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Hardin County Index

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1952

Page

2

Walton couple feted on silver wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Glen Walton were honored Sunday at Edgewood Place Iowa Falls for their 25th wedding anniversary. The event was organized by Walton's sisters with fifty guests attending from Eldora Alden Belmond Town Falls Goodell Ackley Ellendale Minn Dexter Minn. A noon dinner preceded the reception and the original wedding notice was read.

Glen Walton Edgewood Place Iowa Falls Walton H. G. Trousdale Elmer Olson Alden Ed Boyington Kermit Evans Dexter, Minn J. D. Hessler Fay Walton Trousdale Margaret Shearer Eldora Louis Johnson Belmond

County Rural Mail Carriers and Wives Potluck in Eldora

County rural mail carriers and their wives held a co op dinner in Eldora at 6 30 Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Whorrall. Twenty attended. Fred Green Hubbard president of the men s organization led a brief meeting and plans were made for a February district meeting at Ackley. Mrs Glen Whorrall president of the Auxiliary conducted a short gathering. The group decided to stuff toys for underprivileged children for Christmas.

Eldora Glen Whorrall Fred Green Hubbard Ackley

Monday Club Meets With Mrs DeCook

The Monday Club met at Mrs. Clarence DeCook's home with 19 members present. Mrs. John Bekemeier led a program on Present Day Religious Literature. Refreshments were served, and the next meeting is set for November 10 at Mrs. Keith Van Patter's home. Miss Audrey Kinne spent the weekend with relatives in Webster City.

Clarence DeCook John Bekemeier Keith van Patter Audrey Kinne Webster City

Sans Souci Club Entertained Tuesday

The Sans Souci Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. W. H. Longenecker's home with thirteen members and one guest. A dessert lunch was served at 1:30. A project committee of Mrs. Lillian Putnam Mrs. Russell Roupe and Mrs. Howard Harris was appointed for plans at the next meeting. The afternoon included visiting and sewing. The next meeting will be October 28.

Sans Souci Club W. H. Longenecker Lillian Putnam Russell Roupe Howard Harris

Rebekahs Boost Ambulance Fund

The Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday evening in their regular meeting A report on the benefit bake sale held Saturday was given Thirty one dollars the proceeds of the sale was turned over to the city ambulance fund Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting with Mrs W Morgan acting as chair man

Rebekah Lodge City Ambulance Fund

Mrs Moser Hostess To Tuesday Bridge

The Tuesday Bridge Club was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Chas Moser. A one oclock luncheon was served at Blanche and Ethel's Tea Room, then cards were played at Mrs Moser's home. Prizes were won by Mrs J R Bahne and Mrs H J Schmitz.

Chas. Moser Blanche and Ethel Moser J. R. Bahne H. J. Schmitz Dean Peisen

Young Mothers Club Hosts Guest Speaker on Youth Conservation

The Young Mothers' Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Bill Tietz's home with Mrs. Clark Akers assisting. Mrs. Robert Jackson introduced guest speaker Mrs. Glenn Kurtz who spoke on Conservation of Youth. Eighteen members and one guest attended. refreshments were served. Next meeting set for November 4 with Mrs. Robert Jackson.

Young Mothers’ Club Bill Tietz Clark Akers Robert Jackson Glenn Kurtz

Mrs Fagg Hosts Mothers Club Dessert Bridge

The Mothers Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Ned Fagg's home with Mrs. Katharine Piper assisting. High prize went to Mrs. Beecher Cros ey. Next meeting set for November 11 at Mrs. Frank Sheldon's home. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Meagher of Ottawa Illinois who visited Eldora relatives, and the Hollied and Pardon families stayed with the Vigars.

Mothers' Club Ned Fagg Katharine Piper Beecher Crosey Frank Sheldon P. W. Meagher Ottawa Eldora

Father McDonough To Be Honored At Potluck Dinner

A Sunday 6 PM potluck at the I O O F hall honors Father L V McDonough as he leaves St Marys Catholic Church to lead All Saints Catholic Church in Cedar Rapids as senior priest with Father Ray Donnelly as assistant. Marshalltown Deanery priests are expected. a program is planned by St Marys social committee and Altar and Rosary officers.

I. O. O. F. Hall L. V. McDonough St. Mary's Catholic Church All Saint's Catholic Church Cedar Rapids Ray Donnelly St. Mary's Social Committee J. F. Steckler Clyde Walton Ed Rebschull Altar and Rosary Society Robert Dornsbach Ed Clary Joe Kramer, Jr L. F. Stielow Dan Callahan Marshalltown

Mrs. Clark Hostess To Hawthorne Club

The Hawthorne Club met Monday evening at Mrs. Paul Clark home with sixteen members attending. The program featured talks on New England Cities This United States of America and New England Area. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is set for October 27 at Mrs. W C Vigars home.

Hawthorne Club Paul .Clark New England Mary Ziesman United States of America W. H. Vilmont W. C. Vigars

D. L. Bartons Hosts At Picnic Sunday

Mr and Mrs Ross A Long Mr and Mrs Arthur Diehl and Mr and Mrs Walter Diehl of Grundy Center and Mr and Mrs D L Barton of Eldora enjoyed a picnic at the north shelter in Eldora city park. The four men grew up together in Juniata County Pennsylvania and came to Iowa about forty years ago all married Iowa girls. They have held picnics for thirty one years. The circle will be broken when Mr and Mrs Walter Diehl and family move to California soon.

Ross A. Long Arthur Diehl Walter Diehl Grundy Center D. L. Barton Eldora Eldora City Park Juniata County Pennsylvania Iowa California

Van Patters Celebrate 20th Anniversary in Radcliffe

Mr and Mrs C A Van Patter observed their twentieth wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner in Radcliffe hosted by Mr and Mrs Edward Messer and family. A gathering of friends later surprised the couple on their return and presented them with several gifts.

Mrs. C. A. van Patter Radcliffe Edward Messer Mrs. van Patters Mrs. van Patter

Queen Esther Class Of Union Church Bazaar Speaker

The Queen Esther Sunday School class of the Community Church at Union plans an all day bazaar in the church parlors on Monday afternoon October 20. Guest speaker Mrs Katharine Piper of Eldora will deliver a humorous talk and refreshments will be served in the afternoon.

Queen Esther Union Katharine Piper Eldora

Community group events fill October schedule in Eldora

Public Welfare Dept and Farm Bureau ladies host covered dish dinners while clubs like Needlecraft, D A R Open Fire, and Legion plan weekly meetings. October calendar lists Halloween party, potluck meals, bridge groups, study clubs, and a Cemetery Society Halloween dance at Pine Lake Country Club with multiple host families and organizers.

Public Welfare Dept C. E. Greer Eldora Township Farm Bureau Louis Davzes Needlecraft Club Walter Wehrman Congregational Mother Cabrini F. J. Reigles St. Mary's Leo Megan Eldon McVeety Legion Steamboat Roc

Sr. Girl Scouts Feted at Iowa Falls

The senior Girl Scout troop was invited Monday to a square dance at Caroline Hall Ellsworth Junior College. Get acquainted games preceded square dancing and refreshments in the cafeteria. Attending from here were Heidi Asu Nancy Heslop Elinor Brown Mary Lou Brown Carol Harrington Tamma Jo Crosley and leader Mrs Dick Protheroe. Forty guests attended.

Iowa Falls Caroline Hall Ellsworth Junior College Heidi Asu Nancy Heslop Elinor Brown Mary Lou Brown Carol Harrington Tamma Jo Crosley Dick Protheroe

Wednesday Coffee For Mrs John Wood

A neighborhood gathering honors Mrs John A Wood on her birthday with coffee in Mrs Robert Brown's home Wednesday morning. Local guests attended and shared well wishes in a small celebratory event.

John Wood Robert Brown John A. Wood

Bi P W Dinner Meeting Hears Civil Defense Talk

The Business and Professional Women's Club met Tuesday evening for a 6 15 dinner at Blanche and Ethel's Tea Room with 35 members and two guests. Lester Ose discussed Hardin County Civil Defense and progress. Beulah Eckhoff reported on the Mason City district convention. six new members were installed. Next meeting is a Halloween social on October 28 at Mrs Ed Clary's home.

Civil Defense Business and Professional Women's Club Blanche and Ethel Lester Ose Hardin County Ose Mason City Beulah Eckhoff Jeanette Wickey M. D. Stilley Beverly Petty Enfred E. Linder Dave DeVault Helen Steece Dorothy R. White R. Protheroe Ed Clary

N T T Club Plans Family Halloween Party

The N T T Club met with seventeen members and two guests to socialize. They planned a family Halloween party for Tuesday evening October 21 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ordes. Refreshments were served.

Carl Cordes Beta Sigma Phi Audrey Adamson P. BE. O H. J. Schmitz American Home I Joe Kramer, Jr American Home II R. E. Smith N. T. T. Club Ed Stebe H. E. Wheeler W. O. Guenther Carlordes

Twentieth Century Club Studies India

The 20th Century Division met in Library Club rooms for Current Events on India. Mrs. L. L. Roberts and Mrs. T. H. McEvoy presented the lesson. The next meeting will be the Fall Party on October 27.

Twentieth Century Club Studies India Library Club L. L. Roberts T. H. McEvoy

Union Couple Will Hold Open House

Mr and Mrs Robert Shaver longtime Union residents observe their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at their Union home from 2 to 6 pm on Sunday October 19 Their family includes 13 children Nolan Shaver Newton Nolan Shaver Dwayne Shaver Denzil Shaver Gerald Shaver Eva Dennis Oletha Sayre Irene Wilhilte Leo Bodernstiner Leo Webb Constance Jelsma and Ruth Slate all named as part of the extended family with ties to several cities and states.

Robert Shaver Nolan Shaver Newton St. Anthony Dwayne Shaver New Providence Denzil Shaver Whitten Gerald Shaver Bangor Eva Dennis Oletha Sayre Milan Irene Wilhilte Kirksville Leo Bodernsteiner Long Beach Calif Leo Webb Boonville N. C Constance Jelsma Union Ruth Slate Marshalltown

Berlin Ladies Aid Bazaar Bake Sale Set for Oct 22

The Berlin Ladies Aid will hold a bake sale bazaar and rummage sale on Wednesday October 22 beginning at 10 oclock at the Eldora Mator. A good assortment of food and gifts will be on display.

Berlin

Pine Lake Country Club Plans Events

The Pine Lake Country Club schedules a Chili football supper after the Grundy Eldora game on Friday October 17 and a Halloween dance with Joe Doakes on Thursday night October 30. Food served around midnight. Event planning committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Harley Reimenschneider Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Stilley Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Scott Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Stonebrook Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Luglan and Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Stechler.

Pine Lake Country Club Grundy-Eldora Joe Doakes Harley Reimenschneider M. D. Stilley L. T. Hubbard L. L. Scott

Weekend Visits and District B P W Convention

Mr and Mrs Duane Geesa of Marshalltown were weekend guests in Eldora. Mrs Jeanette Wickey Mrs M D Stilley Miss Beverly Petts and Miss Beulah Eckhoff attended the District B P W convention in Mason City Sunday. Mr and Mrs Paul Wallis and Sandra Ann visited near Webster City at Mrs Wallis sister's home. Theo Guenther and Ella Janke of Webster City were guests at Herman Tietz home. Ed Stebe also joined for supper. P E Stone were Sunday guests in Fort Dodge at Mrs Stone's mother Ida Knutson's home.

Duane Geesaman Marshalltown Eldora Jeanette Wickey M. D. Stilley Beverly Petts Beulah Eckhoff Mason City Paul Wallis Sandra Ann Webster City Mrs. Wallis Chas. Knox Theo. Guenther Ella Janke Herman Tietz Ed Stebe Tietz Mrs P. E. Stone Fort Dodge Mrs. Stone Ida Knutson Robert Xnutson

Northwestern Minnesota football trip ties to local families

Mr and Mrs W Vigars traveled to Minneapolis to see the Northwestern Minnesota game and on their return visited Rochester to see patient Raymond Blackmun who had surgery and was recovering well. They were joined by relatives in Rochester and Webster City as part of a multi family northern Minnesota visit with Eldora Webster City and Chicago detours.

W. ©.Vigars Minneapolis Minn Northwestern Minnesota Rochester Raymond Blackmun Blackman Hi C. Marks Carl Orgell Donald Jane Minnesota Webster City Orgell Rowan Schomberger Eldora Mrs. Smith Hidora Mr. Onberger

Also Mentioned on This Page

DeCook Chester Rebekahs Mrs. Moser Mrs. Fagg Mothers’ Club Evaney Mecere Fashion Shop Father McDonough Mrs. Clark D. L. Bartons van Patters Union Church Ethel Harrington Ada Styke Leona Willis Ranier Oregon Nason Sisters L. H. Wright Steamboat Rock Ss. Cc. S T. H. Schan H. D. Huntley W. H. van Tiger Cecil Books V. F. W. Auxiliary Bridge Group L. Flickinger St. Anne’s Young Mothers Circle Congregational Church 30Th Century Club Child’s Study Club Dale Johnson Alpha Club Glen Whorr N - T. Club Alice Stebe Rebekah Sans Souci Geo. Edwards Tuesday Bridge Club Dean Persen Cemetery Society Sr. Girl Scouts Edouar N.T.T Hallowe’en Trom Studios Knutson Vaca Tioning Chicago U. S Cleveland Jelly Service Holmes and Edwards
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