Farm Bureau Ladies Install New Officers
Farm Bureau Rural Women group members met at St Josephs Reformed Church Ackley for an all day session with 72 in attendance. Retiring county chairwoman Mrs Ray Lake presided as new officers and township leaders were announced for the coming year.
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Farm Bureau
St. Joseph’s Reformed Church
Ackley
Ray Lake
Lester Kaufmann
Iowa Falls
Emery Lake
Fred Vinton
Hidora
Secertary
W. H. Dreier
Hubbard
Dick Clemons
New Providence Health
Marvin Cook
New Providence
Roscoe Cain
Eldora
Woodrow Heitland
Alden
W. Q. Lettow
Clay
Philip Snittjer
Concord
Sadie Pickett
Chester Modlin
Ellis
Ellis Mitterer
Etna
Bob Schotanus
Grant
Lowell Reifschneider
Hardin
Kenneth Winters
Jackson
Walter Granner
Pleasant
Milton Schwinger
Providence
Richard Clemons
Sherman
Leo Schwartz
Tipton
Howard McBride
Union
Carroll Schafer
Eldon Rosene
Fifth District Farm Bureau
Ladies of the Reformed Church
Jacqueline Dolph
Dick Pulse
Lee Vanderwater
Wayne Halsted
Warmbier seeks divorce in Buckeye Iowa court
In an action filed in January in district court John Warmbier Buckeye Iowa seeks a divorce from Mary Warmbier on grounds of desertion. They married October 5 1948 in Kansas City Missouri and separated November 15 1949. He asks to be awarded property he owns in Buckeye. Case reflects local 1940s divorce filing dynamics.
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John Warmbier
Buckeye
Iowa
Mary Warmbier
Kansas City
Missouri
Russell Smith Sentenced to 10 Years for Paroled Parole Violation
Russell Smith of Eldora was jailed by Sheriff Paul Hodgson and sent to Fort Madison to serve a 10 year term after pleading guilty to sodomy last October. He had been released on parole for good behavior but was picked up last week for violating parole by taking a 17 year old youth on trips out of town. No appeal is allowed in parole revocation cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Smith
Eldora
Paul Hodgson
Fort Madison
Smith
Snow and Sand Used by City Crew to Tackle Winter
Eldora residents pride themselves on clean streets but city crews have used fifty tons of sand with two tons of salt mixed to melt ice and snow so far this winter. City Clerk James Bales notes the effort and material volume involved.
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James Bales
Files for judgement filed by Central Auto Electric Co
Central Auto Electric Co of Spencer Iowa sues Archie McDaniel of Wallingford for 100 dollars. The suit covers goods and merchandise sold and delivered between April 26 1950 and February 10 1950. The action was filed January 30 in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Auto Electric Co
Spencer
Iowa
Archie McDaniel
Wallingford
Procrastinators Fill County Treasurer's Office
Last week a long line at the county treasurer's office indicated a rush of last minute auto license buyers. Treasurer W H Lepley noted no full tally yet, as January auto license receipts reached 113704.46 dollars and December 121537 dollars, totaling 235261.77. Current tax collections to date total 199546.36.
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W H. Lepley
Electric Demands Hit New High in 51
Iowa Electric Light and Power reports 1951 records with peak demand on December 19 at 5 40 p m reaching 171 410 kilowatts, up 9 6 percent from 1950. Total generation 773 492 000 kilowatt hours. steam plants provided 94 9 percent, oil 4 2 percent, hydro 0 9 percent.
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Iowa Electric Light & Power Company
Duane Arnold
Beneentag
Hydro
Arnold
Three Hardin County rural schools win Fire Hazard merit awards
Three rural Hardin County schools receive merit certificates for participation in the Fire Hazard Campaign. About 100 percent of families cooperated with students who conducted five farm home and outbuilding hazard checks. Inspections covered 51 chimneys 44 stoves and furnaces 59 roofs 59 lightning 50 lighting systems and 42 fire protection devices, revealing 33 hazards across 26 farms. Additional schools and teachers listed. top inspectors noted: Donna Belle Campbell Jackson No 7 Carol Clingerman Fairfax David Swartz Buckeye Consolidated. Certificates are awarded yearly by the Town Farm Bureau Federation and will be presented by Supt. Albers.
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Hardin County
Dick Pulse
Buckeye Consolidated
Elsa Weirkandt
Sherman
Jeanette Harless
Jackson
Esther Norman
Alden
O. D. Kein
Concord
Herb Ziebell
Lula Howell
Ellis
Neva Kasischke
Mildred K. DeWalt
Hardin
John Weddle
Mazine Sharar
Maude Seggerman
Pleasant
Bernice Kasischke
Ruth Fouts
Wayne Stuktenberg
Lucille Gerlach
Buckeye
Marjorie Groenhoff
Anna Fosse
Betty Lauter
Divorce and property dispute in Buckeye Buckeye case
John Warmiter seeks divorce from Mary Warmbier and seeks legal title to Lots 1 and 2, Block 10, Buckeye, Hardin County. The petition asks dissolution of marriage, dower removal, and sole title to the real estate with equitable relief. Court notices appearance by March 10, 1952 or default judgment. Local official W H Lepley certifies the filing.
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Plimtirr
Buckeye
Hardin County
Fidora
Towa
Three Attend Red Cross Meet From Here
Leo Knight chairman of the South Hardin Red Cross, Mrs. Don Marks publicity director and blood bank co chair, and J. F. Hardin donor recruitment chairman attended the all day session of Red Cross workers in Des Moines last Friday. Two meetings were held with Knight in the first on plans for promoting the Red Cross fund raising campaign, while Marks and Hardin attended a briefing on the drive to recruit donors for the Bloodmobile second visit here March 6.
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Leo Knight
South Hardin
Kopp Rites Held At Hubbard Eldora Township
Funeral services were held at Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church Hubbard for William Henry Kopp who died January 28 in Washington Illinois Rev G H Bamford officiated with pallbearers Henry Reifschneder Carl Faust Henry Mannetter John Hansen Sr N A Thomas and Elmer Gelhaus Burial was in Hubbard Cemetery He was born April 5 1867 in Washington Illinois and married Katie Schroem on November 2 1893 They moved to Hubbard in 1901 Mrs Kopp died February 7 1946 He was a member of the Salem Church Survived by two daughters Mrs Theodore Brunemeier Hubbard Mrs Mabel Stormes El Paso Illinois three sons Robert Monticello Iowa Bryan Mandan ND and Clarence Waupaca Wisconsin a sister Mrs Susan Schroem and twelve grandchildren.
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Salem Evangelical United Bretheren
Hubbard
William Henry Kopp
Washington, Illinois
G. H. Bamford
Henry _Reifschneider
Carl Faust
Henry Mannetter
John Hansen
N. A. Thomas
Elmer Gelhaus
Hubbard Cemetery
Washington
Illinois
Katie Schroem
Kopp
Salem Evangelical United Bretheren Church
Theodore Brunemeier
Mabel Stormes
el Paso
Robert
Monticello
Towa
Bryan
Mandam
N D
Clarence
Waupaco
Wis
Susan Schroem
President proposes closing tax loopholes for revenue
The Power from the era urges Congress to gain one billion dollars in new revenue by closing loopholes rather than raising rates. It criticizes cooperative and mutuals for tax immunity, calls for taxing them, and cites political obstacles and the need for taxpayer unity to achieve tax equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Congress
Treasury
Towa Tax Equality League
We Aint Got It George Tells Senators
Senator Walter F. George warned that the administration may overspend on foreign aid, estimating 33 to 40 million dollars over three years versus the 25 billion cited by Dean Acheson. He urged cutting the current year foreign aid request of 8.5 million by at least two billion to avoid a growing federal deficit beyond the aid.
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Dean Acheson
Walter F. George
Senate Finance Committee
George
Congress debates military aid and budget cuts in Washington
Senators from Tennessee, Texas, and Arkansas weigh drastic reductions to a 6.3 billion military and foreign aid package. Critics warn tax hikes would burden taxpayers while causing a slower economy, with constitutional questions raised by some. Supporters urge some reasonable cuts but resist deep reductions. Washington. News Service.
For Sale Five Room Home By J Leonard Realtor
For sale a five room home recently completed with full basement and garage located in an excellent area. Never occupied before. Contact J Leonard, realtor. I-6c
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J. B. Leonard
For Sale Items and Notices Fragment in Eldora Area
Classified listings show several for sale notices for a 1938 Ford motor with 9078 miles and a 37 V-8 pickup by Otto Luiken in Steamboat Rock. Also Shelby seed oats offered by John Graham and H E Kasischke in New Providence with phone contact, plus a small gatelet or dropleaf table wanted. A 6 room modern home offered by J D Leonard with hardwood floors. Card of Thanks from the Herman Strathe family mourning a husband and father.
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Shelby
H. E. Kasischke
New Providence
Herman Strathe
For Rent Modern Apt With Private Bath
Realtor J. D. Leonard lists a modern apartment for rent featuring three rooms and a private bathroom near I-6c. Contact details provided by the listing agent.
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J. D. Leonard
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