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Newspaper
Eldora Herald Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1953
Page
4
Sam Greensweig expresses gratitude to Dis Nyquist and Shorts, the nurses and aides for care during his husband’s illness at Eldora Memorial Hospital. He thanks friends for flowers and memorials and for kindness shown after his death.
In Washington a parade drew huge crowds with thousands of free tickets for Democrats and windows showing the action. FBI holds names and numbers of reserved palace seats while state owners selling seats must share details with the State Department. Over 2000 plainclothes officers guarded key intersections as Nixon opened the Senate with Mrs. Nixon nearby and Morse continuing his objections to Wilson.
Classified notice reads that a Brary area firm seeks reliable workers for permanent roles. No experience required and potential earnings up to a stated amount. Includes PO Box 704 and contact hints, with date noted May 2406 on page 26.
A ledger of patients from multiple towns lists Eldora William Loomis Mrs George Haynes J H Clary Mrs Ernest Chilton Miss Bonnie Jones Hubbard Mrs Carl Madson Mrs Charlotta Walters Mrs Rena Handemeier Ackley M Alice Boylan Mrs Merle Joh Zearing Richard Bush man New Providence Mrs Fannie Hadley Mrs John Martin Harold Knudsen Radcliffe Arnie S Britson.
New Providence and three within Eldora and area report multiple births. Mrs Harry Herbrechtsmeier welcomed a boy on January 22, 1963. Mrs Lyle Schwartz welcomed a girl on January 22, 1953. Mrs Clifford Ankrum welcomed a girl on January 23, 1953. Mrs Don Laughlin welcomed a girl on January 25, 1953.
A list of troop leaders and council members is published. Key roles include Troop X Brownie led by Beulah Eckhoff with Bev erly Petty as co leader and a troop committee chaired by Mrs. Doyle Felton. Council representatives include Mrs. Lloyd Miller for Legion Auxiliary and Robert Brown for the Chamber of Commerce.
In 1953 WD display, both regular and wide front adjustable front axle models shown. Wide front WD is praised for easier ride and superior mud and snow traversal, with plowing as main advantage. Prices listed include WD wide front $100 above standard, plus used machinery and bargain buys on 1952 WD, AC discs, and Noble harrows ordered before March 1 1953.
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