Eldora Social Notes Highlight Club Meetings and Wedding
The October social scene features a string of club meetings at the Library and WinchesterHotel with reviews, luncheons, and a S.S. Close party. A high point is the Bowman Holmes wedding at St Mary's church followed by a large family breakfast and southern trip plans for the newlyweds. The events include numerous local hostesses, guests from Williamsport, Union, Reinbeck, and Marshalltown, and ongoing community activities through the Congregational church and City Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman-Holme
St. Mary's Prisonage
Aymes Bowman
Larry Holmes
Fisher Dowling
Charles Bowman
W. Bowman
Persatingate
Zella Bowman
Louise Sharpshair
Helen’ Kangley
Irene Kusscrow
Katherine Megan
Margaret Megan
John Cummings
Reinbeck
Tear Nelson
Leon Frank
Gal, Krause
Ernest Cable
Marshalltown
South
Mercedes
Texas
Washington Street
Eldora
Waterloo Business College
Mrs Emily Layton Life of Faith and Family Remembered
Emily Layton died after a six month illness at age 73 in Iowa. She lived in Wisconsin, LaCrosse and Cataba then Braymer Missouri as a pioneer resident. Survived by husband, eight daughters, one grandson, and siblings in Texas and Washington. Funeral service led by Rev Porter in Braymer then burial there Spanish text trimmed for clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taeble Clef Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Darrell Brown
Victor
J. D. Newcomer
J. R. Winnett
Gilman Wisner
D. EB. Aylesworth
Emily Layton
Emcily
Jane Wella
Milwaukee
Wisc
LaCrosse
Cataba
Layton
Baiste Union
Charlie
Braymar
Beank
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Rene
Sentla
Wash
Susie Barnhart
Eldora
Iowa
Ali
Frank
Braymen
Albert Barrhart
Bylecopal Church
Braymer
United Brethera Church
United Beathera
Polo
E.G. Wells
Kerrville
Texas
Myra Griffin
Ffine
Er Waa
Grandma Layton
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Retired Liar Robert Mclarland Ends Postal Route Service
The Government ends Robert McLarland’s 23 year mail route after extensions expire. He logged 8100 miles yearly over six days weekly, first by horse and wagon then by car, with two coworkers remaining from his original route. Temporary successor Asa Rodd fills in as carrier. McLarland is praised as efficient and a model citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mcl‘arland
Hig
Melarland
Cartier
Withal
T. J. Perskins
Mary Doyle
Ara Rodd
Yarhier
Asa
Notice to Bond Buyers Union Iowa 1925 Final Bonds
The Town of Union Iowa will offer for sale seven thousand dollars in Final Hall Bonds dated November 1925 to mature annually starting July 1928. Bonds are semi annual, with attorney's opinion provided. Assessed property values and town financial data included. Clerk Paul Wumphreys notes population 660.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Mardin County
Iowa
Kieht
Ndove Frsuc
I. BH. Wumphreys
Lowa
Annual Blanket Days at Maas Store October 29 30 81
The Maas Store Naas Co presents the fourth Annual Blanket Days starting Thursday through Saturday October 29 to 30 with 14 Wearwell styles of cotton or wool blankets and duplex bed comforts at low prices. Also an Excursion to Minneapolis St Paul via the M and St L BR offering two days in the Twin Cities for two thirds of one way fare. Tickets on sale for trains October 28 and 24 with return October 26. New winter hose features wool underhose with silk hose wear and sport ribbed hose in various colors and sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maas
Naas Co
Minneapolis & ST Paul
Twin Cities
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Anle
Eldora
Lmit
Wangs
Howe
Regular October teachers examination notice Ridora Court House
County Superintendent Bessi Steinberg announces the regular October teachers examination to be held at the Ridora Court House on October 28, 24, and 30. Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Albert Barnhart and family for kindness and sympathy after the death of their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridora
Albert Barnhart
Local and Personal Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Local and personal items report visits from Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Spelman of South Haven to W. G. Leslie. Albert Hollabouch and others visited Mrs. Hollabouch’s sister Mrs. Harl Crossan. D D Arnold and family returned from Palmer School Davenport after chiropractic study. Chas O Ryan drove to Sioux City to visit daughter and husband Riley Lewis for a few days. Mrs. Mary Wilcox travels from Estherville to Kansas City for medical treatment. Earl Wilcox’s family will host her during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Spelman
South Haven
Mich
W. G. Leslie
Larson Hardware & Electric Co
Albert. Hollabouch
Mast
Primghar
Ryan
Sioux City
Riley
Lewis
Rummage Sale and Society Notes Highlight Local Week
The column lists a rummage sale in the Phythian building on October 30 and 8 plus lists visits and events. Mrs Lawrence of Union spent yesterday visiting at Ed Andrle’s home. Miss Fanny Wilson attended a library meeting in Sioux City. O S Von Krog and T I Stone attended the State Social Workers Convention in Iowa City. Several locals attended the Tovyta-Illinois game in Tow City. Justice Fyler united in marriage Miss Marie Tjarks and Roland Simpson. Mr and Mrs J Boyd and Mr and Mrs Wl Moffett visited Humboldt and the Phelps home in Glenwood. Dr G T Darland returned home from Hillsboro Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dp. A. R. Rummace Sale
Phythian
Mra
Lawrones
Union
Ed Andrle
Fanny Wilson
Yibrary
Sioux City
von Krog
T. 1. Stone
Iowa City
State Social Workers
Ralph Marks
Dean’ Pe’sen
Wales
Jacs Ethredge
Guy Baker
Tows Cly
Justice
Fyler
Marie Tjarks
Hubbard
Roland Simpson
Town Falls
Til
Ingraham
G. T. Darland
Rummage Sale and Local Social Notes Summary
D A R rummage sale planned in the Pythian building on October 309 and 81. Mrs Staines ill in bed with a cold and complications but improving. Mr and Mrs Denis Cheanut visited Marshalltown for the day. Herman Rudolph left for Hastings Nebraska to attend his sister Mrs Doyen's death. Dr Roy Porter and Fred J Edgar went to Traer for Methodist Churches Cedar Rapids district. Miss Ruth Reece, after months in Virginia and Cook Minnesota, returned home last Thursday. Mr and Mrs O M Barnes toured Charles City Sunday to visit Mrs Barnes’ sister. Mr and Mrs L B Davison and sons Jack and Harold Barber of Nevada visited N S Carpenter’s home over Sunday. Mrs T W Hutchinson went to Storm Lake Tuesday to see her son Thomas who is seriously ill with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
Ruth Reece
Virginia
Cook
Minn
O. M. Barnes
Charles City
Mra
Barne
L. B. Davison
Jack
Harold Barber
Nevada
N. S. Carpenter
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Hardin County National Bank
Hardin County Trust & Savings Bank
Eldora, Iowa
Current Events Club
Library Club
Roy V. Porter
Susan Ertz
Madame Clare
Miss Turner
van Tiger
Ladies
Lucy Burling
Helen Burling
Mrs. Moffett
Ladies’ Society
The
Congregational Church
Horton
Stouffer
Winchester
Wendell
Williamsport
Parker Davis
S. S
Myra
Jack Leonard
J. C. Boyd
Mrs. Winnett
Guild
Jessie Geary
Margaret Schafer
Letha Latch
Violet Kinney
Jane Hayes
Enid Platts
Ellis Island
Hallowe'en
Andrle
Bridge
Mrs. Lawrence
Sans Souci Club
J. TH. Dohrson
Margaret Berg
Hamm
Mrse. Harwood
Ward Bunch
Ruth Hively
McGuffey
Eldoar
Fanni Narum
Misa Julia Mulford
Megine Alvelys
Married Peoples Club
Sikkema
Messrs
and Mesdames
Boyd Jannasen
van Duyns
Clyde Miller
Mrs. Greet
City Federation
Ed Andie
A. D. Davis
Buy B Scouts
Camp Pire Girls
Friendly Glub
Ehaltman
H. K. Humphreys
Tidorn
D. A. Romet
Piney Woods
Tiwan
Barnes
King
W. Hh, Needham
Sigourney
Maria Snider
Maywood
Ill
Twentieth Century Club
L. J. Rice
Hallowe’en
Maud Scurry
A. N. Reed
Averting
Masdamesbach
Longenecker
Rice
Misa Ella Stewart
Stata
Jay Newcomer
Martin
J. C. Boydstak
Dean W Peisen
Herrald
Biya, Werrald
William Boyd
Ruth
R. W. Hans
BW. Afertidd
Jessie Ryen-Lewis
Stous City
Sarah Wolmer
M. &St. I. Depot
Holmes
Ledger
Sharpshair
Eixty
May Smith
Claud Smith
Guy Shepherd
Iowa Falls
Beuer
Black
Ene
Bessi
Steinberg County
Jenniatan
Tempi
Irene A
Wyatt Johnson
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