Changes at the Court House in 1927 Officials Named
The county board organized electing Simon Engel as chairman. O M Barnes turned over treasurer to successor with 328676.61 in funds. Board approved 5861.2h for first mortgage on fair grounds, named county papers for 1927, fixed deputies salaries, and noted state losses from bank failures. Two farm homes burned northwest of town and a library notice announced new hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Barnes
Ledger
The
Herald
Iowa Falls
Sam Holgington
Laura Hardy
Helen Fogg
Leon Frank
Ada Meeks
Warren Bailey
Wanda Hollingsworth
Julia Mulford
Social Service
van Dugseldorp
C. B. Morris
J. E. Davidson
Court House
Clara Williamson
Agadg
B. T. Oldham
Will Trende
Eldera
Eldora
Frank Sheldon
Edwin Rogers
Volleyball tournament winners and next round captains
The second volleyball tournament ended Tuesday night with captains Clayton Hall and Victor Miller leading the winning teams while Janasen and Glen Jones captains headed losing teams. The losers will host a feed for the winners soon, and new captains for the next round were selected: V O H Vilmont, Frank Petty, Darrell Brown and E A Bloomquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Hall
Victor Miller
Janasen
Glen Jones
V. O H. Vilmont
Frank Petty
Darrell Brown
E. A. Bloomquist
Jurors Chosen for Next Court Term by Local Officials
The Clerk, Recorder and Auditor selected Grand and Petit jurors for 1927. Grand jurors report February 1 at 10:30 a.m. with Judge Garfield presiding. Petit jurors report December 7 at 1:30 p.m. for service. lists by town include Iowa Falls, Hubbard, Steamboat Rock, Alden, New Providence, Slooka, Radcliffe, Union, Buckeye, and Whitten with named jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
C. T.mmert
Jackson Wyatt Johnson
Eldora A. G. Lea
Town Falls
Dan_ Munson Hubbard
G. D. Kepple
Union Cert
Barnard
Eldora B
Iowa
Falls
C. H. Gilbert Jr
Mary Berfield
E. L. Hegg
Amanda Blair
F. H. Welden
Glen Baker
Hubbard
J. A. Marshman
H. H. Kuhlman
Fred A. Winter
M. N. Clark
W. F. Wykle
Clifford Hough
Steamboat Rock
Trittien
Harm _Bung- Wim
von Mf Oikers
Neth Folkers
Agnes Trainer
Alden—Verner Varman
Anna Nelson
Edna Collinge
Josephine Urmson
New Providence
Rash Edgar Reece
Ross G. Reece
Della Dean
C. H. Martin
A. OC
Clampitt
Sluoka
Starry
Marks
M. G. Herme
Alice Stebe
Annual Meet Social Service Annual Meet Social Service
The Hardin county Social Service Commission will hold its annual meeting on Monday January 10 at 2 00 PM in the court room of the Court House. It plans to evolve into a Social Service League inviting citizens to join as members or volunteers to broaden involvement and aid in county social problems. The program includes a report by Social Worker Van Dueseldorp and an address by Miss Louie Cottrell of Iowa State University Extension Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Service Commission
Court House
Hardin County Social Service Commission
Social Service League
Iss van Dueseldorp
Louie Cottrell
State University Extension Division
Iowa City
Miss Cottrell
Board of Supervisors
Iowa Falla Community Club
Varios
Notes From Court House Licenses and Real Estate Moves
The court house notes describe last day license plate rush, penalties for unmet licensing, and counts of vehicles licensed in 1927. Includes marriage license listings and assorted property deeds, transfers, and legal actions in Ames area. Leona Hardy returns home after holidays with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Clifford Moler
Dorothy Liberum
Harold Logsdon
Edythe Grace
Roma L. Aman Rosa
Long
Edgar M
Leona Hardy
Ames
8. U. Hardy
Auto crash mars New Year dinner trip near town
Mr and Mrs Fred Havens and Mrs Chas Reynolds were injured in a Saturday ice skid on the hill by the Pearl Brown home while en route to the Mary Tune club New Year s dinner. Mrs Reynolds was unconscious briefly with a head injury while Mrs Heyern and Mrs Berminghaus Sts Malthar cared for at home. The car was badly demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
Fred Havens
Chas. Reynolds
Mary Tune Club
Pearl Brown
Ellen Hulbert Home Economics Club Named at Public School
Public School notes announce the Ellen Hulbert Home Economics Club name in honor of a pioneer woman. Club colors are purple and gold. motto is A studly in time saves nine. Meetings held monthly at various homes. vacation over with semester exams next week. Basketball doubleheader vs Grundy Center this Friday. boys travel to Cedar Falls Saturday. Jan 14 at Reinbeck. Jan 15 doubleheader vs Town Falls at home. Final Home Declamatory Contest set for Jan 19 with oratorical and dramatic entries listed. glee clubs to broadcast January 17 over WOI Ames. Mrs. Howard Speers visiting Unionville, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Hulbert
Koma Promineol
Eldora
Ildora
Pusineiay
Grundy Center
Cedar Palls
Teacher's College High
Reinbeck
Town Falls
Preservation of the old school bell praised by American Legion group
The American Legion of Alien urges preserving the old town bell as a symbol of community spirit. The bell funded by a supper dinning, dances, spelling bees and donations from local women, paid off its note and became a historic asset for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion of Alien
John ©. Crockett
U. Senate
Senate
Dawes
Henior
Tobias Pearson
Radcliffe
Monex
Eac
Globe
Pearson
Mr. Pearson
Hendrickson
Marshalltown
M. Hilker
Hubbard
Mra. Hendrickson
Son
Ames
Oakatreet
Iowa Falla
Parkersburg
Adison
Eldora
Maylor Middleton
Simjen Lengelking
Masonic Temple Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting of the Masonic Temple Association of Midora was held in the Masonic hall last Monday evening. Reports of the Treasurer, Secretary and Overseer were read, noting the association in good condition. Directors chosen for the ensuing year include P. Davis, J. Wartvhow, A. W. Crossan, Chas Baskin, N. B. Carpenter, Geo. W. Hayney and L. K. Welsh. Davis named president. Baskin vice president. Crogan treasurer. Carpenter secretary and overseer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple Association
Masonic Temple Association of
Midora
Masonic Hall
Secur
Davis
J. Wartvhow
A. W.crossan
Chas
Baskin
Carpenter
Geo
W. Hayney
L. K. Welsh
Chas, Baskin
A. W. Crogan
N. 8
Eldora City Dads Meet and Fire Report Summary
The Eldora City Council met with full membership except one. Reports from Clerk, Treasurer, City Physician, fire chief, and assistant chief were heard. Poll tax cut to 3 dollars. fire losses totaled 2826.02 on furniture, 3760.55 on buildings, 429.60 in fees, and 668.70 for hose plus 107 for chemicals. Fire causes listed include oil stoves, chimneys, train sparks, defective wiring, bonfires, lamps, and unknowns. Firemen named include Protherac, Jess Perking, M Hathcock, G W Birch, and others. Dr Grey reports 4 admitted at school, 2 with whooping cough, 1 mumps, 1 pink eye, and grippe. Shick test results show 62 positive, 45 negative, 87 toxin-taken, with other requests for vaccination. No contagious diseases found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Gafi
Ro Protherac
Jess Perking
M. Hathcock
M. R. Toxke
A. la Miller
Asc
H. A. Rubendahl
G. W. Birch
Grey
The Making of a Will in Local Service Clubs
C E L N Boardman spoke on estate planning at Rotary and Kiwanis meetings, urging annual self checks, concise wills, and avoiding ambiguous clauses. Highlights note rights of testators and recommend simplifying bequests, with tips for avoiding costly court interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piawyer
C. EL N. Boardman
Kiwanly Club
Yeardman
Hoardman
Annual Meeting of Hardin County Farm Bureau
The Hardin County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting in the county courthouse last Monday despite slick roads, with over 20 members from 19 townships attending. Reports praised progress, county agent service, and ongoing club work. J. F. Morrin was re-elected president, with Martin Ryken, Frank Clampitt, and H. C. Gilbert in key posts. Resolutions highlighted local farm education, marketing aid, tuberculosis eradication, and federation ties, while commending Governor Hammill, Gov. Lowden, and local leaders for agricultural relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County Farm Bureau
Hardin County
Farm Bureau
Morris
Wayne Caster
Marle Milly
John Brown
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
National Livestock Producers Association
Farm Bureau Organization
A. M. ‘Thompson
Iowa
Gifford
Bet J. F. Morrln
Martin Ryken
Frank Clampitt
H. C. Gilbert
Home Project
Hoy's and Girls Club
Adda
Charles E. Hearst
Hammill
Congress
Frank Lowden
Hardin
County
L. v Carter
Anne
Gate
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Simon Engelking
Norman
Tungland
Library
Gere
Towans
Albert W. Gray
Dan J. Meyan
Cedar Rapids
Miss Mary Hoyle
Zella V. Mighme
Lot
Charles Eighme
Alice Itthards
Alden
Charles Bighme
M. Benaboot
Lota
Feltshirdy
Aiden
Blackstone
W. W. Blackstone
CaMardi
M. Hadley
G Blackstone
Cailiurdia
A. Cowan
Rockuylvania
E. K. Morey
BF. H. Lightfield
Hidoru J . Bruner
C. E. . Roldele
Gilmans
Franz Vergin
Osgood
Bracken
Ste Place
N. Meyer
A. Meyer
St. John Et al
C. R. Long
Whitten
J. Troy
Gifford Community Garage Co
M. Krush
D. M. Biserman
H. Thielke
B. W. Fatale
K. W. ‘Thielke
Hauser Bros
Ten Harris
Frank King
Paul Pa
D. T. Hooker
Effie
Hooker
Divore
Hila Shirley
Elsie Deorm
Hil. S Edg
Add
Eldora Lois M. Rutzen
Raymond Rutzen
Shipley Co
Strack & Willinert
Attachment
Mary L. Cruzan
L. J. Therp
New South
Robert Dornebach
Wilgon
Paris
Gerald V Manelau
Dean Warthow
Vengance Fg Mine
Lawrence’ Wiesner
Mildred Alben
Margaret Hridgens
Jim
Huther
Megan
Gwendolyn Vigary
Mnorchs
Mildred Abbott
Madde
Luella Fage
Misa Charity Grinder
Gladya Freerick- Bern
Margueritte Kennedy
Glorloug
Leo Mean
Howard Speers
Unionville, Mo
Mrs
John Conklin
Hardin County News
Church OF Christ
Drake
Rey
Potter
Eldora City
Boardman
Purm Bureau
Agriculture
Atute
Bank Wuaranty
Vern Horer
Annual Meeting
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