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Newspaper

Hardin County Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1925

Page

2

Melrose wins big in county league opener at Wellburg Park

Melrose crushed Shiloh Two 18 to 0 in the county baseball league opener at Wellburg ball park last week. Meanwhile, Mrs. Joe Smith hosted the Sunshine Bunch next Wednesday, and a major house fire destroyed A G Messer's farm home with no insurance.

The County Baseball League Melrose Shiloh Wellburg Joe Smith Sunshine Bunch A. G. Messer Anderson Hazel Slifer Ernest Hess Township Girls Club Mildred Cecil Cakerlce Myrtle Newell Frank Lamb Elkhart Ind Gladys Moats Albert Price Alva Miller Leatherman Hampton Lucille Olmstead Des Moines Eldora and Ivester

Local residents visit and attend ball game

Miss Mary Doyle of Emmeta burg visits in the Joe Doyle home. Willard Reed and family from St Louis stay with A D Reed. Miss Eulah Huffman visits friend Miss Clara Doyle. Dorothy Reed and Robert Reed in Geo Swift home. Doyle family from Eldora socialize Wednesday. Mrs Bolay and Miss Hiseredt assist Mrs Orville Johnson with threshing. Walter Granner makes business call in Iowa Falle and buys a Hudson coach. A large crowd attends the ball game.

Mary Doyle Emmetaburg Town Joe Doyle Willard Reed Robert Mary Ella St. Louis Mo A. d Ella Orville Johnson Walter Granner Iowa Frank Massow J. Doyle

Eldora Social Roundup Notes Visits and Calls

Last Friday in Eldora featured a flurry of visits and calls. Mina Gladys Herzog stayed with Selah Kusserow and Mrs Fay Jolly’s family returned to Des Moines after visits with CG Brady and Roy Klemme relatives. Several young people and families including Eveanore Herzog Garnet Jackson Helen Angl y Ruth Stielow joined in hosting and visiting at the Kusserosy, Doyle, Reilley and Mac Hisrodt households.

Eldora Mina Gladys Herzog Selah Kusserow Fay Jolly Des Moines CG. Bradys Mers Roy Klemme Eveanore Herzog Garnet Jackson Helen (Angley Ruth Stielow Charles Kusserosy Fox Ella Mac Hiscrodt Joe Doyle Kim Bowman Zella

Hubbard Area Baby Born and Local Visits Report

The Hubbard area notes a baby girl born in August to Mr and Mrs Fred Gwen. many residents, including Strother and the Allen family, visited Des Moines and Boone. Lyle Knowles underwent facial growth removal in Iowa Falls. several families traveled to Minnesota, Iowa, and nearby towns. A school addition at Hubbard will expand seating. local officials handle construction contracts with completion set for October 1.

Fred Gwen Alice Gladys Margaret Strother Des Moines Charley Allen Long Anong Texas Emery van Patter Elsie Leslie Rockwell Boone L. M. Shade Reed Lyle Knowles Iowa Falls Lyle T. P. Guenther H. Beck Ruth Thomas Parsons Farhamville Minnesota Wayne Strother Omaha Nebr W. Manning Ellsworth E. F. Shaffer Charley Caylor Marcus Piper Arthur Hiker Clear Lake Gladys Heillard Ackley Henrietta Burns C. Busker Schalter Fred Begeman Leara Blanche McDonald Town Falls Fred Tlarks Rena Brunemeier A. E. Smith Waterloo Steding Klemmp

Local residents and visitors noted across multiple towns

NORLH Was TIPTON Mrsy, Chris Leerbere and thi ne ghter Carolyn visited in Stary City over the weekend. F. K. Nehring spent Monday in Des Moines. Jimer Harrig returned home from Wampton Saturday after six weeks in hospital. Milton Larson attended the circus in Webster City last Wednesday. Viola Nehring returned Saturday after summer school at Usworth College. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Harris and children visited in the Sid Ostrom home in Sheffield Sunday. Bill and Paul Maronn and kin peat Nehring spent Saturday night in Eldora. Mr. and Mrs. Romer Munson and daughters attended the Kus serow reunion at Charley Kus serow home Sunday. Emma Larson of Roland visits sister Mrs. Hilmer Harris. J. K. Nehring and family were Iowa Falls callers Saturday. Geo Knutson and wife plan to leave Saturday for northern Minnesota to relieve Mrs Knutson from hay fever.

Mrsy Chris Leerbere Thi Neghter Carolyn Stary City F. K. Nehring Des Moines Jimer Harrig Wampton Milton Larson Webster City Viola Nehring Paul Maronn Kinpeat Nehring Eldora Romer Munson Kusserow Charley Kusserow Emma Larson Roland Hilmer Harris J. K. Nehring Iowa Falls Geo. Knutson Minnesota New Providence Farm Bureau Ames B. R. Wood Giles Young Chicago P. L. Butler Ross Reece Nye Wood Omaha Mary Martin Whitten Hubbard Elle Benbow D. C. Bolles Montana Miriam Wilson Kepple and Hoffman Union W.O H. Alberry Roy Rivers Charlotte Reeve L. B. Reece Mosdames L. V. Carter Walter Johnson H . Johnson Robert Wilson Grace Jessup Winterset Minona Robinson A. C. Smathwood Walter Roger Laurence Geo. Sprain Orville Dageedtt Grace Creson Myrtle Russell Creson Kersey Hertha Kersey Recca Orvilla Vigars Homer Hunt Myron Beecher Rush City Minn

Five Week Visit Notes From Hollke Family and Relatives

In So Dak Dak Mina Wise area over five weeks Mr and Mrs Hollie Bethke and von Gall visited relatives in Hampton Saturday. Nettie Manning returned Verday from McCausland visiting her daughter Mrs Lee Stoneking. Tillie Walton visited Marshalltown Monday to see relatives. Anne Hodges of Behlam and Thine Nebring of Steamboat Rock were guests in the Gonna Whitney room. T P Guenther and family went to Jows Falls Saturday to visit hospitals there. Christine Preston of Battle Creek Iowa visited Saturday and Sunday with Minnie Reese. Alot Walters returned from a bus trip to North Oak.

Dak Mina Wise Hollie Bethke Von Gall Hampton Nettie Manning McCausland Lee Stoneking Tillie Walton Marehalltown Tno Anne Hodges Behlem Thine Nebring Steamboat Rock Whitney Roumne T. P. Guenther Jows Falls Vi Hieometer Christine Preston Battle Chovk Towa Minnie Reese Alot Walters Sindy North Oak

Lawn Hill Community Notes and Social Roundup

Community tidbits from Lawn Hill include Rev CG Miner at the elevator during Gordon Baldwin’s Missouri vacation, a postponed EL C E meeting to Wednesday due to rain, a pantry sale planned for Eldora Saturday, and thanks to helpers. Local visits, sickroom updates, picnics, and church services populate the weekend summary. Several families attend a circus in Marshalltown, others travel to Jewell and Des Moines for routine tasks. An Old Settlers picnic is scheduled for next Sunday with no morning services, and a weathered scare near Whitten ends with a wreck but no serious injury.

CG. C. Miner Gordon Baldwin Missouri EL. C. E Gord Clark Eldora Idella Ray Trout Frank Trout Herman Hoffman Wilford Clemons Howard Clemons Spencer Clemons Clover Leaf Club Luella Bogue Mesi James W. M WF. A. Perry Ransom Roll Eileen Evelyn Dale Johnson Eileen Perry Havel Lenna Lundy Jake Clingerman Anne Hall Gerd Clark Fredrickson Miner Edgar Huen W. Foster Ray Barless Gladys Ried M. W. Shores Edith Crosley Bessie Beecher Jewell Des Moines Joe Lehrman Old Settlers Lawn Hill Christian Endeavor Robert Kinney Maury Brown Lamont Ransom Rolf Ross Clamons Misa Sylvis Gerald Marshalltown Oae John Boyd Miller New Providence Chapel Stanford Chas, Moore Oskaloosa A. F. Winters Rennie Dean Farm H. E. Johnson Fies Lennie Mise Ruth Newby Eileen Johnson

Clemons Family Enjoys Sunday Visit at Howard Clemons Home

Mr and Mrs 8 L Clemons and family with granddaughter Verna visited Sunday at the Howard Clemons home. Verna stayed longer for a fuller visit before returning home.

L. Clemons Verna Howard Clemons

New Providence Farm Bureau Picnic at Ames August 25

New Providence township sets annual farm bureau picnic at Ames on August 25 with 10 am gathering in front of the college main building and noon cafeteria lunch. Reservations are requested by notifying Mrs. B R Wood.

Death toll from sleeping sickness and local visits in Eagle City

Dr Breneman of Ackley called for Mrs Rush who suffers an attack of neuralgia. Mrs Wronk Robb visited Osceola last week. Kelvin and Keith Pigres of Storm Lake visit grandparents in nearby homes. Local residents hosted and visited friends across several homes including Lambright, Marshall Scott, Trende, Travs, Dowell, and Trumm families. The Taylor Threshing Co finished their run on Saturday.

Breneman of Ackley Mra Rush Wronk Robb Osceola Kelvin Keith Pigres Stormy Lake Loyde Plumm Marshalltown Trumm Kobb KC. Adams Gifford C. A. Lambright Priday W. A. Leggett Roy Bacon Stauffer Abbott Max Klatt Rollin Knight Iowa Walla Lew Smith GC. S. Lambight A. 20 Pierce Taylor Threshing Co

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