Hardin County Tigers Begin 1952 Grid Drills
Eldora's Hardin County Tigers prepare for the 1952 season starting Monday under coach Jim McLeran. 7:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. drills through Friday with morning sessions Saturday. Roster includes 12 letterwinners and 50候 candidates. key veterans in the forward wall and backfield, new transfer Ken Collins adds weight, and quest for quarterback and center spots begins. Nonleague games at Iowa Falls Sept. 12 plus Cedar League foes. new equipment purchases include 14 helmets and 33 white uniforms with 11 black jerseys for away games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Gridiron Gladiators
Jim McLeran
Tiger Aggregation
Roger Harrington
Ken Wagner
Gary Button
Frank Lyon
Chuck Crandall
Dan Callahan
Lloyd Draper
Harold Crippen
Jim Foster
Jim Hubbard
Bill Bauer
Bill Cleveland
Jerry Lyman
Ken Collins
Tama
Collins
McLeran
Tiger
Bob Bateson
Jerry Hodgson
Bill Crandall
Jerry
Popeye” Reece
K. Don’ Bekemeier
Jim Larson
Dave Taylor
Phil Prosser
Jim Saylor
Clyde Callahan
Jerry Cleveland
Eldon Lewis
Reece
Callahan
Saylor
Cleveland
Lewis
Bekemeier
LaPorte City
Reinbeck
Grundy Center
Ackley
Nevada
Tigers
Ankeny smothers Radcliffe in wild 13-5 game
Ankeny smothered Radcliffe 13 to 5 in a Tuesday night contest that featured three home runs including a grand slam by Glen Kuhfus. Radcliffe led 3-0 early before Kuhfus tied it with a homer in the third and another in the fourth, while Ankeny tallied seven in the sixth as Mabie departed, with Dubberke finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe
John Deere
Ankeny
Rad
Glen Kuhfus
Kuhfus
Howard Swenson
Max Mabie
Mabie
Larry Dubberke
Dubberke
Dean Erbes
Rhe Ankeny
Stadeliffe
Gormley
Graneville
D. Topp
Fire Sunday In Legion Tourney At Pine Lake Country Club
The Walter Sayer Post American Legion golf tournament will be held Sunday at Pine Lake Country Club with entries taken 8 to 10 a.m. Top prize is the traveling commander's trophy. Defending champion is Bill Bramwell of Eldora. Handicaps depend on years won. former winners add one stroke per year with the cup. Leo F. Wolcott has a nine stroke handicap. The cup was presented in 1928 by G Decker French, then commander of the Iowa department.
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Walter Sayer
American Legion
Pine Lake Country
Bill Bramwell
Eldora
Leo F. Wolcott
G. Decker French
Towa
Resume Action Here Tonight Softball Opener Set
Softball league action, postponed by the Hardin county fair, aims to resume on the local diamond tonight with Southside Marathon facing Steamboat Rock in the opener and Union meeting VFW in the nightcap. Schedule next week runs Monday to Wednesday with Friday moved to Wednesday due to Eldora Kiddies Days. key matchups include Union versus FFA and Standard Oil against Steamboat Rock.
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Southside Marathon
Steamboat Rock
Union
VFW
Eldora
FFA
Standard Oil
Cashway
Iowa Electric Meeting Union
Bancroft
Radcliffe
Liscomb
Steamboat Roc Union
WNW
Iowa Electric
Eldora to Join Iowa School Civil Defense Program
Eldora will participate in a state wide civil defense curriculum for all public schools in Iowa next year. Supt F K Schmidt said local officials will work with county civil defense leaders to teach self preservation without fear, aligning with plans studied from other states and stressing readiness for warfare or disasters.
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Eldora
Iowa
F. K. Schmidt
Jessie M. Parker
Midgets Tie in Liscomb Rematch Slated Monday
Eldora's Midgets baseball team travels to Liscomb for a re match with the host nine. The clubs just met last Monday ending 2-2 in the fifth inning when darkness halted play.
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Eldora
Liscomb
Whitten Advances to semi finals in loop baseball tourney
Whitten moved into the Central Iowa league baseball tournament semi finals with a 6 to 4 win over State Center. The Hardin county contenders surged early with three runs in the first and three more in the fourth inning to take the lead. Dumne Peterson pitched 11 hit ball for Whitten, striking out 11 with two walks as Whitten outlasted State Center 6 to 4.
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Marshalltown
Whitten
State Center
South Hardin County
Don Hauser
Dan Yordy
Keith Holeman
Hauser
Yordy
Roger Peters
Bob Paul
Peters
Dwight Long
Long
Marion Rue
Dumne Peterson
Whitten Hill
Ey Whitten
Kurtz Wolcott Win Stag Golf Event
Glenn Kurtz and Harrison Wolcott both fired nine hole 34s to win the stag golf event at the local Country club. Special recognition to groundskeeper Ed Tresemer for laying out a new course. Prizes went to C Q Rubow Glen Miller and Dr D W Deardorff. Rubow had the high score 58 Miller used 10 extra strokes on number four for high prize and Deardorff shot two strokes on number nine for low prize.
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Glenn Kurtz
Harrison Wolcott
Ed Tresemer
Tresemer
C. QO. Rubow
Glen Miller
D. W. Deardorff
Rubow
Miller
Deardorff
Collect $38,920 From Fish, Game Law Violators
State Conservation Commission reports last year 1,731 convictions from 1,739 prosecutions for Iowa fish and game violations. Fines assessed July 1, 1952 totaled $38,920.50 with $5,518 suspended, funds allocated to county school systems. Three hundred jail days served. November fines were high during pheasant, duck and quail seasons.
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Iowa
Mrs Smiths March Visit to Relatives in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Claude Smith and children Claude NT and Rachael visited Marion on Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Merrill Smith. They plan visits in Cedar Rapids with Mr and Mrs D L McConnell, formerly of Eldora. Mr Smith will go to Cedar Rapids Sunday and the family will return home with him.
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Claude Smith
Claude NT
Rachael
Marion
Merrill Smith
Cedar Rapids
D. L. McConnell
McConnell's
Eldora
Mr. Smith
Hubbard Aces to Enter All Semi-Pro Tourney at Parkersburg
Hubbard manager Waldo Below states the Aces will compete in an all semi pro tournament at Parkersburg starting Monday. The opponent for the first round had not been confirmed as of press time.
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Hubbard
Parkersburg
Waldo
Hoth to Coach Boys Girls At SR
Edwin Hoth a 1952 graduate of Upper Iowa University will coach boys and girls athletics at Steamboat Rock per superintendent Fred C Nus Hoth will teach social science and lead the physical education program likely with Nus assisting The new coach is a Maynard high school graduate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hoth
Upper Iowa University
Steamboat Rock
Fred C. Nus
Nus
Hoth
Maynard High School
I. O. O. F. Rebekahs Picnic At Eldora City Park
The annual Odd Fellows and Rebekahs picnic will be at Eldora City Park next Sunday August 24 with a cooperative dinner at 1 00. A group from the Odd Fellows home at Mason City will be guests and provide entertainment at the I O O F Hall in the afternoon before refreshments. Members from Iowa Falls Union and Grundy Center lodges are invited with their families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora City Park
Odd Fellows Home
Mason City
Iowa Falls
Union and Grundy Center
STYLE REVUE Continued from page one
A list of participants and winners in a local style revue. Names of groups include Buckeye Boosters Concord Cheerful Chums Etna Homemakers Pleasant Peppy Pals and Sherman Stars. White ribbons were awarded to Pleasant Peppy Teens Union Peppy Pals and others.
United Offers Fire Truck Rides to Promote Safety
United Food Market invites area children to join Hap's Safety Patrol by signing a pledge card at the store. Members receive an official badge and a chance to ride the fire truck on Wednesday from 1 00 to 7 30 P M with Jack Cox driving and an adult on board for safety.
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United Food Market
Hap
Merle Stevens
United
Jack Cox
Hospital Notes Births and Patients List
Hospital notes record patients Eldora Eldora Eldora Carrie Fouts Mrs Russell Balvant Robert Mairs Union Ed Lepley Mrs Hattie Cavana Hubbard Charlotta Walters Rena Hankemeier Steamboat Rock Alfred Bell Mrs Clarence Nipper Harriett Halk Town Falls Charles Nassen Radcliffe Wm Shafer Births Eldora Mrs Raymond Clark boy August 17 Mrs Dale Petty boy August 17 Hubbard Mrs Kenneth Brandt girl August 17
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Eldora
Carrie Fouts
Russell Balvant
Robert Mairs
Union
Ed Lepley
Hattie Cavana
Hubbard
Charlotta Walters
Rena Hankemeier
Steamboat Rock
Alfred Bell
Clarence Nipper
Harriett Halk
Town Falls
Charles Nassen
Radcliffe
Wm. Shafer
Raymond Clark
Dale Petty
Set Decline For Stocking Of Farm Fish Ponds
The State Conservation Commission announces the deadline for stocking farm ponds is September 15. After that date no new applications may be made this year, though applications received during the fair will be accepted. The commission will stock free of charge any farm meeting survival standards.
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State Conservation Commission
The
Conservation Commission
Open House Details at St. Marys Rectory Project
The report covers an Open House showing a sitting room bedroom and bath with a full basement and an auxiliary parish hall. J G Cervetti of Steamboat Rock was general contractor while Tull and Probasco installed heating and plumbing. Other tradesmen supplied flooring carpeting tile wiring and cement. Plans dated 1950 and construction finished in May 1951. The old rectory now houses the Dan J Callahan family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Cervetti
Steamboat Rock
Tull and Probasco
Andrle and
Creps
Riggert's
Stone Electric Company
Clary-Cote Ready Mix
Gifford
St. Mary's
Chas
E. Schafer
M. B. Landon
John Clary
Francis Priske
Harry DeBaggio
Ed Clary
J. H. Kramer
M. J. Leis
T. P. Lawler
Dan J. Callahan
4 H Demonstrations and Longtime Records Highlights
4 H demonstrations list include Peppy Pals Concord Cheerful Chums and Union groups with names such as Carolyn Copeland Barbara Wegner Linda Hadley Aud rey Copeland and Janice Brown. Longtime records cover three years or more of club work with blue ribbons awarded to Concord Cheerful Chums Union Peppy Pals and others. red and white ribbons assigned to Harmony Homerettes Alden Clover Climbers Providence Pearls etna Homemakers and Sherman Stars.
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Carolyn Copeland
Providence Pearls
Barbara Wegner
Concord Cheerful Chums
Linda Hadley
Union Pepny
Janice Brown
Hardin Homerettes
Betty Harless
Audrey Copeland
Alice Hadley
Union Peppy
Gail Primus
Clay Country Cousins
Union
Barbara Grantow
Jackson Tnt
Rosemary Faris
Rosemary Lyon
Brunhild Wegner
Norma Thorsbaaken
Alden
Lois Lepper
Marilyn Tysdahl
All of
Concord
Cheerful Chums
Harriet Lauterbach
Alden Clever
Louise Cockerham
Harmony
Marilyn Ajdinger
Harmony Homerettes
Beth Beecher
Hardin
Tipton
Buckeye
Concord Cheerful
Alden Clover Climb
Etna
Clay Country
Cousins
Sherman
WITH OUR BOYS IN UNIFORM SERVICEMAN HOME
Ale Robert Donaldson of Union arrived Saturday to spend a twenty day leave from Williams Air Force Base at Williams Arizona with his parents Mr and Mrs W J Donaldson Pvt 2 Bernard J Priske U S 55215167 Prov 1933 A P O 872 New York N Y assigned to Europe Pfc Glendon A Mesch son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Mesch has completed basic training at Fort Hood Texas and is en route to service in the European theater His address is Pfc Glendon A Mesch U S 55094326 1938 Pry Co A P Q 872 NY NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Donaldson
Union
W. J. Donaldson
Williams Air Force Base
Williams, Ariz
Europe
Glendon A. Mesch
Alfred Mesch
Fort Hood
Texas
U. S
Pry. Co. A. P. Q
Eldora school hires new teachers and adds agriculture course
A/3e Dick Pettigrew arrives on furlough at Selfridge Air Base to visit Eldora as staff reopens. New instructors Edwin Hoth and Mrs Lillian Brown join social science biology and vocal music English. Returning teachers include Roberts DeVault Stock Meyers Primus Amsberry Norris Stowell. A new agriculture course will be offered this year. Summer repairs upgraded halls corridors classrooms and the heating plant to first class order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hoth
Lillian Brown
Eldora
Thomas A. Roberts
Irena DeVault
William J. Stock
Milo Meyers
Helen Faye Primus
Fern Amsberry
Mildred Norris
Teachers Meeting Saturday at Owasa
Owasa consolidated school announces it will open Monday August 25 with a full faculty led by Supt B M Starr and staff including Clell Busby Frank Angerer Ruth Starr Carol Smith Ettty Tjaden Carrie Anderson Helen Carter Bonnie Crosser Chauncey Crosser Herman Teske Cecil Kinney Rose Reed Wilbert Smith and cooks Mrs Olive Crosser and Mrs Dorothy Newby. A teachers meeting is set for Saturday August 23 at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owasa Consolidated School
B. M. Starr
Clell Busby
Frank Angerer
Ruth Starr
Carol Smith
Etty Tjaden
Carrie Anderson
Helen Carter
Bonnie Crosser
Chauncey Crosser
Herman Teske
Cecil Kinney
Rose Reed
Wilbert Smith
Olive Crosser
Dorothy Newby
Many Improvements At New Providence
The New Providence School opens Monday for registration and teaching materials with regular classes and lunch starting Tuesday. A Saturday meeting at 2:00 pm includes superintendent W. D. Murray and staff such as Ed ward Jones, John Bartholow, Dora Young, Addie Mae Smith, and others. hot lunch offered by Mrs. Dooley and Mrs. Morris with prices 20 cents for lower grades and 25 cents for upper grades. Bus drivers Arthur Church and Walter Raska report well maintained facilities after floors refinished and redecorating.
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New Providence
W. D. Murray
Edward Jones
John Bartholow
Dora Young
Iowa Falls
Addie Mae Smith
Emma Steffen
Melvin Powers
Raymond Poppe
Clarksville
Martha Bartholow
Alice Michaelson
Thelma Murray
Lois Haaland
Aden
Janet Hadley
Florence McGown
Esther Youngquist
Elizabeth Dooley
Viola Morris
Arthur Church
Walter Raska
School renovations and enrollment boost noted
Completed painting of the lower hall and new furniture in several classrooms. Summer work added fluorescent lighting in kindergarten and vocational agriculture rooms. Exterior walls waterproofed and gym front repaired. Enrollment expected to rise by about 45 students from last year, with kindergarten enrollment at a historic high.
Five New Teachers On Hubbard Faculty
Hubbard school opens with five new teachers joining a veteran staff led by Supt. A. H. Brauer. Registration and book rental at $4 per pupil start Monday from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Kindergarten begins second semester. John selections include Charles Selby English drama, Gerald Nielsen industrial arts science, Mary Clark homemaking and two eighth grade subjects, Paul Haarson seventh grade, Darene McDonald fifth grade. Bus staff and meals noted. band, baseball, and basketball practices scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Supt
A. H. Brauer
Herman Harris
Craig Downing
Donald Bogenrief
Velma Mannetter
Helen Christopher
Wilma Schultz
Ann Marie Harestad
Anna Jensen
Grace Dubberke
Iona Klecespie
Meaas
Charles Selby
Drake University
Arcadia
van Wert
Gerald Nielsen
Iowa State Teachers College
Bedford
Mary Clark
Burnside and
Ayrshire
Paul Haarson
Ellendale
Minn
Waldorf College
Darene McDonald
New Providence
Glenn Whitney
Orville Hagedorn
Emma Thornton
Rose Kuhlman
Ronald Piel
William Lennier, Jr
Phil Justice
Raymond Klemme
Donald Hanson
Hubert Thompson
Gary Brinkmeyer
Union opens Sept 1 with new schedule and campus upgrades
Wesley F. Baddeley begins first term as superintendent announcing a shift to one hour classes with 30 minutes for discussion and 30 for supervised study. A full music program, upgraded gym, 48 passenger bus, new desks, projector, books, and a stainless milk dispenser are among summer improvements. Rural schools plan August 25 openings except Buckeye Robertson Gifford delayed to Sept 1 and Hardin No.5 Alden No.13 still without teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Consolidated School
Wesley F. Baddeley
Union
Liberty
Supt. Baddeley
Buckeye Consolidated
Robertson and Gifford
Hardin No. 5
Alden No
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Hardin County Index
Ted Tietz
Gordon Lamb
Dick Stone
Gary Parker
LeRoy Cakerbce
George Fagg
Ives
Ike” Allbee
Dave Piper
Max ‘Montz
Ed Engstrom
EHS
Engstrom
Allerton
Drake F University
Iowa Cedar
Cadets
Herald-Index
Ankeny Smothers
Slam
Mark Encounter
Glenn
Stannard
Legion
Bramwell
Pet
Southside Piarpetion
Top State Center
Diamond Antics
Dgeis Eldora
Bry Russell Stamm
Rebekahs
Marlys Kosanke
Buckeye Boosters
Joan Hodnefield
Eugene Heitland
Barbara Heitland
Etna Homemakers
Judy Griffitt
Pleasant
Sharon Rodgers
Linda Murray
Rosemary Bergeson
Patricia Eller
Loretta Riester
Katy Bruns
Patty Ballard
Marlys Varnum
Sherman Stars
Karen Walton
Phyllis Bell
Marilyn Marske
Diane Eller
Mary Bruns
Audrey Mabie
Field
Scarlet Oneil
Russell Stammo
Bernard J. Priske
New York, N. Y
Dick Pettigrew
Selfridge Air Base
Mt. Clemons, Mich
Leslie Pettigrew
Owasa
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