Local notices from Eldora area residents travel and visits
A long list of social notices shows residents traveling to Ackley Topeka Cedar Rapids and Des Moines visiting relatives attending conferences and attending events in towns like Marshalltown Estherville and Gowr. The report mentions moved trips and visits by Maude Susmitch Ed Whitney Blanche Stoddard Belle Lytle and many others with dates Tuesday Wednesday and Monday and several households hosting Kensingtons and football outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasdines
Tlwen
Wright
Fearn Poth Hy
Ackley
Mars
Thomas Trapp
Union
J. Er Gants
E. C. McBride
Topeka
Kan
Maude Susmitch
Ack Sey
Alfred Scales
Miles Sayer
Whitten
A. J. Miller
E. L. Tolles
Alburnett
E. BE. Stout
Lloyd Hambleton
Stauffer
Abomot
J. A. Nutting
Elizabeth
Cedar Rapids
Z. Reece
New Providence
Kate Fagg
Jennie Perkins
Harry Perkins
Estherville
O. K. Herrald
Cleveland
Ohio
Glenville Hospital
J. F. Hardin
Bampton
Grinnell
Chas. Moser
I. H. Merrick
Emily Brooks
Kensington
Moser
C. R. Townsend
Rush City
Minn
W. E. van Dike
Ed. Whitney
Des Moines
Pan
Marshalltown
Blanche Stoddard
Dora Payne Nichols
Iowa Falls
G. W. Payne
Troy
Tam
Eldora Social Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Eldora and vicinity residents kept busy with visitors and local club meetings. Roel visited Iowa business peers. Mrs. Harvey Rambo traveled to Steamboat Rock. Gardner and Ruth Abbott enjoyed business calls. Carl Newcomer and George Smith attended the Ames versus Nebraska game. Sol Tyrell bought the Graham estate residence on Washington Avenue for future home improvements. The wedding of Joseph B DeGuenther and Harriet Whitney took place Tuesday with a short northern state trip following.
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A.C. Otterbaugh
del Rewe
Ross Comley
Iowa Falls
Fred Burlingame
Minneapolis
Minn
Ju F. Burgess
Marion
John Plough
E. Wheeler
Geneva
Emma Pearce
R. A. Vigars
Eldora
C. M. Crecelius
Ina
Meta Lemer
G. W. Tower
Steamboat Rock
Marshalltown
John Sheldon
Dorr Wilcox
Bert Moore
Ethel Satchell
Tom Protheroe
Dan Strickler
Vivian Strickler
W. J. Rasecike
T. J. Riley
A. E. Riley
Lincoln
Neb
C. W. Rindley
Chicago
Rindley
Davenport
H. ©. Thompson
Amboy
Mable
Froy Sheldon
Drake University
Perry
Hillis Fannon
St. Louis
Dixon
Mr. Fannon
Stenthoosa
Roel
Iowa
Ion. White
Aly
Aiis
D. O'Hearn
Oskaloosa
Mer O
Owen Kanegley
Av He. Gardner
Ruth
Abbott
Ob. Bosworth
Manly
Trimble
Joe Krank
George Marks
J. H. Biles
Tommorrow
John Mills
Richland
M . Johnson
Brighton
B. B. Trout
Reasnor
Helen Filer
Ackley
Geo. KE. Diehl
James G. Bales
Joseph Fuller
Owasa
Monett
J. C. Fuller
Fuller
Sol Tyrell
Graham
Washington Avenue
Joseph B. DeGuenther
Harriet Whitney
Rev. McNamara
Herald Office
Ed, Whitney
Passing of the Balikkan Fad Changes Fabric Demand
Store buyers guide purchases as demand shifts from vivid colors to subdued fabrics. Early season colors led to high demand but mills could not meet it, prompting trials of calmer materials. Resulting sales grew beyond bright color periods, with some manufacturers reportedly discontinuing the brilliant textiles.
More Than a Billion Yearly Can Factory Facts
A San Francisco Call report describes mass can production and disposal. It notes over a billion cans are used yearly, outlines the two can types, and details lines for up to 12 factories operating 10 hours daily. It explains the assembly from gang presses to soldering, testing, drying, and packing, with end caps and enamel lining for sanitary cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. McDonald
San Francisco
Sanu
Ford
Packi ' Lomas
Iain Wich
Ted
Packer
The Waste Paper King and His Bales of Fortune
The article describes waste paper as a valued industry in cities, citing the waste paper collector and the Salvation Army as pioneers. It explains precise sorting into hundreds of grades, baling into 75 to 80 pound bundles, and shipments of about 100,000 tons weekly from New York, highlighting profit and employment gains from recycling discarded paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salvation Army
Salvation Pack
Sime
Town Aid society seeks winter clothing donations
All townspeople are asked to donate old yet usable clothing for those in need this winter. The Town Aid Society requests discarded garments including children’s clothing that no longer fits. Please bring or send items to Myx. A. S. Howell’s residence in the town's south part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Aid Society
Myx. A. S
Howell
Former Hardin Man Honored by Mason Order
Former Eldora and Iowa Falls resident DP. J. Martin received the honorary Knight Commander of the Court of Honor from the Masons in Washington D C. He is the first Blackhawk county Mason to earn this degree, a preliminary to the final thirty third honorary degree. The award followed dedicated service and is granted only by the order.
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Eldora
Iowa Falls
Waterloo Times-Tribune
DP. J. Martin
Supreme Council of the Masons
Washington D. C
Court of Honor
Martin
Blackhawk County
Haa
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Alta Todd
Lena
I. Eick
Earl
Roy
G. W. Ward
Boone
Eastern Star
Alice Taber
Inez Davis
Mount Vernon
M.L. Wilcox
J. M. Christy
S. S. Hadley
Delphia
Ludema Williams
Catherine Besh
Me. M. A. Meyers
Williston
N. D
David Cakerice
D. L Meyery
Desea
Raya
Abe
Fannie Virars
Virars
Tows Falls
Mere
Hothect Barrett
Mors
Mer Natett
Foo. Wilcox
Dy Ree
Gawatsa
Brldera
Gladys Collins
Mabel Shuck
Town Falls
Ellis Robb
W. FE. Diebner
Hanry Ter
Diehl, Kier & Werrald
First Trust and Savings Bank
U—S
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Bank
Vesa
the Fist National Bank
Benjamin Franklin
Eld Ota
Hwa
First National Bank
Lowa
Maturday
Kramer & Wood
Adred
Walton
Yom Asher
J. H. Kramer
Eldora, Iowa
Wood
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W. E. Rathbone
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Masonic Order
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