Social and Club Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Social and club notes reflect hostesses for the W. W. W. event at the Sheller home, a chicken pie dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson for Ona’s teachers, Camp Fire Girls indoor picnic at Mrs. G. T. Nelson’s Pierce Place, and Kozy Klub Christmas plans. Also reported are a Dixon Illinois marriage, Junior Treble Clef Club meeting at the K of P hall with donations for the lodge, and a dancing party hosted by local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
Ona
Mires Yeater
Emze, Lowry
Luckmai Etd Hauer
Pine Lake
Mra G. T. Nelson
Pierce Place
Social clubs and visits fill Hardin County week
A dancing party at Odd Fellows Hall hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Login drew twenty three couples with Lydia Nivaen and Ruth Hepburn welcoming guests and serving as page. Orpha Lane of Town City, a Pekin missionary on furlough, will address local meetings before speaking at M. B. church. Various clubs, including Hawthorne, Auxiliary Circle, and Current Events, held meetings with programs on Nobel prizes, armament limits, and world peace. Mrs. Wisner to Pasadena celebrated, with tea, bridge, and invitations for a future gathering marking twenty year marriage anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Login
Odd Fellows Hall
Lydia Nivaen
Ruth Hepburn
Pagee
Orpha Lane
Town City
Woman's Club
Aylesworth
Alfred Nobel
Caroline Newcomer
Rathbone
Hardin County
RW. Haas
Fret Wellman
Tiano Dust
Guy Hridgens
Atlantic
W. R. Strickler
Needham
Fowler
Ivester Community News: Socials Work and Harvest Happenings
Ivester locals report busy social life as the Ivester Merry Makers meet at Harlo Bowers home and plan for Christmas gifts. Residents share visits from Sherman, Marshalltown, Eldora and New Cambria, with many husking corn projects and family gatherings amid health notes and local travel.
Timber Valley Social Roundup From Eldora Visitors
Frank Lyman and Warren Moss man hosted Eldora callers Tuesday. Walter Whitney of Mason City visited Clark Whitney Friday. Luther Pound and Mary Jeske visited Clarence Harmon Sunday. Fred Weaver and daughters Bessie and Helen spent Sunday with John Barnhart. John Van Patter and Emery Van Patter visited in Hubbard Sunday. Mike Mossman was a Town Falls caller Saturday. Clark Whitney and brother Walt Hubbard visitors Saturday. Verna Whitney, Orall Ganafield, Walt Whitney, Martha Barnhart visited Edwin Barnhart Sunday. Frank Zjalske and Donald were Eldora callers Saturday. Frank Lyman's family spent Sunday with Job Stewart. Melvin Laughlin and children visited Homer Hunt Sunday. Evelyn Sheldon spent Sunday with Clyde Knowles. Elmer Billman visited Louie Brune meier Sunday. Chester Moc hin home visit by Joan Wehrman and family. Warren and Patt Mossman called in Otto Jeske home Monday. Elmer Billman and Mike Mosman were Eldora callers Monday. Chester Modlin family spent Wednesday with rank Modlin. Frank Zielske listed Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lyman
Warren Mossman
Eldora
Guy Knowles
Walter Whitney
Mason City
Clark Whitney
Luther Pound
Mary Jeske
Clarence Harmon
Fred Weaver
Bessie
Helen
John Barnhart
John van Patter
Emery van Patter
Hubbard
Mike Mossman
Town Falls
Leroy McEwan
Donald
A. McEwan
Verna Whitney
Orall Ganafield
Walt Whitney
Martha Barnhart
Edwin Barnhart
Mer
Frank Zjalske
Frank’ Lyman
Frank Modlin
Chester ~Mowlin
Mia
Mike Mosaman
Elmer Gillman
Melvin Laughlin
Homer Mount
New Providence
Belle Mossman
Clyde Knowles
W. Langford
Opal
Iowa Falls
Chester Modlin
Harvey Risse
Cottage Church
Geo. Hartman
Warren
Ruth Mossman
Opal Sanford
Philip Mnowles
Melvin Lagehlin
Buckeye
Eugene. Arnold
Braymer
Johny Barnhart
Edgar van Patter
Onal Langford
Albert Riley
Lonie Holbrook
Mya
Herman Nelson
Goon
Minnesota
John Trarnhart
Thone
Clack
Emery
Tizabeth Watting
Ella Whitney
Cme
Albert Rilen
iTerymatt Melgan
We Taneford
Miss Manthy
Tuell Barnhart
Albert Barmhark
Evelyn
Shirley
Dessie
Albert Barnhart
Tawny
John
Sunday Dinners and Visits in Eagle City Community
Mr and Mrs J M Cooper and Mr and Mrs Henry Burzell of Town Falls were Sunday dinner guests in the A D Pierge home. Mrs Walter Trende was surprised by friends who gave gifts. Miss Julia Mulford of Eldora visited the Lambright home. Bert Trettle left for Buckeye to work. The Hall boys hosted visitors from Town Falls. Families visited, and local neighbors attended gatherings at various homes and the school hosting a visiting week. Correlations of neighbors and kin across Eagle City and nearby towns were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frood
Bruce Albright
Alva Millar
Leonard
Zelma Pierce
Irve
Thurssday
Jov Albright
Ed Thackrey
Hardin County
Harlo Bowers
Ivester Merry Makers
Will Prescott
Geo. Platt
Ruth Pierce
Sherman
Will
Jay Brubaker
Prairia City
Ivester
D. I. Meyers
Marshalltown
John Brown
Minn
Harlo Bowera
Adam Messer
Elmer Wolfe
Harry Sheller
Chas. Crecelings
Town Falls
June Drury
Eldora
Gene Lamer
Eldon Gohner
Aid Society
Wilson Burkhart
N. Dak
Orla Disneys
John
Lily Olson
Waterloo
Wallace Whisenand
John Meldrum
New Cambria
Irve Cakerice
Reuben Burton
Carl Meats
N. Dakota
Chas. Ware
Grace Miller P
Alva
Messers
Toras
Messer
South
J. M. Cooper
Henry Burzell
A. D. Pierge
Walter Trende
Hermnt’ 'Zeinman
Misa Julia Mulford
Lambright
A. 2, Pierce
S. Lambright
Robertaon Dalles
W.A. Wilson
Bert Trettle
Buckeye
Hall
L. Legrett
Rollin Knight
Clarence Legpatt
Lloyd Peak
Liscomb
Loyd Plimp
Leggett Bros
Trank Robb
Marvin Elered
A. D. Pierce
Stuart
J. AH. Harris
Clarence Lampert
Hise
Tulia Mulford
Eldorn
Rallin Knight
Timber Varory and Local Visits Chronicle Rural Life
Delayed from last week Timber Varory local notes recount numerous social visits and callers across Eldora Iowa Falls New Providence and nearby towns. Residents like Mr and Mrs Chester Modlin Melvin Laughlin Opal Langford and others frequent homes attend farewell parties and church events with cattle shipments and hunting remarks peppering the week.
Triangle Ladies Meet and Local Social Updates
Eagle City notes delayed from last week as the Triangle Ladies gathered at Mrs Klatt on Thursday. Mrs Hoyt shared a tied comfort while plans for the next meeting in Mrs Loo Williams Nov 20 were set. Local visits include John Ralls Eldora and Mrs Cheater Keller leaving for Grand Rapids Mich. Frank Scheller Town Falls visited A D Pierce and Rev Smith of Owasa with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle
Klatt
Hoyt
Loo. Williams
John Ralls
Eldora
Cheater Keller
Grand Rapids
Mich
Frank Scheller
Town Falls
A.D. Pierce
Rev. Smith
Owasa
Frank Nelson
A. D. Pierce
Notice of Proof of Will in Hardin County Iowa
An instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Louis Stuenblons deceased has been filed opened and read. A hearing on proof is fixed for a day in Eldora Iowa at the Court House with Mabel A Howard clerk of the district court presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Louis Stuenblons
Eldora
Iowa
Mabel A. Howard
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W. H. Vilmont
Sheller
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Frank Petty
Victor Miller
Piety Miller
Nichola Thompson
Emma Nichola
C. E. Thompson
Dixon, Il
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Rockford
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Tell
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Hot
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van Dyke
Calvin Boylan
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J. R. Winnett
Fred Wehrman
Roy Collins
Clay
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Frank Diehl
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Arethur Frazier
Nissen
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Ir Philip Gibbs
Europe
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Percy Sheller
Congregational Church
J. F. Hardin
China
Hardin
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Grimes
Ll. K. Welch
Clase
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Wells
Cora
Matheson Academy
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Eldora Public Schools
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Timber Valory
J. Fl. Harris
Pierce
Clayton Latibright
tUnimpton
G. W. Beadle
Clarence Leggett
Inimele Aid
Trande
Karl Shaver
Eldora Callera
Walter Delk
Flora
Sam
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Busy Bee Cafe
Harry DeBaggio
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