Church
Sioux City
Dr. Hoadman
Morningside College
Mrs. Roadman
New York
Leadership gap in American aims after MacArthur
The article argues that after retirement American leadership failed to present a clear national and global objective. It notes MacArthur’s unambiguous stance before World War II and cites his declaration favoring free enterprise as emblematic of decisive guidance.
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Arthur
Ifn
Japan
MacArthur
Americ
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