Publisher And Editorial Staff Of The Daily News
The line lists George R. Stauflacher as publisher with Clarence Sallee as news editor and Doyte Felton as ad manager. Grace Protheroe serves in society, Katharine Piper as bookkeeper, and Marcella Parker as proof reader and circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Stauflacher
Clarence Sallee
Adv
Doyte
Felton Society
Grace Protheroe
Katharine Piper
Marcella Parker
Deserving a Vacation for Iowa Handicapped Children
An article outlines a proposed fully equipped summer camp for about 500 disabled youths, with 60 to 80 campers at a time for 10 to 14 days. Funds are being raised in Hardin county with YMCA Boone camps and Easter Seal Day Camps aiding current access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Boone
Easter Seal Society
Mavis McVeety shares life at Vinton school for the blind
Mavis McVeety, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon McVeety, writes about starting seventh year at the Vinton school for the blind on Sept. 2. She details studies, crafts, music, dorm life, and aims to become a teacher, noting the school's programs, tours, and the Lions club gift of a typewriter to graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavis McVeety
Eldon McVeety
Vinton School For the
Mavis
I B.S
Aseed Pee
Lions’ Club
Vinton
Katharine
Board of Regents
Board of Control
Miss McGivney Attends Area Welfare Meeting
Mary K. McGivney, director of the Hardin County Department of Social Welfare, joined officials from 18 southwest Iowa counties in Waterloo to press for welfare law changes. The Iowa Welfare Association sponsors oppose the notice to depart rule and seek reforms including shorter residency, better funding for aid to dependent children, and broader health and mental health measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. McGivney
Hardin County Department of Social Welfare
Iowa
Waterloo
Iowa Welfare Association
Iowa State Association of County Welfare Directors
Iowa Association of Children's Agencies
Baptisms and local events stir Eldora life in 1903
Yesterday 55 Years Ago recounts three baptisms at the Iowa River officiated by Rev. W. E. Stanley, plus a report on Eldora residents traveling to Clear Lake for Hobson at Chautauqua. It notes new barber shops, a birthday party for 13 year old Gladys Bateson, schoolboard changes, a drowning scare involving Maude Couenhoven, and local plans for a new bridge and street lighting amid pedestrian and auto traffic. The item also covers a Wellsburg park opening, new garages, a local garage sale, market openings, a horseshoepitching match, and early fall student hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa River
W. E. Stanley
The
Baptist Church
Eldora
Clear Lake
Hobson
Chautauqua Grounds
Iowa Central
T. J. Young
Marshalltown
Thos
P. Hansen
Nellie Rose
William Foulk
Grace Rose
J. W. Westerman
Johanna Wehrman
H. E. Bateson
Gladys
Miss
Edgington Avenue
Washington Street
Robert Crosser
F. J. Edgar
Wellsburg
Wellsburg Park
John T. Fuller
Maude Coulle
Ernest Oelmann
Florence A. Jaspers
Ralph M.walton
Marie Humeston
Willis C. Lanning
Margaret Buck
August Schachterle
Eva May Scourick
Halver H. Nelson
Laura H. Knutson
Thomas Larson
Herman Tietz
Tietz
D. W. Tower
Rites Held For Mrs Folkerts Of Steamboat Rock
Funeral services were conducted Friday at the Baptist Church in Steamboat Rock for Mrs Wilbur H Folkerts who died Tuesday at Eldora hospital after a long illness Lulu Ann Cartwright born July 10 1893 in Steamboat Rock was the daughter of Serenah and Wellington Cartwright She married Walbur H Folkerts on August 30 1918 They lived much of their married life around Steamboat Rock Surviving are her husband two sons Donald and Robert of Steamboat Rock a daughter Mrs Melvin Kusanke of Eldora a brother Ray Cartwright Van Meter three sisters Mrs Bert Miller Albert Lea Minn Mrs H E Mason Des Moines and Mrs James Jackson Eldora and 100 grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur H. Folkerts
Steamboat Rock
Baptist Church
Eldora Hospital
Lulu Ann Cartwright
Serenah and
Wellington Cartwright
Walbur H. Folkerts
Donald
Robert
Melvin Kusanke
Eldora
Ray Cartwright
van Meter
Bert Miller
Albert Lea
Minn
H. E. Mason
Des Moines
James Jackson
Fair Attendance Reported for 1952 Event
Wil son Hadley, the fair board secretary, notes the attendance figure for the 1952 fair as 5 077 persons. The brief record confirms audience size and the official who provided the number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Hadley
Fair Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eldora Herald-Ledger
Hardin
Herald-Index
Paul Mason
Dale Peshia
Gene Peshia
Hardin County
Dubuque University
Parson's College
Iowa City
Cresco
Springville
Mt. Vernon
Chicago
Triple-tem
Maury
Shell Service
Sinclair
LA Velle Oil Company
James Nuckolls
F. A. Burlingame
Ed Shives
New Providence
Earl Howard
Maude Couenhoven
G. B. Couenhoven
Inter-County Journal
Rockwell
Union
Hanson
H. Hauser
C. Hauser
Charles Scurry
Bateson
Dale Bond
Pythian
Marshalltown Horseshoe
Wehrman & Andrie
Fern Reisinger
Eldora Cash
Buckeye
Molly Pitcher
Legion Auxiliary
Ben King
L. L. Scott
Graham
Wells
Hardin County Fair
Fred A. Reed
Hardin County Auditor
S. R
Herald - Index
Hardin County Savings Bank
Consumers Loan Department
F.d.ic
Eran Olga
Eagle Picher
DEVAC
the Lander - Landon Co
W. Main
Total Assets
Federal
D Eposit Insurance Corp
Eldora, Iowa
McKinley Road
Polk County
Portland Cement Association
Hubbell
Lewa
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