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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
3
Local and personal item notes an auction sale at Landliz Saturday evening starting at 7 30 o clock Art Miron has been dovated repair work at the Haas store for six weeks Mrs S A Cramer of Wampton visited last evening to spend time with her daughter Mrs Gal Van Duyn
A local seamstress presents a pleasing assortment of smacks crafted from various fabrics at The Haas Store. Prices range from 1.96 to 3.50 dollars, with copies available for buyers who wish to make their own versions.
Mgr and Mrs Rey Whorrall of Versailles visited Glenn Whorrall's home for several days while Supt W G Clark, recently at the National Educational meeting in Cleveland, Ohio, returned home last Thursday evening. Cozy Cottages offer summer rates from 5 to 25 dollars per week with weekend and daily options. Lore Model Garments of Fabrics features silk and cotton spring outfits from Wann Co showing varied children's and ladies wear in stock.
Misa Ardis Adama teaches at Malcom and spent Saturday with home folks. Numerous residents and visitors travel to Des Moines, Dubuque, Marshalltown, Sheffield, Alden, Hol landale, and beyond. The article notes weddings, funerals, and purchases, including Foot prop, plus several trips by Mrs. Rambo and Mr. Daggett. It closes with road-clearing progress and county highway efforts after a heavy snow.
The Hubbard area column reports Mra. Will Hagedorn and others visiting, births at Hubbard area families, and deaths including Mrs. Andrew Wilson of Independence. Weather turns mild then cold with thawing roads. Several local residents enter hospitals for care. Election ads appear and a Scout Court of Honor is postponed to March 14 at the high school.
C M Haas left yesterday for a business trip to Kansas City. Auction sale at Landis Saturday evening March 9 beginning 7 30. U H Hardy was in Waterloo Tuesday for an employment dealers meeting at Hotel President. Announcement received of the marriage of Louis Powgnas of Waterloo to Nellie Mitterer of Hubbard on February 9. Mrs Powgnas is a cousin of Mrs Nick Powgnas. Louis works as a care maker at John Deere in Waterloo and they will live there.
Mrs derry Johnson of St Louis attended her brother in law Jake Hleckers funeral in Ackley then spent a few days with sister Mrs Hattie Schmitt. Miss Viola Lund headed to San Francisco to marry L M French of Paso Robles and will reside there. Her mother and brothers Irving and Harold joined her to Marshalltown.
The Ladies of the Congregational church announce a dinner and auction sale on Saturday night March 8 beginning at 6 o'clock. The event will be at the Landis Mill. Public is invited. A separate store sale is planned for Saturday night March 50e starting at 7:30 o'clock.
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