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Newspaper
Eldora Herald Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1950
Page
5
Phyllis Snook of Iowa Falls obtained a divorce from Richard Snook in Hampton district court on a cross petition after the action was originally filed by him. The decree was granted in Hampton since court was not in session in Iowa Falls. Robert D. Fritz of Iowa Falls was also awarded a divorce decree from Jean Fritz.
Several new cases were filed in district court last Friday and Saturday. The Fayette County Loan Company of West Union sues Blayne and Donna Gilbert of Whitten for 178.79 on a February 1949 promissory note and seeks foreclosure of a chattel mortgage on household goods. Dr A R Lynn of Marshalltown sues Donald and Mrs Brown for 75 for professional services in 1945. Abel and Abel Co. of Marshalltown sue Harvey and Dorothy Bauer for 88.90 in a merchandise debt. Leona May of Iowa Falls petitions for divorce from Dale May of Eldora, married June 27, 1948 in Kansas City, with no living together since, Don W Barker attorney. National Dealers Service of New York sues Lyman Way of Way Studios, Iowa Falls for 64.12 on merchandise. Albert Stolee of Iowa Falls seeks 300 from Art Hiller of Hubbard for a lost memorandum stating I owe Albert Stolee 300 for safekeeping signed Albert Hilker. Lundy Butler and Lundy represent the plaintiff.
The third band concert of the summer series will be staged on the grounds west of the high school building Wednesday evening at 8 p m. Wayne Aurand the high school instrumental instructor and director of the series has announced a 13 number program including a clarinet solo by Marilyn Eggleston The solo will be The Clarinet Polka by Echtner. Band numbers include Arkansas School Bands March Nobility Overture The American Red Cross March Uncle Tom’s Cabin The Marines Hymn Lover Come Back to Me Old MacDonald and His Musical Farmyard Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Night and Day.
The outline calls for ads to promote farm products and consumer education, along with plans to trade surpluses for foreign materials. It proposes a long range capital export insurance program to create new markets, federal agricultural supports during distress, improved marketing to narrow farm price gaps, and a focus on national prosperity with agriculture as an integral part.
Whitten Mrs. Clifford Hauser Shirley Daleske returned to her Eldora home after a week with her grandmother Mrs Ray Eggleston. Mr and Mrs Charles McCall and son Mike of Omaha visited the Ridout home. Benson Cemetery Society hosted a potluck and painted the cemetery fence. Duane Solyst, 17, a recent high school graduate, drowned. funeral attended by Herb Hauser and others. Mrs Harry Saint was taken to Eldora Memorial hospital and Rev W E Thomas returned to Deaconess hospital for treatment.
Sunday swimming with friends leads to Mrs Anna Wilcox of Marshall town assisting with the care of J H Moore at his home here.
The Iowa Safety Congress launches a two week highway safety campaign from Aug 22 to Sept 5 to prevent 26 expected traffic deaths. A safety flag with black or red streamers will rise at noon on opening day, highlighting lives at risk and urging motorists to drive right.
The National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Association urges a yearly spring inspection of home heat plants. Regular furnace joint sealing and cleaning by trained personnel prevent heat loss and fumes. Replacing air filters, inspecting automatic systems, and using the blower to circulate basement air are advised for better indoor comfort.
The Community church Missionary Society held its annual birthday party at Mrs. E. H. Biersborn home with 26 present. Mrs. Boyd Reece led a devotional, Lucille Price guest speaker, and a candlelight service preceded the birthday offering. Refreshments were served. House guests Mrs. Gertie Corfe and daughter Gertrude stayed with the Tisdales.
Notice states that the undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of James A V Brown deceased of Hardin County Iowa. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims should present them duly authenticated to the administratrix to be allowed and filed in the Clerk of the District Court.
Hardin County Iowa court records show Cameron and Dickinson facing Miller and Chick Tsteled in a civil action over a disputed food bib bit. The case involves ALPAMey and predicts a debate outcome with local parties and potential damages expected.
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