Local Clubs and Social Notes Highlight Eldora News
A sweep of social items lists Hawthorne Needle Craft Rebekahs and many clubs with upcoming hostesses and meetings. Notable events include the Twentieth Century Club program at the library and the Married Peoples club Thanksgiving evening at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Miss Luckman
Beman
Clyde Barnes
Davis
Carris Fouts
Beryl Surls
Lem Harris
Ursula Parker Mee Benson born in Ohio later Hardin county widow
Ursula Laverna Benson Mee Parker was born May 31 1833 in Ashtabula County Ohio. She moved with her parents to Iowa then Hardin County and married Edwin Parker in 1884 before residing in Louisiana until his death in 1892. She died Thursday at her Union township Hardin home, survived by brothers Bolon F Sidney R and Horace J Benson and others. funeral at the Benson homestead with burial in Benson Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. ‘Furman
Eliza
J., Conger
McClain County
Sil
Eldora
John Forman
Hardin County
Jonathan Conger
Furman
Shy
John M. Furman
LW. Harris
Juanita
Staley
L. W. Harris
Juanita Thompson
Ida Sargent
Gus Fanthe
Mee
Ursula Parker
Ursula Laverna Benson
Ashtabula County
Ohio
Iowa
Muscatine County
Jackson County
Delaware County
Edwin Parker
Lousiana
Union Township
Bolon F
Sidney R. Wand
Horace J. Benson
Sylvia Lindley
A. C. Swain
Solon F
Pierson
Normal
Benson Homestead
Benson
John Benson
Union
Willmiza Eliza Elerding Dies Aged 57 On Farm Near Eldora
Willmiza Eliza Elerding born February 20 1361 died November 10 1918 at age 57 years 9 months. Lifelong on the Eldora farm she helped found the Friends church Pleasant chapel family notes two sisters and four brothers surviving J H King Kamrar Jonas Mary Rathburn Aitkin Minn Wm C Elerding Dove Mo Elaine on the old farm and Edward Blay nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmiza Eliza Elerding
Willmina Eliza Elerding
Eldora
J. H. King
Kamrar
Jonas
Mary Rathburn
Aitkin
Minn
Wm. C. Elerding
Dove
Infant's legacy noted in village obituary
An infant has made her home with Mina and Herman on the odd home place. Funeral services were held at the old home inst Thursday at two o'clock, led by Rev. E. A. Roadman and Rev. E. E. Thompson. A large crowd attended Burisl at New Providence. The notice also references local ads and a Food Administration remark on December 1 to 8 as Conservation Week urging food savings and distribution amid wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies! Society
Wm. Wehrman
The
Lutheran Church
Fort Dodge
Tina
Mina
Herman
Old Home Lnst
E. A. Roadman
E. E. Thompson
New Providence
Food Administration
Samong
Nean
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Citizens Savings Bank
Hawthorne Club
Wil Martin
Needle Craft Club
Mr. Towne
Rebekahs
Cemetery Auxiliary
A. W. Gray
Geo. Starr
J. F. Hardin
Henry Sedvert
Daneata Strickler
Eastern Stars
Star
Christian Sunday School
Aylesworth
Bushman
Lindsay
Bailey
City Federation
Liebrary
Mark Muir
J. Dee
Nell Turner
Maud Scurry
Phons Girls
Brickman
van Tiger
M. E
Warren Rathbone
5. L. Adams
Robt. Quick
Sharon Fagg
Harrison-Modlin
James Modlin
Minnie Harrison
M. E. Parsonage
Roadman
Modlin
Alfred Modlin
Miss Harrison
and I
Anh
Helen Burling Awas
Hoprald
Baines
Woman's Club
Joy Newcomer
France
Laurence Jerrold
Enaie
Aytaviet
Caroline Newcomer
Moser
Marks
Merrick
Romain
Married Peoples’ Club
Congregational Church
Pot
Kes. Rice
Bes Phelps
Margaret Smallpage
Greer
Schoffield
Schoffield, President;: ‘Guy Bridgens
Mr. Cameron
Frank Felton
Treble Clef Club
Wm. Scholfield
Rossini
Nellie Turner
Handel
Lew Ward
Gluck
Mozart
Eral
Annette Kellermann
GODS
Beautiful Picture
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Annette’Kellermann
Beiter
Goda
Weil
Pric
Pythian Building
H. W. Fannon
Minnie Pilbrandt
Mons
FR. Brenner
Blairstown
Gus Schulte
Mins Frances Laffer
Home Dent
C. E. Greer
BR. W. Haas
Colonia