Forceful Speech by Arch Maulsby at Woman's Club
Arch FE Maulsby, veteran oil salesman and speaker, addressed the Eldora Woman's Club at the Congregational church on The Good Neighbor. He urged world government led by top business leaders and Christian figures to achieve a global economy and peace, arguing sovereignty must yield to a UN style authority. He praised youth and college students as future drivers of global unity, with a reception following the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Maulsby
Woman's Club
Arch FE
Maulsby
Congregational Church
Eldora Woman's Club
Eldon McVeety
America
United Nations
Youth Meeting Draws 100 Plus From Eldora Area
More than 100 young people from Eldora and nearby areas attended a Sunday evening gathering hosted by Pilgrim Fellowship at the Congregational church. Youth groups from Hampton and several denominations participated. Rev. David Beggs spoke as he accompanied the Hampton delegation. Games followed by supper with over 300 hamburgers, chocolate milk, and pie were provided by Pilgrim Fellowship mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgora
Congregational Church
Pilgrim Fellowship
Hampton
Eldora
David Beggs
Hampton Congregational Church
Scouts and Brownies Give Musical Skit
The American Legion Auxiliary met on Thursday February 3 with Mrs R R Bateson presenting the Girl Scouts and Brownies in a skit and musical number. After a business session refreshments were served by several hosts. A birthday party for Mr Bert Beecher followed, with attendees including Mr and Mrs Harry Hutzel Mr and Mrs Ernest Beecher and Sonja Alden Mr and Mrs Wayne Perkins and Eileen. The past Noble Grand of the Rebecca Lodge plans a Valentine Party at Ella Reeds on Monday February 14 with members to bring valentines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxilary
R. R. Bateson
Girl Scouts
Brownies
John Butler
Bill Linck
Carl Piper
Richard Hootman
Wendall Clark
Bert Beecher
Harry Hutzel
Ernest Beecher
Sonja
Alden
Wayne Perkins
Eileen
Rebecca Lodge
Ella Reed
Marjorie Barron and Martin Smith Wed in Nashua Church
Marjorie Barron daughter of Kenneth Barron of Waterloo and Martin Smith son of George Smith Radcliffe were married at 1 30 P M Wednesday in the Little Brown church Nashua by Rev F L Hanscom in the presence of relatives The couple’s attendants were Mr and Mrs James Schmidt The reception and dinner followed at Neeley’s Waterloo with blue silver white decorations About 65 relatives attended the reception at George Smith’s home northeast of town including several Radcliffe area relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Barron
Waterloo
Marjorie
Martin Smith
George Smith
Radcliffe
F. L. Hanscom
Little Brown
Nashua
James Schmidt
Frank Bacon
Neeley
Martha Ann
Irvin Knutson
Ernest Smith
Don Paulson
Story City
Daughters and Sons Born to Area Families in February
A series of birth notices lists Audrey Kaye Harms February 5 at 9 lb 6 oz, a Kagischke son February 6 at 8 lb 11 oz, a Carter daughter February 5 at 6 lb 2 oz, a Robertson daughter February 7 at 7 lb, and Linda Jean Pemberton February 8 at 7 lb 4 oz. Hospital patients include Florence Rainsbarger and Clara Shekels among others in Eldora Hubbard Radcliffe and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harms
Steamboat Rock
Audrey Kaye
Dale Kagischke
New Providence
Richard Carter
Hubbard
Charles Robertson
Enos Pemberton
Eldora
Linda Jean
Florence Rainsbarger
Gifford
Clara Shekels
Gladys Strother
R. E. Skartvedt
Radcliffe
Agnes Trotter
Blairsburg
Roy E. Mearns
Herman Zoske
Elizabeth Hobson
Mervyn Wooten
Union
Albert Last
Carl Rieter
Riley McCall
Alice Stenberg
Gary Lee Doud
Russell Klatt
Fern Kramme Weds Carl J. Sandvold
Fern Kramme united in marriage with Carl J. Sandvold of Moorhead Iowa at 3 PM Sunday in the Beaty home. About 30 relatives attended the ceremony and reception with family members Marjorie Kramme E C McNeer and Genevieve Kettler assisting and Roy Sandvold singing. The couple will reside in Moorhead where Sandvold conducts business. Fern has recent Ames employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Kramme
Carl J. Sandvold
Moorhead
Iowa
Earl Beaty
Kramme
Mrs. Beaty
Marjorie Kramme
E. C. McNeer
Sandvold
R. G. Conrad
Lennie Conrad
Joe
New Providence
Community Club and Society Meeting Schedule
A schedule lists events for February with groups such as Pleasant Chapel Cemetery Society Mrs J A Landes American Home Dept Div World Wide Guild N O Club Congregational Church Monday Club Mrs W H Van Tiger Hawthorne Club Twentieth Century Club American Home Dept Div 1 P EB O Band Boosters Adult Bible Class Mrs C rmowas Cum 138 Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Chapel Cemetry Society
Cemetery Society
J. A. Landes
American Home Dept
World Wide Guild
N. O
Congregational Church
W. H. van Tiger
Hawthorne Club
Twentieth Century Club
C. Rmowas
Rural Teacher Club To Meet on Tuesday
The Rural Teachers' club will meet next Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the office of the county superintendent of schools in the courthouse to staff and adopt the club constitution. About 25 members are expected. The Hardin County council teachers group will meet next Wednesday at 8 at the Owasa school with a talk on Why we Teach What we Do. All Hardin county teachers are invited. Ivester women's organization held an all day meeting last Wednesday for relief sewing and quilting. In the afternoon the W C T U met for their regular meeting. The Holy Name Society of St Marys Catholic church will meet tonight at 8 in the parish hall. The men's group reports on the oyster supper and stag party sponsored last night at the wildlife club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Teachers’ Club
Hardin County Council
Owasa
Hardin County
Ivester Women’s Organization
The
Holy Name, Society of St. Mary’s Catholic Church
HIY TRIHiY to Hold Regular Meeting Monday Evening
HI Y and TRI HI Y members will meet Monday evening in the chamber of commerce rooms. They will discuss plans for the March 2 induction ceremony and the upcoming membership campaign at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Y
Chamber of Commerce
Arch Mauls Speech Echoes Across Iowa Hog Metaphor
The audience heard a memorable address by Arch Maulsby comparing Iowa hogs to humans in a humorous analogy about fences and self-keeping. Attendees Adeline Miller and Lavina Nuckolls arrived in spring hats, while a mishap during Eastern Star refreshments added a light moment. The note concludes with a reminder about American Home on the third Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Maulsby
Jack Butler
Mr. Maulsby
Iowa
Adeline Miller
Lavina
Eastern Star
Local Woman Club Teas and Meetings Report
St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid hosted a tea during their regular monthly meeting with a music readings and skits program. Fifty seven members and fifty three guests attended. Melrose township 4 H club met at leader Mrs John Essigs home February 5 with Betty Flickinger presenting a lesson on Salads that Satisfy and serving a chicken salad. Neddlecraft club met February 4 at Leona Ziesmans home with eleven members. Potluck supper hosted by Odd Fellows and Rebecca Lodge Friday at 7 oclock. Tuesday bridge club met February 8 at Mrs J R Bahnes home with prizes awarded to Mrs Fred Wehrman and Mrs H J Schmitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Ladies Aid
Melrose Township
John Essig
Betty Flickinger
J. R. Bahne
Fred Wehrman
H. J. Schmitz
Chinese to Address New Providence Meet
Wang An Min a Nanking University graduate and agricultural researcher who drove an ambulance with a Friends unit in the war speaks at a joint Providence township farm bureau and farmers evening school meeting on Tuesday evening February 15 in the school house community room. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Providence
Wang ‘An Min
Chinese University At
Nanking
China
Friends
Providence Township Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Evening School
School House
Poona Surgery and wide rural visit roundup
Bill Schumacher underwent surgery in Bradenton Florida on Saturday. Sunday visitors and many relatives gathered in various homes across Eldora Ackley and surrounding towns for family events. Notable items include Leslie Olson funeral in La Porte City after a tractor incident. Relatives from Hampton Eldora and Des Moines joined others in weekend visits and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Schumacher
Bradenton
Florida
Frank Krominga
Nancy
Alden
E. B. Krominga
Gerald Crandall
Joe Simonsen
Hampton
Theatre anniversary notes pressure on Hollywood
The Eldora theatre owner and president of the Allied Independent Theater Owners of Iowa and Nebraska reports pressure on Hollywood over public morals. He cites a national theater owners meeting in New Orleans endorsing stricter steps for stars. Wolcott argues big box office hits rely on animal stars and well known actors rather than sex appeal, leaving final judgment to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Theatre
Allied Independent Theater Owners of Iowa and Nebraska, Inc
Hollywood
National Organization of Theater Owners
New Orleans
Iowa-Nebraska Association
Wolcott
Mr. Wolcott
Will Rogers
Marie Dressler
Shirley Temple
Wolcott Family Propels Eldora Theatre Through Wide Reopenings
The Wolcott family, longtime Eldora cinema operators, describe their theater as a community hub shaped by audience taste and evolving technology. From New Year’s Day renovations to four projector sets and sound upgrades since 1929, the New Grand reflects loyalty to service, WWI and WWII veteran ties, and ongoing involvement in local and state theater organizations.
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Wolcotts
Wolcott
Kansas
Navy Medical Corps
Indianola
Belgium
France
Germany
Harrison Wolcott
Navy
Philippines
Iowa State College
Laldora High School
Patricia
Iowa State Teachera College
Leo F. Wolcott
Legion
Pine Lake
Iowa-Nebraska Theatres Association
USA
Iowa Golf Association
Armed Forces of Pictures
U. S
Motion Pictures War Activities
Hardware firms attend Iowa Retail Hardware meeting
Eldora hardware stores were well represented at the Iowa Retail Hardware Association convention in Des Moines this week. J. B. Tull and Ralph and Marjorie Dickson, proprietors of Tull and Probasco Hardware and Dickson Hardware, attended. On Tuesday Lawrence McNertney and Guy Reid of Tull and Probasco attended, and on Wednesday Louise Jewett of Dickson's attended. John Bekemeier of Tull and Probasco attended yesterday and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L
J. B. Smith
Loy
Iowa City
Iowa’ University
Mt. Pleasant
Jay
Waterloo
Faithe Bonnichsen
Des Moines
Charles Walters
Eldora Hardware Stores
Iowa Retail Hardware Association
J. B. Tull
Ralph
Marjorie Dickson
Tull and Probasco Hardware
Dickson Hardware
Lawrence McNertney
Guy Reid
Tull & Probasco
Louise Jewett
Dickson's
John Bekemeier
Tull and
Probasco
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J. L. Cakerice
Marjorie Barron
Nashua Church
Flexalum
Riggert’s
Elders
Sammert
Rural Teacher Club
Ivester
Holy Name Society
Marks
Eldora, Towa
É. Katherine
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Neddlecraft Club
Leona Ziesman
Minnie Mulford
Odd Fellows
Stook
Vilmont Furniture
Qrenedy Ey Erall
Poona
LaPorte City
Leslie Olson
Russell Balvant
Will Zeltman
Galen Albright
Ralph Slifer
Whitten
Frank Hooper
Ray Satchell
Town Falls
Lynn
Robert Reist
D. L. Butler
Roberta
Johnny
Jim Murdock
John Murdock
Walter Heisey
Illinois
Hamer
Flias Freeman
Jay Smith
Romona Bleecker
Fred Flias
Ackley
W. E. Brightwell
Dale Chinbure
Leo Chinbure
Dick Protheroe
Minnie Brandt
Hiska Pruisner
James Smith
Apalmneton
Don Lyons
Karen
Parkersburg
Kate Pruisner
E. W. Burke
Barbara
Gladbrook
Perry Burke
Roger Cain
Robert Dornsbach
George Marks
H C. Marks
Harry Marks
Cedar Falls
H. C. Marks
Bob Rigel
W. L. Rigel
Lester Perkins
Donald Perkins
C. W. Haase
J. M. Thompson
Carol
Jim
Ed Tordoff
Leona
Tucson
Arizona
E. F. Froning
Errol Johnson
E. W. Bartine
Liscomb
Everett Lee
Iowa Falls
Low Holcomb
Jim Hauser
M. L. Owings and Sons
Henry Dunkin
Bangor
Bess McNaught
Donald Marks
Red Cross
Beautician School
L. L. Scott
Ottumwa
Rex
Nettie Reece
W. K. Bramwell
Harry Moser
Texas
Wilson Hadley
St. Petersburg
Crisco
Duz
SWIFT
Jemima
CC Oca
Oman
Eldora Everett
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