Eldora to Host Weekly Sales Personality Award
The Eldora Chamber of Commerce and The Hardin County Index announce a weekly Sales Personality of the Week award. A panel of judges will select the first honoree with results published January 27 in The Index. all Eldora business workers are eligible. Judging focuses on courtesy, cheerfulness, appearance, and selling ability.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hardin County Index
Eldora
Seles
Fomor Eldora
Guenther Names Directors for March of Dimes
W C Guenther Hardin director announced town and township directors for the annual county March of Dimes drive opening next Saturday and running to January 30. Local chairmen to organize districts for door to door canvassing with containers in businesses and school participation noted.
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W. C. Guenther
Hardin
Eldora
Community Chest
George Janssen
Ateast Ate
Na Onal
Ols
Guenther
Ackley
W- J. Scoutick
Alder
L G. Whitney
Bucker
D. Walker
Cleves
R. W. Ackes
Garden City
O. E. Legiem
Hubard
Ad Boeke
Jons Falls
Robert Klove
New Providence
Alice Poole
Owasa
D. F. Gummert
Radcliffe
J. EB. Swallum
Steamboat Rock
Harold Luiken
Union
Helen Edick
Whitten
Lucille Long
Clingerman
Marvin Jeske
Providence
Otis Zit
Wibar
Sam. Biersborn
Chevrolet Garage Improved by Way
The report notes increased repairs at the Chevrolet garage attributed to improvements. Damage or faults are described as pains on the second floor, with references to the layout of the facility.
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Chevrolet
Court Allows Airplane Claim Against Estate
Emmert Airport's $3,186 claim for a crashed plane against Harold Ammann’s Iowa Falls estate was allowed by Judge G R Hubel after evidence showed the decedent trained as a pilot and performed hazardous maneuvers at low altitude. Costs of $105.45 charged against the estate. assets listed at about $1,300. Attorneys Lundy, Butler & Lundy represented the Emmert Airport.
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Emmert
Harold Peter. Ammann
Iowa Falls
Ammann
G. R. Hub
Amann
Ept
Lundy, Butler & Lundy
Officers Re-elected By Pine Lake Country Club
Pine Lake Country Club re elected officers Tuesday with Harm as well M D Stilles Janssen and two board members listed among the retained leadership confirmed in the meeting notes.
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Country Club
Pine Lake Country Club
Folars
Harm
M.D. Stilles
Janssen i
Legislature to Consider Hospitals For Alcoholics
An AA speaker reports forthcoming legislative review of hospital options for alcoholics. Other AA members included a Dubuque attorney and former municipal judge, a Dubuque manufacturer, and a Marshalltown auto dealer and contractor. Eldora AA outlined its history since January 7 1948.
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Dubuque
Marshalltown
Eldora AA
Debate set between Geuhte team and Eldora high on campus
The Geuhte team from East 3 terloo will visit Eldora high school for a non decision debate in the afternoon before a student audience. Dean Ruby and Manley Draper will argue the negative while Jim Tal and Ives Allbee argue the affirmative for Eldora. The public is invited.
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Geuhte
Terloo
Eldora High School
Dean Ruby
Manley Draper
Jim Tal
Ives Allbee
Eldora
Farm Bureau Board Re-Elects Leaders at Annual Meeting
Holdover directors Marks of Iowa Falls Radcliffe and Art C Nehring of Hubbard were re-elected along with George Mark as president Clarence Whitehead as vice president and Robert Lee as secretary treasurer The board re-engaged C W West as manager and C E Wilson as assistant An audience of about 300 heard John Clough of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation An annual report by West and Wilson showed the business last year was the largest in the company history and the organization in excellent financial condition.
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Marks
Iowa Falls
Radclife
Art C. Nehring
Hubbard
George Mark
Clarence Whitehead
Robert Lee
C. W. West
C. E. Wilson
LO. O. F. Hall
Iedies
Eldora Township
Work begins on Graham's front displays
Graham's department store starts front work Monday with new sign and aluminum display panels planned for the exterior. L. L. Scott, manager, says operations continue normally during renovation and local firms are handling the glass and fixtures.
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Graham's
Starr
L. L. Scott
Local & End Glass Co
Glass Posten
Stedig
Ter Fesie
Dr Vernon Blaha Practicing in Marshalltown
Dr Vernon Blaha, married with two children, resides at 1516 Kalsem Blvd in Marshalltown. His father Dr Geo A Blaha practices in Whitten and the doctor studied at Detroit and Mid Simon in 1942.
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Detroit
Mid
Simon
Geo. A. Blaha
Whitten
Vernon Blaha
Kalsem Blvd
Marshalltown
Hardin Mutual Insurance Holds Annual Meeting
NEW PROVIDENCE The Hardin Mutual Insurance Association met to review finances and policy changes. Secretary reported assets at about 1.54 million with total insurances up by 130 new members and 10,232 in prior figures. Directors approved adding protection against explosion, aircraft, and liability for motor and electrical equipment under insured items. Senator Bateson spoke on proposed measures while County Extension Director Hosenberger presented.
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New Providence
Poney Sons
R. R. Bateson
Hosenberger
County Dragline Ditches After Accident Near Steamboat Rock
A county dragline slid into a ditch while workers repaired a culvert about a mile northwest of Steamboat Rock. The machine valued at $10,000. removal and repairs expected to cost heavily and take about two months.
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Steamboat Rock
Eldora Senior Shirley Fiscus Nominated for Citizenship Contest
Shirley Fiscus of Eldora is the high school nominee in the county good citizenship contest sponsored by the D A R. The local student body named three senior girls and the faculty made the final selection.
John Deere Day Highlights Farm Equipment Event
J Jansyen and son serve as focal dealers for John Deere Day showcasing tractors and implements. The event features demonstrations, product displays, and special pricing aimed at farmers in the region.
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John Deere Day
J. Jansyen and Son
focal t deelers_ anz pet
College Choir Coming to Morningside Evening Event
Morningside College announces a college choir concert on January 31 at 7 p.m. in the college hall. The program features selections from classical and contemporary choral works performed by the college choir under the direction of Professor Smith.
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Morningside College
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Shipment Records Reveal January Dispatch
Fragmentary note shows EE CEES SHIPPED with B. Eecgtison listed as agent and a date around January. Details are incomplete but indicate a shipment entry processed in early year.
Pleased to its Owner on Proper Identification
A brief note states the item will be returned to its owner once proper identification is presented. The outlet emphasizes ensuring rightful claim and verification steps.
BUILD BRIDGE ne Swagsert farm beng between Sect
A local builders item notes work on a new bridge near Swagsert farm between section 32 of Providence.
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Swagsert Farm
Beng
Providence
New Engine at Electric Plant Ready to Run
A new engine unit at Central States Plant was completed this week and tested. Three units, each rated 2300 kW, will supply power via the highline from Eldora. The plant aims to run service by today as a backup for potential breakdowns in the current line.
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Central States
Tesl Co
Toda Tre
Eldora
Permanent Site Downtown Is Y Leaders Plan
Downtown site eyed by Y leaders to house a recreation center with games, dancing, and refreshments. Plans call for weekly operation most nights, with youth events on Thursdays and Boy Scouts one night weekly. Funding via MC A trust funds and a new business venture to cover operating costs. Dale Rodgers and Hobby Corner donate space and facilities.
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Scotts
Hobby Corner
Berms
Dale Rodgers
Hobby
Oe Rodgers
Silenced Engines and stoppages noted at sea
Unclear report mentions new engines and silencers and stoppages at sea with scattered fragments. Reads as a brief maritime update of equipment changes and operational hiccups without concrete details or named entities.
Bishop Operates Clearing House For Inventions
Dr. Bishop runs a clearing house for inventions including his own and others. An attachment of $87.50 will be distributed via Sutton Enterprises of Springfield, TI, which plans to take 100 per month. The notice references a legal action and distribution plan with other parties involved.
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Money SQ
Sutton Enterprises
Springfield
O. K. Sutton
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Noel Campbell
Hardin Mutual Insurance
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