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Eldora Herald Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1931

Page

2

Oscar Classon of Radcliffe Dies After Third Stroke

Oscar Classon a well known Radcliffe resident died at his home after a third stroke following two prior paralytic episodes. He was 65, survived by wife and several married children, with funeral at Our Savior's Lutheran Church led by Rev. Barstad and Rev. Pearson.

Radcliffe Oscar Classon Classon Marek Mr. Classon Our Savior’s Lutheran Church B. HK. Barstad J. A. Pearson Ames

South Fork Social Roundup Improves Weekend Visits

South Fork residents and relatives filled weekend hours visiting family and friends across nearby towns. Waldo and family joined sister in Clemong. Frank Smith of Charles City stayed with Truebloods. Mrs. Balcom hosted and hosted guests. several locals plus visitors from Hubbard, Conrad, Down, and others were seen at Balcom, Waldo, and Ziebell households Sunday and Saturday.

B. Waldo Clemong Frank Smith Charles City Trueblood’s Earl Clark Herb Zichell Hubbard Balcom Fred Mary Rickerd Bernice Hudspith Ruth Blerding T. P. Lawler Bias Waldo Mrs. Balcom Jennie Smith Waldo Down Rube Ballard Conrad Jesse Marven Rose

Timber Valley social notes and visits documented

A series of brief items from Timber Valley recount visitors and gatherings in Eldora and nearby homes. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. John Shuller hosting in Eldora, Irene Snovel visiting Luella Barnhart, Kenneth Van Patter Jr. returning from Sioux City, families visiting others in the Snovel, Barnhart, Kniss, Miller and related homes, trips to Wyoming for a funeral, threshers' cooking help, and multiple calls and visits across Claude Miller, U. G. Kniss, John Barnhart, and nearby households.

John Shuller Eldora Claude Miller Irene Snovel Luella Barnhart Kenneth van Patter Jr Sioux City George Snovel Iowa Falla Noble Clarence Main Albert Barnhart John Barnhart Claude Kniss Minnesota Glen Crippen Glen Hoyt Sarah Hoyt Lucky U. G

Van Patter family reunion held August 2 in pasture

The Van Patter family reunion occurred August 2 in the Emery Van Patter pasture. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Van Patter and family, Emery Van Patter, J. G. Kniss and son Mike, Charley Nehring and family, Clearme Main and family, Clark Whitney and family, Will Jonca and family, Ellis Perry and family, Ray Adams, Claude Kniss and daughter of Minn., Kim Hoyt, Religh Van Patter and children, plus about 85 relatives.

John Barnhart A. G. Kniss Claude Kelsy Clark Whitney Wehriman Claude Miller Will Langford Opal Iowa Falls Mike Kniss van Patter Emery van Patter

4-H activities and social visits in El Dora area

Miss Zella Williams from Quk wood visited the Bailey home last Tuesday afternoon. 4-H pals met with leader Mrs. Leslie Emmert in El Dora on Thursday for an all day meeting. Herman Gast and two daughters Florence and Lillian Allen traveled to Marshalltown on Thursday. Jean Lawson and two friends spent Wednesday evening with Lillian Allen. Margaret Allen visited Friday afternoon with Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Frank Shafer helped cook for threshers at Mrs. Edwin Rogers home. Threshing finished at J. L. Starr's Friday. 4-H achievement day set for parish hall Fl dora on August 4. Twyla Newby spent Friday evening at William Allen home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doering called at the Bailey home Saturday. Frank Shafer baled at raw Saturday afternoon. The Allens expect visitors the Segeri family from Milwaukee for their annual vacation. Harold Cable and Miss Helen Ziesman went to Waterloo Sunday. Twyla Newby spent Sunday afternoon with home folks and attended church at the high school grounds.

Radcliffe News Carl Himmel Joe Allen Cedar Rapids Luglan Himmel Bernice Luglan Cedar Rapide Lois Hagen Iowa City University Reisetter Story City Park Messrs Ed A. Reisetter T. L. Thompson Cora Livegood Glenn Eldora Lucy Jones Truman Haverstein Bernice Laglan Waterloo A. J. Jones Lake Comar Jewell Bockwitz Omaha Bla Eliza. Thompson Hubbard W. Deardorff Thompson Chicago Zella Williams Qukwood Bailey Home Leslie Emmert Jean Lawson Mise Lawson Lillian Allen Margaret Allen Bailey Frank Shafer Edwin Rogers J. L. Starr Parish Fldora Twyla Newby William Allen Fred Doering Raw Allens Segeri's Milwaukee Harold Cable Helen Ziesman

Weekly Health Letter Warns Practitioners on Violence Injury Reports

Iowa Department of Health highlights a new law from the 44th general assembly. Chapter 6 requires licensed medical providers to report to the county sheriff within twelve hours any injury from violence tied to a crime offense, with details on the patient and injury. The law suspends confidentiality rules for these reports and imposes up to a $100 fine for noncompliance.

44Th General Assembly Attenton Iowa Department of Health

Weekend Visitors Share Time Across Local Families

Waterloo guests and local residents traced weekend visits across several households. H C Moore home hosted La Monte Moore and family, with later appearances by Eric Nrickkon and children from LaGrand, and other pairs from Goldfield Renwick and Whitten making calls or staying at local homes. A. A Agnew of Whitten visited Vance Adams, while Miss Ethel Filin of Union met Julia Davis, Olive Wilson visited Sam Lapley, and several couples traveled with Ed Conners of Marshalltown to Waterloo. The town’s M E church preacher Rev Greine plans services next Sunday at 9:30 a.m. and Sunday school at 10:80. A tidbit notes the first U.S. cheese factory was built in 1852 in Oneida County, New York.

Merle Moore Waterloo H. C. Moore la Monte Moore EDCG Moore’s Eric Nrickkon LaGrand Tirlekson G. Ho Scott Goldfield Lena Gigle Renwick Scott A. A Agnew Whitten Vance Adams Misa Ethel Filin Union Julia Davis Olive Wilson Sam Lapley Charles Adama Oral Adama Com

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