Women’s Bible Class Meeting At Community Sunday School
Mrs Grellet Dillon named treasurer as the Women’s Bible class at the Community Sunday School held a Wednesday gathering at Mrs F S Schuler’s home. Delegates elected officers, prize winners were named in the seed contest, and a Florida-bound member sent a letter. Fifteen attended. Mrs Howard Rash hospitalized in Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Schuler
Nettie Cobb
L. A. Norman
Ed Seward
Daisy Johnson
Norman
Agnes Packer
Jessie Biersborn
Greliet Dillon
Schuler
Harriet Fletcher
Ocheyedan
Nelle Halden
E. A. Cromer
Rebekah Lodge Emblem Ceremony at Hampton
Mr and Mrs Arthur Reece accompanied by Mr and Mrs Vincent Putz of Waterloo spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Richard Welch in Lanesboro. In the April 28 session Pine Sophe Caster presided as Hampton Lodge presented the emblem ceremony. Past Grand Master Harry Hardy spoke briefly. Guests arrived by bus from Hampton and Eldora. Mrs Florence Kinney reported on the 133rd anniversary of the Order founding. Refreshments were served by Louise Packer Orpha Cast er Nell Ellis Theresa Cox and Genevieve Packer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Reece
Vincent Putz
Waterloo
Lanesboro
Richard Welch
Daffodil Rebekah Lodge No
Pine
Sophe Caster
Noble Grand
Hampton Lodge
Harry Hardy
Hampton
Hampton Rebekah Lodge
Eldora
Florence Kinney
Louise Packer
Orpha Caster
Nell Ellis
Theresa Cox
Genevieve Packer
Births and notices from May add three new arrivals
Gifford reports a boy born to Mrs Gary Long on May 5 and a girl to Mrs Harol Britten on May 2 in Holland. George Werkman welcomes a boy born in May.
Mason attacks robinson patman act as obstacle to small grocers
The author critiques Commissioner Mason for urging repeal of the Robinson Patman Act while noting it finally curbed price discrimination by big chains. He argues Mason’s stance contradicts his earlier use of the act against monopolies, labeling his position propaganda against anti trust laws and warning of market dangers if cages are removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Robinson- Patman
FTC
Independent Grocers Alliance
IGA
Standard Oil of Indiana
Commission
Er Mason
Robinson-Patman
Union 1952 Graduating Class to Hold Baccalaureate
The Baccalaureate service for Union's fourteen graduates will be at Community Church next Sunday May 11 at 8 00 p m Rev Wayne Sawtell to deliver the sermon. Diplomas will be awarded at commencement in the high school auditorium Friday May 16 at 8 00 p m guest speaker Dr Ray Brown head of vocational guidance at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Wayne Sawtell
Ray Brown
Department of
Iowa State College
Bryan
Mental Health Care Expansion Urged for Hardin County
Hardin County plans expansion to relieve crowded state institutions as 60 patients at the Mental Health Institute in Independence strain resources. Dr Witte notes 28 could return to the county home if local facilities exist, with annual costs around 50000 and 10 to 15 percent offset by estates or families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Mental Health Institute of Independence
Witte
Independence
Merle Johns announces candidacy for Hardin County Supervisor
Merle Johns of Ackley Iowa declares his bid for the Democratic nomination to the Hardin county Board of Supervisors for the term starting January 1 1953 subject to voters at the June 2 1962 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Hardin County
Merle Johns
Ackley
Towa
Hillis Wilson Filing Note Iowa Falls Primary Context
Beginning January 1, 1954, the notice references Hillis Wilson of Iowa Falls. The document notes actions subject to the will of Republican voters at the Primary Election held June 2, 1952. The item appears as a historical political filing blurb with limited detail.
George Berges as Republican nominee in Iowa Falls primary
For the term beginning January 1 1954 and subject to the will of Republican voters at the June 2 1952 primary George Berges of Iowa Falls is noted as a candidate or nominee in the local political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
George Berges
Iowa Falls
Democratic Voters at Pri Sorensen Union Iowa
Democratic voters gather at Pri Sorensen in Union Iowa to participate in local party selection and express support for candidates in upcoming elections. The scene highlights grassroots participation and neighborhood turnout.
Rogers seeks coroner post in Hardin at June primary
Anes R. C. Rogers, D. C. Eldora Iowa, announces candidacy for Hardin County coroner subject to Republican voters will at the June 2 primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Anes R. C. Rogers
D.C. Eldora
Iowa
Primary Election Result Ties To Republican Voters
In Hardin county the winner is subject to the will of Republican voters in the June 2 primary. W. A. Johnson, M. D., of Iowa Falls, Iowa, is noted in the report.
Record of Julia Mulford to Hardin County Recorder
A notice filed June 2, 1952 shows Julia Mulford of Eldora submitting documentation to the Hardin County Recorder. The record records an official action or filing with the county office on the stated date.
Hodgson Declared Candidate for Hardin County Sheriff
Paul E. Hodgson of Eldora announces his bid for the office of county sheriff in Hardin County. The filing signals a political move as he seeks the sheriff position with a goal to oversee county law enforcement duties.
Paul M. Walter seeks Hardin county GOP primary nomination
State representative candidate Paul M. Walter from Union Iowa contests the June 2 Republican primary in Hardin county. The short notice emphasizes party support and voter turnout for the upcoming ballot.
Hoffman seeks Democratic nomination for Hardin County state representative
Leonard E. Hoffman of Iowa announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for State Representative in Hardin County, subject to the voters at the Primary on June 2, 1952. He also announces candidacy for Clerk of Court in Hardin County, subject to Republican voters on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Leonard E. Hoffman
Iown Falls
Iowa
Auditor race in Harding County at auxiliary election
A fragment notes the Auditor of Harding County subject to the will of Republican voters at the auxiliary election held Monday June 2, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding County
County Attorney Announces Candidacy in Hardin County
A fragmented notice indicates a declaration of intent to run for the Hardin County office of County Attorney, with a referenced date of June 2, 1952, signaling formal candidacy from a local official.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard Rash
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital
Marshalltown
Rebekahs Meet
Washington and
Small Business
C. Wilson Harder
Potomac
Federal Trade
Lowell Mason
National Federation of Independent Business
Fe Es
Bavaria
Kansas
Kansas State College
University of Nebraska
Kan Ss Wesleyan University
Salindan
Nebraska State Teachers College
Wayne, Neb
Iowa State
Member
The
National Educational Association, National Vocational Guidance Association and
Phi Delta Kappa
Fbyllis
Atau
Eldora Herald-Ledger Ener
Aupsony
D. A. Dumermuth
New Providence
I-19
Tull & Probasco Hardware
Eldora Greenhouse
Ens
Leota Hardy
Herald-Index Pub. Co
Teresa
New Grand
Chaiy
Pier Angeli
John Ericson
New Grand Theatre
J. D. Sheller
Oliver
Eldora, Iowa
Eldora Livestock Sales
Eldora Newspapers
Eldora News
Advertiser
DEPARTMENT of The _Eldora
Hillis Wilson
Sam Sorensen
Earl C. Marsh
W. A. Johnson
Julia Mulford
Paul E. Hodgson, Eldora
Perry J. Wilson
Paul M. Walter
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