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Newspaper
Hardin County Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1927
Page
2
A long Radcliffe column chronicles visits among Alden Popejoy and Ames residents, church events, and school activities. The piece notes birthdays, initiations at the high school, family trips, and upcoming Evangelical Missionary Society meeting, with many local names and towns referenced.
Local residents report frequent visits and gatherings as Miss Cu ham plans a future school talk. Families attend dinners and canning sessions while neighbors discuss farm work and self feeders. The week ends with news of a big fight result pleasing Eagle City residents.
Local residents, including Leslie Sheldon Hughes, Simon Engle King, Ralph Brightwell and families, visited county home and social circles. Community events cover school farewell party for Amy Clary, a marriage plan with S Farrell, and home management lessons on fireless cookers.
Mrs. Glenn Jay and Mrs. Marion Perry spent time with the Tucker and Vieman households. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bowers and Mr. Arthur Richardson visit Indiana relatives. Charley Wapt and A B Rash plan visits to their families. Claire Reed and family with Clay Reed and others shared a Thursday gathering at the Ratte residence. Terral Soomeck attended.
Mrs. Noah Knott hosted the Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon and Miss Helen Wagoner visited her mother near Hartland over the weekend. Thursday evening hosts at the Aid home included Noah Knott and family, Harrington family, Guy Cox, Harley Rhodes family, Paul and Herbert Pants, Germa Rhodes, Helen Wagoner and Edd Lucey.
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