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Newspaper
Hardin County Index
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1969
Page
4
Ray Andrews of New Providence sustains severe cuts and fingertip injuries after a lawn mower mishap Friday. He returns home after a two day stay at Mary Creeley Hospital. Open house Friday at United Church of Christ to view Vacation Bible School work.
The 4 & 8S service group of Legionnaires in Hardin, Marshall and Tama counties bought the baby beef from David Lloyd at the Hardin County Fair livestock auction Friday. The calf will support a nurse training sponsorship and a August 17 charity giveaway. Three girls currently hold interest-free loans for training, with members Dale Lawless, Dean Luhman, and Gene Foster pictured with the calf.
Wellsburg pastor Rev Harold Hollander will lead Sunday worship at the First Christian Reformed Church. Sunday School is at 10:00 a.m.. morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Rev Wolbrink to conduct a classical? alament at the First Reformed Church of Aplington. Ben Aykes, Adie Althoff, and Mrs. Lindaman listed as patients in local hospitals.
Pastor Rev Darrel G Smith leads morning worship at 945 am with junior and senior fellowship. Evening service follows at 7:45 pm. Sunday school is at 10:30 am with another morning worship service.
Mrs George Butler and Mrs Merle Butler with the Knotts from Clemons called on Mrs Wilcox and Marshalltown on Sunday evening.
A fragmented notice from August 13, 1860, records individuals including Bard Miller of New Providence, Mrs Lean Neher, Kenneth Adams of Lisvomh, and mentions Sunday priests at a local residence. The readable text preserves names and a date but lacks clear actions or places.
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