Four Days Gleaning in Local and Hardin County Field
The Herald recaps a busy week in the local area with items on church services for Easter, city politics, a funeral of a respected Ackley resident, and community notes. It mentions weather, road conditions, school reopening, and local business displays. Notable names include Geo. B. Gilman tipped as mayor and Geo. Lamim's death, with coverage of auctions, a nearby county race, and charitable events.
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Hardin County
Movements of the People to and From Eldora
Local notes survey visitors and residents in Eldora with brief mentions of Bruce Wallace returning from Carpenter, Ernest Ames and bride in town, Mrs. Hicks visiting relatives in Warren, and various other travels. Delegates attend county Democratic convention. Z K Hoag and Judge Whitaker shown in town, and plans for court terms discussed. Edgar's catalogue of 10¢ sheet music advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ames
Bride
Joseph Hicks
Warren, Ill
W. H. Hicks
J. D. Steere
F. J. Ottmar
Town Falls
Eldora High Staff Vacation News and Judge Whitaker Visit
Miss Jennie Fenton assistant principal visits Iowa City for vacation week. R F Ripley suffers a severe rheumatic attack but remains mobile at home. Miss Luella Albrook principal spends vacation with her parents at Mt Vernon. Judge J R Whitaker paid Herald staff a pleasant call before leaving by train. he is noted for a strong district bench record.
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Jennie Fenton
Eldora High School
Iowa City
Luella Albrook
J.B. Albrook
Mt. Vernon
J. R. Whitaker
Herald Office
National and Local Banks Named in Insurance Notice
National of Hartford, German Alliance of New York, Aachen and Munich of Germany, Merchants and Bankers of Des Moines, Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland, Travelers of Hartford are listed with the claim that there are none better in the record.
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National
Hartford
German Alliance
New York
Aachen
Munich
Germany
Merchants.& Bankers
Des Moines
Fidelity & Deposit Co
Maryland
Travelers
Neighborhood Gossip From Fairview and Nearby
Local column reports Rhodes moved on the Follet farm and neighbors in Eldora and Sherman township. Residents attend funerals, market days, and visits. farmers face losses from a bank failure. several small incidents and notes on sickness, land rentals, horse sale, and a proposed telephone line expansion.
Town News Notes From Fragmented Text
String Town records small local notices including sickness lists visits and relocations. J O Stuart was in the vicinity last week and Victor Knowles visited New Providence while L V Carter left for college. Dr B B Purcell now practices ENT at Emergency Hospital with dates April 6 and 19.
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String Town
B. O. Blair
J. O. Stuart
Victor Knowles
New
Providence
L. V. Carter
Penn
Gallege
BB. Pu ‘Purcell
Local Socials and Postponed Gold Medal Contest
Several residents attended the play at Radcliffe Wednesday night. The Glee club held a musicale at the Friends church Thursday night. Guy Ufford started for Council Bluffs Tuesday for a new position. The M B Sabbath School young ladies held a social Tuesday evening at the parsonage. Easter programs planned for Sunday with Friends church in the morning and M Hi church in the evening. G W Alsup family and Anna Atford among others were in Flora on business Friday of last week. The gold medal contest scheduled for Buckeye Wednesday night was postponed to Monday due to rain and bad roads.
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Radcliffe
Glee Club
Friends Church
Guy
Ufford
Council Bluffs
M. BR
M. Hi
G. W. Alsup
Mr. Griffin
Anna Atford
Flora
Buckeye
Berlin Notices and Family Visits Ripple Through Town
Berlin residents report visits from Barney Starr and King Frisbie of Eldora while Charlie Bender and Frank Cable travel to see relatives in Berlin and Eldora. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Lewis Lutch last Saturday. Mrs Addie Noyt mourns ill children, drawing deep public sympathy. Sunday School shifts to 2 00 p m and church to 3 00 p m next Sabbath.
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Berlin
Barney Starr
Charlie Bender
Cummings
Owasa
Henry
King Frisbie
Eldora
Frank Cable
Bick
B. Shafer
Marshalltown
Lewis Lutch
Addie Noyt
Point Pleasant Local Notes Highlight Residents
Point Pleasant reports F. E. Kelley on the sick list and Willie Lynn spending his vacation at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Kelley
Willie Lynn
Local News and Notes on farm life and family events
Dennis Lawler lost a valuable cow Sunday. W. H. Hall moved on the Capt. Smith farm last week. Henry Howard and wife of New Providence buried one of their children Sunday. Some farmers took horses to the Eldora market day sale last week. Some have sown wheat and begun plowing for corn. Mrs. Will Dunn and children of St. Anthony visited relatives in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Lawler
W. H. Hall
Capt. Smith
Henry Howard
New Providence
Eldora
Will Dunn
St. Anthony
Ridge News Highlights and Teacher Appointment
Urold Crosstin and Eugene Ibach are mentioned as ill. Miss Mabel Foster visits her aunt Miss Mintie Foster on the Ridge. School resumes April 4 with Annie Reece as teacher. J B Custer of Union visits at their son's near the Ridge. The infant daughter of John Barlow and wife died on the 26th and was buried at Secor.
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Urold
Crosstin
Lish
Ugene Ibach
Sam Knoyer
Mabel Foster
Mintie Foster
Ridge
Annie Reece
J. B. Custer
Union
John Barlow
Secor
Local News Update From Robertson Community
Robertson report notes some sick people improved with Mr. Eliott showing progress though still not well. Rev. Murphy delivered two sermons on Sunday. Mrs Madden expected home from New Providence this week. Mrs. Dale plans to move to Michigan this week and will be missed by many friends. Mrs. Leiser visited relatives near Alden over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Walthall and child left for Minneapolis for Mrs. Walthall’s health. friends hope she returns much improved.
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Mr. Eliott
Rev. Murphy
Mrs Madden
New Providence
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