Eldora and Area Social Notes Highlight Busy Week
A flurry of society events fills Eldora and nearby towns including Current Events Club meeting at Mrs Sopers, several Mrs Clifford Griffiths and Miss Agnes Bowmans chicken dinner at Seldom Inn, plus a six oclock dinner and a bridal shower for Miss Maud Near. Other gatherings include Sans Souci Club, the City Federation meeting with delegates elected, and a large family reunion at Orion Park. The Pagel Barz church wedding, Riley Larson home wedding, Modlin family reunion, and Boesch Merrick wedding receive prominent notices with detailed dress, attendants, and ceremony notes. Guests traveled from Town I alls Eldora Grundy Center Conrad and Burlington to witness the nuptials and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Modlin
Dorothy
Town
Alls
H. G. Modlin
Robert
Chester Modlin
Harry Modlin
Alf Modlin
Kenneth
R. O. Aikens
Eldora
Frank Crouse
Marie
Calvin Crouse
Obie Modlin
Orva Modlin
Harvey Crouse
W. Crouse
Grundy Center
Conrad
Grandy Center
Children Fall Coats Arrive at Haas Store
The Haas Store introduces new fall and winter coats for girls ages 2 to 14. Many coats feature fur collars and prices range from 4.05 to 14.75, with a September special.
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Haas
Local Social Swaps and Weekend Visits in Northwest Tipton
Northwest Tipton reports a busy weekend with visits among Haaland, Munson, Harris, Davidson, Cobb, Knutson and other families. Multiple callers frequented homes in Eldora and Town Falls, with trips to Duluth, Marshall County Fair and Whitwood gatherings noted among neighbors.
Much Corn Fails to Attain Grade No 1 in Markets
The USDA reports most corn from country points to terminal markets fails to meet grade No 1. Only 1 to 27 percent of receipts graded No 1 from 1917 to 1921. Factors lowering grade include quality, moisture, foreign material, cracked kernels, and heat damage. Guidance offered on handling to preserve grade and price. pamphlet available from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington, D. C
Faults and virtues in human character
A terse meditation on fault and virtue urging inner focus. It argues that by seeking goodness in others and remaining still, one’s own faults diminish naturally as if shed like dead leaves.
Baptist Ladies Aid Pantry Sale at Wehrman & Andrie's
Local item notes the Baptist Ladies Aid plans a pantry sale this Saturday at Wehrman and Andrie's Furniture store. Other notes include Geo. Marshman of Hubbard resuming studies in Iowa City and Mrs. C. K. Greer speaking in Davenport to the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Convention. The Haas Store adds more fall hats priced 3.50 to 6.50 and C. M. Haas returns home from North Dakota travels.
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Baptist Ladies Aid
Wehrman & Andrie
Geo. Marshman
Hubbard
Iowa City
C. KE. Greer
Davenport
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Haas
C. M. Haas
Madero
North Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
Rangers
Cowboys
Wool dresses highlight fall ready-to-wear special
The Haas Store features a rack of new fall all wool dresses priced at 12.50. Shoppers are urged to view and appreciate the collection. The note adds a tip about light exercise before breakfast for a lighter mood.
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Haas
OWASA and Town University Notes and Local Happenings
OWASA Lester Huffman has left for Town University. A number of our people are on the sick list and too ill to come to school. John Fletcher is in the hospital. Gladys Johnson’s illness requires removal to Eldora. John Akers, improved, will be indoors for a few more days. Miss Bisslinghoff, our principal, may meet classes Wednesday or Thursday. Rev. Smith is reported very ill. Bill Ganton and Bob Leslie of Chicago visited friends. Gym floor fixed and ready for a year’s service. Girls began practicing Saturday. boys may not use it for at least a month as they prepare for a baseball game with Steamboat. A large number drove to James Jackson’s Monday night. Mrs. Lloyd Trickey returned. The tin-epan orchestra played Tuesday night. George Cummings called at the George Jackson home. Supt. C. C. Buerkins drove his new coupe home from Eldora Saturday.
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Lester Huffman
Town University
John Fletcher
Gladys Johnson
Eldora
John Akers
Miss Bisslinghoff
Rev. Smith
Bill Ganton
Bob Leslie
Chicago
Ben
Steamboat
James Jackson
Lloyd Trickey
George Cummings
George Jackson
Supt. C. C. Buerkins
Appointment of Administrator in Hardin County Iowa
Notice is given that Mabel A. Howard, Clerk of District Court, has appointed and qualified N. E. Waugh as Administrator of the estate of M. T. Nessa, deceased, of Hardin County. Creditors should pay debts and present claims to the administrator via Addison and Smedal attorneys for allowance. Dated September 6, 1924.
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Hardin County
M. T. Nessa
N. E. Waugh
Addison & Smedal
Mabel A. Howard
Executor appointed in Flora Skinner estate Hardin County
Notice of appointment of Executor in Flora Skinner estate Hardin County Iowa 83. Undersigned duly appointed and qualified as Executor. Debts owed and claims against the estate must be presented for allowance. File with Clerk of the District Court. Dated September 2 1924. Mabel A. Howard Clerk of the District Court. OTS in OCR text.
Notice of Appointment of F W Hoffman in Hardin County
Notice that F W Hoffman has been appointed and qualified as administrator with will annexed of the estate of Bertha Hoftman deceased in Hardin County Iowa. Creditors and others having claims should present them to the clerk of the district court for allowance and payment requests.
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State of Iowa
Hardin County
Flora Skinner
F. W. Hoffman
State of
Iowa
Novich
Bertha Hoftman
District Court
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Kodak
Kodak Film
Clifford Griffith
Agnes Bowman
Pine Lake
Glen Jones
Maud. Near
S.W. Bowman
W. H. Longeneccker
Miles Sayer
Theo Gunther
County Federation
L. J .Rica
A. D. Davis
M. R. Strickler
Hawthorne Club
Womans
Womans: Club
Warren Rathbone
J. C. Boyd
Pagel-Barz
Grace Marie Pagel
Max F. Barz
CG. G Treskow
C. E. Guenther
Bert Pagel
Alma Pagel
Julia Smith
Verna Oldenberg
Emma Runke
Ida Strate
Emil Pagel
William Daleske
Marvin Krause
Herman Barr
S. A. Neubauer
Minnesota
Lecurer
Modlin
Eas Modlin
Sarah Afodlin Crouse
Orion Park
Riley-Larson
A. E. Riley
Fanny Mae
Conrad E. Larson
Robert Kinney
Larson
E. A. Riley
Cornell College
Central Iowa Business College
Lundy, Piesen and Super Law
Lewis Larson
Cedar Rapids
The
Town State College
Dora Herald
New York Mutual Life Insurance Company
Snyder
Hazel
Estherville
Clarion
Boesch-Merrick
Burlington
Payette
Hazel Weinrich
Grieg
Fred Boesch
Charlies Jenseh
Hudson
Wis
Tedford Miles
Corydon
Melbourne Boesch
Dorothy Turner
Marjorie Todd
Bonnie Jean Boesch
Mrs. Boesch
Paris
Gibraltar
University of Wisconsin
Merrick
Kappa Alpha Theta
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Galesburg
Wisconsin Laker
White Bear
Org i
Wyatt Johnson
Tipton
Carl Haaland
Lawrence Haaland
G. B. Haaland
Ole Harris
Dan Munson
Chris Seeberg
Town Falls
Geo. Knutson
Duluth
Minn
Milton Larson
Roland
Mis. Harris
Ebert Follet
Jim Davidson
Enlo Cobb
Carol Madole
Clayton Baker
Frank Cable
Noah Clay
Dan Taber
Whitwood
Wayne Caster
Jean Crosser
Lewis
Maynard
Russell Cobb
Marshall’ County
New
Owasa
IF. W. Hoftman
Wendell Huston
Singer Sewing Machines
Haasco
Coats
Misses Coats
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