30 Mar 1962
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Newspaper
Hardin County Index
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1962
Page
1
The Congress faces a costly unfinished farm policy. Past approaches tied to price supports create surpluses and controls that stifle business. The solution favors efficient, independent farmers who operate as free producers, with good management and resources, rather than political experiments.
Courtesy of Bartholomew Real Estate Ueurance Eidora In 52 87
The piece recalls spring hints with bird calls and a child’s red kite on snow covered school grounds. Cynthia reflects on social ties, loneliness, and the Pleasant Chapel cemetery society’s meeting, while memories of handwriting, pens, and a past era surface through scattered diary-like reflections.
The boy, whose eye was destroyed by a spider bite about a year ago, was taken to Marshalltown eye and ear infirmary where the eye was removed in a successful operation. Tees reports the child is doing well. Last Thursday at noon, Irwin Mills' west Hubbard residence caught fire. quick street help contained the blaze and a laundry basket of clothes nearby was burned. Floyd of Union has the Clay Smith dwelling contract, Dr. N C Moraga recently received a fine horse from Kentucky.
City and Eldora Chamber of Commerce seek facts on the Iowa River bridge to hasten safety and possible rebuild before 1965. Local notes cover fires, marriages, property sales, a dentist set to open, a lodge treasurer’s long tenure, a church wedding, and war news with Germany and the United States.
Orville Asher of Steamboat Rock cites public concern over federal withholding tax and tax money usage while noting a winter duck sighting by Mallard at a dum. He remarks on weather conditions near the Iowa river and comments from towns like Eldora about local industry and consumer interest.
The new band organized within the past year at Eldora earned a superior grade last Friday. Wilson Hadley of the Hardin county board of supervisors cited a state highway commission letter about plans to blacktop the New violence roads this summer, the first such project in the area in years. Route considerations for Union road and a postponed Ackley to Steamboat Rock surface work were noted. Mrs. Harold Kramer of Hampton bought Merle Franing’s Warren building property to construct a new structure. The H- and Tri-Hi Y groups formed Tuesday night with officers led by President Mary K. Kurtz and a constitution committee chaired by Charlene Johns.
Rev John Zimmermann pastor of St Paul Lutheran Eldora presented the principal address at a reception for Concordia Seminary spring graduates in St Louis Missouri He spoke on the work of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League and is serving as counselor for the IWML Mrs Zimmermann accompanied him to St Louis
The Congregational Church lists services and events including Divine Worship with a sermon The Burden of God at 11 am and 8 pm Youth Fellowship The Union Lenten Service. Woman's Society vacation Bible school and a spring rummage sale. Chancel Choir rehearsal Official Board meeting and a Lenten Prayer session all scheduled this week with various times.
Group meeting at the Parsonage on Saturday at 9 am. Junior Choir rehearsal at 1 pm. 8th grade Catechism Class at 2 pm. Th grade Catechism.
A church notices page lists Sunday School times worship services and leadership across First Baptist Church Church of Christ Christian Church Congregational Church Union service with Methodists and St Peters United Church of Christ in Wellsburg plus marriage licenses for Rugene Spindler De pina Olson James Bailey Marlene Davis Rad Lon Vis and Sharil Steding Iowa Falls. Rev Ward Harris speaks at Central African Republic mission service and pictures will be shown.
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