Home School Association names committees for year
The Home School Association executive board names new committees for the coming year led by president Lester Ose. Members include Walter Guenther treasurer and Supt. F. K. Schmidt secretary with committee chairs across program budget hospitality health and safety recreation and legislative reporting. The first meeting is Monday night September 8 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Ose
Walter Guenther
Harold Hough
F. K. Schmidt
Ose
Kermith Huehn
L. W. Flickinger
Carroll Hobson
Glen Button
Frank Sheldon
Eldon McVeety
Eddie Weisner
C. W. Cote
Edwin Engle
Lena Colyn
John Essig
H. W. Stonebrook
John Zimmermann
J. F. Steckler
Doyle Felt
Risse Shows Old 1915 Spreader At Iowa State Fair
The John E. Risse Co of Eldora features a 1915 Litchfield spreader displayed at the Iowa State Fair. Visitors estimate lifetime pounds hauled by the machine on a 300 acre farm. top prizes of 100, 50, and 25 gift certificates awarded, with daily honors as well.
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John E. Risse Co
Eldora
Union Man Escapes Injury In Recent Missouri Tornado
Errol Johnson and Jay Gould survived the Sedalia Missouri State Fair tornado last Thursday. Johnson reported tents booths and permanent buildings wrecked and several vehicles damaged while one person was killed and 24 hospitaled. Johnson cooperator of the Union Elevator.
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Missouri
Errol Johnson
Sedalia
Johnson
Union Elevator
Plan Benefit For N. P. Family In Fire Disaster
An ice cream social will be held at Ridout's store in New Providence tomorrow evening to aid the Martin family whose farm home and furnishings were destroyed by fire last Wednesday. Sponsored by the New Providence Friends church youth, the event begins at 7:00 p.m. Free movies will entertain, and contributions of homemade pies cakes and goods are welcome.
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Ridout’s
New Providence
Martin
New Providence Fire Department
Three Bankers to Receive Diplomas from School of Banking
Alvin W. Jaspers cashier Farmers State Savings Bank Steamboat Rock Leo Jorgenson cashier Citizens State Bank Iowa Falls and Bill Brown president Tri- County State Bank heard Sunday for Madison Wisconsin to attend the senior term at the School of Banking University of Wisconsin They will complete the 3 year course this fall and receive diplomas at the September 5 commencement exercises.
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Alvin W. Jaspers
Farmers State Savings Bank
Steamboat Rock
Leo Jorgenson
Citizens State Bank
Iowa Falls
Bill Brown
Tri- County State Bank
Madison
Wisconsin
School of Banking
University of Wisconsin
GOP Gain in Hardin County Voting Increase
Hardin county showed a rise in Republican primary turnout from 3228 votes in 1948 to 1952 figures not fully shown, as part of a statewide trend in 63 counties. The record notes Hardin as among counties reporting higher GOP participation in the spring election.
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GOP
Hardin
Iowa
Drake University awards BS degree to Richard Whorrall
Richard Whorrall of Eldora received his bachelor of science degree in business administration at Drake University's summer commencement last Friday.
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Richard Whorrall
Eldora
Drake University
Vandals Open Two Graves in Grant Township Cemetery
Hardin county authorities investigated desecration of two graves at the old South Idaho cemetery in Grant township near Fradberd. A mower, Bill Dehring, discovered fresh digging last week. Deeper digging appeared to reach the adult and infant burials from the 1890s but remains were not disturbed. Authorities suspect vandals sought buried valuables or loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Old South Idaho
Grant Township
Fradberd
Bill Dehring
Hubbard
Hardin County Sheriff's Office
Lowell McCormick
Lester E. Ose
State Board of Health
Ose
Overseas Clothing Drive Continues Through This Week
The east room of the Farm Bureau building near the Baptist Church will be open daily this week for overseas relief clothing collection from 2:00 to 5:00 PM. Volunteers will accept donations each afternoon through Saturday.
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Farm Bureau
Baptist Church
Steamboat Legion And Auxiliary Joint Picnic Planned
Steamboat Rock American Legion post and Auxiliary members and their families will hold a joint annual picnic at the Legion hall on September 8 with a cooperative dinner followed by an evening of entertainment.
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Steamboat Legion and Auxiliary Plan
Steamboat Rock
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Bloodmobile aims for 300 pledges in Hardin area
With five days left, local Bloodmobile workers mobilize for a record push to secure 300 blood pledges. Area residents are urged to pledge a pint each, supporting the drive in South Hardin.
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South Hardin
Community Blood Drive Sets 300 Pledges for Korea Relief
Eldora Bloodmobile visit on September 8 requires pledges by August 30. Mrs. Don Marks and Ted Livengood urge regular donors to renew and new contributors to meet a 300 pledge goal, seen as essential due to Korea’s blood needs. Most blood will go to Korea as whole blood or plasma, with some stockpiled for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Marks
Ted Livengood
Bloodmobile
Fee Livengood
Marks
Korea
Eldora
With Our Boys in Uniform Returns From Korea
Donald Haskins has spent 18 months overseas eight on the Korean front and now enjoys a 30 day furlough with his family in Whitten. He will report to Camp Custer Michigan for discharge after furlough.
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Donald Haskins
Korean Front
Whitten
Camp Custer
Mich
PVT WALTERS IN JAPAN WITH THE 1ST CAVALRY
Private David M. Walters of New Providence serves with the 1st Cavalry Division in Japan. The unit, freed from front lines in Korea in 1950, now trains on Hokkaido near Red-held territory as part of the U.S. security force. Walters enlisted last January and previously trained at Camp Roberts, California.
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1St Cavary
Japan
David M. Walters
New Providence
1St Cavalry
Korea
U. S
Hokkaido
Walters
Camp Roberts
Calif
Ives R Allbee Promoted to Chief Petty Officer TC
Ives R Allbee has been promoted to chief petty officer of his company S R Co 52 0615 USN TC located in San Diego California 33 This official notice lists his new rank and location.
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Ives R. Allbee
S. R. Co
San Diego
Calif
Eldora Hosts Two Cash Award Days This Week
Two retail cash awards are planned for Eldora shoppers this week. Regular Wednesday prizes run as usual, plus extra awards at 3:00 p m Friday during the Kiddies Days celebration. Local merchants offer hundreds in additional incentives. ads in this issue and Friday’s Index will publish a partial list.
Fire Truck Set for Eldora Safety Patrol Ride Day
The United Food Mark children will join Hap's Safety Patrol tomorrow offering rides on a fire truck from 1:00 to 7:30. Children sign a pledge card to become patrol members and receive a badge. those with badges ride the truck with a licensed chauffeur Jack Cox driving and an adult on the back for safety.
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United Food
Hap
United Here
United
Jack Cox
Final Amateur Event Held at Union Wes
The last amateur contest of the season, sponsored by the Union Booster Club, was held in Kauffman Memorial Park last Wednesday evening with a large crowd. Rev. B. H. Harris served as master of ceremonies. Vocal soloist David Smitherman won first prize. second prize went to Marilyn Speas for her saxophone solo, accompanied by Mrs. Ernest Johnson. A group of four boys and four girls won third prize as square dancers. Other contestants included Patty Thomas, Marie and Larry Rhoades of Marshalltown, the Girls' Sextette from Union, and Dolores Bryant of Clemons. Judges were Mrs. Dale Johnson, Mrs. F. S. Schuler, both of Union, and C. N. Brace of Clemons.
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UNION
Union Booster Club
Kauffman Memorial Park
B. H. Harris
David Smitherman
Marilyn Speas
Ernest Johnson
Patty Thomas
Marie
Larry Rhoades
Marshalltown
Sextette
Dolores Bryant
Clemons
Dale Johnson
F. S. Schuler
C. N. Brace
G. I. Class 2 swine entries at state fair
Three members of G. I. Class No. 2 entered the Duroc division of the swine exhibit this week at the State fair. Melvin Oppold, Dale Lawless and Paul Brothers are listed among the competitors.
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G. I
Melvin Oppold
Dale Lawless
Paul Brothers
Elementary teachers awarded diplomas at Iowa State Teachers College
Rozanna Lee Chaney Steam boat Rock and Eleanor Paula Brandes Wellsburg received elementary teacher diplomas at the summer session commenceme nt of Iowa State Teachers College last Thursday.
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Rozanna Lee Chaney
Steamboat Rock
Eleanor Paula Brandes
Wellsburg
Iowa State Teachers College
County Maintenances Funds Delayed by Depletion
County checks were held up Saturday due to the maintenance fund being depleted temporarily. County Auditor R. Rott reports the Board of Supervisors will be in session Monday to arrange a possible transfer of funds. Funds are low as the second half of the 1951 taxes are not due until Sept 1 and become delinquent Oct 1. After Monday the maintenance fund will rebuild with new tax money.
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R. Rott
Board of Supervisors
Collision near Ackley injures no one in two-vehicle crash
A car owned by John Janssen of Ackley and another driven by two California bound school teachers collided at an intersection four miles east of Ackley on Saturday morning. No injuries were reported though both vehicles sustained severe front and rear damage.
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John Janssen
Ackley
California
Balance Due On Radio Advertising Suit
Charles V Warren Ruth B Warren Jack B Bladine and Gayle Hunter Bladine doing business as Land O Corn Broadcasters sue Everett Clingerman Hubbard for 60 dollars plus interest and costs in district court claiming a March 1951 contract for KJFJ Webster City radio ads at 3 dollars weekly for a year. After 20 weeks the defendant allegedly cancelled the contract without payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Warren
Ruth B. Warren
Jack B. Bladine
Gayle Hunter Bladine
Land O’corn Broadcasters
Everett Clingerman
Hubbard
KJFJ
Webster City
Hardin 4-Hers Win Awards At Iowa State Fair
Iowa State Fair blue red and white placings awarded to Hardin County 4-Hers. Names include Alice Hadley Ann Wooten Norma Jeske Carolyn Copeland Linda Hadley Barbara Wegner Audrey Copeland Marilyn Leff Elizabeth Tysdahl Janice Brown Gail Primus Betty Harless Beverly Ferguson Barbara Grantow and others for clothing exhibits ranging from scarves aprons to dresses and garments.
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Hardin County
Alice Hadley
Ann Wooten
Norma Jeske
Carolyn Copeland
Linda Hadley
Barbara Wegner
Linda’ Clemons
Alice Hamey
Audrey Copeland
Marilyn Leff
Elizabeth Tysdahl
Janice Brown
Gail Primus
Betty Harless
Beverly Ferguson
Barbara Grantow
Lawn Hill Coop Robbery Second in Three Months
The Lawn Hill Cooperative Company reports a second robbery in three months. At about 6:00 a.m. Friday managers Clarence and Mrs. Reece found the office safe moved to the same spot as the May 10 theft, entry via a window, and a crow bar used. About $500 was stolen, a quarter of the May 10 haul. Police and Hardin County sheriff's officers are investigating, with suspects believed to be familiar with local happenings. A theory ties the loss to funds once stored by Robert Cowell, recently released from University hospital, though none of the Thursday money belonged to him.
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Clarence Reece
Robert Cowell
Cowell
University Hospital
Town City
Hardin County Sheriff's
Dole Services Set For Cpl Lee Robert Dole
Final rites for Cpl. Lee Robert Dole will be held at 9 30 this morning at St Mary's Catholic Church, moved from the originally scheduled Monday service.
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Cpl
Lee Robert Dole
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Child Dancer Marilyn Biesnecker Tops Nickel Days Show
Eight year old Conrad dancer Marilyn Biesnecker will perform an acrobatic dance at Saturday’s Kiddies Nickel Days celebration. She previously entertained at the Chamber of Commerce banquet and recently auditioned for the Ted Mack program in Chicago.
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Marilyn Biesnecker
Conrad Star
Marilyn
Chamber of Commerce
Ted Mack
Chicago
Last Rites Held For Edward Lepley, Lifetime Resident
Burial services were held at 2:00 PM Sunday at the Methodist Church in Gifford for Edward Lepley who died Wednesday at Eldora Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Interment followed at Shepard Cemetery. Lepley born near Gifford on November 29 1876 was survived by his widow Jessie McDonald Lepley a son Edward Lepley of Gifford three daughters Mrs John Mitchell of Superior Arizona Mrs Harold Marsh of LeMars and Mrs Leo Speicher of David City Nebraska one brother Sam Lepley of Gifford and six grandchildren. He was an active Farm Bureau member and a longtime Methodist. Mrs Lepley attended the funeral but remained in Eldora Hospital afterward.
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Gifford
Ed Lepley
Eldora Memorial Hospital
Shepard
Edward Lepley
Eli Manuel Lepley
Katie Cramer Lepley
Jessie McDonald
Melba
John Mitchell
Superior
Ariz
Harold Marsh
LeMars
Leo Speicher
David City
Nebr
Sam Lepley
Local V F W Post Wins State Trophy For Service
Roll-Harless Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Eldora will receive the Grand Community Service Award for Iowa at Wednesday night’s meeting. The award honors the post leading in state community service, with prior quarterly awards a prerequisite. The post has grown since 1944 and led activities for veterans families charities. activities include Kid’s Fishing Derby toy drives, Christmas gifts to Veterans' Hospital and Iowa Soldiers’ Home, Buddy Poppy drives, and funeral assistance.
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Roll-Harless Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
State of
Iowa
Eldora Post
Membeeship
the Post
Veterans’ Hospital
Henry Walters 58 Dies of Heart Attack in Eldora area
Funeral services were held at St. Pauls Lutheran Eldora for Henry Walters 58 who died after a heart attack while en route to Waterloo. Born November 23 1893 in Grant Township he served in World War II and is survived by a widow two sons and numerous relatives.
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Henry Walters
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Eldora
Martin E. Pape
Hubbard
Heinrich Andreas Walther
St. John's Lutheran Church of Hubbard
Grant Township
New Providence
Heinrich Walther
Mathilde Ziemke-Walther
Minnie Daleske
George
Donald
Fort Silk
Oklo
Albert
Charles
Frank
Jesse
Anna Wolford
Mt. Lake
Minn
Grace Biehl
Jewell
Jas, McCoy
Oelwein
Ruth Buffington
Butterfield
Clara Buffington
Zearing
Kiddies Nickel Days Parade Opens Eldora Celebration
Downtown Eldora hosts a two day Kiddies Nickel Days with a Friday parade for youngsters in 8th grade or younger, free rides and 5 cent events, a pet show, Junior High band concert, midget baseball, and boxing. Highlights include Red Cross Aqua Antics queens, free ice cream, and $500 baby contest awards.
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Chamber of Commerce Committee
Dick Protheroe
Colin G. Gould
Eldora
F. K. Schmidt
Lester Ose
Red Cross Aqua
Shirley Allison
Miss Pine Lake
Steamboat Rock
Sharon Walton
New Providence
Beth Lyon
Union
Pam Conway
Hubbard
Marilyn Mason
Radcliffe
Jolen Hitch
Whitten
Susie Marks
Sorenson withdraws from Hardin County Supervisors race
Sam Sorensen, a Union implement dealer, withdraws from the Democratic ticket race for the Hardin County board of supervisors 1954 term. His exit leaves Bari Marsh a Republican opponent for the term, as Sorensen cites other business as the reason.
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Sam Sorensen
Hardin County Board of Supervisors
Sorensen
Bari Marsh
Board of Supervisors
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Risse
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Red Cross
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United Food Market
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EHS
James Watts
Eldora High School
Hazel Dawson
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Truman J. Ramsell
Eldora Church
Waterloo
Memorial Hospital
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