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Newspaper

Eldora Herald Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1952

Page

2

Thespians Score Hit In Junior Class Play Finders Creepers

Junior Thespians staged Finders Creepers in the high school auditorium to boost class funds. Jim Short and Jerry Foster led an 18 year old cast with strong comic timing as a mortuary set mystery produced laughs and lively musical numbers by a cornet trio and vocal quartet. The show featured Aunt Mary Dr. Brown and other cast members delivering witty turns while the audience enjoyed a fun improvisational mystery solved by the youth ensemble.

Jim Short Jerry Foster Craig Froning Jerry Balvant Norma Jeske Marion Stewart Celeste Sandra Bailey Nina Quigley Roberta Meader Aunt Mary Leone Bowers Dr. Brown Gary

Auxiliary Seeks Toys For Training School

American Legion Auxiliary plans to appeal through schools for toys and games for the training school. Mrs. Roscoe Hunt notes boys need in cottages while the school has sports gear. Dr. Paul Tempel reports Korea living conditions have advanced about fifty years since troops. County meeting set for November 19 at Hubbard with department commander speaker. District spring conference may be hosted if facilities allow. Refreshments served by Mesdames Willig Butler and Gilbert. Rev Zimmermann family visited Whittemore with Mrs Almmermann.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Roscoe Hunt Paul Tempel Korea Hubbard Legion Auxiliary Mesdames Pes Eenee E. “Willig Jett Butler Bond' Gilbert

Birthday Coffee Honoring Mrs. Harold Creps

Mrs E W Burke invited neighbor women for a Friday forenoon coffee honoring the birthday anniversary of Mrs Harold Creps.

E. W. Burke Harold Creps

Breakfast Club Celebrates Birthdays At Potluck Dinner

The Birthday anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Piper were celebrated Sunday night at a potluck dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petty by breakfast club members and husbands. The women were guests of Mrs. Lois Maltby Thursday forenoon at breakfast.

C. J. Piper Frank Petty Lois Maltby

Study Club Meets With Mrs Ed Clary

St Marys Study Club met Thursday at Mrs Ed Clarys home Mrs Harry Holmes led the study on churches of Judea and Samaria Hostess assisted by her mother Mrs Hilda Bachman Next meeting set for November 17 with Mrs Leo Megan

St. Mary's Study Club Ed Clary Harry Holmes Judea Samaria Hilda Bachman Leo Megan

Bridge Club Guests Of Mrs. Reisinger

The Thursday bridge group met at Mrs. E B Reisinger's home and enjoyed dessert at 2 o clock. Mrs E B Crosley won high score. second and travel prizes went to Mrs L T Hubbard. Crosley will host November 20. Mrs Glenn Kurtz aided her sister move in Albany NL. Mr Kurtz and Mr and Mrs W P Maulsby visited Saturday. Mrs Rena Vietor spent Armistice Day weekend at Ackley.

E. B. Reisinger E. B. Crosley L. T. Hubbard Crosley Glenn Kurtz Albany C. F. Breeden Kurtz W. P. Maulsby Rena Vietor Ackley Marsdean Speas Union High School Marcia Maas Meridean Kenneth .Speas Marjorie Packer Judy “Ordon Minneapolis Mary Coover Grinnell James Long Long Arthur Scourgin Oskaloosa Grace Lawin Progressive Club Freda Newby Anita Lea

Bourne Couple Married Sunday In Union Residence

Newlyweds Deane Bourne and wife of Union wed Sunday and live in Marshalltown. Mr Bourne works as a bookkeeper for Ritchie Manufacturing Company in Conrad.

Deane Bourne Union Marshalltown Bourne Ritchie Manufaturing Company Conrad

Mrs Calfee Hosts Bridge Club First Meeting Of Season

Mrs Howard Calfee entertained her afternoon bridge club Thursday at its first meeting of the season. High score went to Mrs Lee Lundy and second high to Mrs V H Vilmont. Mrs L R Soli received the low prize. The next meeting is November 20 with Mrs Chas Schafer as hostess.

Howard Calfee Bridge Club Lee Lundy V. H. Vilmont L. R. Soli Chas, Schafer

Club to Attend The Betty Baker Show

Eleven members of the Young Homemakers Club meet at Mrs. Vic Schwarck’s home to plan attending the Betty Baker show at Hotel Savery Des Moines on December 1. After the business session lunch is served. The next meeting is November 20 with Mrs Don McAllister.

Young Homemakers Club Vic Schwarck Betty Baker Hotel Savery Des Moines

Girls Earn Second Class Rank At Scout Investiture

Fourteen Troop 8 Girl Scouts received second class ranks at a candlelight investiture service in the Congregational church parlors. Named: Donna Barr, Linda Bekemeier, Ann Dornsbach, Jo ann Kramer, Kay Luick, Susie Brady, Jane Langhough, Polly Crosley, Celia Perkins, Annette Rogers, Diane Cobb, Nancy Mc Dowell, Julie Myers, Barbara Pierson. Also noted, Kathy Emmert, Carol Aede and Judy Rogers were eligible but absent. Bonnie Roeske, Joann Swas and Louise Otto joined as new scouts.

Troop 8 Girl Scouts Donna Barr Linda Bekemeier Ann Dornsbach Joann Kramer Kay Luick Susie Brady Jane Langhough Polly Crosley Celia Perkins Annette Rogers Diane Cobb Nancy McDowell Julie Myers Barbara Pierson Kathy Emmert Carol “‘Aede Judy Rogers Bonnie Roeske Joann Swasand Louise Otto R. C. Rogers Aage Jensen

Bridge Luncheon At Country Club Friday

Women of the country club were served luncheon Friday at the club. Enjoying bridge after ward, Mrs. Elva K. Welsh and Mrs. C. F. Way won high and second high scores, Mrs. J. R. Bahne and Mrs. J. L. Cameron were hostesses.

Country Club Elva K. Welsh C. F. Way J. R. Bahne J. L. Cameron

Needlecraft Club Meets at Mrs Kebschull Home

Needlecraft Club met Friday night at the home of Mrs Ed Kebschull. After sewing the women were served refreshments by the hostess and Mrs Bud Smith. The next meeting will be with Miss Alice Stebe November 21 when officers will be elected.

Needlecraft Club Ed Kebschull Bud Smith Alice Stebe

Lutheran Women See Filmstrip of Bible Study for Children

St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid met in the church basement for a filmstrip session titled Teaching the Bible to the Pre School and Primary Child shown by Rev John Zimmermann. An annual food and fancy work sale was run by Mesdames Herb Steinfeldt John Follett Fred Panthen Max Barr and Herbert Maronn with 68 members and five guests present. Luncheon was served by Mesdames Otto Orgell Chas Dettbarn Harold Marske August Marske Karl Klaffke and Amanda Marske. birthday table featured a Thanksgiving centerpiece.

John Zimmermann St. Paul’s Lutheran Ladies Aid Herb Steinfeldt John Follett Fred Panthen Max Barr Herbert Maronn

Club calendars list local meetings and events

November week schedules show numerous clubs meeting at churches halls and schools. Activities include potlucks dances study groups luncheons and receptions hosted by groups such as Rebekah Odd Fellows WCTU Beta Sigma Phi Mothers and D.A.R. with organizers named from Ellsworth area civic groups and churches.

Pleasant Pluggers Plan Year's Work

Pleasant Pluggers 4-H met at Marvin Jeske home on Nov 4 to install officers Loren Jeske president Tom Campbell vice president Larry Jeske secretary Irvin Norman reporter Skits for the Hubbard Nov 15 banquet were discussed A practice meeting set for Monday by a four member committee to draft the coming year calendar at leader Wilton Schwinger home Next meeting a Christmas party at Irvin Norman home Dec 16 at 7 Herb Allen County Youth assistant spoke on next year projects Oscar Jeske received a retiring leader gift Meeting adjourned and lunch was served by Mrs Marvin Jeske.

Pleasant Pluggers 4-H Marvin Jeske Loren Jeske Tom Campbell Larry Jeske Irvin Norman Hubbard Wilton Schwinger Irvin‘Norman Herb Allen Oscar Jeske Marvin Jeske

Attractive Use Of Flowers Shown At Urban Club

Mrs. Lewis Crosser entertained members of the Urban Club Friday afternoon. She demonstrated corsages centerpieces and a mantle arrangement for Christmas using fall flowers and a cake made of flowers. Each member received a rose as tea was served for thirty at a table centered with yellow and white mums. Mrs. H. D. Huntley poured. The family Christmas party will be a potluck dinner at the J. A. Wiesner home December 5.

Lewis Crosser Urban Club Panway H. D. Huntley J. A. Wiesner

Lodge Meeting At Fauerby Home Hosts Royal Neighbors

Mrs. Henrik Fauerby hosted the Royal Neighbors lodge meeting on Thursday. The group decided the next meeting would be held in the evening on December 11.

Fauerby Henrik Fauerby Royal Neighbors

Local residents take trips and attend meetings across states

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Butler visited Wilmette Illinois for two weeks with their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Chas Edward Clifton Jr. Rev J K Moore attended a Des Moines conference of Christian Vocations. Mrs C S Snapp of Grand Rapids Michigan visited in Dick Hazeltridie and others duck hunted in North Dakota. W H Vilmont and family spent a weekend in Iowa City. Dorothy White and C E Greer attended the Iowa Press Women meeting in Newton. May B Cobb traveled to Dubuque due to her brother in law Wm Greenwald’s death. Chas Rumbaugh and Kate Huw spoke at World Community Day in Ogon Rapids, a union meeting of three churches.

L. E. Butler Wilmette, Ill Chas. Edward Clifton, Jr Dorothy White C.e.greer Iowa Press Women Newton Ethel Hill Rowley Webster City Doyle Felton Des Moines May B. Cobb Dubuque Wm. Greenwald Chas Rumbaugh San. Benito Texas Kate Huw Ogon Rapids

Whitten Christian Church Meets at Crosser Home

Whitten Christian Church gathered at the home of Mrs. Jim Crosser on Thursday for a group meeting.

Whitten Christian Church Jim Crosser

Union by Mrs soneuet Pilon union by mrs soneuet pilon

Ladies Aid met at the Christian Church with two guests present. President Lucille Seward led the session arranging details for the bazaar and dinner set for Saturday November 22. Devotions were given by Bertha Barnes with missionary lesson aided by Tisdale Enabait Wilby and others. Refreshments served.

Aweiey Wince Christian Church Ladies Aid Society Lucille Seward Bertha Barnes Clive Tisdale Veronica Enabait Mary Wilby Glenn Wirth Orpha Caster Maggie Hutchins Ruby Haggin

Whitten corn sorting completed for Funk G Hybrid Co

Corn sorting for the Funk G Hybrid Seed Co at Whitten and Grundy Center covered about 1800 acres with over 50 workers for eight weeks. Dry conditions kept husks dirty, causing heavy grinding for laborers. Local notes include hospital updates, home purchases, guests, church society plans, and residents’ activities.

Funk G. Hybrid Seed Co Whitten and Grundy

Uniform Sgt Amos Doering Visits Hubbard on Leave

Uniform Sgt Amos Doering arrived in Hubbard on leave to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Doering after serving in Europe for two years.

Amos Doering Hubbard Henry Doering Europe

Behind Your Subject Counts A Camera Background Lesson

The article explains how backgrounds shape photos by showing what lies behind the main subject. It outlines two types of backgrounds, offers angles and vantage points, and cites John Van Guilder on using sky or ground as dramatic backdrops to elevate ordinary shots.

John van Guilder

Jerry A Howard and Harry G Cretin in San Diego

Brief notice lists Jerry A Howard and Harry G Cretin with military and address details. Mentions Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego and Biloxi Mississippi related ties. No clear event or outcome disclosed in readable text.

RFC Harry. G. Cretin Fild Marine Corps Recruit Depot H & S Battalion San Diego Calif

Steamboat by Mrs Wm Frerichs orientation for AUXILIARY volunteers

Hospital staff will host an orientation and indoctrination for American Legion Auxiliary members to work as volunteers at the Iowa Soldiers Home. The session on Thursday, Nov. 13 at 10 am includes a tour and instruction. All invited to learn how the home is managed.

American Legion Auxiliary Iowa Soldiers Home

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sti Thespians Jim Foster Jerry Uncle Mortician Bill Krause Jean van Tiger John Zimmersmann Whittemore Zimmer Frieda Almmermann Women of the Ivester Church Trom Studios Eldora Breakfast Club Mrs. Reisinger Newlynes Mrs. Calfee Scout Eldora Girl Scouts D. W. Dickinson Herald-Index Sans Souci I. L. Cakerice N.T.T. Club Anna Roll Etna Homemakers Maurice Lawton United Circle Baptist Church St. Mary’s Congregational Women's Fellowship Blue Star Mothers W. R. Foster St. Anne's Study Club Carroll Schafer Cemetery Society Nora Mitchell Junior Legion Auxiliary Odd Fellows Hall Sarah Kirkdorffer Mother Cabrini Don Coleman D.A.R H. H. Nazett St. Mary’s Study Club P.E.O Clella Finster Rebekah Bridge Claude Goodson American Home Division T. E. Montieth American Home Division II Dale Rodgers Mrs. Chas, Bales Engelwood J. K. Moore Conference of Christian Vocations of the Methodist Church Rev. Moore Area Commission C. S. Snapp Grand Rapids, Mich Theodore Hazen Dick Leverin Claire Albright Dwight Lyle Heltibridie North Dakota W. H. Vilmont Iowa City Tonite & Wed Louis Hayward Patricia Medina Rhn Australia Wering Maureen Gthara Peter Lawford Finley Corte Sichors Boone Otto Kruger Zane Grey Sun Mon Betty Huston Blossom Seeley Ralph Meeker Betts EE Ove Obert Adele Regen Bret Harté Poker Flatt Fagan Soneuet Pilon Ladies Aid Whitten Ralph Martin Elmer Lamer Iowa ‘City Roby Prim Omer Mitchell Deaconess Mitchell Floyd Lyon The Snapshot Guild Mome Jerry A. Howard Kia Steamboat Mre Wm. Frerichs Baptist Ladies Aid Charlie Sentman Jake Cramer H. M. Schwitters Lower John Woudenberg Denver Colo Ed Frericks Carl Frericks Day Cretin A. C. Kruse Grundy Center Geo. Potgeter Presbyterian Ladies Aid Harm Harris Herman Primus Harry Pixler Ben Jaspers Progtess Alan Hampton Grave Baker Harlan Frerichs Arnold Kruse Tom Kruse Fd Frerichs Harm Nuts New England Tours Congregational Church Davenport
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