Community club notices fill Eldora's week indoors
A long list of local clubs and social gatherings fills the week in Eldora. Utopia Club hosts Hildegarde Stielow. Kory Klub with Agnes Guenther. Thursday Club with Raymond Haas. Home Economics Club on January 8. D C Club afternoon bridge. Cemetery Auxiliary next Thursday. Ladies Aid Society January 9. Friendly Club Friday. Open Fire Chapter hosting Monday. Dancing Club after New Year. Pythian Sisters Friday with officer installation. Various suppers, parties, and social events follow through the week including bridge, dinners, and New Year celebrations. The Township’s social life centers on church, lodge, and school-affiliated groups with hostess duties and pot lucks.
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Farry Ward
John Milloy
Cemetery Society
Ladies Aid Society
Geo. Haynes
Stoltz
Hauser Crosser Couple Wed At New Year’s Noon
Helen Blanche Hauser and Lewis Crosser wed at the bride’s parents home with attendants Gladys Callaway and Willard Cobb. Doris Hauser carried the ring. Catherine Wingard sang At Dawning. Rev H A Wingard officiated. The couple plan a brief Brookings visit then reside on the L W Carter farm at Lawn Hill after March first.
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H. A. Wingard
Brookings
South Dakota
L. W. Carter
Lawn Hill
Local Social Roundup in Timber Valley
Neighborhood notes from Timber Valley describe visits and calls among residents including Weaver Slyvest Barnhart Mossman and Perry households. Mentions of hog deliveries, farm work and a few Christmas and New Year greetings alongside a brief political jab at the World Court.
Lincoln and Eldora residents share visits and ailments
Mr John Rasne motored to Eldora on Saturday while Bert Beecher aided Glen Riley with fodder. Velma Beecher and a friend drove to Eldora Wednesday. Velma Beecher stayed with Herman Tietz during flu season. Mrs Frank Trickey and Mrs Warren Williams' family visit Minnesota. Lincoln school reopened after vacation and Pearl Beecher visited Ruth Gast shower last Saturday.
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Lincoln School
Robert Bullis
M. R. Mossman
John Harnhart
Town Falls
Warren Mossman
Mike Mossman
John Barnhart
Steamboat Rock
Amelia Knowles
Charley Blair
John Rainsbarger
John Rasne
Eldora
Bert Beecher
Glen Riley
Marshalltown
Wayne Perkins
Carl Lacey
Velma Beecher
Mike Simmons
Frank Trickey
Herman Tietz
Pearl Beecher
Pearl
Clarence Perkins
Warren Williams
Laurel
Minnesota
Ruth Gast
Death in Missouri and family travel in Shepard
Mrs George Batch and daughter Elsie and Jack Bachman return from Springfield to attend death of Mrs Batchs sister in law Bert Price. Families visit, care for the sick, and local deaths noted. jokes and small talk close this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Batch
Elsie
Jack Bachman
Springfield
Irene Hurley
Clyde Bowen
Bethel Cundiff
Florence Eggleston
M. W. Dickinson
Lon Stewart
Jnn. Newby
Ted Pope
C. H. Coffelt
Etna Newby
Mary Jones
Missouri
Shepard Cemetery
Chas. Snyder
Vanity Touched Prizefighter in Restaurant Scene
A humorous strip shows a prizefighter ordering plain cream for a baked apple while dismissing whipped cream. A diner complains of a wasp in soup as staff refuse to disturb the boss, citing fear. Other snippets feature campaign chatter and lazy characters.
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Vanity
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