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Newspaper

Hardin County Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1925

Page

9

Fall Term Of District Court Opens In Eldora

The fall term of the District Court begins Monday September 28 with Judge H E Fry presiding. A large docket, five weeks long, includes many pending suits and numerous new cases filed recently. Grand jurors start work Monday and petit jurors report October 5. Names listed for jurors span Eldora Ackley Union Iowa Falls Steamboat Rock Radcliffe Hubbard Alden Gifford Buckeye Cleves New Providence Whitten. Several foreclosure and suit on account actions appear among the newly filed cases. Peter McDonald of Gifford dies at 75 after three-year illness. seven daughters survive. Funeral held in Shepherd church with burial at Shepherd cemetery.

District Court H. E. Fry Eldora Myrtle Satterfield Lucile Smith H. R. Lockwood Bernice Nissen John Lawless Kate Megan C. J. Greenburg Anna Bales F. R. Price Anna Wehrman W. G.brownell E. R. Protheroe C. W. Herrald H. F. Struck Howard Speers W. H Minton Otto Bahr Thos. Johnson Ackley Otis Nicklas Luella Myer Bess Wilson L. H. Eldred UNION Ora Wood R. W. Reece Frank Cobb C. H. Caffelt Wade Smith Iowa Falls Ekeffie Rickles Milo Butler W. G. Cox John Freese L. VY. Croot Jennie Brightwell Avis M Lennie Conrad Sadie Rodgers Whitten Helen Blaha N. O. Hauser H. J. Wood Et al G. N. McCary Eagle Auto Supply Charles Ulrich N. G. Lawrence John W. Pierce S. D. Moser Lydia C. Cronk Iowa Electric Service Corp Austin McEwan Emma van Noy Carrie A. Held Fannie A. Morse Arthur Heun R. M. Davis Frank LeRoy Leighton Supply Co J. Ford C. M Carpenter Winnett & Nyquist Elmer Danner Cora L. Marsh H. W. Behrends Wm. Watson J. H. Whalen Natl Bank I. F P. M. Nelson A. Cotton Charles Akers William Blossi Joe Dietrich Justice Court KE. W. Lundy C. O. Ryan Cedar Rapids Pump & Supply Co C. M. Carpenter Clara Quasdorf L. L. Welchke Rocksylvania T. D. Davis J. D. Cundiff H. I Hannah C. Messer A. Messer T. H. Shaned Herbert Myers Harley W. Weber John P. Hemb Will Peter McDonald James McDonald New Brunswick Canada Gifford Iowa Orpha Bensons J. C. Rainsbarger Jas Lawless D. F. Chesnut Co. B. Anderson Ed Lepley R. C. Markley Wm. Vaughn Vinton Shepherd Church Shepherd Cemetery A. C. Kruse

Hazel Cass Players Return With High Calibre Repertoire

The Hazel M. Cass Players perform again this week with a repertoire praised for quality and refinement. Miss Cass leads real dramatic artists with vaudeville acts of high class, avoiding bombast or objectionable content, earning a repeat reception after an earlier season success.

Hazel Cass Hazel M. Cass Miss Cass

Fine Concert and Drill at Training School Sunday Evening

Inclement weather reduced attendance at the Training School event. The local Legion band delivered a high standard concert while the Webster City Drill Corps performed a sharp and well executed drill in snappy uniforms. The display impressed spectators despite the weather.

Legion Band Webster City

Guard Rails Placed Along Road West of Eldora on 58

Guard rails are being installed along the westward road from Eldora on Route 58. The area has been noted as dangerous due to lack of barriers in many spots, and the new rails aim to improve safety for travelers and pedestrians.

Eldora

Gold Star Memorial Highways Mark Iowa Names Across Counties

A statewide drive to install Gold Star Markers along the cross state memorial highways Jefferson Highway and White Way No. 7 aims to honor Iowa soldiers who died in World War I. Hardin County lists 46 honorees with a $460 quota, to be funded by Legion Posts. markers will bear gold stars on blue with a flag socket for holidays, to be installed by Armistice Day.

World War Registrars Iowa Commission Kendall Jefferson Highway White Way No. 7 Iowa Commission Hardin County Legion County Commission Alden Alvin E. Bolden Jas. H. Collins Jr Geo. E. Dunning Louis J. Snider Robertson Chas. W. Brown Wm. F. Easter Iowa Falls O. KE. Bump W. P. Hyman L. V. Kellogg Howard J. Leach Herman

Card of Thanks from Day family for mother and grandmother

The Children and Grandchildren thank relatives and friends for kindness during illness and at the burial of our dear mother and grandmother.

Essay contest rules drafted by local groups in Hardin County

Mrs. John Fowler of Eldora and Miss Blanche Stoddard of Iowa Falls attended Hubbard Saturday evening. In consultation with Mrs. R. R. Swallum they prepared the rules for an essay contest to be conducted in the schools of Hardin County by the T. B. Association.

John Fowler Eldora Blanche Stoddard Iowa Falls Hubbard R. R. Swallum Hardin C The T. B. Association

Market Letter Reports Mixed Cattle and Hogs With Gains Fading

Cattle receipts around 24 000 on Monday September 21 1925 with steers uneven and mostly lower as the top reached 15 85 and fancy calves to 15 75 from the Boys and Girls club of Marshall county Iowa Cows and heifers sold steady to firm with bulk cows 4 50 to 6 50 and heifers 6 00 to 8 00 Choppers steady hogs about 30 000 receipts opened 10c higher but closed weak with many unsold best lambs quoted to 15 25 and ewes 6 00 to 8 00 Sheep receipts 28 000 with steady sheep and lamb prices 50c lower for lambs Feeders and stockers remained in firm demand with 6 00 to 7 50 bulk prices for many stockers Calf market down 60 to 1 00 from prior values and bulls strong with good heavy offerings 5 26 to 6 85 per cwt

Boys and Girls Club Marshall County Iowa

Legion fund drive tally from Hardin County grows over quota

Legion Fund Drive Chairman Emeny reports Hardin County crews list townships and towns with quotas and raised amounts. Union $199.28 $205.50 Pleasant none $191.50 Eldora $962.95 $1350.00 Steamboat Rock and Clay $120.47 $160.50 Hubbard Tipton Grant townships $205.62 $342.25 Ackley and HBnna $461.68 $461.68 Radcliffe Sherman and Concord $213.78 $213.78 Iowa Falls Alden started late but hopes to raise quota. County cash on hand about $3000. county quota $3611.32.80. Next week committee figures and workers names will be published.

Legion Fund Drive Emeny Legion Fund Hardin County Union Pleasant Eldora Steamboat Rock & Clay Hubbard Tipton Grant Ackley Hbnna Radcliffe Sherman Concord Iowa Falls Alden H. W. Emeny

Orville Dagget Announces Closing Out Sale

Orville Dagget will hold a closing out sale next Wednesday east of Eldora. An advertisement outlining the items to be sold appears in this issue and is explained on page 7. Dagget placed his advertising matter with The Ledger under the motto The Name of Good Printing.

Orville Dagget Eldora Ledger

Real Cold Snap Triggers Winter Reflections

A real cold snap grips the area with lingering frost and bare coal bins as residents recall spent summer wages while the weatherman forecasts a slight easing in the chill.

Montana

Auto Accident Near Hubbard Claims Fred Sime at 24

Fred Sime, 24, was injured in an automobile collision near Hubbard on Friday while in a second car. He was taken to Eldora Hospital the same night and died Saturday evening around six o clock. The Sime family lived near Garden City and had resided in the county for years. The body was returned to his parents’ home near Garden City for burial.

Fred Sime Eldora Hospital Hubbard Sime Fred Garden City

Mournful obituary for Mrs. Charles Day Day in Ill to Iowa pioneer family

Mrs. Charles Day Laura Jeanette Ingham died September 10 1925 at her son Georges home in Sheffield Iowa aged 81. She was born June 12 1844 in Illinois to Joseph and Maria Ingham and moved across the state with her family later living in Kansas. She married Garden Charles Day November 20 1861 in Washington Iowa and endured pioneer hardships. Survived by four children Geo E Day Sheffield IA Minnie Leonard Tracy MN Claud I Day Grand Rapids MN and William J. husband predeceased her. She moved to Whitten IA in 1906 and remained fond of old home and friends. She left three brothers and two sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Geo Day home and at the M E church in Whitten conducted by Rev B A Davis and Rev Knoer with interment at Benson Cemetery beside her husband.

Charles Day Laura Jeanette Ingham Joseph and Maria Ingham Illinois Geo, Day Sheffield Kansas Girden Charles Day Washington Iowa Geo. E. Day Minnie Leonard Tracy Minn Claud I Grand Rapids William J Whitten W. H. Ingham Turtle Lake Wise J. W Swaledale L. S Jennie Penfield Hattie Knox Benson Cemetery

County Schools Share State Aid For 17 Rural Sites

County Superintendent Bessie Steinberg announced state funds totaling 1,467.57 will be distributed among 17 standard rural schools based on average daily attendance. Each school’s share varies, with amounts listed for No 5 Clay Twp, No 6 Eldora Twp, Prairieville Ellis Twp, Lincoln Ellis Twp, Spring Grove, Georgetown, Glenwood, Pleasant Hill, Sunnydale, Har din Twp, Hickory Grove, Hughes, Fairfax, Jackson Twp, South Fork Pleasant Twp, Sherman Twp, Robertson Grammar Room, Gifford Grammar Room and Gifford Primary Room.

Bessie Steinberg State Department of Public Instruction Clay Eldora Prairieville Ellis Lincoln Spring Grove Georgetown Glenwood Pleasant Hill Sunnydale Hardin Hickory Grove Hughes Fairfax Jackson South Fork Pleasant Sherman Robertson Gifford

Death of Frank Kutina in Duluth Minnesota

Frank Kutina died September 19 at St Marys hospital Duluth after acute peritonitis surgery. He owned a Craigville Minnesota mercantile, 320 acres timber land, and was born in Chicago. He married Eva White in 1924. daughter Dolores Katherine born June 4 this year. Survivors include wife, daughter, five brothers and two sisters with ties to Chicago Duluth and Craigville. Burial at St Marys cemetery.

Frank Kutina Duluth Minn Mr. Kutina Eva White Eldora Kutina Craigville Minnesota Woods Chicago St. Mary’s Hospital St. Mary’s Church 37Th Engineers John Joe Will George St. Paul Litka Huizel Manly Joseph J. Kutina Westtown

Interesting Visitor Recalls Town's Growth and Alumni

Mr Duren and Mr Thos G Alvord visit from Superior Wisconsin and meet old friends. Alvord recalls the Hardin County National Bank of long ago and notes Buckeye’s development since 1889. His son Ned O. works in New York show business after five years with Ringlings. Thos Jr. runs seven producing wells in Tulsa. Julien E. works for U S Steel in Duluth.

Duren Thos. G. Alvord Superior Wisc Hardin County National Bank Buckeye Ned O New York Ringlings Thos, Jr Tulsa Okla Julien E U. S Duluth

Roadside Parking Improves Street Aesthetics

Officer McFarland and trainees cleaned gutter work and fixed side parking along the road. The effort enhances appearance and keeps this stretch orderly, reflecting well on local upkeep and safety.

McFarland

Girls Club Work Shown Strong at Hardin County Fair

At the Hardin County Fair the girls club tent near the art hall displays six club exhibits from various clubs. The Swine Management Project won fourth in county projects, and the Hardin baby beef club sold calves at the State Fair with gains for youths. The county pig club remains strongly represented with over seventy pigs exhibited.

Hardin Co. Fair County Farm Bureau Hardin County Hardin County Baby Beef Club Des Moines Chicago Huardin County Hardin County Pig Club

Card of thanks and local visit notes

Card of thanks expresses gratitude for deeds and sympathy in bereavement. Fragments note Mrs Frank Katina, Mr and Mrs W D Junkin of Chariton visiting C E Petty, and Mr and Mrs H W Flint of Waterloo en route to Ames with George Dickinson who entered college there.

Frank Katina H. W. Flint Waterloo Ames George’ Dickinson Needham

Eldora High to Host Conrad in Season Opener at Fairgrounds

Eldora public school notes report the season kickoff football game set for Saturday at 2:30 p.m. against Conrad at the fair grounds with student admission at 35 cents and adult 50 cents. Season tickets are $1.50 for adults and $1.00 for students to fund games. Also covered are school nursing, noon supervision, Mr Hersey’s convalescence, high school operetta Miss Cherry Blossom on October 23, a social evening with the Epworth League, and a short vacation for Hardin County Fair attendance.

Fairgrounds Conrad Eldora Eldora Oct Colo Hampton Reinbeck Iowa Falls Hardin County Prade Lockman Draheim MR. Hersey Cedar Falls Herbert Stiles Hersey Glarke Stiles State’ Normal College Eldora High School Dodge Cherry Blossom Orpha Crossan Kokemo Robert Greer John Smith Gene Miller Henry Jones Carrol Riley Horace Worthington Edward Clary James Young George Boole Jessie Mildred Ayres Togo Roy Powell Elizabeth Moon Epworth League Methodist Church

Drainage District 133 report filed for hearing

County Engineer reports completion of work by Frederickson and Winther on Drainage District No. 133 and the Board of Supervisors sets September 29 at 1 30 p m for hearing objections from interested parties. report dated September 28 1926.

B. of S Frederickson and Winther

Wahlgrens Visit Eldora Enroute to Mason City

Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wahlgren and baby Joe of Oklahoma City stayed with Dr. J. R. Winnett in Eldora last Thursday and Friday while en route to Mason City to visit Mrs. Wahlgren’s sister. They had previously visited Mr. Wahlgren’s Keokuk parents. Eldora locals expect Miss Ada Ellison to be called.

S. A. Wahlgren Baby Joe Oklahoma City Eldora J.R. Winnett Mason City Wahlgren Wahlegren Keokuk Ada Eliigon Dora

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