Eldora Prepares for Cedar Falls Showdown with Teachers
Eldora High meets Teachers High of Cedar Falls in the Cedar League opener as coach Jim McLeran seeks a strong start after two non conference wins. Key players include quarterback Ike Allbee, halfback Dick Holmes, and receiver Bob Taylor, with linemen Stone Hubbard Lyman Montz and Mitchell anchoring the line.
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Eldora Teachers
Hubbard—Le Schateberg
Lyman
Wilcox Mitchell
Warmsley
Fagg—-O Waters
Montz
Ochler
Broer
D. Schatzberg
Stone
RE Liewellen Albee
Taylor Anderson
Holmes Wagner—Siderapport
Harrington
FB Mall
Jim McLeran
Eldora Grid
Cedar Falls
Teachers High
Garet Olson
Eldora
Traer
Eldora Ag
Tigers
Tama
Nashua
Dick Holmes
Holmes
Bob Taylor
Truman Hall
Clarance de Happart
Tiger
McLeran
Dale DeVaults
Dick Camp
Ike”Allbee
Allbee
Edwin “Beep” Anderson
Kenny Wagner
Roger Harrington
Dick Stone
Jim Hubbard
Jim Lyman
Marvin Eroere
Max Montz
George Fagg
Orlan Mitchell
Gary Parker
Harold Crippen
Gary Button
Dan Callahan
Will Confer Degree at Eldora Masonic Lodge
The Eldora Masonic lodge will confer the Master Mason degree at a special communication Wednesday evening.
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Eldora Masonic Lodge
Eldora Edges LaPorte City 18-7 Behind Late TD Burst
Eldora unleashed a three touchdown surge in the final period to beat LaPorte City 18-7 at home. Jam Anderson sparked the comeback with a 25 yard TD run and a key interception, as Harrington Wagner and Wagner added ground scoring support and Sapp’s drop kick was wide. The Tigers defense tightened after a first half stalemate to secure their first home win of the season.
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Eldora
LaPorte City
Berey
Howver LaPorte
Anderson
Kullmer
Marv Priske
Arnold Harting
Roger Harrington
Orange
LaPorte
Tiger
Tigers
Kenny Sapp
Harrington
Kenny Wagner
Leatherman
Mary Priske
Dick Stone
Eldorans
Harold Strodecker
Lawvell
McLelan
Taa Paorte
Priske
Harting
Ken Sapp
Wagner
Ike Allbee
Sapp
Barrington
Sappy
Two New Petitions Filed in Court Here
Two petitions were filed in district court late last week. George Potgeter of Steamboat seeks $111 from Roy Walton of Hubbard on a merchandise account. Ruby Lyon of Steamboat Rock seeks separate support and maintenance for herself and her twin daughters, claiming cruel treatment and asking custody and a restraining injunction. The Lyons were married in Oskaloosa in 1922 and have two grown daughters. Plaintiffs are represented by Ady Butler and Lundy.
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George Potgeter
George Potgeter Co. F
Steamboat
Roy Walton
Hubbard
Ruby Lyon
Steamboat Rock
Floyd
Lyon
Keokuk County
Iowa
Lyons
Oskaloosa
1 Ady, Butler and Lundy
Church Ends Summer Sunday Services, Adds Evening Time
The Congregational church canceled eight Sunday morning summer services and plans to resume next year. Starting October 15 a Sunday evening service at 9:30 will be held in the church chapel.
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The
Congregational Church
Hardin County Enlistees List Names for Services
Recruiting centers in Des Moines list two Hardin county enlistees. Robert W. Carter of Union joined the air force last Wednesday while Arthur D. Mannetter 22 of Hubbard signed as an army recruit on Thursday.
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Hardin
Des Moin
Hardin County
Robert W. Carter
Union
Air Force
Arthur D. Mannetter
Hubbard
Army
Pine Lake Conference Sets Dec 5 9 Tourney Dates
Meeting Thursday night at New Providence set Dec 5 through 9 as the dates for the annual Pine Lake basketball tournaments Hubbard will again host. Lloyd Simester of Steamboat Rack was elected president for 1950 51 Bryan Storr Owasa superintendent and girls coach was named vice president and A H Brauer Hubbard superintendent was re elected secretary treasurer.
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New Providence
Pine Lake
Hubbard
Lloyd Simester
Steamboat Rack
Bryan Storr
Owasa
A. H. Brauer
Juniors Seek 15th Win In Opener At Home
Eldora's junior high grid eleven aims for a 15th straight win against Grundy Center at 7:30 p.m. Coach Al Jacobs fields eight returning lettermen led by Priske Vasey Lewis Lyman Crandall Prosser Bekemeier Callahan Lyman Reece Huehn or Walters. Five other home games are set with Reinbeck and Ackley on the slate. 25 cent admission.
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Eldora
Grundy Center
Fairgrounds
al Jacobs
Little Tigers
Lawrence Priske
Bob Vasey
Eldon Lewis
Jerry Lyman
Bill Crandall
Phil Prosser
K. Don Bekemeier
Clyde Callahan
Frank Lyman
Jerry Reece
Kelvin Huehn
Gary Walters
Little Tiger
Grundy
Reinbeck
Ackley
New Providence Nine Wins 4-2 Over Owasa
New Providence scored three runs in the bottom of the first, then added an insurance run in the sixth when Frank Cook hit the only homer of the game. Owasa tallied twice in the final frame as N. Prov held on for a 4-2 victory. Line scores show Owasa 0.00 0 0 2 2 and New Providence 0.30 0 0 4 4.
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NEW Providence
New Providences
Owasa
Frank Cook
Bowman
Fritzel
Granzow
Harris and
Liston
Hardin Nines Win Openers in Diamond Sectionals First Round
Radcliffe and Hubbard win openers as Iowa high school fall baseball sectionals begin. Hubbard beats Williams 8 to 5 in a game marked by errors while Radcliffe overwhelms Owasa 18 to 1. Doering and Tintjer combine on the Hubbard win. Silvest paces Radcliffe with a three hit game and Dubberke belts a triple for Radcliffe. A possible semi final pit Radcliffe against Hubbard under lights. A separate note reports Howard W Dickerson, 16, captured in Milan, Missouri for car theft linked to a De Soto recovered from Glen Crippen. Hardin county holds Dickerson for return.
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Radcliffe
Hardin County
Hubbard
Victorica
Iowa
Williams
Owasa
Arvene Doering
Walt Tintjer
Doering
Tintjer
Halfpop
Radcliffe Shell
Ray Silvest
Jack Bowman
Fred Fritzel
Larry Dubberke
Cardinals
Harlan Kuhfus
Blairsburg
McCallsburg
Rhe Radcliffe
Radcliffe Silvest and
Harestad
Oqwasa
Bowman
Fritzel
Davenport
Howard W Dickerson
Story City
Milan
de Soto
Glen Crippen
Missouri
Dickerson
Crippen
Eldora
Cook's Blow Secures N Prov 7-5 Semi Final Win
Clemons New Providence defeated Liscomb 7-5 to reach the Iowa fall sectional diamond tournament semi finals. Frank Cook delivered the game winning double with the bases loaded in the top of the final frame, driving in two runs as New Providence trailed 4-3 earlier. Carroll Herndon earned the win with a three hit outing and 13 strikeouts. Cook and Lawrence Lawler added doubles and a single. The Hardin County team advances to face Clemons in the semifinal. Governor’s Conference invitation extended to M Z Albers for Des Moines recreation workshop.
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Clemons
New — Providence
Liscomb
Frank Cook
New Providence
Cook
Carroll Herndon
Lawrence Lawler
Providence
Hardin County School
Govenor
Z. Albers
Hardin County
Wildlife Club Explores Selling Deer From City Park
The Pine Lake Wildlife Club considers selling the Eldora city park herd including one buck six older does one yearling doe and two fawns as tenants no longer welcome on city property. Club plans discuss sale at the Wednesday meeting on Sept 27.
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Pine Lake
Park dedication postponed to spring by Pine Lake club
The Hudson Memorial park dedication planned for fall by Pine Lake Wildlife Club has been delayed until next spring. Directors say arranging a satisfactory program this year would be difficult and time is needed to complete all arrangements.
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Hudson Memorial Park
Pine Lake Wildlife Club
State funds to Hardin treasurer include homestead credit and soldiers' exemptions
Money received from the state comptroller by Hardin county treasurer on Saturday totals 99,129 in homestead credit refunds and 9,181 in soldiers' exemptions, reflecting ongoing state aid disbursements to county taxpayers.
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Hardin County
Auto Mishap Near Eldora Injures Two Passengers
A collision two miles east of Eldora Sunday evening injured two passengers. C W Haase of Eldora driving west stopped for hogs, rear ending by a Norris car driven by Guy Norris. Mrs F J Norris aged 68 suffered a broken toe and finger, Mrs H B Ayers aged 78 a broken nose. Haase and spouse uninjured. Damages: Haase 1950 Dodge about 150 dollars. Norris Chevrolet about 100 dollars.
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No. 47
Eldora
C. W. Haase
Haase Auto
Guy B. Norris
F. J. Norris
H. B. Ayers
Norris
Guy Norris
Haase
Meeting of Waterlon district dental group at Pine Lake
About 60 persons attended the Waterlon district dental group meeting at Pine Lake Country Club last Wednesday. Dr. H. W. Stonbrook and Mrs. Stonbrook of Eldora supervised arrangements. A clinic by three dentists featured the program with Dr. Harry I. Wilson, state secretary, in attendance. Dr. J. W. Schlamp of Eldora was named state meeting delegate and Dr. E. W. Burke was an alternate. The group shared lunch at the country club. The dental auxiliary toured the Training School in the morning and enjoyed a buffet lunch at Pine Lake lodge. Mrs. Katharine Piper spoke after meetings. Dental assistants joined the auxiliary for lunch and attended the clinic. Mrs. Winnifred Putnam of Eldora was elected treasurer.
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Waterlon District Dent
Pine Lake Country Club
H. W. Stonbrook
Eldora
Harry I. Wilson
J. W. Schlampp
E. W. Burke
Country Club
Mornin
Pine Take Lodge
Katharine Piper
Winnifred Putnam
Lay Tile drains Pine Lake club project
Members of Pine Lake Wildlife Club Sunday completed laying a tile drain to carry off water from the basement.
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Pine Lake Wildlife Club
Melton seeks divorce in district court over cruel treatment
Merlin J. Melton of Eldora files a petition for divorce from Marjorie M. Melton in district court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple were married in Yuma Arizona on April 24, 1948 and have one child.
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Melton
Merlin J. Melton
Eldora
Marjorie M. Melton
Creal
Yuma
Ariz
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Ed. V. Price & Co
McVeety Cleaners & Tailors
Eldora, Iowa
N. Proy
Simplicity
Astoria
Tate
China
Patterns of
Syracuse
Tion
Dickson
Wildlife Club
Herald-Index
Herald - Index Printers
Eldora’s
EH & W
Judy Palmer
Cleveland
Woodwards
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