Local 4-H Demonstrations Highlight Junior Homemakers
Hardin county 4-H groups showcase their Homemaker demonstrations with titles such as Motion Study of Mixing Muffins, The Efficient Nursery Unit, Store Your Things for Winter and Summer, and High Lights on the Core of Glass and China. Participants include Margaret Heneen, Ami Bom Wetter, Amy Clampitt, Ruth Kelsey, Betty Borges, Mildred Vigare, Bonnie Burgess, Leota Harrah, Mauriene Northrup, Harriett Cankiin, Doris Musson, Nellie Warner, Marks Meyer, Velrabelle Parker, and other clubs from Hardin Jackson Eldora and Alden areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Clampitt
Province
Bise Maidera
Hardin
Mauriene Northrup
Harriett Cankiin
Jackson
Elis Sonshine Sallie
Lonthean
Doris Musson
Nellie Warner
Aiden Clover Climbers
Marks Meyer
Velrabelle Parker
Alden Merry Maidens
Vision of Rural America Highlights Farm Prosperity
Mr. Warren Johnson of Town Falls spoke in a state public speaking contest about building a permanent rural culture on a foundation of profitable farming. He warned industry’s blight and urged parity between farm and city prices, home ownership, and expanded education and rural church leadership to sustain a thriving rural community.
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Warren Johnson
Town Falls
Johnson
Ames
America
Herdin County
Several Miles of Roads Completed in Hardin County
Four road crews are active with a fifth due to start by next week. Buckwalter reports four and a quarter miles finished in Clay and Etna townships without a contract. In Jackson, Etna, Clay, Eldora and Union townships two grading crews and one gravel crew completed eight and a half miles of grading and eight and three quarter miles of graveling. County engineer J. R. Paul of Jefferson, recently awarded a graveling contract, plans to begin work next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Eagle
Buckwalter
Hassaemene
Clay
Etna Townshine
Jackson
Etna
Eldora
Union
J. R. Paul
Jefferson
Court Approves Sale of Falls Assets by Receiver
The court approved the sale of remaining Falls assets to Irvin B. Bleeker for 593.22 to D. Wolf, receiver, with assets totaling 9 796 bills receivable 8 to 3 813 bonds or certificates of deposit and 15 756 non ledger assets plus real estate in Wisconsin and North Dakota 7 859. One land tract had tax sale and another carried 1800 in delinquent taxes. The receiver may deliver safekeeping items and all safe deposit contents to Citizens State Bank and must keep State National bank records except receiver records, subject to OCC approval. In other news Marlene Baker swallowed a shingle nail while playing at home and was operated on at Eldora hospital with the nail found in her stomach. condition satisfactory.
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Falls
Irvin B. Bleeker
D. ©. Wolf
C. J. Henderson
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Citizens State Bank Anl
Bern
State National Bank
Marlene Baker
Guy Baker
Eldora Hospital
For Sale Modern Six Room House In Town
Classified notes show a six room house for sale with contact phone 552 Black. Also a position wanted posting for a school general helper and housework duties, phone 441. Several chicken sale and rent notices appear with partial contact details including phone 2103 and 526 Black.
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Nate
H. SL
Former Resident Thamer Themer Dies in California
Chariel Themer, brother of Ona Brown of Eldora, died in Fullerton California on June 18 after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held in Fullerton and burial took place at Forest Lawn beside his wife who died four years earlier. Survived by an adopted son Charles Themer and two grandsons, plus several sisters, including Mrs Brown of Eldora, J M Parks of Chicago, and Mrs Wills of Daytona Beach.
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Chariel
Themer
Ona Brown
Eldora
Kishowe
Fullerton
Calif
Forest Lawn
Thamer
Henry Themerdora
Eldora Public Schools As A Young Man, Mr. Thamer
Chicago
California
Charles Thamer
Brown
J. M. Parks
Camp transfers move CCC unit for Ames soil project
Twenty five members of Company No. 1752 CCC were moved from Eldora to the Ames side camp to complete soil erosion work before cold weather. Edward W. Hahn and Ernest H. Taylor supervise, with additional transfers from Sigourney and Marion joining Eldora Camp.
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Company No. 1752 CCC
Eldora
Ames
Clark Rohlf
Harold S. Lilly
Ray L. Alien
Irving Atkinson
Gerald C. Hales
Maurice J. Belken
Lowell Berhow
Merle Bird
Day J. Bryant
Carl A. Cockerham
Wiliam F. Cowart
Robert L. Earhart
Hermas C. Hansen
Melbourne Hill
Ma Ychael Maines
David H. Manekin
Neville BE. McCarthy
Raymond d. Mernne
Hassell A. Mills
Quinten D. Nereim
James W. Robinson
Harold Rush
Delbert E. Schueller
George Shattuck
Donald G. Weir
Edward W. Hahn
Sigourney
Norman C. Buckley
William P. Campbell
Berhard Dawson
Nicholas Greva
Albert
Koenig
Roy Lewis
Clifford Mahan
Earl Moeller
Harold Hier
Frank Schwarz
William Steen
Jim Stephenson
Kenneth Sterner
Vernon Ward
Marion
Glenn J. Barker
Charlers A. Berham
Angelo Breno Emmett £. Campbell
Leonard Coates
Carlton D. Heins
Bernhardt Johnson
Pavel E. Kelly
Robert L. Lane
Hoy Leeper, Jr
Glen ©. Longoward F. Lucaz
Harold T. Marzhman
Ivan W. McKinney
U. V. Rehn
Sunday Rain Cancels Eldora Hubbards Ames Prerchants Game
Rain forces cancellation of the Eldora Hubbards vs Ames prerchants baseball series slated for Sunday at Eldora and Hubbard. No future date set for rescheduling.
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Eldora- Hubbards
Ames Prerchants
Eldora and
Hubbard
Junior Legion Teams Meet This Afternoon in Marshalltown
Eldora and Marshalltown Junior Legion baseball teams clash this afternoon in Marshalltown for the second meeting of the season. The first game ended Eldora 13, Eldora 4. officials planned the tilt as district elimination tournament play, not regular news.
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Eldora
Marshalltown Junior Legion
Marshalltown
Astonia Jo Oe Kelly
Neh
Kelly
Candidates Report Election Expense
The report notes that several candidates filed their election expense statements with the county auditor, while the deadline for certificates of election expense appears to have passed.
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Coenty
Wilson presses Iowa voters against centralized rule at Radcliffe
Republican candidate George A. Wilson spoke at Radcliffe last Thursday warning that increased taxes and centralized government strip power from the people. He argued many emergency laws are unconstitutional, urged turnout in the primaries, and proclaimed the ballot the best defense of liberty over courts.
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George A. Wilson
Gobernatoriz
Radcliffe
Wilson
Iowa
Wiison
Supreme Court
CCC Camps Open for Men in Hardin County
Mrs. Helen Roberts director of the Hardin County Welfare Office has received notice from J C Pryor director of Selection for CCC camps some for Hardin county will be conducted from July 1 to July 15. Vacancies in camps due to discharge vacancies in camps to be filled from those in securing tionete ne to camps should come with Mrs Roberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Roberts
Hardin County Welfare Office
J. C. Pryor
Hardin” ‘County
T. Hose
Roberta
Musicians to Appear At Baptist Church
The Gospel Messengers, a male gospel quintet, announced to appear at the Bay church Sunday evening at eight. Seats are free. Members include Earl sate teson and Willson, Van nesset, Berpeth ery, Pax Lindquist, Rapids Minn, and Harry Abrahamson, Iron, Minn, studying at the Northwestern Bible School and Seminary in Minneapolis. They play viola, violin, recineta, saxophones, corneta, and musical saw.
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Gospel Messengers
The
Bay Church
Northwestern Bi Je
Minneapolis
Earl Sate Teson
Willson
Vanneset
Aes Berpethery
Pax Lindquist
Rapids Minn
Harry Abrahamson
Iron
Goods and Truck Burned Saturday North of Marshalltown
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a truck and a load of household pools seven miles north of Marshalltown on Saturday. The Austin Gilbert Family, moving from the QOrerk mountains to the O . 8 Din nes farm, owned the load. No injuries were reported. Neighbors held a shower for the family Tuesday evening at the community hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Marshalltown
Austin Gilbert
Dinnes
Treaster
Hell
Camp Worker Receives Promotion at Eldora Camp
Hoy A Petersen of Boone promoted to acting senior foreman and becomes 1st sergeant for Company No. 752 at the Eldora Camp. Promotion approved by all staff officers. Keith Witte of Sigourney assists Elmer H White as camp educational adviser with department duties.
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Hoy A. Petersen
Boone
Eldora
Pomeeny Alem
Retewen
Eddere
Keith Wittetoe
Sigourney
Elmer H. White
Camp Eduestions
George E Church completes Chicago electrical course
George E Church of New Presidence Pecantto completed a course in Coyne Electrical and Radio School in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Church
Fragmentary stage scenes headline unclear
The readable text shows two figures named Nisksis and Wims Viemma entering from opposite sides on stage, wearing uniforms and a frying, with a large four-leafed clov- concept.
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Nisksis
Wims Viemma
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Margaret Heneen Ami Bom Wetter
Cee Tipton
Merry Mizers
Breer
Margaret Garter
Providence Tree
Robert Taylor
Loretta Young
Fox Sidere Wet
Patsy Kelly
Basil Rathbone
Marjorie Gateson
Dani
F. Zanuck
Roy del Ruth
Associets Frotever
Roys
Griffith Bated
Piley
Cleves Kinkeod
TRE Stecen
New Grand Theatre
Sun
Mon
Taes
Jane
Eldora Community
Clvic
Sigourney and
Junior Legion
CCC
Baptist Church
Baker's Coconut
Camay Sean
Wienees
Oriox
PEAS
Royal Anne
Lic
Goya
van Camp's Pork & Beans
Nile
Oregon
Olympic Sun Eured
CERTO
Mal Zic
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