Radcliffe News Highlights Local Family Events
Radcliffe reports include Carrie McKee hosting Diners with Daisy Drake, a baptism at Our Savior Lutheran for Dennis Harold Alsager with Mrs. Heng and Mrs. Benson as sponsors, and Kathryn Kay Alsager’s eighth birthday celebrated at the service. The Chumleys announce a move to Texas for health, selling their Radcliffe home to Mr. and Mrs. Ungrich of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie McKee
Ames
Daisy Drake
Dennis Harold
Harold E. Alsager
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
J. E. Heng
Jewell
John Thorson
Nevada
Mabel Benson
Radcliffe
Alsager
Kathryn Kay
J. B. Heng
Donny Heim
Richard Heng
Dennison
Texas
Lloyd Chumley
Chumley
Ungrich
Chicago
Des Moines
B.A. Nelson
Janet Sue
Jay
Kirklin
Ind
Nelson
Alonzo Walker
Harold King
Eugene Klug
KY. B
Methodist Church
Paul
David Olson
Katherine
Diana Reed
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Hubert Moeller
Walter Schwartz
Kenneth Cammact
Roy Houck
Trueman Thompson
Glenn Drake
American Way
Glenn
Drake
Frank E. Drake
Eldora Man Finds Relief From Bloating and Gas
An Eldora resident reports repeated stomach bloating after meals and sour stomach, praising a medicine named EAD-ALL sold by Marks Drug Store for rapid symptomatic relief of hyperacidity and gas pains. He claims to eat normally again and feels like a new man following use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Sways
Hubbard social notes span farewell, guild events, and visits
The So and Sew club and their husbands hosted a farewell at the Fred Fisher home for Mr and Mrs Fisher who move to Kansas this month. Zion Women's Guild Social Service circle meets Thursday at the church basement with hostesses listed. Girl Scouts Troop 2 held an organization meeting at town hall electing Connie Whitney president Karen Peterson secretary and Susan Faust treasurer. A paper drive was conducted for a second class badge. Various local visits and library repair lesson events are noted, including Marshalltown visitors and Radcliffe guests. A birthday dinner honored Wilbert Doering with several relatives as guests. Frances Skrovig visited Radcliffe relatives. Cliff Lura Lon moved to a newly purchased house formerly owned by Mrs Lillian Mitchell, who resides elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So and Sew Club
Fred Fisher
Kansas
Zion Women's Guild
Walter Below
W. C. Boeke
August Klemme
A. C. Boeke
August Gelhaus
Girl Scouts
F. C. Bekemeier
Town Hall
Connie Whitney
Karen Peterson
Susan Faust
C. W. Conway
Ohio
K. F. Boeke
Ada Boeke
Adrian Boeke
Marshalltown
John McDonald
Fred Bunte
Linda Lynn
Radcliffe
Fred Doering
Wilbur Conway
Carroll Kuhfus
Ellsworth
Irving Faust
B. M. Strother
John Boeke
Elmer
Wallace Schwinger
Wilbert Doering
Harry Doering
Frances Skrovig
Leon Trarks
Cliff Lura
Lon
Lillian Mitchell
Local Families Met at Many Gatherings Across Iowa
A storm of visiting relatives and friends filled weekends with dinners and hospital calls. Among those noted were Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell and Ervin Dettbarn families moving into newly bought or vacated farms in St. Paul and nearby towns, travels to Des Moines, Minneapolis, and Marshalltown for meetings, conventions, hospital visits, and birthday observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stevens
Waterloo
Devere
Stevens
Martin Pape
St. Mary's Hospital
Minneapolis
Minn
Tommy Megan
James Nehring
Ausstad
Mind
Harry Liebenstein
Agnes Liebenstein
Esther Jackson
Mason City
Stanley Bird
West Des Moines
H. EB. Hilker
Jones Anderson
Huxley
Joseph Thompson
A. M. Anderson
Radcliffe
Willis Moehler
Jack
William Moehler
Richard
Fredericksburg
Liebenstein
Paul Thompson
Alden
Raymond Dubberke
Margaret Hartwig
Forest Dougan
Allen
Iowa Falls
Jay Dougan
Kathryn Nassen
Des Moines
Carroll Nassen
Buckeye
Fred Nassen
Hoger
Sievert
Henry Schwinger
Russell Freese
Mary Kay
Laura Richards
Ralph Freese
Stratford
John Hansen
Hampton Hospital
Gerald Dubberke
James Dougan
Pape
Walter Below
Fred Greene
Henry Fritzmeier
Harold Classen
Mr. Classen
Pomeroy
Jesse Jacobs
Harold Ustermarkt
Jerry Ustermarkt
Still Hospital
Erry
Wilbur Conway
Rey
Richard Schliepsielk
Reinbeck
Appointment of Executors in Hardin County Iowa
Legal notices announce the appointment of executors for estates in Hardin County Iowa. Executrix Helen Erran and Executor Stephen Bayer are named, with filing and payment instructions and dates for claims, governed by the Hardin County Clerk of the District Court. The notices date from 1949 and include attorney representation and official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Iowa
Hardin County
Fred M. Wehrman
District Court
Helen Erran
Bathson
Ryan Attorhey
Novamberard
Fread L
StLatt
Nun M. Willig
Herald-Ledger
Anna Sayer
Stephen Bayer
Cameron & Dickinson
Tober
Fred L. Miller
Laws
Herald Ledger
Dates Listed For Trapping Season
The 1849 trapping season opens at noon November 10 for raccoon skunk opossum civet cat and badger and runs until midnight January 10. Continuous open seasons apply to red or gray fox weasel ground hog wolf and coyote with otter closed. Fur bearers muskrat and mink open December 1 for 20 days. Big Wall Lake Wright county open December 1 to 7. Beaver season opens December 1 to 7 in 33 counties including Lyon Osceola Dickinson Emmet Kosuth Sioux O'Brien Clay Palo Alto Plymouth Cherokee Buena Vista Pocahontas Humboldt Woodbury Ida Sac Calhoun Webster Monona Crawford Carroll Greene Boone Harrison Pottawattamie Mills Fremont Allemakee Clayton Delaware Dubuque and Jackson. in closed beaver areas beaver may be taken only under special Conservation Commission permits.
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Big Wall Lake
Wright County
Lyon
Osceola
Dickinson
Emmet
Kossuth
Sioux
O’brien
Clay
Palo Alto
Plymouth
Cherokee
Buena Vista
Pocahontas
Humboldt
Woodbury
Ida, Sac
Calhoun
Webster
Hydrogen peroxide blasts rock Britt beauty shop interior
In Britt, a bottle of hydrogen peroxide exploded in the supply room and two more followed in the shop. No injuries occurred, but the interior suffered damage as a result of the blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Shound
Britt
A Large Bundle for a Dime Offered by Herald Ledger
A brief advertisement notes a large bundle of old newspapers available for ten cents from the Herald Ledger office. The item invites buyers to contact the newspaper office for details and pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Ledger
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Longenecker Funeral Home
W. H. Longeneckera
Eldora, Lowa
Lewis Bjerkstrand
Mary Lou Bjjerkestrand
Richard Hinderaker
Donald ‘Sampson
Bob Erickson
Cora Mae Ullestad
Shirley‘ Amundson
Wright Thompson
Phillip Hemphill
Don Brinkmeier
Leonard Thompson
H. M. Thompson
Augusta Butler
Arthur Ahrens
Eilsworth
Butler
C. G. Wiemer
Pete Rasmussen
Theodore Sieverts
T. S. Butler
Pauline Keyser
A. Tolbert
Eugene Norland
Norris Olson
Eagle Grove
A. B. Norland
Walter Hoffman
Springfield
P. J. Hoffman
Bertha
William Hoffman
Jacob Ullestad
Dale Cook
Larry
Vernon Hansaker
Jimmy
Cole
Arlen Knutson
Nathan
Dale Pattschull
Barnes
Skelly Products
New Providence
Marks Drug Store
Roy Creson
John Mitchell
St. Paul
Ervin Dettbarn
Lura
Frank Dettbarn
Martin Dettbarn
Dettbarn
Douglas Richard
Russell Fresse
W. H. Snider
Gus Manneter
Wayne Janssen
Oren Dreier
KRNT
Will Gelhorn
Golden
Colo
Emil Oestreich
Oestreich
Clarence Chantrill
C. E. Wichert
W. E. Bertog
Leon Tlarks
Joe Rorem
Glen Coffman
Radcliff
A. O. Skrovig
Deaconess
B. B. Silvey
Bliss Blvd
Brown
Epitheb
Adams
Washington Heights
Falla
Wald County
H-L
Firestone
D. & H. Firestone
Eldora, Iowa
Crema
General Insurance
Ettme
Aersal
Vilmont Furniture Store
Ribbert
Don. W. Barker
Bilvey Holts
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