Local Social Notes and County Budget Estimate
Local social notes show residents visiting relatives and traveling from Boston Maas to their home after a visit with the Hasse family and kin in Dead Movnes. Also listed are visits by Albert Lents of Town Falls, Gerald Ball and relatives, and guests in the Ball and Zeltman households with several Chicago and Quincy trips noted. The Hardin County board of supervisors will meet August 16, 194, to consider the local year 1960 expenditures, with taxpayers invited to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Haase
Boston
Maas
Thursdday
C. W. Hasse
Movnes
Flowers From Hawaii Bless Training School Dining Hall
Mr and Mrs K Moore of the training school received Friday a box of birds of paradise from their son Captain George Moore of Hickam Field Honolulu Hawaii The flowers adorned the boys dining hall that noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Moore
Captain George Moore
Hickam Field
Honolulu
Hawaii
Eldora Consolidated School No 3 Budget Hearing Notice
The Board of Directors of Eldora Consolidated School No 3 in Hardin County Iowa will meet August 8 1949 at 7 30 PM at the schoolhouse to hear taxpayers for or against the proposed expenditures for the year July 1 1949 to June 30 1950. A detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be available at the hearing. Hazel L Swaband District Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
City of
County of Hardin
D. W. Dickinson
Hazel L. Swaland
Baitimathe
Hldora Consolidated School No
Hardin County
Towa
Hazel L. Swaband
Goodyear Store Opens to Large Eldora Crowd
More than 1,000 people attended the grand opening of the Goodyear Service store in Eldora from Thursday to Saturday. New manager LaRay Moser said the store was well-filled, especially Saturday night, with visitors inspecting the complete stock as Goodyear representatives assisted. Local employees named include Mike Priske and Duane Boike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear Service
Eldora
LaRoy Moser
Moser
Goodyear
Mike Priske
Duane
Boike
Eldora Hardware Man Embraces Boston Hardware Meeting
A Des Moines pair and 100 others, including Mr and Mrs C. K. Tull, returned from a 3100 mile trip to Boston for the National Retail Hardware Association gathering. The four day sessions were helpful with sentiment that stock levels should stay ample amid a potential mild downturn in prices. En route by air conditioned buses they stopped at South Bend London Kingston Burlington and Marblehead and even saw a Brooklyn ball game and Niagara Falls before finishing the return journey July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tull
National
Retail Hardware Users Association of America
Boston
Mass
R. M. Urmson
Alden
Des Moines
South Bend
Ind
London
Ontario
Kingston
Burlington
Frederick Schmitt
Eldoran
Marblehead
New York City
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Niagara Falls
Mohr sells new residence to Lula North on Fifteenth Street
Ray Mohr has sold his new modern residence on south Fifteent h street to Mrs Lula North. The Mohr family will occupy the residence on east Eleventh avenue owned by his mother Edith Mohr, the former George W Haynes residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mohr
South Fifteenth Street
Lula North
Mohr
East Eleventh Avenue
Edith Mohr
George W. Haynes
Jackson 4 H to Present at Owasa Farm Bureau Meeting
Jim Becket, county extension youth assistant, coordinates the Jackson 4 H club program for the township farm bureau meeting at Owasa high school Wednesday evening August 8. The entire community is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Becket
County Extension
Jackson 4-H Club
Township Farm Bureau
Owasa High School
Butterfield Rites Held for Union Area Resident
Mr and Mrs Bruce Barnes and family attended church services at Walker Sunday for Mrs Jennie Butterfield mother of Mrs Barnes who died Thursday in Cedar Rapids A C Butterfield former superintendent of schools here also visited Union with his sister and mother in law during the illness and after her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Bruce Barnes
Walker
Hubbard Implement I H C opens with large turnout
More than 700 people attended the formal opening of the Hubbard Implement I H C building on Saturday. A frozen food demonstration drew over 200 women. Attendees included Lyle Hubbard, International Harvester officials, and Hubbard Chamber of Commerce representatives. Walter Riordan acted as toastmaster and introduced Mr. Hubbard and Fort Dodge branch manager W. A. Rekers. Irvin Faust welcomed the firm. musical numbers featured Diana Schnormeier and the Janssen sisters. A separate incident on Edgington avenue saw Raymond Shepherd collide with a car driven by Mrs. Robert Ferry. Shepherd was uninjured and the driver unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Implement I H.C
Hubbard
Lyle Hubbard
International Harvester
Hubbard Chamber of Commerce
Walter Riordan
Mr. Hubbard
W. A. Rekers
Fort Dodge
Irvin Faust
Diana Schnormeier
Joan
Joyce Janssen
Hamers Reach Home After Work in China Visit
Mr and Mrs Burlinger arrived Friday night for a visit with Mrs W W Cook and Mr Cook in New Providence. They recently returned from China where Mr Hamer spent 3 1 2 years and Mrs Hamer 3 years, both as UNRRA workers. Mr Hamer was once extension associate in youth activities with Hardin County Farm Bureau. Mrs Hamer was a commercial instructor at Eldora high school. They have not announced definite plans for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Providence
Second brood borers arrive, corn moths in flight
County extension director E Ros enberger reports the second brood borers have arrived as corn borer moths fly this week and egg laying will rise until the peak period. Extension entomologist Gun detaon estimates peak laying between August 5 and 7. Farmers spraying late planted corn should target an egg count of 100 masses per 100 plants before control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rosenberger
Sgt Mitchell to Attend Weather Observers School
Sgt Llroyd Mitchell arrived for a weekend visit with his mother and will attend a weather observers school at Rantoul Illinois on return to army duty after a 15 month service in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Llroyd Mitchell
Rantoul
Ill
Sgt
Germany
Fire department responds to house furnace smoke in Pierce Place
Firefighters were summoned to Dr. E. W. Burke's residence in Pierce Place around 7 30 Friday morning after smoke filled the basement. No blaze was found. investigators said the furnace starting during the night caused the smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Burke
Pierce Place
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Lents
Town Falls
Herman Lentz
Wilbur Davis
Blanche Harrington
California
Floyd Harrington and Son
Ackley
Joen Ball
Mrs
Chris Riggert
Chicago
Mia
Mabel Stemm Opent
Menlo
Inlaw
Gene Poshia
Don Cresoni
T Notich
Iowa
Ralph Hore
Fern
Cherremns
Rees Rigi Russell
Alexander
Dave Riggins
Janet
Hampton
Gordon Clemens
Mattie Lepley
Mira
Edna
Otis D.rash County Auditor
Ptt
Etnte Institution
SND
D. Maint
Scho
Coseergeren Balanca
Fond
E-Wesiu
Health Service
School
Raetor
Mercury
Luiken
Chevrolet
Balanes
Frank Paxton Lumber Co
Croslay Farm
Hardin County Town
C. Kebachulla
H. Pierce W
Hest
Ponelon- Behool
Eldora Hardware
New York
Waterbury
Conn
Williamsport
SELLS
Hardin
Adjoining Counties
Eldora Herald
Hardin County Index
Tuesday Herald
The
Herald-Ledger
George Potgeter Company
Steamboat
Jackson
Owasa
Butterfield Rites
Raymond Shepherd
Edgington Avenue
Robert Ferry
Bronxville
N. Y
Hamers
China
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