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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1926
Page
6
The report emphasizes that many overlook essential medical guidance and treatment for chronic diseases. It notes Meath’s precise approach to care and highlights how hundreds of patients over 25 years have found relief through competent treatment and sustained care.
Mr O G McCann and C W Cloug did carpenter work for Mrs Sarah Sweet in Waterloo. N C Hutchens of Union called in town Sunday. Nelson and Wilton McAnuity of Toledo visited St A Lyons. Miss Virginia Houser of Union visited cousin Miss Jean Hauser. The Royal Neighbors met at the hall Tuesday evening. Frank Hauser and wife welcomed a son born Tuesday July 6 weighing 7% lbs. Jus Wilcox's children had tonsils removed at Dr Bla's clinic. Whitten ball team lost 7 to 1 to Mon tour amid errors and umpire calls. Mrs Leo Lockard and two daughters visited Mrs Jennie Lockard. J H Moore far west in Jerome, Idaho visiting Iva Whitwood's parents, Mr and Mrs Wm Nakken and Mr Amos Hausey visited Pine Lake. Mrs H A Lyon returned Saturday from Marshalltown hospital after tonsil removal with no transfusion. slow recovery. Mr and Mrs Otto Schroeder of Gladbrook and Town visited J L Long. H R Hauser and family returned from Racine Wisconsin. Mrs Thos Gregg and daughter joined for visit. Thos Morton left Monday for Iowa City for an operation. J S Lyon and Ray Woods at Hampton visited late week. Miss Uzzy Mauser of Cedar Falls spent weekend at her home. Mrs Clint Thompson and four children left Thursday for Waterloo to visit relatives.
Local column records a string of visits and travel, hospital stays, and social events in Eldora and nearby towns including Marshalltown and Whitten. Entries mention multiple families, church activities, a barn fire at George Freed place, a Pine Lake picnic, a reunion, and road trips with numerous names and places across Iowa and Minnesota.
A cluttered society column from Mes Potent era records Miss Dorothy Castelly and Miss Gladys Therneg. Ample visits fill the week with relatives in Aberes and New Erowid. The text notes several local residents at home, weekends with cousins, and multiple friendly calls at varied homes.
Miss Mary Perkins hosts a center gathering with Des Moines relatives and Miss Dora Granner as Bilateral visitors Saturday at the Thast. Ruth Hutlegi, working in Milwaukee, plans a day visit with her parents before visiting her brother and his wife in Minnesota. Colin and Moss Koreny Gyanzow travel to Minnesota for a week of relatives and return. Mr and Mrs Philip Reilly take Sunday dinner with the Ducal Jerome dante. Mrs Terman Radolph returns from Chicago after a visit with her sisters Nerthruph and Mrs. McGee. Dorothy Costello spent the week visiting friend Miss Bhtory Tierney at Point Pleasant. Abedie Doyle and family host Sunday evenings at the Herb Siegle home. Charles Riske and family visit Philip Kerlly’s home. Charles Bhelweang visits Linweenee, while Harry visits the Ant Klephy home.
The page lists multiple local churches with pastor names and service times. Lutheran Rev C G Treskow holds English services the first and third Sundays at 8 pm with Sunday School at 9:00 am. St Marys with Father T J Dowling offers Masses on Sundays and notable Sundays. Methodist Episcopal led by Roy V Forter with Sunday School at 10 am and public worship at 11 and 8 pm. Church of Christ under Thomas E Morton with midweek and Sunday services. Congregational Church led by Albert R Rice with morning and evening worship. Church of the Nazarene Cyril A Cronk preaching with services and prayer meetings. Baptist Church The Friendly Church led by Robt D Kinney with Bible School and evening services. other churches listed with weekly activities.
A sweeping page of community updates covers residents visiting relatives, social gatherings, and a damaging barn fire. Names include Mrs Anna Rowpe, Mr Russell Milawortt, Mrs Gutlen Albricht, and many Ayers family members with details of visits, barn structures lost, and local events at the Will Zelt Hone and Chester Vigory area. The report also lists county deeds and land transfers, along with Poultry Lesson programs and community singing events at local homes.
The Tonnonco evolution case remains unresolved as full details stall a settlement. A long summer awaits while the mighty problem stays unsolved.
Vintage advertisement claims Tiz relieves aching sore tired feet and foot conditions such as corns bunions and swelling. It touts rapid drawing out of poisonous exudations, promises comfort for a year or money back, and urges purchase at drug or department stores for a few cents.
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