City Federation Meeting Debates Federal Power Increase
Monday afternoon program at the City Federation of Women library clubroom included a Thespian club debate on federal power expansion with George Peisen Jim Hauser for the affirmative and Charles Ryan Wayne Hlankenship for the negative. Barbara Moser sang several numbers with her father Harry B. Moser on piano, and Elen Van Tiger read Vagabond's House ahead of a Coe college contest. Mrs Milo Myers honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Glen Kurtz Mrs Morris Modlin and Mrs D D Lewis with a dessert luncheon and bridge prize to Mrs Howard Caffee. Sixteen Join Us class members from Christian church gathered at Mr and Mrs Roy Klemme for an evening of business socializing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Women
Library
O. Koeneman
Fred Wehrman
Monday Club
Barbara Moser
Miss Moser
Harry B. Moser
Elen van Tiger
Coe College
Thespian Club
George Peisen
Jim Hauser
Charles Ryan
Wayne Hlankenship
Annie Laura Davidson
Eldora High School
New
Milo Myers
Glen Kurtz
Morris Modlin
D. D. Lewis
Howard Caffee
Myers
Join Us
The
Christian Church
Roy Klemme
Clark
Ray Freed
Leo
Robert Freed
Shreveport
Ill
Lyle Calloway
Missouri
Wellington Whites
John Snapp
Steamboat Rock
D. L. Turner
Ruth Smith
Margaret Peterson
Marshalltown
J. O.smith
Luther Brindle
Contract Club
George Lister
Beaman
Asa Rodd
James Moore
Whitten
J. C. Smith
Ray Smith
Betty Freed
Ira Whitwood
Carl Winters
North Carolina
Gean Sheller
Howard
Helen Allbright
Katherine Freed
Imogean Sheller
Lloyd Sword
Homer McDough
Ruth Baker
Judson Freed
Grundy Center
Garden club meeting features Hager on bulbs and plant life
Garden club members met Friday evening in the library with each member naming a native shrub during roll call. Guest speaker H R Hager of Union spoke on the growth and care of plant life emphasizing bulbs and their flowers, and demonstrated bulbs to illustrate his points. Mrs Dornsbach hosted a bridge party with six tables and awarded honors to four guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
H. R. Hager
Union
Dornsbach
Herman Dornsbach
Louis Rebschull
Frank Nehring, Jr
Robert Burns
M. Smith
Local club social notes and bridge gatherings in town
The N T T club met at Mrs. Wallace Cordes home for a potluck honoring Mrs. Lester Olson of Cherokee, 17 members present. Anna Bender hosts Inter Se Bridge Club at Winchester hotel for six thirty dinner and bridge. Mrs. L K Welsh hosts luncheon for Mrs. Jessie Rawley. Bridge club holds progressive dinner with high and low winners. Utopia club meets at Mrs. Carl Dobbrunz home with small business, bridge prizes, and refreshments. Next meetings planned for February 18 March 4.
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N.T.T. Club
Wallace Cordes
Lester Olson
Betty Harms
Carl Cordes
Anna Bender
Inter Se
Winchester Hotel
Utopia Club
Carl Dobbrunz
Ed Stebe
Margaret Schwebke
George Granzow
Mrs Heneley Speaks At BPW Dinner At Winchester
Mrs Eugene Heneley was the guest speaker at the Business and Professional Women's club meeting Tuesday evening at the Winchester hotel. She shared incidents from her recent trip to South America and displayed articles from her travels. Dinner served to 23 members and Mrs Heneley. May Hostetter Anna B Capellen and Helen MacKline led the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene, Heneley
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Winchester Hotel
Brides Elect from AAA Honored At Shower
Three employees of the Hardin County Agricultural Conservation Association office announced February wedding dates. Emily Barnhart will wed Harold Ziesman February 4, Mary Tjarks to Harold Schager February 15, and Mary Margaret Carson to Dick Muller Jr. February 24. The group hosted the honor event in Donna Mae Hauser's home with pink and white decor and umbrella favors revealing the dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County Agricultural Conservation Association Office
Emily Barnhart
Iowa Falls
Harold Ziesman
Mary Tjarks
Alden
Harold Schager
Mary Margaret Carson
Eldora
Dick Muller, Jr
Ackley
Donna Mae Hauser
Whitten
Lucille Bottke
Marjorie Rash
Vernita Nichols
Jeanne Warren
Dona Pommrehn
Gladys Hayward
Agnes Mary Lawless
Glen Carson
Marjorie Folkerts
Steamboat Reck
Vivian Amundson
Radcliffe
Mrs J R Brewster to Speak at Mission Meeting
The Congregational Ladies society meets Wednesday at 3 15 at Mrs P S Davis home. Mrs J Riggs Brewster recently arrived from Athens Greece will be guest speaker. The schedule includes Kountry Klub gathering Tuesday at Gertrude Hutzel home with Pearl Deschamp assisting and Red Cross sewing. Chapter FA of PEO heard book reviews and renewed readers for the reading room with talk on fiction and three reviews. |
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ladies Society
P. S. Davis
J. Riggs Brewster
Athens
Greece
The
Kountry Klub
Gertrude Hutzel
Pearl Deschamp
Red Cross
O. S. von Krog
P.E.O
Ella Stewart
Readers Digest
Popular Science
Iowa State Training School
Norman Kunath
J. Newcomer
Newcomer
R. R. Bateson
Eldora Congregational Church
Ladies Society
Parker Davis
David Davids
Churches St Pauls Lutheran and Assembly of God Services
The article lists worship and meeting times for Churches St Pauls Lutheran and Assembly of God including early service at 9, Sunday school at 10, English service at 11, and various meetings led by hostesses Mrs W F Kewatt, Mrs B Orgell, and Mrs L Ziesman. It notes Walther League Thursday 7:30, confirmation Saturday 9 am, and Assembly of God schedule with 10 am Sunday school 11 am worship 6:20 pm YPM and 7:30 pm evangelistic services with prayer Tuesday 7:80 and Thursday 7:30. Paul Long invites readers to attend for Christian fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Paul’s Lutheran
Ladies’ Aid
W. F. Kewatt
B Orgell
L. Ziesman
Walther League
C. Hesse
Paul Long
Calendar of local women society meetings
Foday Lutheran Ladies Society meets in the church basement hosted by Mrs W F Kewatt Mrs Ernest Orgell and Mrs L Ziesman Fortnightly club hosts at Mrs L K Welsh Cemetery Auxiliary meets at Mrs Louis Rebschull home with Mrs Guy Reid assisting Inter Se Bridge club Anna Bender host Friday Needlecraft with Mrs Edward Rebschull Hawthorne Club meets at Mrs G C Perkins Monday Club hosted by Mrs Fred Wehrman Twentieth Century club gathers in library clubroom at 7 30 Tuesday Woman's Club hostess Mrs J Newcomer Mothers club guest day hosted by Mrs John Butler Sans Souci meets with Mrs Margaret Berg Wednesday Ladies Society of the Congregational church meets at Mrs P S Davis home Women's United Circle of the Baptist church meets in Mulford room Mrs Herman Schoenich hostess W S C S meets in church parlors led by Mrs James L Brown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foday Lutheran Ladies Society
W. F. Kewatt
Ernest Orgell
L. Ziesman
L. K. Welsh
Louis Rebschull
Guy Reid
Anna Bender
Edward Rebschull
Hawthorne
G. C. Perkins
Fred Wehrman
Twentieth Century Club
Library
Woman's Club
J. Newcomer
Mothers Club
John Butler
Sans Souci
Margaret Berg
Ladies Society
The
Congregational Church
P.*s. Davis
Women’s United Circle of the Baptist Church
Mulford
Herman Schoenich
James L.brown
Methodist and Eldora Congregational Church Services
Religious notices from Waterloo and Eldora outline Sunday services with morning worship at 10 and 11, sermons, Sunday school, and youth meetings. Guest ministers Fr. Frank W. Cocert and Rev. L. E. Swanson lead worship. Forsyth topics include “Man's Eternal Quest” and “Greater Living Standing Before a High Hurdle.” Marriage licenses listed for several couples.
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Methodist Church
Frank W. Cocert
D. D
Waterloo
Shirley Adams
Veneta Seim
L. E. Swanson
Emily Barnhart and Harold Ziesman Wed in Hubbard
Miss Emily Jane Barnhart and Harold W. C. Ziesman exchanged vows Tuesday at Salem Evangelical Church Hubbard in a candlelit double ring ceremony. Rev Pfaltzgraff officiated with Rev Lamprecht assisting. The bride, daughter of Albert and Mary Barnhart, wore a white net gown and floor length veil, carried pink tea roses, and was attended by Velma Barnhart. The groom’s family connections and a church reception followed, with the couple planning a south wedding trip and residence on the bride’s family farm northwest of Eldora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Jane Barnhart
Harold W. C. Ziesman
Salem Evangelical Church
Hubbard
P. W. Pfaltzgraff
Dewey Lamprecht
Miss Barnhart
Albert Barnhart
Iowa Falls
Mr. Ziesman
C. F. Ziesman
Mary Jane Crosley
Ding Matches
Paul Ffaltzgraff
Velma Barnhart
Ruth
Luella Ziesman
Willard Wehrman
Harold Wehrman
Carl Wiesner
Wesley Barnhart
Dona’Pommrehn
Norma Ziesman
Marjorie ‘Folkerts
Edward
Dean Wie§ner
Melvin Kosanke
Owasa
AAA
Ziesman
Eldora, Gall
Motion to retry case heard by Judge Clock
Judge S A Clock heard arguments Friday on the defendant's motion for a new trial in the case of Sylvia Swope versus Robert Todd. The jury at the November term awarded the plaintiff $11,114.70 for damages from a car accident on the county line east of Eldora last Easter Sunday. the judge took the application under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Clock
Sylvia Swope
Robert Todd
Eldora
Degree Conferred On Mrs Ann Shurts At Town University
Mrs Ann Nyquist Shurts daughter of Dr and Mrs D M Nyquist Eldora was among more than 150 graduates at the mid year convocation of the University of Town on Tuesday She received the bachelor of arts degree presented by President Virgil M Hancher in his first degree ceremony since taking office last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Nyquist Shurts
D. M. Nyquist
Eldora
University of Town
Shurts
Virgil M. Hancher
Gilbert Describes Weather Equipment at Local Station
Gilbert explains the station uses ceiling balloons inflated with helium to measure low cloud height. Balloons rise about 425 feet per minute with a two foot diameter. night observations use candles and ceiling projectors to aid pilots. Daily weather telegrams total eight, with four sent to Midcontinent Airways and four to Chicago airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. H. Gilbert
Midcontinent Airways Inc
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Chicago
Penalties and notices in county licensing and court actions
County Treasurer H J Schmitz reports 5800 car owners and 900 truck owners avoided a penalty by February 1 for licenses issued, except for new cars or stored vehicles. G A Wittick seeks 87.75 plus interest in district court against Thie ben Groninga and Harris Vietor for rent on a Ackley grocery store building, with handlord’s attachment requested. John Jones, son of Elizabeth Jones of Eldora, was declared feeble minded and ordered committed to the state hospital at Woodward until arrangements are made to move him outside Iowa, subject to state board consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Schmitz
G. A. Wittick
Lundy, Butler & Lundy
John Thieben
Kenneth Groninga
Harris Vietor
Ackley
John Jones
Elizabeth Jones
Eldora
S. A. Glock
State Hospital
Woodward
Iowa
State Board of Control
Ramsell Opens Shoe Repair Shop
Tom Ramsell opens a shoe repair shop in the rear of the Brown shoe store. Ramsell is an experienced repairman with prior work in this and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsell
Tom Ramsell
J. L. Brown Shoe Store
Doyles Dean Eller dies at Iowa Falls hospital
Doyles Dean child of Mr and Mrs Walter Eller of Hubbard born October 80 1940 died January 23 a few hours after arriving at Iowa Falls hospital Surviving are his parents two brothers Arlan and Merlin his twin brother preceded him in death funeral held Evergreen church Saturday Jan 25 Rev George J Roths officiated Oriel and Theo Eller sang burial in Radcliffe cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyles Dean Eller Doyles
Dean
Walter Eller
Hubbard
Iowa Falls
Arlan
Merlin
Doyles
Evergreen Church
Geo. J. Roths
Oriel
Theo Eller
Radcliffe Cemetery
Radcliffe Feeder Sale At Chicago Stock Yards
A midweek cattle sale at Chicago Stock Yard features a Radcliffe driven group. Jacob Knutson of Radcliffe ships 16 head weighing about 1293 pounds each, selling straight at 15.90 dollars per cwt for eastern shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hardin County
Jacob Knutson
Radcliffe
Lauterbach to Speak in Concord at Farm Bureau Meet
A Concord township meeting at Garden City Tuesday evening February 11 will feature M A Lauterbach discussing duties and events at the Farm Bureau State convention. Committee members include Clarence Pearson T S Thorson N T Torgeson M Michaelson Howard Swanson Everett Lester Audrew Thompson Andrew Vigness Jr Andrew Vigness Sr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Lauterbach
Farm Bureau
Concord Township
Garden City
Clarence Pearson
T. S. Thorson
N. T. Torgeson
M. Michaelson
Howard Swanson
Red Oak pedlar sold cement as silverplate polish powder
Residents paid 35 cents a pound for Portland cement sold as silverplate polish by a traveling pedlar who vanished after an Iowa investigation. In Forest City a driver named Mrs. Leo Weidner was forced off a highway to miss another car, with bystanders helping after one door was pinned by an embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Pedler
Leo Weidner
Forest City
Rough Woods Cemetery society to meet at Mrs. Ed Radolph home
The Rough Woods Cemetery society will hold its annual meeting at the home of Mrs. Ed Radolph on Thursday February 13. Mr and Mrs Bill Johnston welcomed a daughter born Sunday January 26 at Eldora hospital. Arch Holt and family with Mr and Mrs Paul Maronn visited Fred Roeske home near Iowa Falls Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rough Woods Cemetery Society
Ed Radolph
Bill Johnston
Eldora Hospital
Archie Holt
Paul Maronn
Fred Roeske
Iowa Falls
Harold Wehrman
Max Ziesman
Charlie Stielow
Louie’ Goshke
Reuben Pinske
Jim, Vasey
Martin Schwarck
Glen Button
Jean
Edgar Moats
Neil Wehrman
Mary Smith
Catherine Gruelick
Frank Conkin
Arnie Gruelick
Des Moines
Ivester
Guy Clatterbuck
Zearing
South Melrose Social Notes Visit Leaders Cedar Rapids Boone
Mrs. John Calloway and Dale visited Tuesday and Wednesday in Cedar Rapids with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis and Lorena Musgrave. Mrs. Miles Boike and Roger spent Friday and Saturday in Boone, returning home Saturday night, accompanied by Mr. Boike, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Calloway
Dale
Cedar Rapids
Earl Davis
Lorena Musgrave
Miles Boike
Roger
Boone
Mr. Boike
Ray Peterson
Local Social Roundup from Marshalltown Area
Sunday visits and gatherings fill the Marshalltown region as residents host relatives and friends. Notable events include dinners at the Brindle and Turner homes, bridge prize winners Clark Freed and Modlin, and guests from Eldora Whitten Beaman Whitten and Grundy Center.
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City Federation
Mrs. L. Olson
NTT Group
Mrs. Rawley
Bridge Club
Rex Bateson
J. F. Steckler
Lucille Brown
Women’s United Circle
H. Schoenich
R. E. Gray
Lottie Stage
Milo Butler
Gratus Gurdas
Bert Myers
Harold Perkins
J. L. Starr
P. H. Dahlberg
St. Mary’s
D.A.R
van Tiger
W. H. van Tiger
John Boylan
Valley Jorge
Lincoln Memorial University
Harrogate
Tenn
Valentine
Anna Capellen
Marian Hotchkin
Agnes Ernwine
Gus Wiesner
Mothers’ Club
R. KE. Gray
Robert Brown
Dr. Gray
J. R. Brewster
Mission
Assembly OF God
Church OF Christ
Frazer A. Thomason
Christ’s Church
Henry Mulder
Hampton
Legal
Louise Voy
Arthur Kix
Lois M. Brunemeier
Harley Gelhaus
Thelma Pickering
Ingval Hanson
Littleton
Colo
Genevieve M. Maier
Alburnet
Emily J. Barnhart
Eldorans
Texas
J. A. Balcom
Fred Balecom
Alma Converse
Spencer
San Benito
Gulf of Mexico
Old Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Egbert O. Doak
Clelia Denman
Storm Lake
Robert Caldwell
Algona
Dan Strickler
Grace Doak
Vilmont-Longenecker
Mason City
H. H. Hudson
Frank Patton
Hudson
Jackson
Mrs
Ann Shurts
Gilbert
Radcliffe Feeder
Lauterbach
South Melrose
Mrs. Ray Freed
Vilmont Furniture
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White House
Dexe
Sunnyfield
Breakfast of Champions
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Chick Arter i
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A&p Food Stores
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Christian Science Publishing Society
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