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Newspaper

Eldora Herald Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1950

Page

6

Mrs Piper Leads Four Way Eldora School Board Race

Katharine Piper is among four candidates vying for two Eldora school board seats in a Friday filing. Incumbents D W Dickinson and J G Heslop seek re election, with Bill O Neill as a new candidate. Voting is Monday at the courthouse from noon to 7 PM.

Eldora Consolidated School Board Katharine Piper D. W. Dickinson J. G. Heslop Bill O'Neill Dickinson Heslop Piper

Three Car Collision Near Diamond Bros Store

Three cars collided near the Diamond Bros store corner in Eldora around 11:55 pm on Friday. Eldon George Balvant, 17, Hubbard, drove east and turned left into oncoming traffic, hitting Bob Halasey, 17, Hidora, as his westbound car. Balvant’s car then slid into a third vehicle at a stop sign on Washington street. the third driver was unidentified. Balvant’s 47 Chevrolet sustained about $300 damage. Halasey’s 42 Chevrolet about $100.

Diamond Bros Eldora Edgington Eldon George Balvant Hubbard Bob Halasey Hidora Balvant Washington Street Balyvant Halasey

Addresses Please For Herald Index Subscriptions

Notices request subscribers send mailing addresses with remittances to aid crediting. Cooperation gratefully appreciated by bookkeepers. Thank you.

Herald-Index

Religion Question Sessions Begin Tonight at St Marys

Beginning tonight a series of Tuesday night religion inquiry classes will be held for the public at St Marys church parish hall starting at 8 oclock. Father L McDonough will conduct the non devotional meetings on a round table plan with a special invitation extended to non Catholics to attend the sessions to answer questions and provide information on religion.

St. Mary's Church L. ¥. McDonough

Births Reported at Town Hospitals in Early March

Hospital notes list several new arrivals from Steamboat Rock Eldora and nearby towns. Newborns include three boys and one girl with birth dates March 3 to March 6, to mothers Mrs Ray Taylor Mrs Charles Sheller Mrs Dallas Raab and Mrs Leo Chinburg.

Henry Balvant Edna Frazier Andrew Perry Minnie Sanford Rindels Ay Tower Eldora Hugo Klatt Tjark Ennenga Steamboat Rock Paul Bahr Frank Modiln Town Falls Myrtie Drury Union Geisking Wellsburg Elmer Lettow Alden Ray Taylor Charles Sheller Dallas Raab Leo Chinburg

Piper Quotation Featured In Cosmopolitan Main Street Page

Katharine Piper writes Piper Pen Points for Herald Ledger. Her picture of contentment describes family scenes as chimes ring and a pie cools. The 17 state writers are featured, with John M. Henry compiling the page for Des Moines Register and Tribune. A Piper Pen Points quote airs Friday at 7 45 p m on WSUI.

Cosmopolitan Katharine Piper John M. Henry The Des'Moines Register and Tribune WSUI Lews City

Saddle Club to hold annual meeting at Pine Lake

The Saddle Club will meet at the Wild Life club building near Pine Lake on Wednesday evening to elect four directors. Terms of Eastman Nucholls, D. A. Witter and Stanley Dreier expire this year and Art Topp resigns. a successor will be named. Lunch will be served.

Pine Lake Saddle Club Wild Iife Club Pine Lake Eastman Nucholls D. A. Witter Stanley Dreier Art Topp

Unemployment Benefit Peak in Iowa During February

DES MOINES Iowa February unemployment insurance payments reached an all time high for monthly outlays at $091,618 while the number of workers drawing benefits lagged behind earlier peaks. New claims fell from January and construction and food processing led in filings as plants began recalling staff amid a cautious business upturn and limited labor unrest in the coal fields.

Des Moines Iowa Employment Security Commission Towa

Married Couples To Meet March 21

Tentative plans for a county wide meeting at New Providence March 21 to resume the Hardin County Young Married Couples organization activities. Five couples attended the planning meeting with Noel Campbell Farm Bureau field Swan and Dick Pulse county extension director.

New Providence Hardin County Young ‘Married Couples Noel Campbell Farm Bureau Field Swan Dick Pulse Dale Petty Bud Svendson Wayne Meier Corwin Hadley Charles Kreimeyer

Officers Buy Land For County Roads

County Supervisor Wilson If Hadley and County Engineer Robert T. Johnson completed contracts with farm owners for the right of way of the farm to market road from Gif ford to New Providence and about half the land needed on the county line road from Highway 57 to Whitten. Excellent cooperation reported by land owners.

Wilson If Hadley Robert T. Johnson Gifford New Providence Highway 57 Whitten

Farmer of the Week Mau Rice Cook Named

Mau Rice Cook of New Providence is named the first Farmer of the Week in the Herald-Ledger feature. The award ceremony will be at the New Grand Theatre tomorrow night after the show. Prizes include an 11 by 14 tinted photograph of the farm and 30 one dollar trade certificates from sponsoring merchants. The Lucky Farmer and family receive free theatre tickets when they identify the photographed occupants. remaining details appear on pages for the feature’s second installment.

New Herald-Ledger Maurice Cook New Providence New Grand Theatre Herald-Index Feaure

Concord All Stars 4-H Club Hosts February Meeting

Concord Boys Meet Charles Sampson Jr was host at the February meeting of the Concord All Stars 4 H club with 15 members and two visitors present Marvin Lepper vice president led the session The group voted a $5 donation to the Iowa 4 H camp project Terry Thompson presented a George Washington story and L Wegner gave a window repair demonstration Mrs Sampson served lunch

Charles Sampson, Jr Concord All-Stars Marvin Lepper Iowa

Court Asked To Remove Farm Tenant In Hardin County

In Hardin County a landlord seeks eviction of tenants Donald Zielske and Bonnie Zielske from an 862 acre farm west of Radcliffe. G Hall of Story City states a February 25 1950 surrender notice was ignored and alleges unpaid cash rent and hogging corn from 1949. A second suit by Employers Mutual Casualty Co seeks 57.78 dollars for remaining premiums on workmen's compensation and employer's liability.

Hardin County G. Hall Story City Donald Zielske Bonnie Zielske Radcliffe Zielskes Hall Employers Mutual Casualty C2 Ofes Moines Harold T. Marsh Iowa Falls

New Varieties Add Interest to Garden

Iowa State College extension horticulturist Mason Reger notes 1950 garden interest with new crops. Vegetables such as the vegetable soybean offer high protein and hamburger-like flavor. Nantes carrots are sweeter and more tender but not marketable for shipment. Okra gumbo thrives in Iowa, while salsity or oyster plant gains appeal as gardeners learn it. Frying kohlrabi cabbage turnip and Chinese cabbage is suggested.

Mason Reger Iowa State College Nantes Inwa Iowa Roger Reyer

Meeting on Choosing Becoming Clothes Held in Concord

Con cord township women attended an all day lesson at the L G Laidley home February 23 on spring styles accessories materials patterns and colors suited to individuals Mrs Robert Esp2 and Mrs Ole Jacobson led the talk Nineteen members enjoyed covered dish luncheon The fourth session will be March 9 at Mrs Waldo Leppers home Mathew Greensweig family moved to Town Falls recently where Mathew now manages the Star Clothing Co store

Concord Township Robert Mathew Greensweig Town Falls Mathew Star Clothing Co

Building Rented for Furniture Store

Dr RR Griffet has rented the building on North Washington Street, formerly General Appliance, to W Hodgson of Newton. Hodgson plans to open a furniture store later this month after redecorating and installing fixtures.

RR. Griffet Hays Washington Street Newton W. Hodgson

Four Youths Arrested in Car Rifling Case

A quartet from north Hardin county were arrested by Sheriff Paul Hodgson after cars were rifled near Hubbard Friday night. Delmar Bailey, 18, Alden, faced pending charges while Harold Reynolds 15 Charles Meyer 14 and Richard Knott 12 all of Iowa Falls were to be sent to juvenile court. Bailey already serves a 21 day jail term for taking gasoline from a farmer near Alden on Feb 24. Duane Montgomery 22 of Alden is serving 30 days on the same charge.

North Hardin Country Paul Hodgson Hubbard Delmar Bailey Alden Harold Reynolds Charles Meyer Richard Knott Iown Falls Floyd Klippel Iowa Falls Bailey Oswald Lockman Duane Montgomery

Dates Set for Two Registered Trapshoots

Secretary C. O. Ruben of Pine Lake Wildlife club announces two registered trapshoots on June 18 and July 30 under the Amateur Trapshooting Association. The Iowa State Trapshooting Association represents the state, records of all participants are kept, and high scorers qualify for state competition with state winners eligible for the national event.

C. O. Ruben Pine Lake Wildlife Club Amateur Trapshooting Association of Vandalia Ohio Amateur Trapshooting Association Iowa State Trapshooting Association Pine Lake Club

Television in Iowa bulletin offers simple TV answers

Iowa State College engineers publish a bulletin titled Television in Iowa with plain language questions and answers on topics like What Is Television How is the Picture Formed and Where Should the Receiver Be Placed The bulletin can be obtained free from the Engineering Extension Service Ames and WOI LV plans a weekly TV program schedule service also available by writing R B Hull director of radio Service Building Ames The engineers also describe Frequency Modulation in Iowa and broadcasting details in a companion bulletin PMID: none

Iowa State College Iowa Engineering Extension Service Marston Halk Ames Woi-Lv R. B. Hull Towa State College FIM

Deeds Record Johnsons Transfer to Everett Lawler

Johnson and wife convey property to Everett Lawler on February 24, 1950. Description reads S44 SW trl 18-86-19 likely a lot and block designation. Transaction noted in deeds section with limited readable details.

Erro) Johnson Everett Lawler

County Firemen Meet at Iowa Falls

Eldora volunteer firefighters Guy Reid Ed Hodge and Sher ell Smith attended a county firemen meeting in Iowa Falls Thursday evening with about 50 members present Charles Cornell from the state fire marshal's office spoke on an investigation at the Davenport fire scene County Attorney Don W Barker described statutes allowing township votes for fire protection funds and discussion covered a county system to provide firefighting facilities for farms

Guy Reid Ed Hodge Sherell Smith Eldora Volunteer Fire Department Iowa Falls Charles Cornell Davenport Don W. Barker

Democrats Meet In Eldora Friday

Henry J. Janssen Eldora county Democratic chairman calls a county wide meeting in the courtroom starting at 8 o'clock. All Hardin Democrats are urged to attend to select candidates and plan the 1950 campaign in Eldora.

Henry J. Janssen Eldora Hardin

Youth Charged With Forgery in Eldora Case

Junior Hooper sixteen of Eldora was jailed after failing to post a two thousand dollar bond. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court. Sheriff said Hooper passed seven checks ranging ten to sixteen dollars using names Will Draler and Jack Rash, while a student at Eldora High School after transferring from New Providence.

Junior Hooper Eldora C. W. Haase Paul Hodgson Will Draler Jack Rash All Natures Hooper Eldora High School New Providence Providence Hubbard

Census Takers Being Selected in South Hardin County

Selection of census enumerators for the federal census to start April 1 was announced by George J. Finger of Steamboat, crew leader. Finger supervised screening of eight applicants at Steamboat Friday and said more applications are needed to fill 20 positions in the district office at Waterloo. Prospects should contact Finger for final screening as it may begin in Waterloo tomorrow. Enumerators are paid per enumeration unit and will spend about two weeks in city work and another week or two in the country. the Finger area covers all of Hardin county except the northern townships of Aiden Etna and surrounding areas.

South Hardin County Waterloo George J. Finger Steamboat Finger Iwo Nardin County Aiden Hardin Etna

Farm Kernels and Poultry Tips from Iowa State College

C W McDonald urges placing eyes in separate lambing pens hours before lambing. Sows farrow after milk fills udders. U S dairy cows show 22 percent milk rise in 25 years. Sixty two percent of U S meat produced west of the Mississippi, 69 percent consumed east. From 1910 to 1950 farm worker output rose 12 percent. Iowa poultry feed looks ample this spring. Electric brooders require least labor per W R Whitfield notes.

C. W. McDonald Iowa State College U. S Mississippi River

Magazine drive funds equipment for community use

The Hardin County American Legion Auxiliary reports its annual magazine subscription campaign has closed with strong past performance. New subscribers should receive copies about six weeks after ordering, while renewals begin as current terms expire. An order for two M S A Demand Pneophores respiratory devices was placed for imminent delivery and eventual use at Inna Falls and Eldora without charge to residents.

Hardin County American Legion Auxiliary Inna Falls Eldora

Eldora Chamber Names Leaders for 1950 Trade Drive

Kenneth E. Reisinger was named head of the Eldora Chamber of Commerce for 1950 with Laurent Maltby as vice president and Miles Albright as treasurer. A membership drive aims for 200 enrollees at a $25 annual fee, with a breakfast kickoff next Wednesday at eight. Committees include Chris Riggert atop the Retail Trade group and M. D. Stilley as advertising chair, with several members listed. A large thermometer will track progress as plans for daily breakfasts and solicitations unfold.

Kenneth E. Reisinger Eldora Chamber of Commerce Laurent Maltby Miles Albright Chamber of Commerce Rebsinger Chris Riggert M. D. Stilley Clarence de Cook Cecil Rooks E. J. Matheson Jerry Gronwald Clarence Emmert Albert Kennedy Paul Schan A. N. Luglan George O’bryan Harold Dettbarn Kenneth Cabie Paul Barnard P. E. Stone H. J. Cleveland George Janssen Donald LaVelle R. J. Barr Lyle Hubbard Bud Smith John B. Waad George Rubew V. Gilmont Ned ‘Abe

Real Estate Transfers in Eldora and Surrounding Areas

A series of property transfers listed from 1949 to 1950 shows transactions in Eldora and nearby additions. Names include L W Martin, Christina Mialand, Cora Oehlert, Elders, J S Newcomer, BE Johnson, H D Rolph, T Brown, H Berrier, Jake Rice, C Doo-Jaard, W H Lepley, C H Koon. Parcels cover Drain's Additions, Pine Lake Heights and Wash Heights Additions with multiple lot and block references.

L. W. Martin C. R. Taber Land Drain A“. T., Brown H. Berrier Pine Lake Heights Jake Rice C. Doo- Jaard Fine Lake Hgts W.H. Lepley C. H. Koon Plesk Wash Heights Add Lowa ‘Alls

Eldora Talent Show Winners to Broadcast on WHO

A crowd over nine hundred attended the Eldora High gym for the WHO home talent show hosted by the senior class featuring Dixie Jordan and Mary Lee. Jordan selected three Eldora acts and three others for a radio broadcast on Saturday March 1 from 4 45 to 8 14 p m. Finalists included Joy Lee and Gordon Dickinson with Bat’s Cold Outside, Veronica McCarty singing Dreamer’s Holiday, Shirley Follett performing Melancholy Baby, and 11 year old trumpet soloist, with Mrs E L Rosenberger as accompanist. Other acts were Robert Granner of Owasa piano, Sharon Kay Redman of Alden, a Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy number, and a Conrad Marjorie Specht trio, Joan Reel and Bill Reel.

Eldora High School WHO Dixie Jordan Mary Lee Barn Dance Eldora Avis Jordan Joy Lee Gordon Dickinson Robert Granner Owasa Sharon Kay Redman Alden Chattanooga

Also Mentioned on This Page

Reisinger Cecil Way Terry Saddle Club Concord Boys Laidleys Farmers Rotary EHS Eldora Rotary Club Clifford Hayden K. R. Brown Ray Teske John Rowland Lovell- Denniston Lumber Yard Bill Clemons Oklahoma John L. Lewis Herald-Ingex United States W. R. Whitfield Iowa State College Extension E. L. Rosenberger
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