Public School Notes Highlight Milk Lunches and Events
Public school notes detail milk lunches for underweight kindergartners and first graders after Christmas, funded by PEO to cover costs. The class play is postponed to February due to illness and heavy work. Teachers absent, a resignation announced, and Christmas programs planned across rooms with near east relief payments outstanding. Also notes on a physician on site, annual birthday cake for Miss Staines, and a trip and contests within the district. City Park acquires historic millstones donated by the Iowa River Light & Power Co to be sheltered as relics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
P. E.O
Mies Siee
Winsner
Mary Faint
Eling
Helen Gethman
Marion Bailey
Harry Martin
Ames
Aroom
Miss Bdick
Miss Hauser
Miss Yeater
Pila
feThe Kindergarten
Staines
Reinbeck
Robert Greef
Emil Schmitt
Louise Furman
Lucy Ford
Maurice Needham
Wallace Huston
Merton Mknapp
Wayne Janssen
Luella Hall
Pearl ‘Carlson
Lornell Hoffman
Georg Poole
Dr. Gray
City Park
Iowa River
Iowa River Light & Power Co
Eldora
France
Raymond Hanan
Frank Carmody
Eldora High Defeats Marshalltown In Season Opener
Eldora High defeated Marshalltown 17 to 10 in the first basketball game of the season at the high school gymnasium. Eldora showed better teamwork and defense led by Powell and Huffman, while Marshalltown struggled with passing and consistent scoring. Substitutions and miscues plagued both sides, with Eldora pulling away in the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown High School
Eldora High School
Dickinson
Eldora
Marshalltown
Drury
Avey
Powell
Huffman
Eldora Marshalltown Follett RF
Hale Powell
W. Brown
Fouffman
Cras
Ehrhardt
Gethman
Chinburg
Tollett
Miller
Dey Avey
Follett
Gates
Hale
Pord Brown
Avery
Ford Brown
Nichols
Grinnell
Timekeener
Moses
T. Ak
Local and Personal News From Marshalltown Area
Local items note Mrs. Ben Victor of Ackley visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Mulford and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bridgena with son Burton plus Miss Laura Hardy visiting Marshalltown Tuesday. Georgia Sprain of Los Angeles came to see her ailing father. Bruce Tubbs went to Des Moines after learning of cousin Miss Gladys Tubbs death. Geo Cowger and Mrs. Clara Noyer and Mrs. Ed Noyer were Marshalltown callers. Sadie Megan, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Megan, went to Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Fannie Bridgena visits granddaughter Mrs. W. L. Van Patter in Iowa Falls. Joe Pierce goes to Des Moines for hospital treatment on his leg. Charles Day of Des Moines dined with Sherman W. Needham. Mrs. Frank Huntington, visiting her sisters Miss Glara and Miss Margeret Estabrook, returned to Platteville Wis. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. McLaughlin and two sons move from Kansas to Eldora living in the Davzel apartment. He is at the Ledger office. Mrs. D. O. King returned from Hampton after her father Patrick Conway’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Victor
Ackley
J. G. Bridgena
Burton
Laura Hardy
Marshalltown
Georgia Sprain
Los Angeles
Calif
Bruce Tubbs
Laka City
Gladys Tubbs
Geo, Cowger
Clara Noyer
Ed Noyer
Sadie Megan
John Megan
Cedar Rapids
Fannie Bridgena
W. L. van Patter
Iawa Falla
Joe Pierce
Des Moines
Traatmenta
Charles Day
Carpenter Paper Co
Sherman W. Needham
Frank Huntington
Glara
Margeret Estabrook
Platteville
Wis
A. A. McLaughlin
Kansas
Eldora
Davzel
Ledger
D. O. King
Hampton
Patrick. Conway
Plan for School Nurse and Social Welfare Effort in Hardin County
Hardin County moves to restore a school nurse presence in the southern part of the county after the new year. Red Cross funds and local boards supporters back services for county children. A Social Welfare League may form to coordinate with nurses, with county supervisors proposing half the salary and office space, seeking community funding for the other half. Local women, led by Mrs. A. T. Davis and allied with Eldora Federation, will evaluate the plan. Dolly Albee and family connections noted in Des Moines as part of the broader welfare discussion. Volley Ball tournament ends with announced captains for next event, while hospital notes report several local patients and staff movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Red Cross
Social Service League
County Board of Supervisors
Con
Lord Coupes
Norman
Plank
Mrs Burah Eales Heads to Los Angeles for Winter Visit
Mrs Burah Eales departed last evening for Los Angeles California to visit her brother for a few days then proceed to spend the rest of the winter with another brother in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burah Eales
Los Angeles
Calif
Ion
County Capitol Notes Report Long Sentences
A summary of court actions shows Chas. Alhee sentenced to five years for bogus checks at Fort Madison, with partner Gladys Reid receiving fifteen years at Rockwell City. some paroles noted. Other sentences include Mary Watlfe and Berton Kerkendahl to ten years at Anamosa, Frank Wilbrandt three years at Port Madison, and related estate cases. Also reported are 1600 cars registered, a new County House, divorces granted for Maria Willems, two marriage licenses issued, and a Thanksgiving football result Iowa Falls 7 Eldora 6 with local sports notes.
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Flarsann Wnitge
Wolfe
Kirendahl
Marry Watlfe
Anamosa
E. Wolfe Enat
Bow
Baston Kerkendahl
Marshall Chas
McMillan
Frank Wilbrandt
Bryson
Port Marison
Supreme Court
C. O. Ryan
Mary Bradfield
W. J. Rathbone
H. S, Bradfield
Bradfield
County Tiome
PF. X. White and Sons
Maria Willems
Honus Willems
Wackert Kiss
Ida “Milter
Alfred Blome
Nora Beckemaler
New Creamery Opens Monday in Eldora area
The Farmers' Co operative Creamery announces a grand opening next Monday in a new two story building south of Eldarn Hospital. Modern equipment includes separate processing for sweet and sour cream, a five ton churn, large cooling space, deep well for water, ventilation, and electric power. Cream will be received Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and must be delivered before noon for same day pasteurization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery
Newell
Eldarn Hospital
Trapping Season Opens With Dates For Fur Bearing Animals
Trapping season runs from November 20 to March 16 for beaver otter mink and muskrat with possession illegal after March 16. Skunk season runs November 1 to March 21. Killing fur bearing animals in closed season only allowed to protect property with burden of proof on the killer.
Hardin County 4-H Members Attend Ames Short Course
About twenty five Hardin county farm club members will attend the Ames Short Course on December 29 or January. Over a thousand boys and girls are expected to enroll. they will be housed and fed in college dormitories with supervision. A local leader will accompany the group and expenses should not exceed ten dollars per club member.
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Hardin County
Elf
Aimes
Pontine WU
Theelab
Tidere
Ames
Marshalltown
Tidora
Local and Personal News From Marshalltown and Nearby
Local and personal items detail visits and travels in Marshalltown and nearby towns. Mentions include Misdranees Mimge's Saturday in Marshalltown, Mrs A W Frazier and Mr T J Smith visitors, Carl Reaver and family from Des Moines in Eldora, and F E Button attending Mra H E Gibson’s funeral in Ramona. Also notes Elia Robb returning to Atlanta, and Willett M Hays recovering from injuries. A Haas Company display of large jointed dolls drew crowds, with over a hundred on sale Saturday morning.
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Misdranees Mimge
Marshalltown
A. Wy. Frazier
Fred Sehmitt
Mra
H.E. Gibson
Elia Robb
Poly
Los Angeles
Calif
Atlanta
Anna Wilson
Landrey
John Ralls
Willett M. Hays
Robert Brown
Jas. L. Brown
Haas Company
Market Letter Reports Mixed Livestock Results
Receipts last week show cattle at 90,000 ay and hogs near 916,000 with steady to higher ranges for some. Heavy steers weak, calves and feeders mixed, with hogs and sheep giving varied returns. the market softened on cows and yearlings while lambs and feeder lambs remained firm in places. December 15 reports note strong native lambs and record hog volume, with ongoing shifts in sale prices across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolk
Ghaie
Balaklava Surviver Dies Links to Famous Charge
The town mourns Ellis Cutting the last survivor of the Balaklava Charge in the Crimean War. He long resided in Town Falls and was famed for his genial nature and unique history. The community reflects on the Charge of the Light Brigade and Cutting’s place in local memory as time fades.
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Dins
Foin Toimes
Cutting
Ellis Cutting
Towa Falla
Leagt
Towa Tulle
Balaklava
Post Tennyson
Mr. Cutting
Light Brigade
Town Falls
K P Lodge Elects Officers At Evening Meeting
The Knights of Pythias lodge held a Thursday evening session and elected its officers for the coming term. New leaders include Ly Brown as W K and Lopgnschoe as M I, with other positions filled as announced.
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K, P
K of P Lodge
Ly Brown W. K, Lopgnschoe
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Eldora High
Fairfax School No. 4
Marie Clary
Dept. OF Agriculture
Mrs. Albee
Bob
Albee
Lucille
Oak
Fedd
Bologna
Herbert Jones
Clayton Mall
Junior Hardin
Vic Miller
Carl Johnson
Nora Strosnider
Clifford Hough Aind Tittle James Horton
Innae Elek
Owasa
Hadin County
Eldorn
Jows Falls
Iowa‘ Falls
Tehborg
Jons Falls
Iowa Falls
Mo Hartress
Des Moines Vallera
Farmera Co-operative Creamery
Christman
Ibly
Nanea
Alan
M. B. Reed
Mr. Wid
Rick
Man
Mr. B
BE. Button
Senta Chun
Opi
Hardin
Bureau
Ems
Nelfie Perkins
Miss Perkins
Meee
Santa Claus
Santa Claws
Hodge
Christus
Swiny
Mika
Miller, White & Woods of
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Perth
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