Social and Club Notes Social Calendar
January events list many clubs and meetings across dates January 8 to 14. Groups include Cemetery Auxiliary Mesdames Ellsworth and Manwilter, St Marys Ladies, Needlecraft, Thursday Club, book clubs, Twentieth Century Club, B O Club, Sans Souci Club, Watanye Busy Bee Cafe, Women’s Club, Treble Clef, Baptist Aid, Congregational Ladies, P E O Chapter FA, Fortnightly Club luncheon, W C T U, Eastern Stars, Jackson Township Farm Bureau, Monday Club, Bridge Group. Details include hostesses, locations, and a few program notes such as Kreisler record, Maristan Chapman review, and basket weaving lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Ellsworth
Manwilter
St. Mary’s Ladies’ Soc
Mary Anne Dunn
Warren McDonald
Peisen
Grace Grobe
Sans Souci Club
Amos Hiveley
Marion Nuckolls
Watanye Club
Busy Bee Cafe
Woman's Club
J. C. Boyd
Jackson Township
Farm Bureau
Joe Lawless
Bernice Grigg
Bridge and social clubs highlight Eldora notices
Informal two-table bridge at the Janssen home produced high score for Anna Mae Janssen and a consolation prize to Miss Maurine Johnston. A salad course followed. A group of six Eldora young women, once Campfire sponsors, hosted a pot luck supper at Miss Marguerite Kennedy's home with Miss Thelma Mabie as guest. The Friendly Club met at Mrs. Maude Green's home for sewing and plans, with next meeting at Mrs. Lucy Purdy's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Krominga
Harry Holmes
John Megan
Janssen
Anna Mae Janssen
Maurine Johnston
Eldora
Marguerite Kennedy
Thelma Mabie
Whitten
Maude Green
Lucy Purdy
Fred Rolph
J. H. Clary
Tom Dunn
Amy
Anna
Clara
Marguerite
Clary
Mary Ann Dunn
St. Mary’s Church
Edna Newell
Chas. Schafer
D. T. Brown
Helen Gethman
John R. King
Marshalltown
Gethman
W. H. Mitchell
W. Needham
W. G. Leslie
Keeneman
Hubbard
Owasa
Ackley
Hardin County
W. H. Soper
Eleanor Steinberg
A. W. Reese
S. W. Needham
Carl Rosine
Rosine
Chennette
Clayton
Sproul-Greef
Mary Jefferson Sproul
Charles KE. Greef
Clinton
Town
H. S. Harned
Marvin Kitts
C. A. Immer
Washington, D. C
Iowa State College
Charles
Alpha Tau Omega
Ames
Forestry Department
Curtis Woodwork Co, Inc
Canton
Ohio
Greer
Wm. C. Sproul
Texas
University of Texas
Bank of Canton
Greef
C. I. Greef
The
Ledger
J. F. Hardin
Memorial Union
Hardin
Pi Beta Phi
Delta Tau Delta
Stevenson
Los Angeles
Hal
Kansas City
James, Jr
Eldora and
Kent
W. D. Evans
Hampton
Hal Hardin
J.P. McMahon
State Center
F. L. Meredith
Des Moines
McMahon
Meredith
Walt
State
N. R. van Avery
Gertrude Hollied
P. S. Davis
R. E. Gray
Jennie Smith
Pierce Place
County Social Service League
Fredericksburg
Hollied
van Avery
Green Pastures
New York
George
Iowa
Iowa City
Ellis Island
Piney Woods
Valley Forge
George Washington Memorial
Eldora Public Library
Public School Library
Fox Cabin
R. I. Gray
Clifford Clemons
Freeman
Jessup
Union
Weather highlights for December 1930 and 1980 agricultural outlook
December 1930 had no zero days with a low of 7 above and a 44 degree range, 61 maximum on Dec 9, and only 0.42 inch of precipitation. Snow totaled 3.4 inches, and 14 days were clear while 15 were cloudy. December's northwest wind and sparse precipitation mirrored midsummer conditions. The 1980 agricultural outlook notes record low average prices, with many crops below production costs due to drought, but a potential price rise as surplus depletes and production rebounds, according to M G Thornburg, secretary of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
M. G. Thornburg
Farm management record keeping grows in Iowa farms
About 750 Iowa farmers from 64 counties completed farm records in 1930 under the state Extension Service. The program, led by J C G Galloway, shows growth from earlier years with 65 counties in 1931 and two four county associations now active. A case from New Providence notes how record keeping guides business adjustments, such as rotating movable hog houses and chick pens using the McLean system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
J. C G. Galloway
Iowa State College
Ackley
Boone, Greene
Calhoun
Webster
I. F. Morris
New Providence
Colony
McClean
Proposed State Tax Levy For 1931 And 1982 Budget Plan
Budget Director Oscar Anderson drafts an appropriation bill proposing a 10 541 346 tax levy for 1931 and 1982 to fund operating costs of state departments for the next biennium. The draft includes vacation with pay after one and two years, sick leave up to thirty days annually, and a per mile car charge of seven cents, with approval and statutory alignment planned by the Forty Fourth General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Anderson
Anderson
Forty-fourth General Assembly
Compensation for highway workers on duty foes
A proposed provision provides compensation for state highway commission employees who are killed or injured in the course of duty and authorizes $25,000 to cover litigation involving primary roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Assessors Prepare 1931 Livestock Valuations Schedule
Louis H. Cook leads the state board in a 1931 livestock valuation schedule sent to county auditors. Total valuation expected to drop about 20 million due to lower market prices. Rates set for feeding cattle, cows, heifers, steers, horses, colts, swine, sheep, and other stock. schedule aims at average quality, not fixed per animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Assessment
Louis H. Cook
Cook
People Who Ignore Statements of Account Deserve Credit Denial
A warning that customers who disregard statements of account should face credit denial to protect lenders. It argues timely payment and attention to billing as essential for extending credit.
Eldora Churches Baptist Bible School and Services
Bible school at 10 a.m. Morning worship and sermon subject Debtors at 11 a.m. B Y P U services at 11 a.m. Evening evangelistic service at 6 30 p.m. Sermon subject Who Needs Salvation. A welcome awaits you, Carey R Moser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church Bible School
Carey R. Moser
Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Annual Meeting
Sunday school at 10 a m English service at 11 a m Bible class at 6 30 p m The annual business meeting was held Wednesday afternoon Reports were given and officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Methodist Church Week Schedule Announced
Rev. H. EB. Morrow will preach Sunday morning for the conference claimants and the new pension plan. Evening theme is Hither. Sunday school at 10 am Epworth League 6 45 pm mid week service Thursday 7 15 pm parsonage L A C meets Friday 2 30 pm W H Mitchell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
H. EB. Morrow
Epworth League
W. H. Mitchell
Witness and lawyer clash during cross examination
The cross examining lawyer interrupts the witness questioning his thoughts. The lawyer insists on facts the witness knows. The witness defends his position stating he cannot talk without thinking and that he is not a lawyer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eldora, Iowa
Norman Kunath
DE Brati
Nate
Treble Clef Club
Baptist Aid Society
Andrew Perry
Congregational Ladies’ Society
C. E. Greer
Fouts
H. E. Moffett
Kreisler
R. W. Haas
P. BE. O
Maristan Chapman
Robert Smith
H. W. Danger
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
C. Piper
Alden
Hardin County Social Service League
Monday Club
Genevieve Janssen
Lillian Spilde
Lee
Ralph Harlan Beggs
Beggs
Europe
London
England
Ella Bear-Baker
Steamboat Rock
Mr. Beggs
Smith-Hensley
Jaetta Smith
Jesse Smith
Marl V. Hensley
Lilly Hensley
Iowa Falls
Harold Lawin
Home Guards
Viola Sweet
Howell Boyd
Mary Smith
Marian Nissen
Jane Adams
Margaret Dornsbach
Naomi Schubbert
Mary Kennedy
Dana Persen
Willcox-Trittien
Neva Willcox
Ray Willcox
Richard Trittien
Boone
August Trittien
Ww. Cc. T
Boole
Temperance Forces of
America
Raver
Elora
Coteley Pare
Orman Wisner
Nuckolls
W. G. Leake
Pein
Donald Wilson
Bob Bish
Pamper
Lemoine A' France
Waterloo
Diane
Bar
Jaey
Cymond Blackmun
Warthow
City Federation
W. H. Burrows
Geary
Phyllis Dougan
Henry Albert Phillips
Fudge
Ake
BUICK
Fowler Buick Co
Eldora Churches
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