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Newspaper

Eldora Herald Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1955

Page

2

Follet DeLong Marriage Vows In Methodist Church

Miss Shirley Follett and Jack Rollis DeLong wed at Eldora First Methodist Church in a Sunday ceremony. Nearly 250 guests attended a four tier blue and white reception cake as talks highlighted the couple’s El Dora and Cornell ties. The bride and groom plan a future in Mason City after a Lake Okiboji trip.

Shirley Follett R. C. Follett Eldora Jack Rollis DeLong John DeLong Grinnell John K. Moore Dixie Crosley Jane McKeag George Youtzy Martelle Anthony Terrones Ames Neoma Churchill Des Moines Joan Windelow Mason City Martha Moore Mark Brown Dale Rathjen Tom Wharton Dick Rodgers James Follett Darlene Mann Hazel Wooten Union Shirley Aker Arlene Hartough Cornell College Magon City Marshall and Swift Inc Estherville Solon Methodist Church Kinney Shoe Store Garrett School of Theology Evanston

Mrs Higar Hosts Homemakers Club Guest Night

The Young Homemakers Club met Thursday at Mrs. Virgil Higar home with 11 members. They voted to hold Guest Night on September 23 at the El Dora Community House, with Mrs. Victor Schwarck and Mrs. Don McAllister as hostesses. A social hour followed and refreshments were served.

Young Homemakers Club Virgil Higar Eldora Victor Schwarck Don] McAllister

Mrs Harms Feted On Birthday Wed

A pot luck supper was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Harms on Wednesday September 7 in honor of Will Harms birthday. Attending were C Schulte Clara Harms Alexander Folkerts Hoffman Harros Har MS Len Harms Dean Folkerts Joe Trittien Earl Thoms John Harms Frances Knutson Roy Glen Gladys Kosanke Bill Trampe Wiard Aikes Cleves Eldora Steamboat Rock lists attendees.

Steamboat Rock Will Harms C. Schulte Clara Harms Alexander Hie’ G. Folkerts Rena Hoffman Ben Harros Eric Harms Lena Harms Dean Folk

Follett DeLong Wedding Rehearsal Dinner Hosts

Mr and Mrs R C Follett and James hosted a buffet supper Saturday evening at their home after the Follett DeLong wedding rehearsal at the Methodist church. About thirty guests attended with garden flower arrangements throughout the rooms.

R. C. Follett James Follett-De- Long

Breakfast Club Meets Mrs Cakerice for Morning Social

Mrs I L Cakerice hosted a Thursday morning breakfast at 9 and welcomed guests Mrs C O Griffith of St Louis Missouri and Mrs Raymond Newell. A social morning was enjoyed by Breakfast Club members.

I. L. Cakerice C.O. Griffith St. Louis Raymond Newell

Community Event Calendar Highlights Local Groups

The coming events section lists meetings and activities for T. T. Club Mrs Hazel New ays Young Mothers Club Rebekah Lodge 144 Tuesday Bridge Club B P W Blanche and Ethel's Tea Room Junior Legion Auxiliary Band Boosters Club Congralonsl Womans Fellowship luncheon United Circle Baptist church St Marys Altar and Rosary Fortnightly Club Bridge Group Clay Township Womens Extension Needlecraft Club Double 4 500 Club Womens Missionary Society Eldora Farm Bureau tea and officers Farm Bureau service class Baptist church St Marys Study Club Mother Cabrina Study Club D A R Open Fire Chapter Blanche Ethel s Girl Scout Leaders meeting and Des Moines visit by Agnes Ernwine with Cloyd Level

Ays Young Mothers Club E. W. Burke Rebekah Lodge L. <. Welsh Blanche Ethel Junior Legion Auxiliary Legion Club United Circle Baptist Church C. E. Smith Charles Schafer Clay Township Women's Claus Primus Hee A. R Julian Mulford Clara Raske Women's Missionary Society Christian Church F. J. Relgles Blanche and

Eldora Flower Show Displays 71 Entries

Eldorn Woman's Club held a second Flower Show at the Congregational church on Friday Sept 9 with 71 entries. Mrs Caffee chaired the show and judges from Radcliffe evaluated numerous colorful displays across classes from Christmas arrangements to fall baskets. Junior department debuted with teen entries and multiple clubs presented themed table settings. Over 175 people attended as registration was led by Wheeler and Setchell, with candy sales by Bailey.

Eldorn Woman's Club Congregational Church Civic Improvement C. Js. Lamb Howard Caffee Aymer Davis Henry Wheeler Kay Setchell Radcliffe John Zimmermann Marvin Marske W. E. Eller Woman's Club St. Patrick's Day Ireland Public Welfare Department Washington American Home II Twentieth Century Club Hospitality Club Eldora Junior Woman's Club Alpha Club Syracuse Hawthorne Club Melanie Rose Henry E. Wheeler K. E. Setchell W. H. Bailey

Roughwoods Society Meets With Mrs Kosanke

Mrs Melvin Kosanke hosted the Roughwoods Cemetery Society meeting for 14 members on Thursday afternoon. Guest Mrs Harold Ziesman attended. Officers were elected: President Mrs Henry Holthins, Vice President Mrs Dale Campbell, Secretary Treasurer Mrs Ed Hollingworth, Flower and Card Committee Miss Blanche Radolph. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for Oct 13 with Miss Blanche Radolph as hostess.

Melvin Kosanke Roughwoods' Cemetery Society Harold Ziesman Henry Holthins Dale Campbell Ed Holelingworth Blanche Radolph Koafeer

Eldora Social Notes Show Busy Visits Across States

Mrs Mable Janes and Miss Lualla Jones of Hawthorne Canada visit in Jorn at Ralph Corrells and with Vern Janes family in Vinton. Gertrude Crestin of St Louis visits Eldora cousin R R Thach. Ibach travels to Marshalltown. Wives and guests gather at Vigars home for outdoor supper. Several trips to Mason City Minneapolis Cedar Rapids and Kansas City noted among residents and visitors.

Mable Janes Lu' Alla Jones Hawthorne Canif Jorn Ralph Correll Vinton Janes Vern Janes Gertrude Crestin St. Louis Eldora R. R. Thach Ibach Marshalltown Robert Wells Wichita Kan Neil Judah Washington, D. C W. C. Vigars Cedar Rapids Kansas City Wells Vigars J. H. Pardon Peggy Jack Waverly Bill Vigars Byram Jimmie Arlie Williams Leslie Pieters Bernice Brown Mary Lou Brown Earl Olsen Gettysburg M. D M. D. Stilley Ethel Gorton Jean Orne Everett Wash Gorton Wilbur Barnard Barnard Minneapolis Minn Margaret Pitt Ace Robinson Clem Crosser Zack Comstock Bert Stokley Union Emmet Stokley Barry L. Reece R. A Fort Carson Colorado Harry Straight Newell Carl Halweg Sioux City Walt Reinert David Smitherman Cpl Korea United States Kenneth McClain Des Moines Duane McClain Lena Colyn Peter Overdyke C. J. Piper Backbone State Park Strawberry Point Everett Krominga Hobbie Ann David Karen Dennis San Fernando Calif Krominga B. B. Krominga Frank Krominga Waterloo Bill West Cynthia Traer Sam Estes Gifford Joan Cross Harold Cooper

Pleasant Chapel Society Dinner Bazaar Plans

The Pleasant Chapel Cemetery Society met Thursday afternoon in Hubbard at the home of Mrs Wayne Welch with co host Mrs Wendell Sayer. Forty attended the potluck dinner. Business followed with plans for a dinner and bazaar to be held Friday Oct 21. The afternoon included needlework for the bazaar. The next meeting will be a pot luck dinner at the church hosted by Mrs Clark Norman Mrs Cecil Rogers and Mrs Alice Palmer.

Pleasant Chapel Cemetery Society Hubbard Wayne Welch Wendell Sayer Clark Norman Cecil Rogers Alice Palmer

Girl Scout Troop 3 Elect New State Officers

Girl Scout Troop 3 met after school Thursday September 8 in the Girl Scout room. Officers for the new year were elected: chairman Sus an Willig, secretary Patty Kosanke, and president Julie Shade.

Susan Willig Patty Kosanke Julie Shade

Cordes Hosts Royal Neighbors Meeting in Hubbard

The Royal Neighbors regular meeting convened Thursday evening at Mrs. A. J. Cordes home in Hubbard with eleven members present. A social hour followed the business session and refreshments were served by the hostess. Roxy Dunn will host the next meeting on October 13.

Royal Neighbors Hubbard A. J. Cordes Roxy Dunn

Eastern Star Holds First Fall Meeting

The first stated E S meeting after summer was held Wednesday Sept 7 with good attendance. Pro tem officers from Iowa Falls and Eldora were Flossie Cummings Gertrude Beuhmder Ruby Coonradi and John Essign. Mrs Lillian Weaver spoke on her Charlotte N C visit and gifts received. Boone Home Building fund drive success and new furnace installation noted. Refreshments were served after by local members.

E. S Electa Ruth Flossie Cummings Gertrude Beuhmder Iowa Falls Ruby Coonradi John Essign Eldora Ascension Lillian Weaver Union Charlotte N. C North Carolina Shelby Clemons Worthy Patton Boone Home Eldora Masonic Don LaVelle Claude Ptander C. T. Schimmele

Blue Star Mothers Meet With Mrs Pence and Guests

The Blue Star Mothers gathered Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mrs Nora Pence and Mrs Ada Schwark. Fourteen members and one guest Mrs Geo Platts attended. Cards were signed for sick members and a card plus donation were sent to Martin Owings. Hospital chair Mrs Gene Richardson reported six pairs of bed slippers and 10 pounds of carpet rags sent to Knoxville Veterans Hospital in August. A social hour, carpet rag sewing, and refreshments followed. The next meeting is Oct 13 with hostesses Mrs Gene Richardson and Mrs Clint Johnson.

Blue Star Nora Pence Ada Schwark Geo.’ Platts Martin Owings Gene Richardson Veterans Hospital Knoxville Clint Johnson

Clay Township Ladies to Hold Tea Friday

The Clay Township Farm Bureau women will hold their organizational tea Friday Sept. 16 at 2 pm in the home of Mrs. Glaus Primus. All Clay township ladies are invited.

Clay Township Farm Bureau Glaus Primus Clay Township

Mrs. Davis Hosts Cemetery Society Meeting

The Eldora Cemetery Society met Thursday at Mrs. John Davis home with co host Mrs. Carl Willig. Eighteen members attended. A social hour followed with refreshments provided by the hostesses. The next meeting is set for September 22 with Mrs. Nora Mitchell and Mrs. Belle Hall as hostesses.

Eldora Cemetery Society John Davis Carl Willig Nora Mitchell Belle Hall

Lawn Hill Social Roundup Includes Visits and Events

Lawn Hill residents hosted and visited over several days with neighbors and relatives. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Blair and Paul, Bobby Christiansen, Mr. and Mrs. Leon ard Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Norman, Mr. Lea Oestrich, and Inez Broer among others. A miscellaneous shower for Miss Judy Rie kena was held at Mrs. Martyn Winter home. The Lawn Hill Ladies Aid meets Sept 14 at Mrs. Floyd Beasley’s home. Ray Teske hosted a steak fry with Alfred Bates and Keith Overton families from Des Moines and other guests visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Teske and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hoffman. A Florida and Georgia trio, the Diller families, visited Alfred Bates and Overton households.

Leonard Blair Paul Kenneth Blair Bobby Christiansen Awn Falls Clark Norman Lea Oestrich Hubbard Inez Broer Clair Clingerman Judy Riekena Ray Trout Eldora Herman Hoffman E. E. Diller Panama City Fla Diller Cochran,Ga Alefred Bates Keith Overton Des Moines Alfred Bates

Community notes and visits around Ottumwa area

Mrs Adrian Bachman spent Tuesday at the Beasley home. Basil and Adrian Bachman helped Floyd Beasley build a garage. Beasley was a dinner guest at the dormitory Sunday. Funeral attendees from the community joined Thomas Richard Bogue’s family. Several families visited Hawthorns and Schellings in Des Moines and Des Moines bound trips. A picnic honored Paul Hoffman and Carl Wickert birthdays. Twenty three rural Farm Bureau ladies toured Des Moines visiting Capitol Coca Cola WHO and Colonial Bakery.

Adrian Bachman Floyd Beasley Basil Thomas Richard Bogue Carl Bogue Leo Hutchens Earl Hutchens Hampton Kenneth Schelling Harold Norris Terry Ottumwa Paul Hoffman New Providence Carl Wickert Hubbard Clarence Chantrill Steamboat Rock Earl Cockerham Ackley Farm Bureau Des Moines Capitol Coca Cola Register and Tribune WHO Radio and TV l Colonial Bakery

Proof of Will Notice in Hardin County Iowa

Notice from District Court to all to be heard on September 1, 1955 at Eldora Court House regarding Cecil Way's will. Clerk Fred L. Miller issues the hearing date for proof of the will in standard probate procedure.

Iowa Hardin County Cecil Jem Eldora Cowl Fred L. Miller

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Higar Homemakers Club Whitten Methodist Church Mrs. Harms Mrs. Cakerice T. T. Club Hazel New Agnes Ernwine Mrs. Cloyd Level Margaret Berg Aylmer Davis W. E. Elfor Marvin, Marske Ed Stull Frances Meeker Robert Quick L. R. Soli John, Zimmermann Maryin Marske Roughwoods Soc. Met Kosanke Guns Game Bell Pleasant Chapel Girl Scout Mrs. Cordes Eastern Star Mrs. Pence Clay Mrs. Davis Cemetery Lawn Hill Fyrone Power Sgt Maher Pres Eisenhower Gen. Pershing Bradley van Fleet West Point Maureen O'Hara New Grand Theatre Vistavision Phebeel THOR FBI O'Hara-Quinn Gen. Persbing Cousins McNarney Stratemeyer Tyrone Power Ginemascope Cm Technicolor South American Republic UT As Nood 15Th Edgington Troy StuDios Haggin & Wilson Gifford W. 5. C Chiropractic L. R. Sol Chiropractor Eldora, Iowa Herald & Index Eldora Newspapers
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