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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
3
Local clubs including Needlecraft and Dancing Club announce evening picnics at Riverside park with music by Leach's orchestra. The 1920 high school class holds a Friday reunion at 6 15 pm at Riverside park. Various church and auxiliary groups meet for socials, meetings, and outings through the week.
The Ivestér Merry Makers were entertained at Glen Sheller's home last Thursday afternoon. Nearly all members attended, with a large number of children present. Elmer Wolfe and family spent Sunday with Herman Snapps at Wellsburg. Jon Smith and Fred Esalg delivered hogs to Wellsburg on Saturday. Dave Mayers hauled several loads to Whitten. Dara Smith Zelma Pierce Ruth Willard Vera Heun Lloyd Haun and Geo Newell and Alice Ware graduated from the seventh grade at Grundy Center. The village cutups spent Thursday afternoon at Chap Schwab’s. Little Avia Platt, who had been sick with tonallitie, is much improved. The youth are married folk. Enjoyed nap roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Dulnes Friday evening. A large crowd was present.
Herbert Swaggarts visited Gene Welches Tuesday afternoon. Arlene Swaggarts spent Tuesday night with cousin Penn Rhodes. Mrs Henry Steelman visited Harry Browns Thursday. Mrs Emmett Steelman left hospital to stay at Harry Browns. Farlow Rubottom and Geel Rhodes visited H A Rubottom home last Friday. Mr and Mrs CA Rubottom and Tom Reece attended the all day admitting event at Chester. Carlors in H A Ruddick home Sunday afternoon included Mr and Mrs D A Williams and grandson Guy Williams of Albion and Mr and Mrs Etna Moore of Zonn ing. Mr and Mrs Art McNitty and children visited. Rubottoms visited Monday at Ruddi A Ruddick and family. Mrs Tom Glenn and John Glenn attended Henry Hickman birthday party in Stanford neighborhood last Monday. Large crowd attended and a bounteous luncheon served. Henry Hickman was 78.
Northwest Tipton brief items report J A Nehring family hosting and J Barris family visiting Radcliffe. Several attended a Weather League Rally in Webster City. Three Ladies Aid Society met Mrs H T Munson. Harold Towley on arch visit. Della Munson traveled to Rapids City SD to visit uncle. Miss Viola Nehring attends summer school at Town Falls.
A Tuesday visit by Leo Schaffer to brother Frank in Town Fulle is noted along with a storm delaying a Farm Bureau meeting at Berlin church. A Hughes led boys baseball team forms with Frank Schaffer coaching. field practice occurs at Frank's home and park events unfold in Eldora. Community socializing includes Everett Huffman calling on Hughes customers and numerous local residents visiting Frank Schaffer in town.
Notices of local interest include sale of Melrose No 4 Grundy County Ia school on June 15 1926 at 1 oclock pm and Melrose township district reunions set for June 18 1925 with a talent play titled The Ghost Crime. Administrative notices appoint executrix and administrator with will annexed for estates in Hardin County Iowa.
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