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Newspaper
Hardin County Index
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1957
Page
7
The brewing industry adds millions to Iowa’s economy each year through payrolls taxes transportation insurance and utilities. The sizable investment supports job growth and regional development across the state, highlighting the sector’s economic contribution and community impact.
Social highlights include Mrs. Berve’s birthday party at Radcliffe with the Dubberke and Hoelscher families, plus multiple dinners and visits across Radcliffe, Iowa Falls, and nearby towns. Notable events: baptisms at St. John’s Lutheran, a wedding in Des Moines, and guests at the Freese, Whit ney, and Landon households.
Bob Bartos explains how to curb wanderlust in dogs through consistent supervision and training. When dogs roam, reinforce yard confinement with fencing or a portable pen. Large breeds need exercise regimes, and hobo dogs require attention to feel valued. For indoors dogs, use leads or supervised retrieves and limit meal times to Focus on finishing meals.
The Providence News reports the Music Art and Drama club met at New Providence church with 10 members and eight guests. Mae Martin played violin with Mrs. Harry Clampitt on piano. Mrs. Paul Walter spoke on Art in Ceramics and displayed works. Refreshments were provided by four hosts. Rev and Mrs Spring left for a Florida vacation, with pulpit coverage arranged.
Mr and Mrs Robert Humphreys arrived Friday for a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Wayne Humphreys before his second semester at Upper Iowa University. Frank Cook and son Robbie and Lisle Cook of Ames visited at Maurice Cook home to see Mrs Maurice Cook in Eldora hospital. Marlene Miller and Margaret Speas of Iowa State Teachers College spent the weekend with their parents, Earl Miller and Glen Speas. New Providence Child Study club met January 18 at Mrs Har din County Index. Panel discussed children by age with Lamonn Lehmeier, Leslie Wood, Milton Faust, and Wallace Martin. Walter Johnson hosted. Jay Hadley assisted. Glen Speas and Judy were guests at Tom Speas' in Ames at Sunday dinner.
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