Eldora social notes and visiting families
STEAMBOAT ROOK Mrs. A. H. Eckhoff and Mrs. Wm. Mahoney were Eldora callers Saturday. Mrs. Albert Burgess has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Potgeter for two weeks and left Monday for Seattle. They will visit Crystal Lake on return. Miss Harriett Ruppelt and Anna Eckhoff at Cedar Falls spent the weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Schwitters and daughters Ruth Bertha Ellen Faye, John Ahlfs and Virginia Ruppelt attended a band concert at Training School Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Baker returned Friday from West Union where Mr. Baker worked in a drug store. Mrs. Tom Eckhoff of New Sharon visited at the A. H. Eckhoff home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kars Jensen-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Eckhoff
Wm. Mahoney
Eldora
God
Albert Burgess
Henry Potgeter
Seattle
Wash
Crystal Lake
Iowa
Harriett Ruppelt
Anna Eckhoff
Cedar Falls
H. M. Schwitters
Ruth
Bertha Ellen
Faye
John Ahlfs
Virginia
Ruppelt
Melvin Baker
West Union
Baker
Tom Eckhoff
New Sharon
Ed Karsjensen
Martin Peterson
Vina Brush
Allie Lepley
Harriett Cross
Frederick Bosling
Charlie Martin
Denver
L. C. Wilson
Ames
C. W. Picket
George Walton
Mr. Pickett
Union Ment Moret
Remains Viewing Draws Visitors Across County
A large number of residents visited Sunday to view the remains of a fire. Misa Birdie Hartman, attending summer school in Cedar Falls, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hartman. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eilers and Mrs. Eilers' parents from Fort Dodge spent Sunday at the John Eilers home. Families from Waterloo, Marshalltown, Nevada, Eldora, Conrad, Peru Nebraska and other areas joined local relatives for the Memorial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Birdie Hartman
Cedar Falls
Wm. Hartman
Elizabeth Ruppelt
Tolleta Heulin
Wayne
Milo Kiger
Leonard Hamm
Conrad
Ben Eilers
Marshalltown
Leslia Fredricksen
Nevada
Ed Kassens
Nellie
Raymond
Eldora
T. J. Shoemakers
C. E. Sentman
John Miller Jr
Peru
Nebr
Suriday
Union News From Eldora and Surrounding Areas
Union residents share family visits changes in shoppers and travelers noted. Mr and Mrs Martin Peterson visit for daughter in Eldora while Francesa Green of Marshalltown visits friends. Four H Club girls under Mrs Wayne Caster present The Laughing Cure at Federated church. A jazz wedding staged by Farm Bureau members with local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Ellis
Montour
H. Club
Union Township
Wayne Caster
Federated Church
Farm Bureau
A. C. Swain
Will McCann
W. H. Bowen
Walter Hauser
C. J. Madole
Sisie
Pearl Hauser
The
Christian Church of Whitten
J. E. Ecklund
Brook
Providence State Bank of New Providence Incorporation Notice
Notice of renewed amended and substituted articles of incorporation for Providence State Bank of New Providence Iowa. Details include bank name capital stock 56000 fully paid, seven directors led by Chas A Norman and E H Moon, election terms, voting rules by ballot, and validity through July 7 1926 with official signatures. Potential errors in OCR preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence State Bank
New Providence
Iowa
Hardin County
Sta
Towa
Chas. A. Norman
E. H. Moon
C. D. Martin
J. L. Reece
W. O. Reed
Washington, D. C
Des Moines, Ay
New Providence Social Roundup and Visits
A recap of social calls and gatherings in New Providence and nearby areas. Ruth Moon and Mary Gondy of Cellar Rapids visited Ruth’s parents FE Moon and family from Thursday to Monday. Mrs Hunt, Mr Reece and Mrs Hurdle also called at Dex Moines on Tuesday. Leota Walton hosted Jeanette Rush’s four friends for a 10th birthday party Thursday afternoon. Ellen Benbow left Sunday for two months with the Albert Krentz family in Des Moines. About 40 relatives gathered Sunday at Roy Creson’s with well filled baskets for a birthday. Homer Hunt hosted supper Monday with guests from Eldora and Austin Minnesota. Avonell Hall’s sister Faye visited with Wesley. Alultiva at Bowen. E V Moon returned from Pasadena. Billy Bush and Keith Hunt spent Sunday with Allean Hunt. L K Reece hosted fourteen former students and guests for Maurine Chawner of Iowa City on Thursday afternoon. sport refreshments followed. Jon Baker and Flossie Cox families spent Sunday at E H Moon’s. Leslie Wilson had tonsils removed in Iowa Falls Saturday. Floyd Thornton and family departed Thursday for Bengough, Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Moon
Mary Gondy
Cellar Rapids
FE. W. Moon
Roseau Hunt
Ernest
Hurdle Reece
Dex Moines
Leota Walton
Jeanette Rush
Ellen Benbow
Sunda
Albert Krentz
Des Moines
Roy Creson
Homer Hunt
Will Mulford
Eldora
Carlton Wood
Austin
Minn
Wood
Avonell Hall
Fayetery
Wesley. Alultiva
Bowen
E. V. Moon
Boyd Shores
Pasadena
Cal
Billy Bush
Keith Hunt
Allean Hunt
L. K. Reece
Maurine Chawner
Iowa City
Jon Baker
Flossie Cox
Conrad
E. H. Moon
Leslie Wilson
Iowa Falls
Floyd Thornton
Th Hy
Bengough
Canada
Residents and visitors mingle across towns and visits
Mrs Tile Rogers traveled from New ton to visit her daughter Mrs Ed Spence and later left for Denver Galo to visit another daughter Mrs Alferd McDonald formerly of this area. Mr and Mrs Orville Vigars of Eldora joined Sunday dinner at Wilson Hadleys. Miss Bernice Rhodes from Jows Falls visits brother Vern Rhodes and family Ralph Jair and Lealie. Mr al Mes Elwood White and Mrs Ralp Thornton joined Mrs Bessie White to Marshalltown Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tile Rogers
Newton
Ed Spence
Denver
Galo
Alferd McDonald
Orville Vigars
Eldora
Wilson Hadley
Bernice Rhodes
Jows Falls
Vern Rhodes
Ralph Jair
Lealie
Walter Hall
al Mes
Elwood White
Ralp Thornton
Bessie White
Marshalltown
Sunday School Picnic Draws Many to Lang's Grove
Local residents from the area attended the Sunday school picnic at Lang's grove. Visitors include Lee Johnson of Rockford Illinois staying with the Ed Ersland family. Anna Stukenberg of Radcliffe called on the Chris Tierberg home. Mrs. James Nehring and her Hubbard children spent Monday with Dan Munson's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang's Grove
Lee Johnson
Rockford
Ill
Ed Ersland
Anna Stukenberg
Radcliffe
Chris Tierberg
James Nehring
Hubbard
Dan Munson
Local Notes From South Providence And Eldora
South Providence visits by Mr and Mrs Floyd Crosley and daughter Mary Jane. Wilbur Davis and son Lysle travel to Eldora on business. Former teacher Misa Mary Chawner visits Ross G Reece home. barn repair at Louis Mills farm. Honey Creek Loyal Temperance Legion meets with 17 attendees to prepare scrapbooks for a children's hospital. Eldora visitors include Mr and Mrs Clarence Hinshaw and others. Hardin County WCTU convention to be held at Ackley August 10-11 with Judge Sherwood Tt. Clock speaking. Ackley WCTU to host delegates. dinner served. Frank Verisha and two children visiting Marl Marsh in Honey Creek. family reunion held with many relatives present. Rev John Handley preached. Erwin Perisho assisted. Honey Creek Loyal Temperance Legion and Mills home birthday event for Mazel Winters. Officers elected: Mrs Myre de Moore president, Mabel Clampitt vice president, Lois Re Treas, Rube Clampitt, Mrs. Mar Cutler and Mrs. Ethel Davis appointed leaders, Amy Moore and Mazel Winters assistants, Gertrude Wirk pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Crosley
Mary Jane
Marshalltown
Wilbur Davis
Lysle
Eldora
Misa Mary Chawner
New Providence Academy
Ross G. Reece
Will Albery
Louis Mills
Honey Creek Loyal Temperence Legion
Sharch Wed
Children's Hospital
Clarence Hinshaw
Mildred
Margaret
Misa Lucille Applegate
William Ratliff
Frank Hinshaw
Hardin County
W. Gc.t. U
Ackley
Walter Perisha
Idaho
Mra
Imma Perishe
Lenore
Ermine
Lester
Oskaloosa
Floyd
Newberg
Oregon
Mary Marsh
Lowell Perisho
Ross Mitchell
Riverside
Calif
Perisho
John Hadley
Richland
Tawa
John Handley
Erwine Perisho
New Providence
Jean
and Mir
King
Mes. Grimes
Hazel Gaines
Ogden
Tin
Wendell Clampitt
Manneverance Legion
Mills
Mazel Wint
L. Tis
Mres
Myre de Moore
Mabel Clampitt
Lee
Lois Re Treas
Rube Clampitt
Mar Cutler
Ethel Davis
Amy Moore
Tazel Winters
Gertrude Wirk
Amy Glampitt
Dan Wilkon
If Why Are
Ceol- Kin
Willner Dav
4-H Girls Return From Eldora Camp
The 4-H Girls came back Saturday after a few days at the Eldora club camp. The report mentions on line time, visits by Miss Helen Hauser and Lola Olmstead, and social calls in Whitton and Waterloo for health consultations. A reunion of the 1914 class occurred at the Christian church basement, with 23 attendees. Jess Crosser broke his collar bone Saturday evening. Rural life quotes about savings and politics are included at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
AIP
Helen Hauser
Lola Olmstead
Nina Hauser
Whitton
Wayne Custer
J. J. Custer
Waterloo
J. B. Caster
Josephine Alton
Ceylon
Minn
C. QO. Lawrence
Christian Church
Pine Lake
Lyle Dillon
Manly
Leater Gorburg
Marshalltown
L. A. Allbery
Ames
Leslie Davis
Hampton
Talley
Marshallstown
Jess Crosser
Wilbert Shallenberger
Chicago
Winchester
Shaltenberger
Sally Autlgood
Flenberger
Shallenberger
Eldora Church Services and Schedules
The town churches list weekly and Sunday schedules. Lutherans led by Rev. C. G. Treskow offer English services first and third Sundays at 8 p.m and last Sunday at 11 a.m with a Sunday School at 10 a.m. St Marys Catholic services on 1st and 3rd Sundays at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. with 10 o'clock masses on other Sundays. Methodist led by Roy V. Porter hold Sunday School at 10:00 a.m., morning worship at 11:00 a.m. and 8:09 p.m., Epworth League at 7:00, and Thursday midweek service. Church of Christ under Thomas E. Morton preaches Sundays 10 a.m. Bible School, 11 a.m. Morning Worship, 7 p.m. Christian Endeavor, 8 p.m. Evening Worship. Congregational with Albert R. Rice offers Sunday School 10 a.m., worship 11 a.m., Christian Endeavor 7 p.m., Evening Worship 8 p.m. Church of the Nazarene in Owasa, Lowe and Cyril A. Cronk pastor, with Sunday School 10 a.m., preaching 11 a.m., Evening Message 8 p.m., and Wednesday prayer at 9:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
C. G. Treskow
ST. Mary's Church
T. J. Dowling
London Times
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy V. Porter
Epworth League
Church OF Christ
Thomas E. Morton
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Congregational
Albert R. Rice
Church OF the Nazarene Owasa
Lowe
Cyril A. Cronk
Giving over sharing is a noble civic trait observed
The piece notes a prevailing spirit of generosity, praising those who let others take the lead in blessing and suggesting the traits of helpfulness are recognized only as people mature, contrasting with a cynical view of gullibility.
Tiz and Tix Claim Foot Relief for Tired Feet
An old advertisement touts Tiz and Tix as magical foot remedies claiming relief from burning feet swelling and sores. It promises painless walking no more corns bunions or aching feet and urges readers to buy a box at drug or department stores for a few cents.
The Friendly Church Bible School and Services
The Baptist church led by Pastor Robt. D. Kinney hosts Bible School at 10. Sunday activities include morning and evening worship with a 7 pm BY. PW service and an 8 pm gospel meeting. Prayer meeting Tuesday and Bible study Thursday. Welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church “the Friendly Church
Robt. D. Kinney
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First National Bank Bldg
Eldora, Iowa
W. G. Leslie & Co. Optometriats
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