Four Home Runs Highlight Radcliffe Slugfest Loss
Radcliffe semi pros slugged four homers but crashed 18 8 to Madrid in a Mid-State loop game. Madrid built early lead, exploded for 10 runs in frames five through seven, and won behind pitcher Jack Jeneser with 17 hits to Radcliffe's 14. Marlin Topp hit a homer for Radcliffe, Neuman took the loss, Liming relieved.
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Radcliffe
Madrid
West Hardin
Bozich
Porke
Dave Topp
Bugatti
Marlin Topp
Carl Neuman
Delbert
Flash” Liming
Jack Jeneser
Iiscves
Slater
Four to Carry EHS Colors Into State Track Meet
Four East High School athletes Rhodes Bome to award letters at EHS class day. Anderson Harrington Dillon Stone and Gary Parker will carry the Orange and Black into the state track and field meet at Ames. Anderson and Harrington enter the 220 yard dash, Stone the 440, Parker the 880, with a possible 880 relay.
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Dale DeVault
EHS
Frank Nowasell
Bill Cleveland
Willard Wehrman
Beep” Anderson
Gary Button
Gary Parker
Larry Prosser
Ives Allbee
LeRoy Cakerbce
Dick Stone
Gordon Perkins
Ken Wagner
Charles Crandall
Roger Harrington
Jim Foster
Gordon Lamb
Frank Walde
DeVault
Norman Hackney
Jim Hubbard
Kemp Huehn
Jerry Cresser
H-I
Anderson
Harrington
Stone
Parker
EHL Cinder
Haverhill
Whitten
Rhodes
Ames
aMiblohim
Haya Ay
Cedar Falls
Albion
Bome
Jim MecLelan
Dick Camp
Tiger
Thhat
Marks Joins Hole in One Club
Harry Marks of Eldora joined the Hole in One Club after his tee shot on the par three sixth at Pine Lake vanished into the cup. He earlier birdied the same hole in a practice round and Sunday’s round was his second of the season, playing with Jim Brown.
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Harry Marks
Eldora
Pine Lake
Harry
Jim Brown
Lawler Blow Beats Locals 1 0 in Tuesday Soccer?
New Providence defeated Eldora 1-0 as catcher Larry Lawler drove in the lone run in the sixth inning after Louie Davis reached on an error. Carroll Herndon pitched seven shutout frames for the Tigers, allowing one hit while Gordon Lamb took the loss with nine strikeouts.
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Larry Lawler
New Providence
Eldora
Louie Davis
Kemp Huehn
Carroll Herndon
Tigers
Gordon Lamb
Herndon
Orlan Mitchell
Lamb
Single Spoils Silvest No-Hitter
Radcliffe pummeled Jewell 12 to 2 in a Tuesday afternoon game spoiling Ray Silvest’s no hitter. Radcliffe finished with 15 hits as the first two innings produced 11 runs. Junior Beran went 3 for 3 with a double and Olin Sampson added three hits in four trips. Jewell scored two in the opening frame on a walk hit by pitch and an error.
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Radcliffe
Ray Silvest
Jewell
Junior Beran
Olin Sampson
Cardinals
Beran
Sampson
Diamond Antics Semi Pro Games and Results
Semi Pro action lists Madrid 18 Radcliffe 8 in a Madrid led win. Radcliffe triumphed 12 to 2 over Jewell. High School results show New Providence 1 Eldora 0. Rand details include Slater at Radcliffe Sunda and Slater at Hubbard with LaMoille at Whitten.
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Slater
Radcliffe
Sunda
LaMoille
Whitten
Hubbard
Madrid
New Providence
Eldora
Jewell
Bruns to Remain in Radcliffe Buys Pastime Cafe
Veteran Radcliffe coach Bruns will stay at Radcliffe next year and has purchased the Pastime cafe from Herb Conley. The sale closed last week and Bruns will open the cafe for business Tuesday. Bruns retires from the coaching field after 15 years, completing his third year at Radcliffe.
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Trruns
Radclife
Radcliffe
Bruns
Herb Conley
Eight Winners in PL Stag Tourney at Pine Lake
Eight players shared top honors in the nine hole blind bogie stag golf event at Pine Lake Country Club Tuesday. Winners included seven Eldora and one Hubbard golfer: Dank top honors went to Mort Evans and Conrad for the special event on the opening hole as his drive nearest the cup. Next week’s stag is a nine hole handicap tourney. New EMS girlette basketball uniforms ordered for 1951 82 season. twelve complete outfits in orange and black.
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Eldora
Hubbard
Pine Lake Country Club
Bob Seguerman
Keith Strother
Clark Akers
Vo Tl
Vilmont
Bruce” Wolcott
Lyle Hubbard
R. RR
Griffel
EMS Igerette
Aquino
Iave Deon
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements List
Hospital notes list patient surnames Eidora Roger Struck Fisher Goodiss Burling McGill Hubbard Gobel Davis Wehmeier Radcliffe Nussen Steamboat Rock Luiken Mennenga Hall Rose Births include Eldora May 20 Grundy Center May 20 Weisser May 21 Ferguson May 20 Long May 23 Hammond May 21 Olson May 20 Schmidt May 20 May 20 entries
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Eidora
Roger Struck
William Fisher
Claude Goodiss
Helen Burling
Virgil M. McGill
Hubbard
Henry Gobel
Gerald Davis
Gustav Wehmeier
Radcliffe
Harry Nussen
Steamboat Rock
J. A. Luiken
Fredericka Mennenga
Wellsburg
Fred Bergmann
New Providence
Anna Hall
Gifford
Tommy Rose
Eldora
Harrison Wolcott
Grundy Center
Martyn Peters
John Weisser
Donald W. Ferguson
Keith Long
Beaman
Veryl Hammond
McCallsbore
Maynard Olson
Holland
George Schmidt
Church Trial Continues Over Disputed Church Actions
In a continued Iowa church trial, Pastor Schuler faced cross examination as he denied key accusations by plaintiffs. Witness Rev Loren Lair testified about assisting multiple Iowa churches facing splits, while the board’s authority and donations were scrutinized. The case covers charges of bans on ministers, disaffection, and disputed credentials procedures.
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Loren Ff
Lair
Iowa Christian Missionary Society
Laurens and
Goldfield
Daily
Allerton
Walters
Pleasantville
State Office
U. C
Pastor Schuler
Ziesman
Board Authority
Schuler
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Rifts in Eldora church leadership lead to articles of incorporation changes
Testimony in a civil case over church governance revealed a push to revise membership qualifications and attempt to reform articles of incorporation. The Rev Ragsdale and 12 plaintiffs accuse the Church of Christ in Eldora along with officers and Mrs Schuler of changes that could affect church rolls and property upon dissolution. Evidence included 126 exhibits encompassing minute books legal documents and publications from many sources.
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John
Schuler
Moberly
Thes
Ay Kiemerer
John Wrishie
Levis Simeoy
Ragsdale
Ziesman
Bailey
DeCook
Lorena Vimnont
Grace Rutherford
Edith Janssen
Nora Mitchell
Lydia Pool
John Janssen
Church of Christ In
Eldora
Kielsmeier
Simcox
Frisbit
Leonard Feuerhelm
J. E. Thackrey
Arthur Chamness
C. H H. Mitchell
Robert Sheely
Hampton
Paul C. Walters
Howard L. Bump
Des Moines
BE. H. Lundy
Lyman ‘Lundy
Lundy,Butler and Lundy
Large Attendance At Scout Meeting
A very large crowd attended the potluck supper and district scouting council at Caroline hall Town Falls junior college Tuesday evening. Eldora adults and scouts participated and the scouts led the opening exercises. Reuben Smith of Marshalltown gave an excellent address. Richard Olson of Town Falls earned Eagle rank in a court of honor. A round table for the men in scouting followed.
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Caroline Hall
Town Falls Junior College
Eldora
Reuben Smith
Marshalltown
Richard Olson
Town Falls
Ose Explains Civil Defense Plan to Rotarians
Lester E. Qse county civilian defense chairman spoke to the Kidora Rotary Club on progress in organizing civil defense. He described a plan with main divisions and many corps to handle duties. Entertainment featured a local fourth grade flute band directed by Wayne Aurand.
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Lester E. Qse
D Defense
Kidora
Wayne Aurand
Methodist School Announces Program
The Eldora Methodist Sunday school will host a three part program May 27 at ten o'clock with a unique illustrated group song led by Jim Foster, a kindergarten presentation directed by Mrs. Irvin Cakerhco Jr., and a 28 minute film Walking With God about a businessman's religious awakening. Parolee study aid and Kiwanis visits discussed to aid parolees from the school.
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Eldora’ Methodist Sunday School
Jim Foster
Irvin Cakerhco
God
Hiis
Pony Sale at Fidora Sparks Farm Store Activity
Crosley Farm Store News reports a Pony Sale event at Fidora drawing interest from all ages. Stocks include multiple flocks of White Rock and New Hampshire chicks with batching dates from March to May and hundreds of pullets and straight runs offered for fall and winter egg production.
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Kenny Reinger
Fidora
Ray Rumbaugh 61 of Collins Dies
Charles W. Rumbaugh received word of the death of his brother Ray Rumbaugh 61 of Collins in Des Moines Veterans Hospital Tuesday. Born May 14 1890 in Hardin County he is survived by his wife and brother. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist Church in Collins Saturday at two o clock with burial there.
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Charles W. Rumbaugh
Ray Rumbaugh
Collins
Veterans’ Hospital
Des Moines
Hardin County
Methodist Church
Property Sold to Leuthold on Sixteenth Street
Rubow, a realtor, reports the sale of the residence on Sixteenth street owned and occupied by the Darrell Jensens to Lloyd G. Leuthold. Possession to be given June 1. Ronald Lethem and family will move here from Fort Dodge. Lethem has taken a job at Leuthold clothing store. Mr. Jensen leaves M. and St. L. duties and plans to relocate to Denver, possibly time in Arizona.
Eldora Streets Repair Discussion Drifts After Meeting
A City meeting on Eldora street improvement and last winter damage yielded no decisions. Officials will study needed repairs and determine how many blocks to fix and what program to adopt.
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Eldora
Staff Honors 4-H Club Leaders in Hardin County
Hardin 4-H club leaders were recognized at a county event with speaker Marie Baok, an international Youth Exchange student. The program included registrations, installations of officers, greetings by extension staff, and refreshments.
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Marie Baok
Storm Taleo
Das
Jean Ward
Chitrite
Marilyn Aldington
T Patricia Palo
Greater Pis
Jean Mitchell
Palm Bure
Concord Cheerful Chums
Union Peppy Peppers
Providence Pearls
Folk Games
Sherman Stars
Hardin Happy Homemakers
Buckeye Boosters
Jackson T. N. T
Eldora Happy Hustlers
Whitten Whizzes
Tipton
Alden Clover
Ellis Sunshine Sallies
Wagner Seeks Divorce from Vivian Wagner in District Court
A petition filed in district court requests a divorce from Vivian Wagner on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple, married May 3, 1947 in Washington DC, have one child three months old, with Lundy Butler and Lundy representing the plaintiff.
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Wagner
Wally de Wagner
Loy S
Vivian Wagner
Wagners
Washington, D.C
Lundy
Butler
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Neumann
Liming
D. Topp
Betty-Brite
Marks
L'Trid
KRAFT
Suds
Harry S
Scotch Boy Furniture
Johnson
Lawler Blow
Rhen
Lawler
Lamb and Tietz
Silvest
HE Jewell
Jewel — Sexe
Ringstead
Nielson
Peterson
Diamond Antics
Cafe
Laurens
Iowa
Toy Omy
Air
Ownuler
Christ
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Falls
Scout
Ose
Methodist School
Atlas of
Cedar Rapids
Chief Probation Office
Kiwanis
Sedgel
Crosley Farm Store News
Marehy
IsOppo
Stan Menting
Widtyrodin Aganiiig
Wits
B. Patin
Doin J. Coastase
Chris. Mies
Wendell Clampitt
Rinan
Hewa
EASON
James Ruel Basen
Tosi
Judas Sherewood
Godhan
Marcon
Paxle Y Hodgson
Wanad Marshman
P. Clinton
Jesse
Jane Cern
Nowra
Gertie Hubbard
Eluel AL My ix
Al«dora
Tawa
Dista Court
Bidera
Fred L. Miller
ISI
Hera
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