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Eldora Herald Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1952

Page

6

Local Licenses Issued For Thirty Five Vehicles

Sixteen new cars and trucks were licensed last week in the county treasurer's office. Eldora Harold C Shaw Pontiac Radcliffe Glen Coffman Chevrolet truck Leonard Johnson Chevrolet truck Hubbard Hugo Halfpop Buick F W Doering Chevrolet Buckeye Robert E Bergeson GMC Alden Paul or Edna Bunte Chevrolet Steamboat Rock George Pott g eater Chevrolet truck Ed A Bear Chevrolet Town Falls Harley E Copeland Plymouth V J or Anna L Ohrlund Chevrolet Troy E Fortner GMC Ackley Laura or D Gieken Chevrolet Claus Primus Chevrolet McCalisburg Donna Hanan Owasa Clarence Balcom Sr Chevrolet truck

Eldora Harold C. Shaw Pontac Radcliffe Glen Coffman Chevrolet Leonard Johnson Hubbard Hugo Halfpop Buick F. W. Doering Buckeye Robert E. Bergeson Gmc Alden—Paul Edna Bunte Steamboat Rock George Pot

With Our Boys In Uniform in the South Pacific

Names and updates from military service appear for several men. Tull promoted to Aerographers Mate, 3rd class, stationed in the South Pacific with the U S Navy. Addresses provided for Tull and other service members include Pvt Kenneth Norman at Fort Riley Kansas Sgt Gerhart Muhlena in Maryland area A/3C Marvin N Broer in Sioux City Iowa and others connected to various units and posts.

Dames BE. Tull J. E. Tull South Pacific U. S. Navy Nery Air Dmart Aérplonar Fleet P. O San San’ Fran

Service members on leave and transfers noted

Pfc Harold Blome of the U S Marines at Camp Pendleton Calif is spending a two week leave at his Hubbard home. Keith Bachman SN left for Pearl Harbor Monday and telephoned his Hubbard parents from Phoenix Ariz. Pvt and Mrs Bill Freese of Baltimore Md are on a ten day leave at the Russell Freese home in Hubbard. Pvt Freese has completed Counter Intelligence School and joined the 2nd Army Division in the east. Charles Callaway received an honorable discharge and returned to his home at Gifford. A B William H Rebschull AF 17366860 Flight 332.3278th MBTS Parks Air Force Base Calif.

Pfc Harold Blome U. S. Marines Camp Pendelton Calif Hubbard Keith Bachman Pearl Harbor Basil Bachman Phoenix Ariz Bill Freese Baltimore Russell Freese Freese Counter Intelligence 2Nd Army East Charles Callaway Gifford William H. Rebschull Parks Air Force Base

Owasa Community Happenings Include Tea and Parties

Mrs Mary Wood accompanied by Mr and Mrs Floyd Beattie visited Hudson then Manchester. W S C S of Owasa Methodist held a tea for about 20 at the church with fall centerpieces. Hardin County Farm Bureau supper at Owasa school fed about 370. Gene Hansen visited Alden. Hallowe en parties hosted by Margaret Whiting Lonnie Carr Carolyn Tidman Allen Kinney and Royce Fichtner for students and families. Franks Angerer Matthew left for Davenport visiting Dorothy Wood with Angerer returning home.

Mary Wood Floyd Beattie Hudson Emil Vieth Kenneth Frisbie Robert Hazelwood Hardin County Farm Bureau Organization Owasa Gene Hansen Cliff Miller Alden Margaret Whiting Whiting Lonnie Lou Carr Carolyn Tidman Gloria Lange Cherry Curtis Allen Kinney Royce Fichtner Helen Carter Frank Angerer Matthew Davenport Dorothy Wood Angerer

Fall Is Prime Time for Tiling Wet Iowa Fields

Iowa State extension agronomist Dale Hull says this fall’s dry spell makes tiling ideal. Concrete tile must cure 28 days before covering. green tile may crush under soil weight. Tiles should meet PMA and ASTM specs. proper drainage pays back in the first year.

Dale Hull Iowa State College Hull American Society For Iowa

Birthday and social notices from Lawn Hill area

Mrs Floyd Beasley and Mr Hagen hosted a Birthday Club supper for Mr Hagen’s birthday with E E Reece, Noah Reece, Marvin Jeske, Ed Nassen and others in attendance. Mrs Delphia Stewart visited Manchester Robert Eskridge home. Bill McBride Zearing hosted guests. Lois Baker led brush party with local attendees. Jessie Balcom and son Fred left for San Benito Texas trailer winter.

Thomas Hagen Birthday Club Mr. Hagen E. E. Reece Noah Reece Marvin Jeske Ed Nassen Ernest Chilton Delphia Stewart Robert Eskridge Manchester Bob Ryerson Susan Bill McBride Zearing Martin Struck Lois Baker Wellsburg Jim Gordon Maggie Eskridge Clara Struck Jessie Balcom Fred San Benito Texas

Community notices and social events from Lawn Hill area

The report lists visits by Hubbard residents to homes in Waterloo and Wellsburg, including Mr and Mrs Herb Ziebell and Mr and Mrs Theodore Crosser. It notes a brush party at Mrs Clara Struths with Mrs Leis Baker as demonstrator and a bazaar and supper planned for November 13 at Lawn Hill church. Also mentions the Lawn Hill Ladies Aid meeting and a wrist fracture suffered by Lloyd Dooley at work.

Texas Herb Ziebell Hubbard Jessie Baledbm Theodore Crosser Floyd Beasley Thomas Hagen Waterloo Jim Dougan Lewie Breer, Jr Clara Struth Leis Baker Wellsburg Marvin Jeske Lawn Hill Church Bob Smith Ernest Chilton Elzie Eskridge

Buy Fertilizer Now For Coming Spring Months

A Iowa State College extension agronomist urges farmers to buy fertilizer this fall to ensure desired analyses and well cured material. He notes fall purchases boost total production and storage space frees for spring demands, while warning some items like superphosphate may be scarce next spring due to rising use.

Joe Stritzel Extension Agronomist Iowa State College Stritzel

November Meeting Of Zion Guilds Social Circle

The Social Service Circle of Zion Women's Guild in Hubbard will hold its November meeting Thursday afternoon November 6 at the church basement. Devotional leader will be Mrs John Rigbers with topic Indian Missions led by Mrs Walter Brome and Mrs Waldo Lepper. Hostesses include Mrs Russell Boeke Mrs George Radahl Mrs Wayne Meier and Mrs Carl Wiechmann. Weekend visitors in Ossian at H S Andersons were Mr and Mrs James Johnson and family and Bertha Engeling called there due to Mr Person’s serious condition.

Social Service Circle of Zion Women’s Guild John Rigbers Walter Brome Waldo Lepper Russell Boeke George Radahl Wayne Meier Carl Wiechmann James Johnson Bertha Engelking H. S. Anderson Ossian Person

Orchard Trees Need Protection Against Mice

During winter mice may gnaw bark at the base of apple and other fruit trees. They can kill trees quickly. Long grass and heavy cover crops in the orchard attract mice. Extension entomologist Harold Gunderson of Iowa State College recommends removing grass in a ring around the tree for a distance of

Dick Pulse Harold Gunderson Iowa State College Gunderson

Mice Control Tactics for Orchards and Fields

Orchardists advised on using poison baits such as strychnine oats or wheat and shielded bait stations to deter mice. A Washington Oregon report notes toxaphene ground sprays at four pounds per acre yielding quick kills with minimal labor, followed by a 7 to 10 day check and possible reapplication if signs remain.

Gunderson Washington Oregon

Traffic Deaths Show Decrease Over Last Year

The state safety department reports a drop in traffic fatalities with 425 deaths by Oct 22 this year versus 484 to the same point last year. Commissioner Pearl W. McMurry says 59 lives were saved amid increased travel and commends the highway Patrol and local law enforcement for the record.

State Safety Department Pearl W. McMurry State Safety Commissioner McMurry

Iowa Sees Safety Drive Contend With Approaching Winter Hazards

Enforcement agencies credited extra effort for lowering the rising death toll in late summer. August traffic deaths fell to 32 as safety records improved. McCurry warned that two dangerous months lie ahead, urging drivers to slow down with worsening weather. Jespersen warned icy conditions would trigger more accidents unless speeds and precautions are adjusted for winter driving.

Safety Department McCurry S. N. Jespersen Jespersen Iowa

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