Dale Lawless To Head Legion Post In Eldora Iowa
Dale Lawless of rural Eldora was elected commander of Walter Sayer Post No. 182 of the American Legion at the club meeting. He will succeed Don Rosine as commander. other officers include Ray Roling first vice commander Orville Gatton second vice commander Tom Sayer chaplain C W Cockerman finance officer J T Livingood historian Gene Foster service officers Irvin Cakerbece and Art Orgell sergeants-at-arms. Installation is planned for July. Eldora representatives to Boys' State Don Harmon Steve Cordes Andrew Hauser spoke on Camp Dodge trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Lawless
Eldora
Walter Sayer
The
American Legion
Lawless
Don Rosine
Ray Roling
Orville Gatton
Tom Sayer
C. W. Cockerham
J. T. Livengood
Gene Foster
Irvin Cakerbce
Art Orgell
Don Harmon
Steve Cordes
Andrew Hauser
Camp Dodge
Dr Wallace Orgell Named Biology Professor in Nebraska
Dr Wallace H Orgell of Delray Florida a 1946 New Providence high school graduate has been named professor of biology at Hiram Scott College Scottsbluff Nebraska. He begins in fall after a career at Florida Atlantic University and Iowa State University with a NS F postdoctorate and published works with major journals. He and wife Georgia hold advanced science degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Orgel
Nebraska
Wallace H. Orgell
Delray, Fla
Eldora
New Providence High School
Hiram Scott College
Scottsbluff, Nebr
Iowa State University
Ames
Orgell
Pennsylvania State University
University of California
Florida Atlantic University
Boca Raton, Fla
University of Ilinois
Urbana
National Science Foundation
Lloydia
Science
Federation Proceedings
Botanical Gazette
Bahama Islands
American Museum of Natural History
Georgia
University of Nebraska
Eldora School Gets 12800 For Summer Program
Eldora Community School received 12800 in federal funds under Title I to finance a summer program offering music art mathematics and reading. Eighty five students in grades one through six are enrolled, and the program is now in its third week.
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Eldora Community School
Eldora School
Union School Hires New Third Grade Teacher
The Union-Whitten School board announced the hiring of Marilyn Hawkins of LeMars as third grade teacher for 1966 67. Hawkins plans to move to Union this summer.
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Union School
Board of Education
Union-Whitten School
Marilyn Hawkins
LeMars
Pine Wood Derby Grand Champion Ted Rubow Crowned at Franklin Field
Ta Ma Ha District Activities Chairman Mat Kallestad presents Ted Rubow with the Pine Wood Derby Grand Champion trophy at Franklin Field in Marshalltown on Sunday June 12. Ted also won the first heat, with Eldora scouts Steve Perkins Rod Ryan Robbie Barnes Brad Pettigrew Ricky Hazelwood Josef Hassman and Tom DeVries placing in various heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Kallestad
Ta- Ma-Ha
Ted Rubow
Franklin Field
Marshalltown
Ted
Den
Richard Rubow
Warrier Ryan
Oscar Hassman
Eldora
Steve Per
Kins
Rod Ryan
Robbie Barnes
Brad Pettigrew
Ricky Hazelwood
Josef Hassman
Tom de Vries
Edmundo Lanas to depart Eldora for Ecuador in July
Ecuadorian foreign exchange student Edmundo Lanas will leave Eldora on June 28 to join a month long American Field Service bus trip across parts of the United States ending in Washington DC with a reception by President and Mrs. Johnson. He will fly home July 25 closing about a year in the United States with host family Mr and Mrs Clarence DeCook. Lanas earned his high school diploma in Eldora's recent commencement. No foreign exchange student has been announced for Eldora for 1966 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmundo Lanas
Ecuador
Eldora
United States
Washington, D. C
L. B. Johnson
Lanas
Miami
Clarence DeCook
Spider
Summer Band Concerts Begin Wednesday Nite
Eldora High School Band presents a 1966 summer series starting Wednesday June 22 at 8 p.m. Conductor Manfred Kekstadt lists pieces including Star Spangled Banner Gladiator March 16th Regiment Die Meistersinger and Youd Be So Nice To Come Home To. Concerts are at the bandstand in Eldora Swimming Pool Park.
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Eldora High School
Manfred Kekstadt
16Th Regiment
Die Meistersinger
el Capitan
Gate City
Eldora Swimming Pool
Eldora Hires New Art Teacher for 1966-67
Superintendent Paul Simons reports resignation of Mrs Don Anderson from Eldora schools and announces the appointment of Mrs Mary Lee Amberg to teach art for the 1966-67 year. Amberg, a Mankato State College graduate, previously taught at Huntley, Minnesota, and is sister of Mrs Robert Barnes of Eldora. The staff for the coming year is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Anderson
Eldora
Paul Simons
Mary Lee Amberg
Mankato
Minn
State College
Amberg
Huntley
Robert Barnes
Mrs Gray of Cedar Rapids Dies
Mrs. J. H. Gray of Cedar Rapids died Monday afternoon at St. Luke's Hospital after a heart attack. Services were held Thursday afternoon in Cedar Rapids. Survivors include her husband two daughters Mrs Wayne Jessings Williamsville NY and Mrs Jay Laguna Denver CO two brothers Clyde Sheldon Eldora and Frank Sheldon Mesa AZ and one sister Mrs E A Rosenberger Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gray
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Wayne Jessings
Williamsville
N. Y
Jay Laguna
Denver, Colo
Clyde Sheldon
Eldora
Frank Sheldon
Mesa, Ariz
A. Rosenberger
Reseal Storage Rates Continue For 1966-67
Rates for on farm reseal storage of grain under the price support loan for 1966-67 are unchanged from 1965-66. Carrol W White, Chairman, ASC County Committee, announced the rates align with CCC rates for grains stored in commercial warehouses under UGSA. Final payments are based on units of 100 bushels or 100 hundredweights, with the final rate using units and tenths. Continuous eligibility applies to corn from 1965 1964 1963 and 1962 crops and oats from 1965 and 1964 crops, with CCC call rights and option to deliver or redeem when called. If grain is delivered or redeemed early, storage payments reflect storage months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol W. White
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
UGSA
CCC
Investigating Ackley Break-in At Temple Tap
The Hardin County Sheriff's Office probes a Friday night break in at the Temple Tap in Ackley. The thief took around $20 in change and a number of sparettes. Several names and vehicles appear in the readable fragment, including residents from Ackley Iowa Falls Eldora Alden Whitten Steamboat Rock and related car makes such as Chevrolet Buick Rambler Ford Pontiac.
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Hardin County Sheriff's Office
Temple
Ackley
James
Ruth Lillie
Jawa Falls
Chevrolet
Maribeth Levanberg
Iawa Falls
Buick
Leland
Vera Murphy
Iowa Falls
Rambler
Juni
Ruth Crerichs
Eldora
Ford
A. KH
Deane C. Luiken
Steamboat Rock
Charles
Sandra Callaway
Whitten
Opel
Kenneth
Opal Harfst
Luke
Leona Goldhorn
Merle Weaver
Towa Falls
A. J
Helen Krause
Pontiac
Ronald Or
Doris Seely
Mercays
Gerald Surls
Alden
Poniac
80 000 In Road Contracts Led By County
Hardin county let road contracts totaling over 80 000 dollars. G FE Hills of Mason City received 60 541.37 to grade 3.12 miles near Union, starting June 20 and finishing by September 15. The project extends north from a point west of Union. Pierce Construction Co. Inc. of Ventura received 20 849.62 for concrete culverts and other road structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Hardin County Board of Supervisors
Union
G. FE
Mason City
Three Minor Mishaps Reported In County Sunday
Three vehicle mishaps were reported in Tardin County on Saturday morning. Beverly Mer Busoni of Minneapolis lost control on a gravel road west of Phab bard, veering into a ditch and suffering bruises and lacerations. Ira Whitwood, 64, of Vidora, drove off a curve on Highway A7, injuring his bruised arm. Union hack struck a parked vehicle on the Main Street, injuring none. Charlene Bartsch of El Dora drove the other car. Damages were estimated at 1500 to 5400 with charges of improper start filed against Smitherman Park.
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Tardin
Sheritf
Beverly Mer
Busoni
Minnesapolis
Minn
Volkawaren
Ville
Dames Caanyow Fara
Steeri Inn
Dade Kemble
Ira Whitwaud
Vidora
Bidora
Sad
Whitwood
Is Pam
Sanedra Staitherman
Union
Charlene Bartsch
EL Dora
Smitherman
Bartseh
Sinn Panels For Medicare Approval At Kidora Memorial
Certificates for approval of the Kidora Memorial Hospital for Medicare were signed and sent to Social Security. Richard Clock, hospital administrator, said government approval is needed and expected soon. Eldora Memorial Hospital had been listed as eligible for Medicare participation nationwide for the program starting July 1.
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Kidora Memorial Hospital
Socil Security
Richard Clock
Eldora Memorial Hospital
Large Attendance At Pine Lake Weekend Record
A large turnout was recorded at Pine Lake State Park with 9,800 visitors on Sunday. Camping activity was high with 96 units camping Friday and 186 units registered Saturday at the lakes.
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Pine Lake State Park
the Lakes
Hospital Notes Names List From Eldora to Radcliffe
A compiled line lists individuals connected to hospital notes across towns including Eldora Glen Miller Gibbon Miss Weyant Mrs Young Geery Floyd Irvine James Bales Sam Wright Harold Readout Bruce Miller Alvin Lewis Hubbard Mrs Hagedorn Union Mrs Glenney New Providence Mrs Walton J D W Clemons Radcliffe Miss Ferguson shows a roster of patients and associated names in a single notice.
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Eldora
Glen Miller
G. H. Gibbon
Michelle Weyant
Bessie Young
Orie Geery
Floyd Irvine
James Bales
Sam Wright
Harold Readout
Bruce Miller
Alvin Lewis
Hubbard
Frieda Hagedorn
Union
Josephine Glenney
New Providence
Leota Walton
J. D. W. Clemons
Radcliffe
Beverly Ferguson
Dennis Fulton elected president of mortuary science group
Dennis Fulton son of Mr and Mrs Richard Fulton of Whitten has been elected president of the Student Association of Mortuary Science at the University of Minnesota He will be a senior student at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Fulton
Richard Fulton
Whitten
Student Association of Mortuary Science
University of Minnesota
Fulton
University
Reassignment Sets Rev Walter Diminitch for Hidora Church
At the North Town Conference in Mason City Rev Walter Diminitch was reassigned to Hidora Methodist Church effective after the four day meeting which marks the church fiscal year end. The conference announced a six week trainee minister later this summer to assist Dimmlich as Vern Mueller served as lay delegate.
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Walter Diminitch
Hidora
Boat Race on Iowa River Planned for Sunday
The Iowa River Preservation Association will sponsor a six mile boat race on the Iowa River from the Hardin City bridge to Steamboat Rock on Sunday June 26. Entries open at the Hardin City bridge with a $1 fee, no motors allowed, life jackets advised, prizes awarded by age totals, observers welcome from Sylvan Hill Park to the finish line.
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Iowa River
Towa River Preservation Association
Towa River
Hardin City Bridge
River Front
Towa River Conservation and Improvement Club
Steamboat Rock
Sylvan Hill Park
Eldora
Preservation Association
Corn Still Has Chance Says Bean Crop In Serious Stage
County Extension Director Kim Goode reported heavy rains in Hardin county have pushed some bean crops to the serious stage while corn still has a chance. The late crops fared worst as rain delayed spring work and cultivation. If farmers don’t enter bean fields this week grass will sod, hindering cultivation and inviting weeds and harvest issues. Proper cultivation methods and equipment can improve corn prospects by better weed control and later spraying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Goode
Hardin County
Goode
Meeting At Union Discussed Youth Center Possibility
A small Union group met at the schoolhouse Friday night to explore establishing a youth center or recreation area. Bob Bayes briefed on committee findings including available buildings and prices after visiting Hubbard pool and Eldora youth center. Little was decided. more information and local consensus are to be gathered.
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Union
Bob Bayes
Bayes
Hubbard Pool
Eldora
Ice Cream Social and Band Concert at Union Park
A homemade ice cream social and band concert are planned for Union Park on Wednesday, June 22. Proceeds fund new uniforms for the Union-Whitten band. Ice cream served 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., concert at 7:30 p.m. If rain occurs, the event moves to the Union gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Union Park
Union-Whitten
Bey
Union Gym
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Legion Post
Dr. Orgell
Mrs
Raymond Orgell
United States Army Chemical Corps
Te Md
American Society of Plant Physiologists
Botanical Society of America
American Chemical Society
International Society of Toxinology
Phi Kappa Phi
Sigma Xi
Gamma Sigma Beta
Pine Wood Derby
Mrs. Gray
Sinn Panels For Medicare
H-I
Hardin City
Eldora Garden Club
Earl Postma
Allen Clingerman
Allen
Brenda Clingerman
Stephanie Stone
Greg Shirley
Pamela Price
Julie Stone
Kathryn Wheat
Katherine Vasey
Jim Blair
Wendy Stone
Janet Shirley
Carolyn Shirley
Wendy Price
John Klein
Howard Rey
Maurice Cook
Clare Kasischke
Wendell Stone
Howard Clingermin
Howard Caffee
William McCall
Bob Vasey
L. R. Soli
Howard Clingerman
Clingerman
Higgason
Robert Gunderson
Howard Frey
Robert Shirley
Robinson
Lillian Wheat
W. E. Eller
Caffee
Margaret Farley
Lawrence MecNertney
R. C. Roupe
Margaret Berg
Elnora’ Halfpop
L. R. Solired
Adeline Miller
J. Ff. Steckler
Helen Hughes
John Matuseh
Lester’ Farmer
Grace Judkins
Bruce Price
Margaret McNertney
Wilbur Wheat
W. FE. Eller
Stone
Lester Farmer
Commercial Credit Equipment Corporation
Nissly Farms, Inc
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