Union Obituaries and Notices Highlight Local Losses
Funeral services for C. J. Wilson of Ames and formerly Union were held at Federated church with Rev. Stover. Burial in Union cemetery. Also marriage of Irma Powers to Herbert Wallace at Eldora. Union wrestling team defeats New Providence 25% to 9%. Community news covers relocations, a fatal paralysis case of Mrs. Cecil Reece, and family movements within Union area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Wilson
Ames
Union
Federated Church
F. EF. Stover
E. F. Rogers
Helen
L. W. Johnson
O. E. Wood
David Hauser
E. C. Kauffman
J. R. Alexander
O. FE. Wood
T. A. Wilson
W. H. Lepley
Union Cemetery
Clinton J. Wilson
Bangor
J. C. Lundy
Marshalltown
Irma Powers
Herbert Wallace
Ocheyedan
Eldora
Jefferson
Ina Mae Cundiff
Homer Cundiff
Woodlake
Calif
Richard W.ropes
North Mar
Guerite
Alhambra
New Providence
Dillon
DeWitt
N. P
Brown
N P
Dickenson
Wood
Wilson
Rash
May
Foster
Bavender
Cecil Reece
North Fourth Street
Reece
Oliver
Clyde
Opal
Delmer Reece
A. H. Boeke
J. O. Choplin
Arthur Reece
Estes Funeral Home
Mr. Guthrie
Eldora Hardin Ledger Publisher Notice and Rates
The Hardin County Ledger explains subscription terms with prices 1.50 yearly in Hardin and adjoining counties, 2.00 elsewhere, and 2.25 in other states. Subscriptions are on open account terms and will be dropped if not renewed. all terms are part of the contract between publisher and subscriber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Iowa
Congress
Hardin
Aub-Scriber
California Fig Syrup advertised for children
An advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a gentle remedy for stomach cleansing and constipation in children. It claims quick relief, no cramps, and asks mothers to insist on the genuine product with age directions on the bottle. It warns against imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Union area community mourns longtime mail carrier and multiple local events
Funeral services honored Mrs Cecil Reece of Marshalltown and Union. EK D Herron marked 22 years as Union post office carrier with commentary on winter road conditions. Community members, including pallbearers Vaughn Reece Floyd Reece and Gerald Wilson, attended, while Miss Mary Cromer and others relocated or reported local moves. School notes cover declamatory contests and basketball tournaments. many residents moved between farms and towns around Union and Whitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Reece
Floyd Reece
Homer Reece
Elbert Reece
Bert Alexander
Gerald Wilson
Edith Reece
Olive Reece
Clara Reece
Ruby Chaplin
Paul Hauser
Des Moines
Atendance
Union Cemetery
EK. D. Herron
Union Post Office
Mary Cromer
Cedar Rapids
Carl Baer
Mount Vernon
Ross Reece
Providence Township
A D. Wood
Vera Pierce
Ora Wood
F. F. Stover
Mr. Stover
K. KE. Benedict
Marshalltown
Orient
Mission Fields
R. S. Rogers
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Mildred
Federated Church
Albion
Clemons
Liberty
Union
Wilma Norman
Vivian Turner
Ardis Darland
Clemens
Ruth Hunt
Albert Dunn
Ruth Blanchard
Community Notes From New Providence and Nearby
NEW PROVIDENCE residents and relatives gathered for a birthday surprise for Mrs. Clarence Reece after extended family visits. Weekend travel included the Cloud and LaMire couples visiting Crosley and Hubbard, while Wayne Foster and family sought medical advice in Marshalltown. A birth greeted Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Humphreys with a daughter born Feb 27 at an Iadora hospital. William Wildman passed away after two years with relatives. The Clemons and Mitchell families visited relatives Sunday as the local Music Art and Drama Department continued activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Cook
Stephen C. Foster
C. A. Norman
Ted Brour
van Reece
Saint Patrick
Samuel Souer
Wilson Hadley
Lucille Allen
BE. H
Mt. Pleasant
BP. L. Butler
Roy Wood
Oscar
Roy
Ruby Burch
Wayne Humphrey
J. W. Carter
C. J. Hawk
David
Hawk
Helen Knight
Friends Church
George Washington
Ladies Auxiliary
Supt
Albers
Richard Foster
Mr. Andrews
Charley Norman
Fred Mitchell
Ella Bear-Baker
Christian Endeavor
Ada Frazier
Wileen Johnson
Evelyn Hinshaw
Alice Martin
Margaret Waldo
Bernice Tudspith
Martha Carter
Helen Neubauer
Willard Martin
Evelyn Johnson
Mva Smith
Gladys Barnes
Lawrence Cutler
Harry Clampitt
Cletis Carlson
Mary Moore
Luela Rogers
Lyle Davis
James Hall
Wilson Johnson
William Wildman
Seneca
June
Hadley) Wildman
Clinton County
Ohio
Hardin County
Iowa
Town Falls
William
Richmond
Indiana
Friends
Harsham Collee
Asenath J. Adams
Bangor
Town
Alonzo
Clarence
Palacios
Texas
William Murrey Wildman
McKinley
Shanghai
China
Ruth Reamy
Wildman
Einora
Edwin Wildman
Palicios
New Providence
Oliver
Society of Friends
Lawn Fair
Hudspeth
Hattie Tresitood
Henry Copelatas
Mr. Eskerigs
Mrs. Stuart
W. A. Johnson
Vernon Graves
Kenneth Quigley
W. M. Shores
Whitten
Carl Mutehers
Shores
L. V. Carter
Lloy
Dooley
Ben Dooley
W. R. Foster
Marshalltown
Frank Cloud
Crosley
Minn
H.l LaMire
Hubbard
Arthur Chamness
Wayne Foster
George
Wayne Humphreys
Inidora Hospital
Homer Hunt
Leonard Mitchell
S.C. Clemons
Clarence Reece
Cystex 48 Hour Test Promises Relief For Bladder Issues
An advertisement claims Cystex cures bladder weakness and related symptoms. It urges readers to buy at drugstores, try the product for 48 hours, and promises a money back guarantee if not feeling improved. The offer emphasizes quick relief, improved sleep, energy, and absence of pain at a price of 60 cents.
Cough Relief Promised by Thoxine Prescription
A famous physician endorses Thoxine a cough remedy claiming instant relief without harmful drugs. The medicine acts on the internal cause with a double action and often eases irritation from the first swallow. Pleasant and safe for all ages it is marketed with money back guarantees at 35c 60c and 1.00.
Community Notes Describe Snow Strands and Local Moves
A heavy snow storm hampered travel as Eldora area residents aided by sleighs and teams. Families shifted homes with Ed Doud and others moving to new farms while Mrs. Schafer helped Mrs. Rodgers settle in Owasa. Local gatherings included 4 H pals meeting and multiple visits across Eldora and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iildora High School
Mary Cole
Frank Sehafer
Schafer
Owasa
Edwin Rodgers
Ed Doud
G. A. Cross North Farm
Wm. Allen
Ruth Emmett
James Jackson
Nidora
James Lawless
Jackson Farm
Joe Lawless
F. M. Cable
Harold
Warrier Tabor
Bailey
LaVerne Harmon
Eldora
Mr. Bailey
Elizabeth Kangley
Arnold Crouse
Margaret Allen
Mrs. Bailey
Grandma Keys
Harriet Tebor
Hubbard
Frank Cable
Allen
A. M. Doud
Leo Schafer
Little Son
Iowa Falla
Frank Schafer
John Davis
Henry Wheeler
Town Falls
M. E. Church
Student Misses Bus Through Bad Roads at Lawn Hill
Warren Kasischke stayed with his aunt Mrs. W R Foster last week and attended school as roads were too poor for the bus to pass his home. Mrs Cecil Cook visited in the Mrs A Beecher home Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Kasischke
W. R. Foster Ans
Cecil Cook
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E. B. Krominga
Dean W. Peisen
W. H. Seper Peisen & Soper
First National Bank Bldg
Eldora, Iowa
James L. Cameron Atorney
Law
Citizens Savings Bank
J. F. Hardin
J. L. Cameron
V-Prez
J. D. Leonard
Sec
Hardin County Ledger
Eldora and
Rardin County
Sherman W. Needham
Robert Andrews
Lois Reece
Mannie Moon
Webster City
Stanhope
Ellsworth
Jewell
New Providence Boys
Qwasa
NFP
Harry Moon
L. B. Waldo
Gene Foster
Carl Glemons
Edna
Lester Barth
James Reece
Mayo
Gene
IX. S. Reece
Carl Clemons
Mr. Reece
Noah
Malo
Aes Aed Co
Elvin J. Ryan
Hughes
Lawn Hill
Purcell Optical Shop
Iowa Falls, Iowa
Farmers
J. H. Kramer
Col
H. H. Turner
CH. Ware
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