13 Nov 1953
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Newspaper
Hardin County Index
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1953
Page
1
Edna jokes about a local slogan and asserts freedom of choice in marriage and living, noting that people move between city and farm for fulfillment. The piece frames individual preference in housing, beverages, transport, and婚 marriage as aligned with American liberty.
Local social page recounts visits and gatherings across Lawn Hill Eldora and surrounding towns. Guests include Theodore Crosser families in El Dora, Debra Hutchens with grandparents, and numerous calls at Beasley and Perkins homes. California and Denver visitors mingle with church and club events as residents attend meetings and funerals.
Mrs. Fred Tjarks hosts Hubbard guests with Mrs. Adrian Bachman and Eldora visitors in Iowa Falls. Return homeees include Mrs. Myron Schwinger and son Charles Myron. Several families, including Jensine Jensen Ogden, Renold Schwene, and Clair Steelman, visit others in town and nearby cities as Joan Case undergoes a university hospital exam.
Derald Case and his brother Dale Case visited Iowa City with their parents on Friday November 13 1963 while the university hospital patient was discharged. At home dinner guests included Art Kix and Hugo Halfpap with Phyllis and Will Henricks family. Sunday visitors and dinner guests spanned the Goodknights Maland Klemme Pieper and Dillon households with several relatives joining from Union and Iowa Falls.
The undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Lee Smith, deceased, late of Hardin County. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to render prompt payment and settlement.
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