Bindner Visits S R Hawks Learn About Birds
Mr Bindner visited S R and discussed hawks and their environment. The program at Hi Bald Eagle featured insights about birds, nature, and habitat, enjoyed by many gathered Thursday.
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Newspaper
Hardin County Index
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1972
Page
8
Mr Bindner visited S R and discussed hawks and their environment. The program at Hi Bald Eagle featured insights about birds, nature, and habitat, enjoyed by many gathered Thursday.
Fragmented dialogue from a student page includes questions about a basketball game and classroom routines. Mentions of Mr B and algebra class appear alongside chatter about a program and vows at a performance. Names such as Donna, Doug, Cindy, Mary, and Annette surface amid casual school life banter.
A deputy sheriff Bob Callaway visited the school and spoke about the Hardin county drug problem. Samples of drugs were shown and explained. Students asked many questions and developed a better understanding after the visit.
An Ackley man was found guilty of OMVI by a Hardin County District Court jury after a five hour deliberation. Gerald J. Gordon was convicted with Judge Ed Kelley presiding. sentencing to follow. Jurors heard the case Thursday, with Clark McNeal as county attorney and Mike Wilson as defense counsel.
George Farmer, a patient at Iowa Methodist Hospital in Des Moines, is undergoing various tests and treatments as part of his care.
Marine Major Mauri, serving with the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, California, has been promoted to his new rank and assigned duties as disbursing officer. He is married to the former Lila Lee Lindaman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Lindaman of Wellsburg.
This column lists multiple wedding anniversaries and birthdays among local residents. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Callaway celebrate 33 years on Feb 14 with guests from Evansdale and Elk Run. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luiken mark 34 years on Valentine’s Day. Reibke Freese to celebrate 25th on Feb 21. Kate Luiken to turn 93 on Feb 26. Additional social visits and birthday observances noted among Jaspers, Luiken, Reece, and other local families.
Friday February 25 1872 2 Hardin County item notes Marshalltown visitors at Conrad in Larry Mitchell home. Mrs Reibke Freese returned from Iowa Falls hospital. Baptist Church Fellowship Supper on February 10 hosted Steamboat Rock School teachers and staff with Dr David Draewell president of Sioux Falls Seminary as speaker. 170 attendees. Mrs Rena Hoffman to celebrate asth birthday February 19 at Valley View Nursing Center Eldora. Sunday dinner guests at Clara Green home include George Eilers Eldora Hattie Eilers Jim McDonald and Harry Luiken.
Anticipated relocation for Dustin left Thursday morning for Daytona Beach Florida to start a new home. Several locals report Air Force discharges and arrivals, including Frerichs family from Dover Delaware. Hawaiian vacation winners Nederhoff and Kruse Grain Company guests toured Oahu Waikiki and Pearl Harbor. Local sick list notes hospital stays and recoveries. Army MP Pvt Dean Huisman stationed near Frankfurt Germany. Wellsburg Reformed Church welcomed new members and Baptisms, with memberships transferring to Waterloo First Presbyterian and Gardiner Reformed Church respectively.
Mrs. Jim Gaunt and Mrs. Garnet Larson visit Radcliffe home of Mr and Mrs Glenn Reiset ar. American Legion Auxiliary holds regular meeting at Mrs Marie Berve home with co-hostesses Gertie Lindbak Caro Steffa and Jackie Reisetter. Rose Ann Skartvedt celebrated with a surprise party hosted by her grandmother Mrs Lawrence Amundson. Several residents visit Iowa Falls and Mason City for family and social events over the weekend and into Monday.
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