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Newspaper
Eldora Herald Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1963
Page
1
Details list meetings and social events through October including a County Home visit, a $50 hospital fund donation, clothing donations, and a town hall gathering on October 22. An annual bazaar is planned for October 16 with coffee and dinner, plus travel to Cattle Congress and Ice Follies attendance.
The memo notes October 7 tests for grades 1 and 5 and non October tests for actors and vectors. October 8 is a no school day due to the State Teachers Convention. November 15 hosts the Senior Class play. Al Bell arrives tomorrow for a Newfoundland adventure story. Contact staff about Ad orders before November 1.
The roving reporter observes a small Home Economics class of six junior girls taught by Mrs. Batter. They finish a Good Grooming unit, pass a unit test, and plan outfits featuring straight, pleated, or A line skirts with matching blouses. They study pattern packages and colors, ready to sew as a spring style show models.
Gregory Green the painted turtle swallows food only underwater and eats worms flies lettuce fresh meat and turtle food. April the guinea pig eats plants while Stripes the kitten visits. teeth indicate herbivory, and students note various classroom pets and names mentioned in a playful report.
A fragmentary notice from Newton references an SSCC clinic set for October 22. The readable text hints at event details and voting or participation requirements but is incomplete and contains many garbled words.
An editorial excerpt recounts a farm magazine visit to a Texas Prison Farm highlighting rehabilitation through work, education, medical care, and chaplains. It cites Dr George Belo calling for rural job creation, skilled training for youth, and renewed moral church engagement to curb delinquency and support families.
The Hardin County Agricultural Society annual meeting convened in the Supervisors Room of the Hardin County Courthouse in Eldora on Tuesday October 14 at p.m. Five directors were elected during the session and the date for the next meeting was set by law.
The Union whitten Peppy Pals 4H Club met at Maine Hauser's home to plan Getaber anealing for Halloween. Talks covered planning wardrobe personality reports and safety in homes. Refreshments by Blaine and Mrs Koun. Several community members visited relatives and attended local events around Marshalltown and Red Oak.
Whitten News reports Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smoldt of Albion visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Weatherly on Tuesday afternoon. Pvt. Marvin Morland of Fort Lennard Wood, Mo., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Welby Margan.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Sher field and Mrs Tena Sherfield of Ackley were Sunday guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Sherfield and girls. Lisa Martin of Marshalltown spent Sunday in the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ralph Martin. Mr and Arrs Floyd Speas were Sunday afternoon guests in the home of her brother Bill Good in Ferguson. Mr and Mrs James Speas were Tuesday evening guests in
A quirky recipe for quick two egg cookies with dates and crispy cereal is shared by Mrs. Ken Erickson of Minneapolis. The item shifts to a local note about mislaid clothes, then broad energy promotion urging gas as the home’s primary heat and power source with safety tips, candles, insulation, and the Lake Mead joke.
The Hardin County Farmers Union will meet Tuesday October 15 at 8 p.m. in the Buckeye Community Building to nominate officers for the annual November election. Featured speaker Dwight Barton State Farmers Union secretary will discuss the Shaft Plan.
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