Don’t Scatter Rubbish Warns City Residents
A local notice urges residents to avoid litter as they travel to the dump and suggests burning refuse when taking it to dumping grounds. It acknowledges widespread guilt in these practices.
05 Aug 1949
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Hardin County Index
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1949
Page
1
A local notice urges residents to avoid litter as they travel to the dump and suggests burning refuse when taking it to dumping grounds. It acknowledges widespread guilt in these practices.
The Eldera Newspapers note the resignation of E. I. Rosenberger from the county extension director post with regret. Known as a skilled PR man, Rosenberger valued informing the public and recording news clearly for newspapers and farmers. Best wishes accompany his move to Pocahontas on September 15.
A proposed air strip at the Training School with Eldora and state cooperation aims to boost aviation. The plan includes a 3400 foot runway and shelter house, city maintenance of the runway and a telephone, and coordinated participation to revive local flying activity once Emmert’s aviation legacy is considered.
The piece notes a twin-engine transport used by commercial airlines and that the Emmert air port transfer to Iowa Falls disappointed aviation supporters. It suggests the Training School strip could fuel a comeback, praising Mayor Nyquist for pushing airport facilities and keeping Eldora linked to vital air travel amid future developments.
Local note about radio reception issues and inability to pick up St. Louis-Brooklyn games. Hardin County Fair features Iowa Falls day on Aug 17 with LF band. Fall Festival reciprocity discussed. Eldora to see three business changes this month and Union diamond jubilee plans with a 1000-pound beef barbecue on Sept 4-5. Mentions Edgington avenue blinkers and a humorous fisherman table of round numbers.
A column reflects on teens vacation ideas stirring pride in hometowns, notes budget hearings for schools and libraries, and shifts to religious devotion. It ponders John Noyes Oneida ideas, the value of church, and ends with praising God for providence and mercy.
Miss Mary Butterfield elected assistant principal and Miss Ella McDonald as intermediate teacher for Eldora schools 1884 85. Burglars hit Hubbard stores Strother Milner W H Chilson. J Hulbert joins John W Farwell Chicago. Nora Boylan to teach Fort Morgan Colorado. New brick buildings 22 by 75 feet. Rumors of new stores Petty in same room as millinery. Frazier shifts to mail delivery. Dr Fannon guest speaker at Congregational church. Harned donates cemetery strip. Berlin church earns landmark status. Steamboat Rock cold storage foundation laid. Oats yield 15 40 bushels. USW Red Cross busy aiding service men. Gov Herring speaks at S O V picnic.
Father L V McDonouc pastor announces Masses at St Marys Church eight and ten a m on Sundays and 7 30 a m on weekdays Confessions are Saturday at four and seven p m Thirteen Hours devotion is set for Sunday August 7 Ambrose McAvoy of Hampton will hear confessions Saturday starting at 3 and 7 p m Masses Sunday remain eight and ten a m Father McAvoy will administer the Blessed Eucharist Family prayer visits to church follow the posted schedule Closing devotions at eight p m
Eldora Cub Scouts, den mothers and parents gathered at the city park for a picnic and monthly pack meeting on Thursday evening. A softball game and treasure hunt preceded badges awarded to Charles Van Patter for the wolf badge and arrowheads and to Tommy Flickinger for the wolf badge and arrowheads. The program featured a leaf study, rope whipping demonstration, a lesson, and a humorous song led by Don LaVelle, with David Taylor winning first and Jimmy Flickinger second in the treasure hunt.
County Superintendent M. Albers reports state aid totaling 1189.37 for Hardin county standard schools for the 1948 49 year based on daily attendance about four dollars per pupil. The distribution covers Alden numbers 4 6 11 13. Concord 5. Ellis 2 5. Etna 7. Robertson. Hardin 4 5 6 12. Sherman 2 6 7. Tipton 2. Gifford 0 002 with various aid amounts listed.
Electric company office has returned to its former location in the company building east of the courthouse. The temporary site at the former Eureka restaurant is being remodeled for Riggert's paint and wallpaper store use.
Rev. Ralph B. Imes, pastor, announces Sunday school at ten o'clock for all classes through high school. No church service is scheduled until August 28 due to the pastor's vacation.
July license records list Francis Krueger of Hubbard and Patricia Lee Gran tow of Iowa Falls. Marvin Jacobs and Virginia West of Des Moines also tied to July 30. Donald E. Ames, 28, and Barbara Colleen Crosser, 17, of Eldora received licenses the same day.
Old sale bill from 1849 printed in Laurenceburg Illinois News reappears. It details sale of farm goods and enslaved people for a move to Oregon Territory with cash terms and a Kentucky home near Versailles. Names included J L Moss and Bob Connell as surety, with specifics on livestock tools and household items.
The Hardin county board of review Saturday evening finished its work and adjourned. It processed about 375 protests and made perhaps 200 other corrections and changes. In most cases valuations were lowered with only about twenty five raised. A group of workers in the county assessors office is now applying the changes ordered by the board.
A parade of vehicle purchases includes Otis Sampson Radcliffe Buick Mr and Mrs George Radahl Hubbard Ford Hilmer K Krause Eldora Dodge Herman Strathe Hubbard Oldsmobile Louise F Sailer Alden Chevrolet Leonard Franka Iowa Falls H A Tietz Eldora Dodge Waldemar Below Hubbard Ford Fred J Beeham Ackley Hudson R R Gaard Radcliffe Buick Ralph Volk Steamboat Rock Ford George W Plowman Iowa Falls Ford truck V D Schweiger Iowa Falls Pontiac Leo Chaplin Iowa Falls Chevrolet Clarence Pieper Iowa Falls Studebaker Jenette Rason Ackley Plymouth John Trepkes Ackley Chevrolet truck Walter Eller Hubbard Kaiser Fred F Hall Iowa Falls Dodge Wilmer Broer Radcliffe Ford truck
Curtis Goodell son of Mr and Mrs Bert Goodell, injured Monday afternoon last week in a tractor accident, is reported improving at Eldora hospital and is now able to sit in a chair.
Mr and Mrs Fred Wehrman learned Monday of the birth of a daughter to their son and wife Mr and Mrs Robert Wehrman of Jacksonville Florida. The infant weighed 6 lb 14 oz and has been named Linda Kay.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.