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Newspaper
Eldora Herald Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1952
Page
4
Radcliffe items note visits by Emma Hednefield and Lola Varnum, school operettas upcoming, Mothers Day events, and moves of Mrs. Hovelsrud. Funeral for Pfc Delos Kolbe, graduation plans for 1952, and local Bible class and community activities shown alongside town movements and visits.
Center Rhodes Marshalltown and Iowa Falls attended the service. Pallbearers named include Wilbur Conway David Hendrickson Adrian Bachman of Hubbard Robert Dehlson Dick Klug and John Eller of Radcliffe.
The message provides Pvt Marvin P. Smith new address details. It lists his name, service number 55161678, unit 5th Infantry Regiment, APO 113, PM San Francisco California. The fragment confirms a post office address change for the soldier.
Phillip Clampitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Clampitt of New Providence, a Cornell college senior in Mt. Vernon Iowa, is a candidate for the degree of bachelor of arts to be awarded at the 99th commencement exercises Monday morning June 9 in King Memorial chapel.
A donor offers a contribution toward buying a television for the Hardin County Home to provide entertainment for the elderly residents. The note expresses willingness to support community efforts and aid in purchasing a TV set for the county home.
Several 1952 deeds recorded including M H Field to C H Anderson in Iowa Falls part of Hiatt's Additions, Harley Faust transfers in Hubbard, Mabel Miller to E H Moon in New Providence, Wallace Upton to C O Rubew, and others in Alden Ackley and Ackley areas. Transactions cover various lot and block designs, reserves, and school district lands with dates from April 12 to April 23, 1952.
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