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Newspaper
Eldora Herald Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1931
Page
3
Nearly completed preparations for a homecoming event announced by Bevin Bevisha. A noon start with a brief program in the afternoon includes several numbers by the orchestra. Teachers and local residents expected to attend a community gathering with entertainment and refreshments.
Local residents recount visits from Mrs. Fred Kern and family near Reone, church events at Ches ter, and a series of social and school activities. Reports cover Sunday school, quarterly meeting attendance, literary club gatherings, choir and drama group plans, student performances, and community birthdays. The piece lists many names, trips to Des Moines and Cedar Falls, and ongoing school activities at Buckeye School with notes on classes, clubs, and upcoming events.
A fragmented account notes Ivester family day amid overcast weather and a busy Sunday with sermons at the Bist Presbyterian church. It mentions weddings at Ivester and various visits, community dinners, and plans for Easter services led by Rev. Gray with a focus on church activities and outreach in Marshalltown area.
Buckeye community held a Wednesday reception at P. A. Kellogg’s home in honor of Floris Hidout, who was carried on Thursday to Raymund C. Follett. Attendees included Mra Wade, Kayo Uringe, Clark Kinney, Adean Lette, Wayne Buckeye, and Mr. and Mrs. David Ste, among others from Buckeye and surrounding families.
Fragmented OCR notes announce a Sunday at the church with ten attendees and a dedication of infant children to Christ. Mentions of youth groups and a sermon or music program appear, but details are garbled and unclear.
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