There Are Ghosts In Russia Today
The piece recalls Lenin’s challenge in transforming Czarist Russia into Soviet collectives and notes peasants, the Kulaks, who resisted land seizures. It cites Pravda and Moscow Radio admitting unrest as peasants enlarge private plots, warns of collusion by collective chiefs, and compares to China’s adoption of a similar system with vast state farms.
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Lenin
Russia
Soviet of People’s Republics
Pravda
The
Mos
Cow Radio
Red China
Manchuria
China
Eldora notes reveal rail work and civic changes
Yesterday's reports detail Seeding by David Hauser and James Moore at Eldora Junction, a new two story depot planned by Judge Porter, and engine No 1 arriving from Chicago with modern upgrades. Local offices, postmaster shifts, and council elections alongside renovations and business changes loom in Hardin County.
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David Hauser
James Moore
Eldora Junction
Alt Delus
Judge Porter
Des Moines
Louis Stebbe
John O'Conner
Will
C. W. Wood
Louie
Chicago
Community Notes From Lawn Hill and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Floyd Beasley and Sgt Charles Duncan visit with Duncan's parents during a 30 day Korea furlough. Alice Cross and Max Gilbert visit relatives in Rhodes and State Center with television viewing. Franklin Hutchens stays with Lewis Hutchens in New Providence. Pleasant Farm Bureau met with 18 members, new attendees, sewing machine attachments lesson, next meeting April 16 on Angel Food Cakes. Gene and Eagen travel to California with visits in Phoenix and with family in Deaning. Oscar Jeske, Varvin Jeske, and Ed Nassen donate blood in Iowa City for Sandra Jeske in hospital. Clingerman hosted Wade Wans family for turkey dinner. March birthdays include Wade Williams and Clair Clingerman. Wade Williams and Clifford Clingerman anniversaries noted. Visits to Adrian Bachman home and Hubbard area noted. families linked through Cowell and Beasley relations.
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Charles Oscar Duncan
Robert Duncan
Sgt. Duncan
Korea
Alice Cross
Max Gilbert
Steamboat Rock
Cross
Edith Alexander
Rhodes
John Freland
State Center
Franklin Hutchens
Lewis Hutchens
New Providence
Pleasant Farm Bureau
Ed Nassen
Fred Panthen
Lowell Grantow
Noah Reece
Macnie
E. E. Reece
Marvin Jeske
Hira Eskridge
Carl Granzow
Gene Eagen
Deaning
California
Sandra Jeske
Iowa City
Cle
Lingerman
Wade Wans
Myrna
Wade Williams
Clair Clingerman
Clair Clingermans
Floyd Beasley
Adrian Bachman
Hubbard
Harry Vaughn
Harlen
Waterloo
Lowell Cowell
Vaughn
Cowells
Basil Bachman
Lowell Cr
Agnes Ayers or Wilma Banky in The Shick
Old timer readers debate which actress appeared opposite Rudolph Valentino in The Shick with Agnes Ayers or Wilma Banky. The column mentions Mrs. Russell Holmes of Steamboat Rock and references television fatigue, fashion notes, and domestic woes as spring arrives.
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Agnes Ayers
Rudolph Valentino
Russell Holmes
Steamboat Rock
Wilma Banky
Radcliffe Social News from Nearby Families
Radcliffe residents report Sunday visits from Mr and Mrs Francis Guard and boys, Earl Beatty of Ames, and family. Mrs Santee dies in Oklahoma. Mrs Moen returns home from Iowa City hospital. Harold Lindebak and other locals in hospital and visiting. Stensland death in Story City. local families host guests and a PTA meeting with FHA and FFA skits. M Y F gathering concludes.
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Francis Guard
Hubbard
Harold Klug
Earl Beatty
Ames
Marlyn Messman
Sidney Westfall
Rutland
Lowe] Moen
Iowa City
Moen
Inez Broer
New Providence
Vivian Oestreich
Warren Mossman
Harold Lindebak
Fldora Hospital
Emer Tillestad
Susner Cuests
N. E. Ullestad
Cora ‘Tin
Jacob Ulleaad
Argyl
Tillestad
Stensland
Mas
Malinda Stensland
Story City
Radcliffe
Franklin Lee
Reuben Anderson
Elmer Stensland
Homer Gaard
Kay
Lester Rinape
Garden City
Carl Newmann
Central States 'Electric Company of
Eldora
God's
D. D. Grubb
University Hospital
Paul Ziebell
Ellsworth
Ziebell
Evergreen School
Des Moines
Earl Hansen
Eldora Hospital
Homer Hitchcock
Roy Fenner
Waterloo
Marshalltown
E. E. Reece
Ava
Carrie McKee
Mrs Daisy Drake Dies at 69 in Radcliffe
Mrs Daisy Drake aged 69 died at her home Wednesday evening after an eight month illness from a paralytic stroke and subsequent complications. Funeral service set for Saturday at two o clock at the Methodist Church with burial in Radcliffe cemetery. Further details pending.
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Arthur Thorson
George L. Sartee
Chanler
Oklo
Santee
Bessie Rochester
Ida Peoples
Bell
California
Mr. Santee
Radcliffe
Oklahoma
Drake
Daisy Drake
Methodist
Stitch and Chat club hosts Hubbard tea at Zion church
The Stitch and Chat club welcomed about fifty guests from Hubbard and nearby clubs for a tea at Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church. W J Mack opened with marimba tunes, Kenneth Anway demonstrated flower arranging, corsages were given to several members, and three floral pieces were presented to Hubbard churches. The group plans to federate statewide and adopt a new name The New Horizon Womens Eli.
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Hubbard
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
W. J. Mack
Kenneth Anway
Anway
Eldora
Carl Kulow
Herbert Neubauer
Russell Perry
Wilbur Conway
Leo Dillon
Dilon
Everett Clingerman
Bridge Clus
Jack Boeke
Rex Kuhlman
Wayne Meier
Ames group of housemothers leaves for New Orleans
A group of housemothers from IL and TB Co in Ames departed last Saturday morning by auto for New Orleans Louisiana to enjoy their spring vacation.
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Ames
New Orleans
Zion church Women’s Guild meets for future plans
The Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Women’s Guild executive board met at Mrs. Ernest Ricks’s home. The group opened with Psalm 23, prayed by Mrs. Wilkie, and discussed facing the future unafraid. Mrs. Ricks received a guild pin for her service.
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Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Women's Guild
Ernest Ricks
Wilkie
Ricks
Birthday Table Invites March and April Guests
Those with March and April birthdays are asked to sit at the special birthday table at the meet. Serving committee members listed include Mrs. Will Engelking, Mrs. Bessie Cox, Mrs. August Gelhaus, Mrs. Herbert Blome, Mrs. Rena Hoelscher, and Mrs. Gerald Bales.
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Ing
Will Engelking
Bessie Cox
August Gelhaus
Herbert Blome
Rena Hoelscher
Gerald Bales
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Eldora Herald-Ledger
Hardin
Iowa
Herald-Ledger
Hardin County Index
Iowa Press
Asbodeitine F
P. Ransom
Owasa
D. E. Ankrum
Gifford
Elias Long
Wilkinson Drug
Whitten
M. L. Barnes & Company
Eagle City
Hardin County
Aaron F. Boylan
City State Bank
J. F. R. Brubaker
Wm. Crissey
F. C. Boeke
J. N. Rich
D. D. Carter
Eldora City
Grant Tyler
J. D. Reed
Peter Jensen
C. E. Greer
C. L. Marks
J. L. Foster
Masonic Lodge
W. Mayer
Dr. Dive
Dr. Deardorff
Malvern
Peter Powles
Eldora Candy Co
Louis Darzes
Indianola
Davies
Warrensburg
Eldora Volunteer Fire Company
E. A. McDonald
T. W. Scurry
Theo, Henn
Dale Wilcox
George Steinburg
Chester Doud
C. C. Frank
Pottery Hill
Charles G. Arnold
Print Ransom
Harry Costello
S. C. Costello
A. S. Reed
H. E B. Nichols
B. F. Jackson
C. P. Leslea
H. Brokaw
A. H. Catton
Gatton
Central States Co
Jewell
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Falls
VanDerveer Rothers
Bateson
van Derveer Brothers
E. K. van Derveer
Villisea
V. W. Flickinger
Division of Lands and Waters
State Conservation Commission
Iowa River
Democratic Central Committee
J. R. Bahne
John J. Fowler
Ruth Guenther
Walter Guenther
Lawn Hill
Women’s Farm Bureau
Brownie
Inc. Fed
Marks
Magazine Digest
Hase
Billy
Gay Clemons
Martha Moore
Pony Tail
Linda Maltby
Duster
Frank Dedrick
Tom Fouty
Neil
Carol Ann Mossman
Norma Topp
Methodist Church
Amandel T. Lunning
Mr. Lanning
Henry Blomberg
Anna Weber
Lippe
Germany
A. Kruetzmann
Fred Schnormeier
Darrell Huffman
Iowa Falls Hospital
F. W. Deardorff
Waterloo District
Far East
Veteran’s Hospital
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
Land O'Lakes
International Supply
Eldora, Iowa
Iver Larson
Zion Executive Board
Brown Insurance Agency
Hardin County Savings Bank
Owa
Harry Clampitt
Shelby Seed Oats
Earl
Lght
Madison
Pytranta
Eari’s Radio & Television
Bud Reagan
Mer
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