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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1928
Page
3
Mrs Frank Reynolds hosted a Monday party for about thirty guests. Marshalltown visits, church notes, school news, and community events detail gatherings, baptisms, fundraising, and upcoming conventions. Includes Wingard family travels, Quigley teaching, and plans for a May 11 banquet.
Fairview Otis Rash shelled corn last Wednesday and visitors spanned several households including Mrs Jennie Rash Tam Keo Misa Zelma Lucy and Harold Andrews. A death notice for Mrs Reece with Christian church funeral in Union notes burial at Haney Creek. other local names travel between Eldora Ames and Zearing with a pantry sale planned April 14.
Gifford Mr and Mrs Harry Snider of Missouri visit C W Snider and relatives in Hubbard and Des Moines. Lewis Hrickson spends weekend with his wife. Arthur Gunderson of Chicago visits friends. Henry Holthus couple spend Sunday with W H Wehrman. Sam Lepley family visit at Deplay home. Miss Katherine Cameron returns home to Waterloo from spring vacation. James Lawless and family and Dennia Chestnut and family from Eldora spend Sunday at McDonald home. Oren Monrog family also noted.
Owasa miss Fox the Degoness from Des Moines conguled her work in mnd around Owasa last weeks going from here to Waverly form a vist with home folka before returning to Des Moines. Mrs. Huffman had her ton sils removed last Monday at Falls. Dr Pagelaon attended. Mrs. Lepley of Union staying with Granzow family as Granzow hospitalised. Webster City visitors Mr and Mrs Leath. Waterloo visitors Mr and Mrs Baker with Mrs Baker staying longer. Mrs. Floyd Hart and Ames visit parental Welsh home. Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Van Voorhis Alden visiting Des Moines with Cowie. John Gunn aiding farm south of town. Eloise Fuller owns a new piano. Emma Granzow stepped on rusty nail. lame. Hampton and Fuller business callers. Ruth Willson back to school after Missouri visit. Mrs. Reed crutches due to sprained ankle. Tom Pulmby visits.
A Monday visit in Missouri was cut short by Mrs Palmby’s father Jim Ellie Jr. falling ill. Her two sisters returned home with them. Mrs Mel Crosser hosted Oakwood Ladies on Wednesday afternoon. Yanehe Pieters of Town Falls visited work and Marguerite Blur of Lown Falls will teach fifth and sixth grades in Owasa schools. Junior class play In Cherry Lime postponed by storm is set for Tuesday evening. Mrs Ben Wickham hosted the Needle Craft Club Thursday afternoon south of town with dainty refreshments. Anabell and Mary Welsh attended a spelling contest in Eldora Saturday. Miss Zella Williams teaches at Oelwein and spent Sunday with her parents. Mr and Mrs Floyd Trickey and Ilo Granzew visited Mrs Granzew at the hospital in Eldora Thursday evening. Minerva: “What do you expect to do when you graduate?” Bobby: “G uess I’ll be a highwayman.”
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