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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1924
Page
3
The notice row surveys dinners, meetings, birthdays, and gatherings across clubs and churches. It lists invitations, hostesses, initiations, and program plans including missionary talks, craft sessions, bridge games, and a spring dance with multiple groups and attendees.
A jumble of Hardin County deed records lists numerous transfers among residents and local entities, with parcels described by quarter sections, blocks, and additions in Hubbard, Eldora, Ackto y, and Town Falls. The notes include prices ranging from a few hundred to about forty thousand dollars, reflecting a busy period of property transactions amid scattered legal language. The column closes with a proverb about a prudent man and a moral remark on fear of the Lord keeping one out of jail.
A Friday Methodist church program presents 100 beautifully colored slides on Indian life. Dr Worth of Woods Marshalltown delivers a true forceful lecture titled Fathers with the Indians, showing daily life and interests to adults and families. About 250 attendees expected.
Haas Co presents the second annual Notion Fair this week offering a great variety of everyday needs in notions and dress making accessories at attractive prices.
Herman Tietz and Geo Gunther spent Sunday in Detroit visiting sister Mrs Elizabeth Brody. Mrs J F Leonard of Winterset arrived Friday to live with son John at the house owned by Earl Deugheter in the south part of town. Mr and Mrs We 8) Birt and Mra Bromert with Tom Ermert were out Friday afternoon to the home of a relative.
Loyal and personal notes show Dr. Be. O. Keenaman visiting Marshalltown as a business caller on Tuesday. Daniel J. Harris of Steamboat Rock was in town last evening. Mrs. Robert Todd travelled to Radcliffe Tuesday to visit her father W. Lettow. Harry Shaffer, visiting Fort Dodge and Maurice City, returned home Friday. Mrs. Donald Madole of Union served on a jury and returned home last Thursday. Mrs. E. W. Ford left last Friday for Mason City to visit relatives and friends. Miss Rebecca Walde returned from Ellsworth after attending her aunt Mrs. N. D. Melic’s funeral. Miss Henry Janssen went to Liscomb for the funeral. Mrs. Anna Phelps returned from Iowa City and Des Moines on business. Specials announce Friday and Saturday at Eldora Candy Co. Peanuts clusters 29c lb, Peanut Brittle 19c lb, Peanut Butter 18c 2 lb 28c.
Local and personal items list visitors and travels across Marshalltown area. Mrs J W Perking called. Miss Emma Nichols visited Wellsburg and Cedar Rapids. Mrs J Vanderbeak arrived from Minneapolis to stay with sister Mrs Gee in Steep. Mrs C L St John from Macy Illinois visited Eidorn then Whitten. EB L Clay a broker caller at Town Falls, father I H Clay visited. A R Bavender family left for Oliva Alberta Canada after weekend with Union relatives. Orville Daggett visited Des Moines with parents. Mrs Frank Holander of Ackley visited Schaffer family between trains. two incubators and a brooder advertised. sale on baby chicks and medicated charcoal and butter milk mash offerings.
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