McLeran Sizes Up Eldora Tigers Ahead of Season Opener
Eldora coach Jim McLeran and Ed Engstrom reviewed the 1952 Tigers as they pace the squad for the September 12 opener. The line averages near 192 pounds on offense and 200 pounds on defense with backs around 172 pounds, the heaviest Eldora since years past. Quarterback duties remain unsettled with three prospects, led by freshman Jerry Cleveland, while fullback Roger Harrington returns at 205 pounds.
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Jim McLeran
Eldora
Holora
Iowa
Moe Leran
Phil Bauer
Jim Hubbard
Bill Cleveland
McLeran
Tiger
Ken Collins
Tama
Collins
Dan Callahan
Jerry Hodgson
K. Don Bekemeier
Jerry Cleveland
Ken Wagner
Clyde Callahan
Cleveland
Callahan
Wagner
Gary Button
Jerry
Popeye
Reece
Frank Lyman
Roger Harrington
Harry
Eldon Lewis
Bauer
Hubbard
Foster
Harrington
Crippen
Chuck Crandall
Button
Wings
31 Report To Junior Drills 31 Report To Junior Drills
Thirty one gridiron candidates reported to junior high mentor Dale DeVault for the Little Tigers as letterwinners are scarce three veterans Cote Flickinger and Berg remain all reserves from last season. Practice began last Monday with a schedule to be set after Cedar League officials meet. Eighth graders listed include Cote Flickinger Berg Crosser Norris Putnam Stuart Doughty Hough Irwin Ramsell Smith Vestal Mueller Van Patter Frazer. Seventh graders include Crosser Hobson Martinson Mitchell Rooks Follett Higgason Hubbard Langehough Martin Matthews Mitchell Scott Simpson and Wayne Norris.
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Dale DeVault
Little Tiger
Tim Cote
Jim Flickinger
Jim Berg
Little Tigers
North Iowa Cedar League
Cote
Flickinger
Berg
Charles Crosser
Frank Norris
Denny Putnam
Bob Stuart
Loren Doughty
Jim Hough
Jim Irwin
John Ramsell
Billy Smith
Don Vestal
Brian Mueller
Charles van Patter
Gary Frazer
Mike Crosser
Bill Hobson
Paul Martinson
Dale Mitchell
John Rooks
Jim Follett
Jerry Higgason
Murry Hubbard
Mike Langehough
Roger Martin
Larry Matthews
Darrel Mitchell
Dick Scott
Phillip Simpson
Wayne Norris
One Earned Run As Rad Falls 4-2
Davenport defeated Radcliffe 4-2 in a Labor Day semi pro game with one earned run. Ken Buckles of Iowa A. matched Radcliffe pitcher Carl Neumann in a five hit affair. Pro errors aided Davenport as Radcliffe made fielding mistakes. Proceeds from a Hubbard benefit game for Ewald Dahm will follow a Nevada game and a Friday showdown.
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Radcliffe
Davenport
Ken Buckles
Iowa
Carl Neumann
West Hardin
Nevada
Hubbard
Ewald Dahm
Dahm
Highway 65
Rural students showcased on WOI-TV telecast
Teletape captures of Hardin County rural pupils’ entries shown by WOI-TV from the State Fair will air later from Ames. Hughes School pupils from Jackson No. 7 submitted papier mache animals and masks including Lonnie Bright Dean Bright Gordon Taylor David Dempsey Linda Dempsey Karen Bright Margaret Bright Eloise Chaney Donna Campbell Sherry Foltz Gary Foltz Sylvia Foltz Sonja Foltz. Pre historic animals by Leon Teske Marvin Teske of Fairfax School Jackson No. 8 were also displayed.
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Hardin County
Woi-Tv
Ames
M. Z. Albers
Hughes
Jackson No. 7
Lonnie Bright
Dean Bright
Gordon Taylor
David Dempsey
Linda Dempsey
Karen Bright
Margaret Bright
Eloise Chaney
Donna Campbell
Sherry Foltz
Gary Foltz
Sylvia Foltz
Sonja Foltz
Leon Teske
Marvin Teske
Fairfax School
Jackson No. 8
Rev Lyle Childs Leaves Union Church
Reverend Lyle Childs resigned as pastor of the Christian Church Union during last Sunday service. He will move to Unionville Missouri to serve there starting October 1. Childs has led the Union church for three years.
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Lyle Childs
Christian Church
Union
Unionville, Mo
Childs
Union Church
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements Snapshot
Hospital notes list patients across towns including Eldora Steamboat Rock Nevada New Providence Zearing Oakland Radcliffe Union Gifford Gifford and others with names such as Mrs Ed Anderson Mrs Carrie Fouts Mrs Alfred Bell Mrs Charlotta Walters Mrs Har ry Clampitt Mrs L H Broer Darrell A Oakland Cecil Sumner and Kath leen Norman. Births noted for Mrs Bert Pagel Melbourne a girl September 3 Mrs Niels Boyson Steamboat Rock firm September 1 Mrs Conroy Fagerland Roland a boy September 3 Mrs Russell Krause Radcliffe a boy August 31.
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Eldora
Ed Anderson
Carrie. Fouts
Steamboat Rock
Alfred Bell
Hubbard
Charlotta Walters
Nevada
J. Guy Handsaker
New
Providence
Harry Clampitt
L. H. Broer
Darrell A. Oakland
Carroll E. Oakland
Radcliffe
Lulu Jones
Union
Kathleen Norman
Gifford
Cecil Sumner
Bert W. Pagel
Melbourne
Niels Boyson
Conroy Fagerland
Roland
Russell Krause
Iowa Electric Tops Steamboat Rock In Softball Clash
Iowa Electric defeated Steamboat Rock 8 to 7 in a softball game Tuesday night. Standings show last night's results while tonight begins the district playoffs in the DP loop.
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Iowa Electric
Steamboat Rock
Cardinal Camp Welcomes 11 Lettermen For Baseball Squad
Radcliffe roster includes Ray Spindler and Carl Teig in new roles while Olin Sampson Jim Bergeson Larry Swensen and Ted Maakestad return. Pitching staff features Kuhfus Peterson Lepper Bergeson and Jack Smith. Season opens with wins over Hubbard and a slate of Sept games listed through Oct 3 Hubbard on Oct 3.
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Radcliffe
Carl Neumann
Cardinal
West Hardin
Hubbard
Bob Peterson
Harlan Kuhfus
Kuhfus
Ray Spindler
Carl Teig
Olin Sampson
Jim Bergeson
Larry Swensen
Ted Maakestad
Peterson
Marvin Lepper
Jerry Bergeson
Jack Smith
Oxford
Iowa
Teig
Steamboat Rock H
Union T
Clemons H
Jewell H
Zearing T
New Providence H
Roland H
Hubbard T
Wednesday Awards Cash Day Winners Named in Eldora
The Wednesday Cash Day awards went to Mrs M K Trout and Mrs Leland King both of Eldora who won $100 and $25 respectively. Mrs R D Pulse did not qualify for the $50 prize nor did Mrs Bernice Rash win the $25 prize as they were not in Eldora stores. The usual weekly award will be given at 3:00 o'clock next Wednesday afternoon.
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M. K. Trout
Leland King
Eldora
R. D. Pulse
Bernice Rash
Ice Cream Social Benefits Family After Farm Home Fire
Proceeds from a New Providence Friends Church ice cream social raised over $140 for the Martin family whose Honey Creek area farm home burned recently. Neighbors had previously contributed more than $400, with bedding, clothing, china and other gifts donated in the New Providence community.
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New Providence
Dinner guests span Iowa Falls to Hubbard in Sunday gathering
Mr and Mrs Coral White of Iowa Falls and Mr and Mrs Roland Baumann and son Steven Dale of Humboldt were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Collins and Roy Collins. Larry Baumann, who had been summering in Eldora with his grandparents, also visited and returned home with his parents.
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Coral White
Iowa Falls
Roland Baumann
Steven Dale
Humboldt
Fred Collins
Roy Collins
Larry Baumann
Eldora
Max Halfpop
Hubbard
Two Communities To Honor Teachers Tonight Reception
A reception for all faculty members will be held at the schoolhouse tonight, Friday, starting at 8:00 p.m. All friends in the community are invited to attend.
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Steamboat Rock
New Providence Civic Club Hosts Faculty at First Meeting
New Providence Civic Club members will serve as hosts to the school faculty at the club's first meeting of the new season next Tuesday September 9 starting at 7 00 o'clock The regular dinner will precede the evening's program.
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NEW Providence — Civic Club
Union Opens With 12-4 Win In Diamond Opener
Union opened its 1852 fall season with a 12 to 4 victory over Whitten at home. The host nine rapped 10 hits including five doubles as Roy Kragel tested his mound staff with starters Dave Smitherman Carroll Dickinson and freshman Howard Barnes. Vernon Carter and Dickinson led Union at the plate with multiple hits, while Whitten’s Olmstead Ridout and D. Cakerice combined for the opposition’s four runs. Union heads to Owasato ay for its next tilt.
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Union—Union
Whitten
Union
Roy Kragel
Dave Smitherman
Carroll Dickinson
Howard Barnes
Lee Olmstead
Gary Ridout
Howard Vernon
Dale Carter
Dickinson
Vernon
Carter
Ernie Goodman
Owasatoay
County 4-H camp drive set for Boone site plans
A kickoff at Owasa on September 8 will finalize efforts to raise 6000 for Boone area state 4-H camp development. The 557 acre Des Moines river site lies nine miles south of Boone. Campaign leaders include Bill Hitz Polk City and Jerry Lineweaver state boys 4-H club leader. County fund workers will contact families next week across townships to meet the goal.
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Owasa
Boone
Des Moines
Bill Hitz
Polk City
Jerry Lineweaver
Cecil Rooks
Eldora
Alden West
Marion Steinberg
Hardin West
Alden East
Harold Wood
Hardin East
Rolland Martin
BOQOYS IN UNIFORM LEAVE FOR ALASKA
Pfe Larry Christopher departed Hubbard after a 30 day home leave and headed to Anchorage Alaska last Tuesday. He serves in the military and was granted the leave before reporting to duties in Alaska.
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Pfe
Larry Christopher
Anchorage
Alaska
Hubbard
Soldier arrives home after overseas service
Pfc. Dale Purdy reached his sister Mrs. Millard Hathaway in Whitten last week after release from the armed forces at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. He returned to the states last April following months of overseas service.
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Pfc
Dale Purdy
Millard Hathaway
Whitten
Armed Forces
Fort Leonard Wood
States
Tempel Home Visit After Army Medical Service
Mrs. Paul Tempel traveled to Des Moines Tuesday to greet Dr. Tempel who arrived by plane from Washington D C after serving in the Army Medical Corps.
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Paul Tempel
Des Moines
Dr. Tempel
Washington, D. C
Army Medical Corps
Union Consolidated School hearing on home economics upgrades
Notice to whom it may concern for a September 16, 1962 hearing in Union Iowa. The Board of Education of Union Consolidated School District plans additions and alterations to the Home Economics Department and equipment at an estimated cost of 13500 dollars. Any interested party may appear and object to plans specifications or contract form. Dated Union September 4, 1952. Mrs. Paul Carter, Secretary.
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Board of Education
Union
Hardin County
Towa
Board of Education of
Union Consolidated School District
Home Economics
Union Consolidated School
Tawa
Town
Paul Carter
Hardin County Hits 1952 Cancer Crusade Goal
Hardin county reached its 100 percent quota for the 1952 Cancer Crusade which ended August 31. Iowa led the nation by raising more dollars than any other state, contributing $510,537 of the national $16,300,000. Frank B. McTigue announced Iowa’s mark, noting six straight years of exceeding quotas and that 95 of 102 chapters surpassed theirs.
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Hardin County
Walter E. Riordan
Hubbard
American Cancer Society
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Deere Dealers To Sponsor Field Day At Training School
John Deere dealers from Hardin Franklin and Wright counties announce a field day at the State Training school Eldora on Friday Sept 12 from 10 am to 4 pm. The event features a full line of John Deere plows and tractors including the new 60 model with demonstrations of pull and mounted plows and the Diesel Model R pulling 5 bottoms. Rain date is one day later and tractors will be demonstrated in operation.
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John Deere
Hardin County
Eldora
Hardin
Franklin
Wright Counties
Franklin County
Wright County
the Deere Company
J. W. Schlampp
Lou Smith
Duluth
Minn
North Shore
Grand Maria
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