Kids Enter Egg Coloring Contest Across Many Counties
A sponsor led an egg coloring contest attracting entries from fourteen Hardin County communities and distant towns such as Onslow Gladbrook Iowa LaGrange Illinois and Steamboat Rock. Read names and ages of dozens of young participants across multiple towns, including Frank Norris 10 Karen Bright 9 Eloise Chaney 11 Marvin Noren 10 and many more.
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Mideye
Hérald-Index
Hardin County
Onslow
Gladbrook
Iowa
LaGrange
Eldora
Frank Norris
Karen Bright
Eloise Chaney
Marvin Noren
Joyce Swaim
Ruth Swaim
Mark Gulick
Carnelhia Evans
Ruth Choate
Sharon Poppe
Mary Bistlemth Steinfeldt
Bett
Janie Reed
Billy ‘Pyle
Aen
Jiames Schueller
Sheldon
Ann Longenecker
Jane Schumacher
Larry Pemberton
Donna Pemberton
Billy Imes
Lois Swaim
Lynne Dornsbach
Anne Dornsbach
Rachel Berry
Donald Berry
Denny Higgason
Jerry Higgason
Lucille Ziesmah
Kay Smith
Joan Kramer
Larry Teske
C. Creps
Jean Button
Uarry Norton
Bette Butegon
Suzanne Cote
Sandra Schwebke
Dixie DeVault
Paul Albright
Bernard Albright
Sherry Parker
Rosemary Bavender
Jean Elerding
Ffusie
Brady
Jeanice Arcasgen
Melvin Jeske
Robert Crur
Wayne Kusserow
Ruffalasey
Nancy Hurtt
Bonnie Albright
Karen Allbee
Warren
Maxine Balvant
Dixie Hurtt
Carolyn Mortis
Ronald Conrad
Roger O'Bryan
Linda Hamm
Hubbard
Marilyn Shelton ' ii
Ronnie Brauer
James L. Eller
Dick Eller
Laverne Maise
Karen Clark
David Kulow
Charlene Boeke
Marilyn Neubauer
Karen Larson
Janet Orgel
Mavis Dreier
Cancer Control Proclamation in Eldora April 1950
City of Eldora proclaims April as Cancer Control Month with Mayor D. M. Nyquist urging citizens to learn essential facts and support the Iowa division of the American Cancer Society in the 1950 Cancer Crusade. The proclamation notes cancer killed about 4,000 Iowans last year and affects roughly half the local families.
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City OF
Eldora
Iowa
American Cancer Society
Catfish Season Opens April 15
The first major fishing season starts at 12:01 a.m. April 15 making catfishing legal in all inland waters. Daily and possession limits are eight, with no minimum length this year and every kept catfish counted. Anglers must hold a 1950 fishing license. frogs cannot be used as bait until May 12. Catfish experts expect angle worms and nightcrawlers to be best bait until warm weather arrives.
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Commission
Dorothy Schwarack Sings With Draka Band On Midwestern Tour
Dorothy Schwarack of Whittens is a member of the 85 piece Draka University concert band. The group will tour Iowa Nebraska and Missouri from April 17 to 21. She plays alto sax with the Des Moines based ensemble.
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Dorothy. Schwarck
Whittens
Draka
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Des Moines
South Hardin Musicians Rated in Contests
Radcliffe high school musicians posted seven first division and eleven second division ratings in a state preliminary contest. Paul Mark earned two superior wins in baritone vocal and cornet solo. Division I placers include Ruth Christiansen French horn Lor raine Hinderaker piano brass sextet and clarinet quartet. Division II ratings went to mixed quartet trio girls sextet and several soloists. Milo Myers Eldora and Mrs. Beverly Baumhover listed as band director and vocal teacher.
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Radcliffe
Paul Mark
Ruth Christiansen
Lorrainé Hinderaker
Mork
Oma Swenson
Marilyn Eller
Charles Reisetter
Rudy Thorsheim
Alvern Ellwood
Clarice Borwick
Vern Schwartz
Lois Elwick
Tboya
Schwartz
Thorsheim
Ellwood
Mark
Zuella Trende
Diane Thorsheim
Phyllis Linn
Mavis Stenberg
Marilyn Lee
John H. Hitler
UNION
Phyllis , Bryant
Lynn Glenney
David Smitherman
Delores Dickenson
Meridean
Hubbard High claims ten top marks in state prelims
Hubbard high school students earned ten first division ratings in the state preliminary music contest, six in instrumental events and four in vocal. Instrumental top performers include Joyce Janssen on clarinet Stan Halfpop on trombone Patsy McCrabb and Shirley Beaupain on alto sax. Superior groups feature the clarinet quartet and the saxophone quartet. In vocal, Ann Ger Tach won Division I, with girls sextet and girls trio, boys quartet and several individual vocalists earning Division I ratings.
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Hubbard
Hubbard High School
Joyce Janssen
Stan Halfpop
Patsy McCrabb
Shirley Beaupain
Joan
Mildred Engelking
Joyce Snider
Don Hornung
Mary Lou Bekemeier
Ann Ger- Tach
Mary Ann Ustermarkt
Anne Larson
Evelyn Kruetzmann
Phyllis Pieper
Betty Engelking
Donna Lou Hanson
Martyn Stole
Dean Henrichs
Allen Thomas
Carl Below
Harold Schnormeier
Arnold Reichneitibnz
Hoxn
T Schnormeierscornet
Marcia Christophers
Ann Larson
Dean Wenricks
Allen
New Providence Vocalists Lead State Preliminary Division
Five of eight New Providence vocal entries reach Division I in the state preliminary contest. Superior boys quartet members are Joe Williams Alan Pogle Phil Rash and Frank Lin Hutchens. Soloists Rash Poole Williams and Phyllis Broer win Division I recognition. Hutchens Zweibhohmer and the girls sextet also place Division TH. Music instructor Frances Altman. Gordon Fouts tuba solo first division, Gary Ridout snare drum first division. Patty Howard soprano second division. Clift Screk bass division I. Trumpet and B flat clarinet quartets and brass chamber group also Division I. Sherman.
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New Providence
New Providence High School
Joe Williams
Alan Pogle
Phil Rash
Franklin Hutchens
soprano and pianist excel at Sheffield contest
Carol Neuenfeldt earned Division I rating on soprano solo at the preliminary contest in Sheffield. Robert Granner also received Division I honors in the piano solo group. Jodr Ward placed in Division II piano solo, Barbara Williams took Division II in contralto solo, and the girls' trio placed well. Margaret Ringold serves as music instructor.
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Owasa
Carol Neuenfeldt
Sheffield
Robert Granner
Jodr Ward
Barbara Williams
Rio
Margaret Ringold
Rose in select group Steamboat Rock vocal soloist
Dick Rose, a baritone soloist, placed in a select group at the Division I music contest held Saturday at Steamboat Rock. The event featured student singers with Marion Wandyk noted as vocal teacher, and no instrumental entries were listed.
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Steamboat Rock
Dick Rose
Ratni
Alvis
Wandy
Tric
Marion ‘Wan Dyk
Steamboat
New District Court Filings Include Divorces and Debts
Four new district court cases feature two divorces from Eldora and Alden, both alleging cruel and inhuman treatment with custody requests. Other actions include back rent of 120 dollars, a landlord's writ of attachment, and judgments sought totaling 260 dollars for promissory notes and auto parts. Attorneys listed are Lundy Butler Lundy and B and B Implement Co.
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Verma O'Neil
Eldora
Theodore E. O'Neil
O'Neil
10Th Street
Lester Perkins
Otis Cook
Peter and
Clarence DeCook
Community Food Market
Herbert. &. Daleske
Tena Daleske
Marlys K. Jean
Alden
Warren O. Jean
Franklin County
Jeanga
Lundy, Butler and Lundy
B and B Implement Co
Clarion
Urban Rieland
Iowa Falls
Henry C. Barger
The
Barger Products Co
Hubbard
Capital City Printing Plate Co
Des Moines
Barger
Divorce Granted In City Court For Christensen Couple
Lillian Christensen was granted a divorce from William Peter Christensen on district day. The decree included a property settlement. Attorney Don Bar Town Falls represented the defendant. Watch Emerald Ledger for Dollar Day bargains. Prices good Wednesday and Thursday.
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Lillian Christensen
William Peter Christensen
Decre Property Settlemen
Don Bar Town Falls
Hemerald- Ledger
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