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Newspaper

Hardin County Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1930

Page

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Public Schools Notes and Events Highlight Week

Eldora notes describe home economics luncheons, a commencement calendar with sermons by Rev Jack Finnegan, new Underwood typewriters for the commercial department, a home economics teacher election, and a school exhibit in the gymnasium. Seniors face exams, French classes enjoy a park picnic, and the annual board is hosted at Wayside Inn. A Boone meet yields points for Eldora, and a gas franchise election is withdrawn pending natural gas details.

Home EC Fair Grounds Jack Finnegan Frank Miles Des Moines Legionnaire Ticket Gertrude Baier Greenfield Ames Eldora Monday Commercial Department Kyler Boone Guy Martin Cowell Wiceand Eldora

Pageant at Union Federated church delights Eldora audience

Reverend Stover presented a Bible story in Parish Hall using tapestry portraits Paisley shawls and elaborate costumes to create an oriental atmosphere. Mrs Clyde Barnes wore festive colors while women acted male roles with convincing makeup. The Federated church regularly stages entertainments and Eldora savored this unusual treat.

Stover Federated Church At Union Methodist Episcopal Church Clyde Barnes Federated Church Eldora

Local Pianist Broadcasts From WMT Station

Eldora pianist Miss Dorothee Mac Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Thompson advanced piano student at Thalman Studio Iowa Falls delighted listeners last Friday evening by performing a group of piano selections broadcast from radio station WMT Waterloo. Her program included Payentelle Opus 77 Nollet Poupoo Valiante Poldini and Spring Song Grieg. Robert Grooters, winner of first place in the high school music contest and also a Thalman Studio pupil, sang several songs during the same broadcast receiving high commendation.

Dorothee Mac Thompson Robert Cgrooters Thalman Studio

Crowning of the Queen of May Service Scheduled

The Young Ladies Sodality of St Marys church plans the annual Crowning of the Queen of May next Sunday evening at seven oclock. The ceremony will finish in time for attendance at the baccalaureate services. Grundy Center group to sing Layols.

Young’ Ladies’ Sodality St. Mary's Church Persmit Grundy Center

Poppy Day Appeal Urges All to Wear Memorial Flower

A wartime style plea urges Americans to wear a red poppy on Poppy Day to honor fallen soldiers and support living veterans. The message links the poppy to sacrifice in Flanders Fields, the American Legion, and wartime aid through selling petals and pennies for veterans.

Fland American Legion America Planders

Fldora Team Triumphs Over Iowa Falls 24-6

Eldora golf team defeated Iowa Falls here on Sunday with a 24 to 6 score. The meet highlighted strong performances by Eldora players and marked a decisive home victory.

Fldora Eldora Iowa Falls

Wool Pool Plans Discussed At Hardin County Meeting

A Hardin county wool growers meeting at Midora courthouse on May 24 will discuss pooling this year's clip and the federal farm board plan. Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers outline cooperative pooling to secure 90 percent of market value in advance, with wool shipped to Des Moines for grading and storage.

Hardin County Midora Federal Farm Board Iowa Farm Board National Wool Marketing Corporation W. R. Rumbaugh Des Moines Draper &, Co Boston

New Building Contract In Eldora On Bean Tie Project

A new building contract has begun in Eldora for a bean tie project with Edward White named as principal contractor. The project budget is reported at 418,000 with completion expected under local development plans.

Edward White Eldora

Burglary at Meyers drug store in Steamboat Rock

Burglars broke into Meyers drug store Friday night looting cash register and jewelry worth $100 or more. Entry gained through a basement window then upstairs. Traces few, officers consider bloodhounds to pursue the thieves.

Meyers Steamboat Rock Imntrance Ackley Adam and Eva Jack Delamater Raymond Sailer Horace Pierrim William Diamond Adam Smith Sherman Limberg Andrew Gordon Raymond Bear J. W. Creson New Providence Chas Noland Ceder Rapids Radcliffe Grundy Center Susie Cadwallader Waterloo Florence Schwarck Eldora Cadwallader Schwarck Main Street

Memorial Day Postal Service Notice and Obituary Note

Memorial Day operations listed with no city or rural mail delivery and no street box collection. Post office lobby open for box holders, trains receive dispatch as usual, perishables must bear Speed Delivery. telegram reports death of Mia, BL, Martin, former Hubbard resident, at Greensboro NC on May 16.

James G. Bales Sarah Bales Mia Martin Hubbard and Knon Greensboro N. C

Debut Test Reveals A Strangeness In Town

A puzzling figure proves worth in a debut as locals question origin and capacity. The scene shifts through alleyways and odd hints, with canine epithets and clashes of fond recollections shaping a cryptic, atmospheric moment.

May court notes show deeds mortgages and judgments in Hardin county

The Hardin county report for May 17 lists 15 deeds 9 mortgages 48 chattels 9 district court judgments 3 transcript of judgments 4 attachments and 1 new case filed. Deeds include Lightfield to Cable in Eldora and several transfers in Whitten and Pde Add Eldora. District court judgments feature cases from Midwest Mutual Insurance and other creditors involving Gerrve Davis Bil Mean and more, plus state actions against various parties.

Hardin County C. W. Lightfield Vo M. Cable LW. Braga John Surken White’s Add Town Falls G. W. Medway Z. W. Strickler Eldora J. W. Williamsor Strickler BE. Welden W. BF. Welden Jows Falls J. FF. Strickler Jessie Ky. Williamson Chas. Hopkins Cloc Hopkins Whitten Nettie Myers L. H. Broer L. J. Kasisehke HW. Wisner Drake Syfr Clyde Knowles Adm State of Towa NEW Minnie Balvanz State of Iowa Mary Kelley Nie Froik QL. Kelley NWW John & BE John & BE. WW. Mitchell State of Town District Court Midwest Mutual Ins. Assn Gerrve

Eldora Ball Team Opens Season With Win Over Wa terloo Giants

Eldora baseball team defeated the Waterloo Little Giants, a colored squad, 8 to 5 in five innings on Sunday. Eldora's lineup included Lumb 8b White 5s Chin hure 2b Gethman 1b Lynk If Fellows Mender ef Denning If Cordes pitched.

Eldora Waterloo Little Giants Theldora Lumb Chinhure Gethman Lynk If Fellows Mender Denning If Cordes

J B Starr Dies In Second Ward Home

J B Starr a well known resident of this place died this morning at his home in the Second ward from heart trouble He is survived by his widow three daughters and three brothers Funeral services will be held at the home Saturday afternoon at 2 30 oclock Attn The degree staff of Aveturus lodge No 100 will instruct a class in the third degree in Odd Fellows hall Monday evening May 26 All Odd Fellows invited to attend

J. B. Starr B. Starr Aveturus Lodge Iowa Walls Odd Fellow's Odd Fellows Tidora Motor Co Sateont Fend Pata Tim Pecumes Schuracher Grocery Selina CG. M. Haas Co Catidy Diamond Bros Stinson Hatchery Goo Swift & Co Conkey Larsan Johnscat & Tatra Chas Sehaters Red Ball Shaw Community Hatchory Veos Dalders Ear Show Shell Texturn Ata Eanddings

Mulford Improving After Serious Heart Trouble

M. M. Mulford is improving at his home in the Second ward after being taken seriously ill last Friday morning with heart trouble. He remains under careful observation as doctors monitor his condition.

M. M. Mulford

Memorial Day observance planned with ceremonies

Memorial Day events Friday May 30th include park program with music, Gettysburg Address, and memorial addresses. Rev W E Mitchell to decorate graves, address to unknown dead, and benediction by Rev G R Moser. Committees named for program, music, flowers, automobiles, decorating, and cemetery duties with local organizations supporting the observance.

EL Mitchell Mildred Allbee R. Moser R. Rk. Bateson G. R. Moser Marshall Chas Lightfield S. W. Needham Agnes Guenther O. M. Barnes Fred Wetman CG. D. Lowell American Legion, Auxiliary Sons of Union Veterans, Auxiliary Daughters of the American Revolution Woman’s Relief Corps Fowler Buick Company Ford Sales and Service Station Ziesman Bros. Vusan Auto Co W. & B. Chevrolet Company Woman's Relief Corps Howell Boyd Gilman H. Wisner Carpenter Darrell Brown A. W. Crossan H. A. Kielsmeier

Missionary Play Readings and Addresses by Miss Manora Boylan

Miss Manora Boylan read a missionary play at the Methodist church in Iowa Falls during Sunday services and offered two one act plays in the evening. She departs today for Mankato and Snaith Center Kansas to deliver two eighth grade commencement addresses. In Mankato her topics are The Zero Hour and When Do We Go From Here. Mankato has a graduating class of 265.

Iowa Falls Towa Falls Eldora Methodist Church Midora Manora Boylan Mankato Snaith Center Kansas

Gospel Team to Broadcast on KEIB from Marshalltown

The Baptist gospel team led by Dewey Lamprecht will broadcast a program from KEIB Marshalltown next Wednesday evening from 7 30 to 8 p m featuring Miss Elizabeth Doud Miss Pearl Doud Ruby Lewin Calla Lewin Wayne Saunders Hibbard Moore and Harold Perkins among the young participants.

Baptist Gospel Dewey Lamprecht KEIB Marshalltown Mr. Lamprecht Elizabeth Pearl Doud Ruby Calla Lewin Wayne Saunders Hibbard Moore Harold Perkins

Promoted Manager Rollin Stonebrook Takes Lead at Toledo Paramount

Rollin Stonebrook, who since February served as acting detant manager of the Paramount Theatre in Toledo Ohio, has been promoted to full manager and placed in charge. Eldar extends congratulations.

Rollin Stonebrook Paramount Theatre Toledo Ohio Ile Eldar Fronds Congrate AM

Cattle on Feed in Iowa and Midwest Markets

The report shows cattle on feed percentages by state with Iowa at 108 and overall corn belt at 1038.4 percent, plus 1980 first quarter feeder and stocker receipts by state. It notes a 47.5 percent rise in stocker and feeder receipts versus last year and provides average marketing figures for 1928-1930 era months and federal inspected slaughter totals.

Iowa Ohio Indiana Hingis Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Kansas South Dakota United States

Lowden Declines Hubbard Golden Anniversary Visit

Former Governor Frank Lowden says he cannot attend Hubbard's golden anniversary and home coming due to business obligations. He expresses regret at not visiting old friends and neighbors and notes his disability prevents travel during the celebration period.

Hospital Notes On Local Patients And Surgeries

Mr. Willian Warrington of Union underwent an operation yesterday. Miss Lillian Kosanke had her tonsils removed Saturday. Miss Marie Klemme underwent an operation Tuesday. Mrs. Lloyd Smith had her tonsils removed Monday. Little Dickey Nolan had enlarged tonsils and adenoids removed yesterday.

Willian Warrington Union Lillian Kosanke Marie Klemme Lloyd Smith Dickey Nolan

Central Sectional Meeting Attended by Notables

Attended GState A A UW Mrs W J Soper Wrsts WW Needham two day session of the Plate and Northwest Central Sectional of the American Association of University Women at Cedar Rapids Wray mid Friday last week. Notable speakers included Dr Mary B Woolley president of Wellesley College Aurelia Henry Reichardt president of Mills College and Ida Tale professor of Education at Cooper Union. Needham elected round Seat of the Gate Board.

Gstate A. A W. J. Soper Needham University Weare Mary B. Woolley Wellesley Gallouby Aurelia Herey Ih Reiille Mille Cotlese Ler Leg Galit Ikathesa Mee Tale Coucher College Ian Worthy Ve. Needham Roeund

Veteran Luther Devendorf Laid To Rest At Local Service

Luther A. Devendorf state vice commander of the Grand Army of the Republic for Town was buried with services Sunday at the Methodist church led by Rev Rice in Rev Mitchell’s absence. He loved Civil War comrades and spoke for patriotism, attended all G A R meetings, and knew many across the country. Representa tives of Civil Spanish American and World War groups joined his funeral cortege with a squad from the Legion at the grave. He served in Company G Ninth Wisconsin Cavalry during the Civil War and later moved to a farm near his youth. The church was full and burial followed in the local cemetery. He was survived by his widow a daughter Mrs Travelle Pelick four sons Frank Wilkes Barre George Charles and Irvin plus one sister Mrs Elizabeth Beach Des Moines.

Luther A. Devendorf Grand Army of the Republic Methodist Rice Nestor Mitchell Devonder Grand Army United States G. A. TR Legion Deverndorf Ninth Winds Cavalry Thadil Toenl Devendorf Elizabeth Beach Des Moines Travelle Pelick Prank Wilkes Barre Penn George New York City Charles Santa Fe New Mexico Irvin Berkeley Calif

Wooten Jury Can't Agree On Case In Providence

One of the state’s hardest fought cases, State vs Marvin Wooler, from New Providence, ended with an 11 to 1 vote for acquittal after marathon deliberations. Jurors requested testimony passages reread by the reporter as the trial stretched across days. Other matters included Van Pursteniu vs Mary Witthuhn over a deed and life interest, with Judge Henderson to adjourn Friday and reconvene Tuesday for three days.

Marvin Wooler Comine New Providence Depert Oral Providence Howard Woeetan Cave Mis D. Th Spiadin Whitten FF. Ropers Union Ed Lowley Gifford Vern Dobbrunz Virgil Myer Eldorns Chas Henderson

Notes of the Spock Market Market downturns hit beef and hog sectors hard

Sharp declines in the steel and cycle trade highlight a weak winter beef market with smaller receipts and heavy steer prices sliding from $11.75 to $9.75. Cattle mixes, yearlings, and heifers faced high supply pressures while hogs showed modest weakness. spring lambs and woolskin segments collapsed with prices slipping $1.00 to $1.50 per head and fewer high grade offerings, reflecting broader market softness.

Prady

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