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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1924
Page
11
Fire company responded early Monday to an explosion in a Radcliffe cafe range. No major damage, paint scorched, kitchen smoked. Numerous Radcliffe residents appeared in news notes, including weddings, travels, school changes, church events, and visits from nearby towns. Multiple readings of community life in Radcliffe and surrounding areas.
Chas Bethke and family of Jewel spent Sunday with their parents here, visiting relatives and sharing a day together delayed from last week.
Ames residents and neighboring families shared a week of visits and errands across many households. Mrs. Floyd Crosley and daughter Mary Jane from Ames stayed with her parents, while multiple families from Union and New Providence hosted gatherings, travels to the state fair, church meetings, and Sunday meals. Continuous social activity links the Lepley, Rash, Ruddick, Martin, Hobson, Rubottom, Steelman, Davis, and Porter families through Thursday to Sunday interactions.
Reynolds and children from Zearing visited Sunday afternoon at Jody Steelmans. P. T. Lepleys spent Sunday evening at Frank Perry’s home. Mr and Mrs Jim Barnes and children were visitors at Jody Steelmans Sunday evening. School will begin September 8 with the building currently under repair.
The OWASA School notes report Labor Day opening with morning classes and three new teachers Miss Melrose Miss Bisplinghoff and Mr Fryslie. One hundred forty four pupils enrolled seventy two in grade work thirty nine in junior high and thirty three in senior high. Physical training is required in all departments under a state ruling.
Delayed from last week Glenwood school started Monday with Miss Phylis McLoud as teacher. Local family visits noted as Walthall relatives stay at their home. A newborn daughter arrived to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allen. Br Schalk tests cattle for T. B. Arthur. Allen and Williams family connections mentioned with Sod influences from nearby towns.
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