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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1924
Page
2
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Dr and Mrs J Willard Caldwell and daughter Roberta returned Sunday from visiting relatives at Bloomfield. M I Baker and family spent Sunday in Cedar Falls with Robert and Helen Baker who are attending college. Miss Helen had
The column lists multiple community happenings including knee sprain injuries, visits by Mr and Mrs Reed and their children to Eldora, Oren Martina visiting Rushmore relatives, Mrs Harm Kramer returning from Kanawha, Congregational Ladies Aid sewing and Bazaar prep, Miss Kathryn Cramer and Ruth Watts weekend in Hampton, teachers attending an Institute in Hidora, A H Reicheff and daughters visiting Marshalltown, Etlere and Sentman visiting Des Moines, Henry Gellhorn called to Kenawah, Sertman visiting Fairmount, and Winter entertaining guests at Hevening as Fort Dodge residents travel to Stont for relatives.
Rev Walityogal and family spent Thursday in Marshalltown. Mrs John Cramer and sons John and Louis and daughter Cathryn and Misa Jruth Watts attended the homecoming at Town State Normal School Saturday. Miss Euther Kruse visited friend Miss Margaret Von Potter of Ames. Supt and Mrs Sayer spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at To wa Palle and Blakrsbors. Mrs Harry Grieves and daughter Lucy visited in To wa Falls Thursday. Clarence Nipper family of State Center reports Mr Nipper in Des Moines hospital awaiting foot operation this week. Nipper never recovered from Pine Lake accident. Mrs Jessie Suandera and Mr and Mrs Maruth and children of Iowa City visiting I L Willis home. Henry Aiken and A Eckhoff were business visitors in Wellsburg Tuesday. Mrs Glen Haggin of Union spent Tuesday with her parents E W Noyas. Vera Griffith returned to Cedar Falls to work Saturday after a week at home.
Radcliff area notes record visits from Marshalltown Des Moines Kenyon Minnesota and Hubbard residents plus church events. People such as Buland Wang Johnson Kensler Manson Bottom Honderaker Hinderaker and Bottom family appear with dates of last week Wednesday Thursday and Sunday visits. A funeral for Mrs Piper at Hubbard is noted and a Sunday school class and a movie night are mentioned amid community life.
A scattered community notes multiple visits and illnesses with Mr William Schroeder and Mr James Moora among those affected. A theater event at the schoolhouse draws a large crowd, while local sports, church services, and social gatherings fill the week.
Ivest er county notes report a school convention held Thursday with many from Iweater expected to attend. J F Hardin of Eldora gave a missionary lecture at Ivyseter church. The Merry Makers enjoyed a party at the bar with a 86 person chicken pie supper and games. Floyd Van Tiger underwent an operation. he remains in care with his mother Mrs Ed Van Tiger at the hospital. Mae Dinnes visits Cedar Pally.
Teachers spent weekend away from town with Misses Miner Maugen and Trogemer at Ames Mie court game Saturday. Faculty attended annual Teachers Institute in Eldora. Dornabach family and Miss Ruth Johnson of Eldora visited Frank Jackson home Sunday. M E Ladies Aid to meet Mrs Guy Jackson Wednesday afternoon. Voters reminded to support Election dinners for M E Ladies on Tuesday November 4.
New Providence residents and friends report a series of visits and gatherings. Orville Barnes and a McIntire friend stayed eight days at the John Barnes home and shared meals with Mrs Gabaet Uae. Emily Faria, visiting Des Moines, spent the weekend with her mother Delaney Faris. Mrs Meadame on Rubottom and H Moon hosted guests, while Walter Ro joined local visitors after attending events. The Social and Needle Work Club met at Maggle Man’s home, Elsie Spurgla planned a Fort Wayne visit, Clarence Reece from Whitten will take over the town phone office, and Mrs Ben Rash visited L G Rash’s family. The Music Department Ladies met for an all-day floral craft session with Myra Carter. Guy Heath and family stayed in Marshalltown. Frank Perry from Zearing visited Frank Clampitt’s home, and Floyd Thornton returned home.
Melvin Laughlin and family spent Sunday with Tomer Hunts. several Webster City visitors called on Homer Hunt and Mrs Blair. Supt. Bond of Hubbard preached on Sunday. many families traveled to nearby towns for visits and services. Arthur Hogue moves to Pete Lepley farm this week. Rev Noble Trueblood preached at Marehalltown Sunday morning and evening.
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