Waterloo visitors and local college student home for vacation
Geo Starr from Denver attends business college and visits his Waterloo hosts over the weekend. Also present were Ray and Charlene Jorgenson Al Jorgenson Art Nissen and Richard Wagner and families from Waterloo. Bargain note mentions Gamble Store paint is $1.86 per gallon or 65 gallon drum. Iowa Falls IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Starr
Business College
Denver
Col
Waterloo
Ray
Charlene Jorgenson
al Jorgenson
Art Nissen
Richard Wag
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Berkshire Bemberg Hose at The Haas Store
Berkshire Bemberg hose in all colors in stock for one dollar. This full fashioned item remains a popular choice with many women returning for more wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire Bemberg
Berkshire
Independent Merchants Association planned in Grundy Center
Mr Kurtz and B F Bienfang of Grundy Center attended the Independent Merchants meeting in Marshalltown and plan to start an Independent Merchants Association in Grundy Center. Only 100 percent Pure Pennsylvania Oil for summer use sold in Gamble Stores Iowa Falls Iowa. Medium 19 percent per quart five gallon lots steel drum included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Wehrman
Robert Lynn
Marshalltown
Henry Wehrman
Kurtz
B. F. Bienfang
Grundy Center
Independent Merchants
Independent Merchants Association
Gamble
Iowa Falls
Iowa
New Spring Suits at Haas Store Prices Rise
The Haas Store offers Easter suits priced from 9.90 to 12.50 and 17.60 with stylish designs. New blouses are available at 1.98 for two piece suits, highlighting affordable spring fashion selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haas
Dairy and social notes from Iowa weekend visits
A column notes farmers own 1,100,000 horses and 93,000 mules while Iowa attendees recount weekend visits. Mrs Warren Reece stayed with sister Mrs H Malloy in State Center, Anne Clary visited Dubuque with sister Margaritte Clary, Mr and Mrs W J Whitehill of State Center called on I J Rice, Miss Reitzel from Des Moines visited locally with Alta and Myrtle Follett, Anne Rash of Grinnell visited grandparents L K Reece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Warren Reece
H. Malloy
State Center
Anne Clary
Margueritte Clary
Dubuque
W. J. Whitehill
I. J. Rice
Half Million Autos in Iowa Vehicle Registrations
Iowa registrations totaled 686 407 for March 1 with Roy B. Gault, superintendent of the motor vehicle division, noting 68 979 trucks, 1 081 motorcycles, and 804 trailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Roy B. Gault
Secretary of State
Everfast Suiting Smock Offered For Women
New smocks of Everfast Suiting are worn by girls in the Busy Bee Cafe with a sample style smock by Mrs De Baggio for women to copy. It features a long sleeve and a new flare skirt and is priced at 59 cents a yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Cafe
Hass Co
de Baggio
Local church and community notices from Eldora area
OWASA Mr. Wendt of Eldora handled insurance at a school event Tuesday. Families and visitors attended gatherings including the Ladies Aid at the church basement and a Needle Craft Club meeting. Reverend Cleworth preached with quarterly conference. many locals and visitors joined and relatives traveled between Ames and Royal.
Local social rounds reported across New Providence area
Illinois Grove residents Harley Rhodes and family visited J. L. Welch in New Providence while O. J. Lacey hosted the Wallace Cox family in Hubbard. Numerous calls, dinners, and gatherings noted, including visitors from Marshalltown and St Anthony, a Booster Class surprise for the Sam Wright family, and Miss Paula Koepke's weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Rhodes
J. L. Welch
O. J. Lacey
Wallace Cox
Hubbard
Ambrose
Mae Blayney
Charley Dunnwoody
New Providence
Harold Andrews
Jane Nickolis
Marshalltown
Willis Nickolis
Delos Lacey
Marjorie
Earnest Coleman
H. P. Rhodes
Mrs. Rhodes
Lacey
Mrs. Welch
Claire Reed
Loren Bateson
H. C. Koepke
State Center
Mildred
Paul Welch
Mustion Sells Cafe to Glen Archer
Cecil Mustion sells the Ever Eat Cafe to Glen Archer and hands over possession immediately. Archer intends to run the hamburger shop with cafe experience, planning to operate at Mr. Proudfit's location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustion
Cecil Mustion
Glen Archer
Cecil
Marfen
A. Hamurger
Proudfit
Herp. Archer
Eldora Churches Study in the Incarnation
In Eldora Church of Christ Sunday sessions explore The Lord of the Early Preaching as the first gospel preachers with Romans as the evening study base. Pastor Jack Finegan invites all to attend morning and evening services for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Jesus
Coleridge
Baptist Church Sunday Schedule with Evening Service
The Baptist Church holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11. The Y P A meets at 6 30 p.m. with an evening evangelistic service at 7 30 p.m. The ministers message is The Ministering Christ and the evening topic is Hope for the Hopeless led by Pastor Carey R Moser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Carey R. Moser
Methodist and Congregational Sermons and Easter Plans
Sunday services feature sermons on Gods Challenge to Folks and The Urge of the Great Commission, with evening topics Hammering Out Character and Why So Hard. Easter events include sacred concert, Palm Sunday prelude, vesper on Easter, and a churchwide benevolent planning session led by Albert R. Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Thurssey
Huffman
W. H. Mitchell
Congregational Church
Great Commission
Christian Endeavor
Albert R. Rice
Goose Creek Community Notes Eye Health News and Local Events
Mrs. Rube Boody returns from Eldora hospital noticeably improved. Sunday school drew eighteen with a pot luck at Earl Brooks home. Farm Bureau gathering set for Goose Creek school April 1 with three speakers at 8 oclock. Local visits include Eldora and Waterloo callers, 4-H leaders meeting at courthouse, and a range of neighborly visits around Eldora and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Boody
Eldora Hospital
Earl Brooks
Myre
Herb Struck
Omar Hubbard
Ellen Palmer
Eldora
Hubbard
Roy Clark
Baby
Waterloo
E. J. Andrle
Harold
Fred Struck
Herman Steinfeldt
Chris Blames
Guy Clatterbuck
Mildred
Zearing
James Fortney
Rub Boody
Jimmie
Albert Lesty
Garnet Bahr
Rueb Boody
Hively
Rue Boody
Arnold Kuserow
Minnesota
Arnold Ziesman
Julia Wasson
Erman Braught
Robert Papenfuss
Harry Wasson
Marshalltown
Monay
Pleasant Township
Farm Bureau
Goose Creek
Falls Team From Iowa Shows Work in Third Degrees
The Falls L. C. F. degree team from Iowa performed Monday evening. Five cards were dealt and the Falls team received compliments for their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
Iowa
Local residents share weekend visits and travels
Maurice Vilmont of Hampton and L M Younker of Des Moines visited area homes. Des Moines visitors and friends from Waterloo Tama Mason City Hubbard Webster City and Eldora were noted. A Navy appointment for Bernard Clarey and a piano recital by Jean Whorrall highlight community events this week.
Statement of Ownership for Hardin County Ledger
The Hardin County Ledger of Eldora Iowa declares S W Needham as editor publisher business manager and sole named publisher. Intertype Corporation New York City is listed as bond holder mortgagee and related financial interest. Sworn before a Notary Public on March 24 and signed by the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hardin County Ledger
Eldora
Hardin County
State of Iowa
S. W. Needham
Iowa
Intertype Corporation
New- York City
Intertype
Bedere
Local residents spend weekends visiting relatives and friends
C D Lowell spent Sunday with his parents at Webster City. Zelma Bishop visited relatives at Marshalltown. Betty Cahill of Hampton stayed at her aunt Mrs Darrell Brown s home. Mrs H 2 Wright of Aberdeen S D arrived for a short visit with Mrs Runkle. Mrs W A Pieters returned home at Marshalltown. Margueritte Kennedy has gone to Brighton after graduating from Cedar Rapids Business College. Edward Paine visits from Upper Iowa University for spring vacation. Harold Whitney returns to Fayette to his parents. Mr and Mrs 8 A Hardy with daughters Leota and aura spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs W L Van Patter in Waterloo. Maurine Runkle and Margaret Bridgens spent Saturday in Fort Dodge, accompanying Maurine s father home from an educational meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Vilmont
Hampton
L. M. Younker
Des Moines
H. M. Snyder
Tama
Iowa
Robert Todd
M. E. Olson
Mason City
H.H. Williams
Jay Bales
Hart-Parr Tractor Co
Charles City
John
Carpeter
Waterloo
N. S. Carpenter
Mable Lawler
Belmond
Margaret Lawler
W. L. Rigel
Holts Summitt
Sherri Boylan
Hubbard
Webster City
W. G. Leslie
Naden
Wellsburg
G. R. Bailey
Dodge City
Kas
Marion Bailey
Edna Sauer
Chanute
L. H. Klein
Odenweier
Enid
Oka
TF. J. Edgar
Margaret Berg
Mary Garden
Thais
Shrine Auditorium
Anna McCusker
Mabel Johnson
Frances
Oskaloosa
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ramseyer
J. H. Clary
W. E. Rathbone
Rowley
Stuart Rathbone
Rathbone
Rat
Estherville
Eldora
C. D. Lowell
Zelma Bishop
Marshalltown
Betty Cahill
Darrell Brown
H. 2. Wright
Aberdeen
S. D
Runkle
W. A. Pieters
Margueritte Kennedy
Cedar Rapids Business College
Brighton
Edward Paine
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
C. F. Paine
Harold Whitney
Special Rates March 29 on M. and St. L. R Route
Special rates on March 29 between all stations of the M. and St. L. railroad two thirds of one way fare for a round trip with a maximum fare of $10.00, valid in coaches only. Also one fare for round trip valid in sleeping cars upon berth charge. Return limit five days. M. and St. L. Ticket Office. Phone 20.
Local residents visit and travel plans across counties
Radcliffe residents Herman Berndt and family spent Saturday with the Herman Lightfield home. Mrs. E L Garner and daughter Nancy visited Marshalltown with her brother. B C Snyder of Chicago and his wife spent the weekend with H M Snyder. Jack Snyder of Kansas City stayed with his parents. Royal Gould and children plan a California visit this week. Frank Stielow and daughter Ruth left for Sacramento to make their home. Chas Hicks and others attended a meeting in Marshalltown. Ella Hiserete of Nevada and friends Nava Krukow and Florence Lumery visited Ethel Lightfield. Mabel Grimes hosted Emma Gunter, Betty Basket, and Margaret Ennis during spring vacation from Ames. Debated text includes stray fragments about Cerro Gordo and Au.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Berndt
Radcliffe
Herman Lightfield
E.L. Garner
Nancy
Marshalltown
B. C.C. Snyder
Chicago
H. _M. Snyder
Jack Snyder
Kansas City
H. M. Snyder
Royal Gould
California
Frank’ Stielow
Ruth
Sacramento
Calif
Chas Hicks
Matt Masson
Max Smith
Ed Stebe
Floyd Warren
Ella Hiserete
Nevada
Iowa
Nava, K
New Stamp Goodes Two Tables At Haas Co Store
Special spring prices from 10c to 98c on stamped pods at The Haas Co Down Stairs Store. Some styles display colored stamps marking the items for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haas Co
Low round trip fare to St Louis from M and St L lines
Travel to St Louis March 29 with a three fourths one-way fare for round trip. Good in coaches only. Also 1% fare round trip. Sleeping car option available with berth charge. Return limit six days. M and St L Ticket Office contact phone 20, 12-w-2 ry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Wabash Rys
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J. G. Bridgens
Bateson Hall
Frank Lyman
Tag Tagerson
Tagerson
Lyman
Warren Mossman
Andrew Kovacivich
Geo. Cummings
Owasa
Battling Kelly
Iowa Training School
Bennie Willims
Kid Anderson
Fred Fryman
Harold Pelham
Fryman
Wendt
Frank Jackson
Meryl Jackson
Harry Costello
Guy Jackson
O. Huffman
Ladies’ Aid
Gaulke
L., Green of
Primghay
R. Welsh
Ray Costello
Needle Craft Club
Herman Teske
Mel Stewart
Conrad
Prent Ransom
Cleworth
Cedar Rapids
Kerwin
Iowa Falla
Charley Seeliger
Snyder
Rabenold
Fairfield
James Muto
Alice Hjelm
Royal
I. O. O. F. Hall
Alden
Mary
Anabell
Welsh
Floyd Hall
Ames
Ilo Grantow
Floyd Trickey
Ackley
Martha Lepley
Ernest Reed
Union
Fred Trickey
Illinois Grove
Eldora Churches
Jack Finegan
Jean Whorrall
Methodist’ Church
Lois
Jean
Pine Lake
Gore
Wall Street
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