Church and club notices from the Star Class to Family Reunion
The Star Class of the Church of Christ meets today with Mrs. Chas Mitchell. Lutheran Ladies hostess today for the Ladies Society. A reception for new church members is planned Saturday evening at the church. The Needlecraft Club met at Mrs. Steve Sayer's home Friday evening. Mrs. John Nissen’s Sunday school class picnicked at the city park Wednesday. Paul Noble Grands to meet with Mrs. Essie Bonner next Monday evening. Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church meets Friday at the home of Ivan and Bales. Home Economics Club plans a picnic supper at City Park next Tuesday. Pythian Sisters meet at Bateson Hall next Tuesday for Memorial services. Twenty-two children and grandchildren gather at Raleigh Reisinger's home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Church of Christ
Chas. Mitchell
William Smith
Lutheran Paves
John Nissen
Att Missionary Society
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Ivan Are Bales
Home Economics Club
Bateson Hall
Raleigh
Reisinger Home
Bear Baker
L. M. Nourse
Des Moines
Ella Bear
O. B. Bear
Plano
Guy Baker
W. C. Baker
Eldora
Charles S. Medbury
Helga Ossian-Ricketts
Cadman
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Delia Griswold
Miss Bear
Drake University
Mrs. Nourse
Phi Mu
Mu Chi Epsilon
Pi Kappa Lambda
Drake
Chicago
Boston
New York
Des Mois Yres
Florence Sprague
M Bear
Mu Thi Epsilon
Thaker
Ledger
Eldora Social Notes and Local Family News
A farewell to the Bruce Allbright family as they prepare for a California trip, a bountiful dinner, and a lively open fire gathering. Inen chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution to meet next Monday, closing the year. Local dinners and garden club plans are detailed alongside multiple accidents and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Allbright
California
D. A
Nazete
Inen
Daughters of the American Revolution
Town Falls Hardin County News Highlights and Notes
Reports on Ackley workers wiring the municipal light project now under way with expected completion in one to two months. Obituaries note David Wright, pioneer railroad man, died June 1 1928 in Iowa Falls. Dairy honors go to Geo Nolte and Mark & Son for Holstein cattle. Oak Street bridge work progresses and a bus collision and motorcycle fire are reported. Jackson Township hosts a picnic June 20 1928 with games, dinner, and sports. church notices include New Member reception, and plans for state Christian Endeavor convention in Waterloo June 21 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Telephone Company
Municipal Light and Power
David Wright
Iowa
W. A. O'Neil
Iowa Falls
Town Falls
Rock Island
Wright
Dave Wright
Geo. Nolte
Towa Falls
Towa
Holstein Breeders’ Association
Hardin County
Nolte
Mark & Son
Oak Street
Richard Mullane
Estes and
River Streets
Leland Lewis
W. H. Lewis
Alden
Leland
Los Angles
Cal
New York City
C. C. Pyple
International News Service
Church OF Christ
Christan Endeavor
Waterloo
Poling Kelly
Scotland
Royal J. Dye
RH. Miller
Floyd Jones
Laodieon
Givin
Christ
Grace Toole
Senior Endeavor
Church
Responsibility For Recreation
Jack Finegan
Gratitude for floral tributes after Flora B Quigsey’s death
The family led by Mrs Flora B Quigsey thanks neighbors and friends for many kind deeds and the beautiful floral tributes given in memory of their husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hunter
Flora B. Quigsey
County Seat and Court Houses in Hardin County
Eldora has long served as Hardin County seat with a history of contested moves. A 1868 ruling settled Eldora as seat after lengthy court challenges, followed by a 1891 vote to fund a courthouse and jail, and construction completed by 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Boylan
Eldora
Hardin County
Iowa River
Union
Iowa Falls
Steamboat Rock
Steamboat Teck
Berlin
Point Pleasant
Ingal
Kidera
Board of Supervisors
Riptember Pris
Chatner
Redt
Local and Personal Notes from Des Moines Area
Local items report on business callers L Davies Guy Jones and Wyatt Johnson in Des Moines Tuesday. others travel and visits include C F Brownell in Marshalltown, Miss Vircie Haas at summer school, Mrs H W Kennedy to Hampton, Mrs Frank Kelly to Marshalltown for a St Mary's Academy reunion, Morris Modlin moving to Leavenworth KS, Miss Jean Cahill visiting Chicago, Mrs W H Mitchell returning from Monticello, R K E Prim renting near Alden, Dr Mable Millett visiting, A L Gardner attending a railroad telegraphers meeting in St Louis, funeral for Mary Lehman at hearing, rain and showers across the region, Mrs D P Sheller and other women visiting Los Angeles, and a cautionary note about young men sowing wild oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Davies
Guy Jones
Wyatt Johnson
Des Moines
C.F. Brownell
Marshalltown
Vircie Haas
The
State University
H. W. Kennedy
Hampton
Frank Kelly
St. Mary’s Academy
Morris Modlin
Saaturday
Leavenworth
Kansas
Armory
Jean Cahill
Chicago
T. B. Cahill
DT. Brown
W. H. Mitchell
Monticello
R. K E. Prim
Frey
Whitten
Alden
Mable Millett
Will Nissen
Naomi Quinlin
A. L. Gardner
St. Louis
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Gus
Agnes
Mabel
Nellie
Edna Mitterer
Mary Lehman
Johnson Grove
Portine
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Optometrist
Needlecraft Club
Steve Sayer
Paul Noble
Tast
Essie Bonner
W. H. Wilmont
United States and
General Cord
East Side Square
Ziesman
Chas
Teske
Ebert Follett
Chester Modlin
Baptist Ladies Aid
Herb Doyle
E. B. Johnson
Will Ethridge
Brady
Riley Lewis
Wayside Inn
Ethel Ryan
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Grannis
Kentucky
Eldora Garden Club
Helen Burling
Jean Button
Radcliffe
Ban Ridout
Cottage
Neal Winterfield
Helmey Farris
Arnold Maakestad
Lune
Maukestad
George Cornell
Clarence Hall
Hardin County News
Ovac
Jackson Township
Ingheston
H. C. Gast
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Tild
Chrissy Brick
Booker
Washington
Brick
George Washington
B. Auto CO
Chevrolet
Eldora, Iowa
Kansas City
Citizens Savings Bank
Tyr
D. P. Sheller
Gohner
Frank Nowell
Whiting
Los Angeles
Seattle
Boosters OF Iowa Products
H. CG. Steward
Idaho
Kellogg’s
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