Birthday Party and Funeral Notices Gather Eldora Area People
Mrs. Wilfred Rogers marked Kathy Jo’s fourth birthday with a family dinner at home. Guests included relatives from Eldora and nearby towns. Funeral attendance for Mrs. YW B. Sampson drew visitors from Evansville Coffeyville Des Moines Mitchellville Union and Eldora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Rogers
Kathy Jo
Rogers
Frank Bevan
Garden City
Sampson
YW. BF. Sampson
Myra Carter
Evanston
Haineis
Paul Spring
Ethel Stubbs
Coffeyville
Kansas
Des Moines
Cedar Napids
John Carter
Mitchellville
L. KK. Reese
Roscoe Hunt
Eldora
Erroll Horton
Nettie Cobb
Grellet Dillon
Union
Bert Wilson
A. K. Clampitt
Charles Wood
Ross Reece
Russell Reece
Shared bids invited for overflow channel repair in Story County
Hardin, Town, and Story Counties invite sealed bids for restoration and repair of the overflow channel of Third in Story Drainage No. 3. Proposals due April 15 1952 at 10:00 AM Central. Bonds 100 percent. Specifications at county auditors and Ames Engineering. State preference for local products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spie Tlardin-Story Dradn
EN Harden
Iowa
Tardin
Town
Story
Town Neeting
Theoagh
Tosya
Story County
Nevada
State of Towa
Hardin
Story Counties
Towa
Ames Engineering and Testing Service
East
Lincoln Way
Ames
Town and
Tengineer
Board of Supervisors
Kensington club meets for service boys boxes and auction
The Kensington club will meet Friday March 28 with Mrs Carl Straus to pack boxes for service boys and hold a basket auction. Mrs Walter Arnold hosted Sunday supper at the Hinshaw home near Eldora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Club
Carl Straus
Kay Ann Hellmichs 8th Birthday Party
John Hellmich hosted ten second and third grade girls for Kay Ann Hellmichs eighth birthday supper. Afterward they played games and watched television with assistance from Mrs. Ralph Slifer and Mrs. Wenzel Hellmich. Mrs. Donald Weaver of Grundy Center called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Martin in Whitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hellmich
Kay Ann
Women to Seek Treatment in Excelsior Springs Missouri
Mrs Sam Meyers Mrs Kate Long Mrs Martha Long and Mrs Everett Gregwire left Sunday for Excelsior Springs Missouri for treatment and plan to be away about two weeks The community dinner at the Methodist Church dining room on Thursday March 20 drew a large crowd Another dinner is planned for April 3 Mrs Tucker Teasdale GrunDay Center and Mrs Ralph Martin Whitten visited the G L E at home in Union last Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Meyers
Kate Long
Martha Long
Everett Gregwire
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Methodist
Tucker Teasdale
Grunday Center
Ralph Martin, Whitten
Union
Community notices from Whitten and Albion
Mr and Mrs Sam Jay and a family of Whitten visited in the John Jay home at Albion. Cemetery society The Benson Cemetery Society of Whitten will meet April 1 in the home of Mrs Donald Weaver of Grundy Center. Band mothers The next regular meetings of the Whitten Band Boosters will be held April 8. Officers for the coming year will be elected to take office in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jay
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NEW Providence News
Ross G. Reece
Harold Frazier
Ada Frazier
Marshalltown
Wilson Hadley
George Sachse
Cherokee
Stuart Sachse
Ruth Frazier
Harold
Don Gatrelle
Ronnie
Albin
A. B. Rash
Rash
Harold Rash
Susie Cook
Carroll Cook
Kermit Whitehead
Joanne
Earl Marsh
Adena
Ohio
Louise
Bill Kirk
Harold Gray
Cedar Rapids
D. A. Dumermuth
John
Fayette
Raymond Lister
Frederick Marsh
Gerald Laughlin
St. Joseph
Mr. Laughlin
Laughlins
Albert Wilson
Osceola
Melvin Laughlin
Johnson Motor CO
Hardin and
Eldora Livestock Sales
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Breakfast OF Champions Wheaties
BATH
Phillip
Yoel
Bnet Wean Elie A
Rath
Black Hawk
Florida Juice
California
Heinz Ketchup
Gerber’s
Heinz Baby Foods
H&g
Betty Crocker
Dexol
Mrs
Walter Arnold
Harvey Hinshaw
Jay Smith
Waterloo
Joe Smith
Roby Prim
W. Wiley and Son
Howard Prim
Wid
Lyle Calloway of
Whitten
Edwin Brehmer
Liscomb
Mrs. Eggleston
Widows Club of
Cora Eggleston
Florence Vinton
Nashua
Hattie McCormick
Mrs. McCormick
Minnesota
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