Hardin County Index from Eldora, Iowa • Page 16

PAGE EIGHT HARDIN COUNTY INDEX, ELDORA, IOWA THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1949 Where Is This Farm Located? in the Sharpshair home rceier of near Hubbard 5l Irs Elaora -A ere dinner guests in the and family and England nome at 0 ar Mrs 3 3 a Xr. Mrs Al Boll and P.iyl- sf Cottage community were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill is an instructor in the Tucson Clark and schools. rr.e.er of Mrs Maixe Xr and M.s Orv.lle Y.gsr; cf 3oJ of Waterljj sr.a Tom events.

Mr 3x1 at- -y. TM- "JT, Mrs er.rv Dunk.n ir.a sir. Bar.gor ar.a ar.i Mr ar.2 day guests :r.e Henry eye.i-ng suppe: Mr. Tre 3 i- C-aii 5 of a fa-rjv -f M- Olaf Gunde.on --s and M.s MJII.S" DieZ "ar.u H. J.

and Carl of Des Moines spirit Mr Arcn.e Forbes are V.ga-s A no a student a a 1 home. Par a aa.gr.t- bo-n stArr.es spent several Mr. ana Mrs. rioilis Havens, r.osp.tal parents, Mr. and 1 6 Mr.

Mrs Har-y ard Ia: vs At tne rr.eet_-g of school o-ard ever.jn.g as elected ores.dent year -v i.E-C'C IT- -2 an; Doobrunz GIFFORD Blanche Cox Here's another "mystery farm" in The Index identification series. It is located in Hardln or Grundy county. A free enlargement of this aerial photo will be presented to the owner or hen he calls at The Index offke to iden tify the picture. The place shown last week was the George Granzow farm 3 1 miles west and 1 mile north of'EIdora. A new nine-room brick home has teen bailt since the picture was taken last summer showing the foundation.

The Granzows plan to it in a few eeks. Granzow has rented out his 320 acres this year. He plans to spend his time fearing down the old dwellings and other Index photo, Sigmoad Marshalltown BUSINESS STATIOXERT-See Berends. Steamboat Rock Heffelmeier On Saturday. April 2, Circle s-o of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Tsrill hold a benefit bake sale and tea in the churcn basement ieginning at 2 p.

m. Your donation will be aaoreciated. Mrs. Robert Tidman and son, Bruce, spent Friday in the B. J.

Eilers home. Mr. ana Mrs. Albert Keller. Mr and Mrs.

Walter Heffelmeier and spent Saturday after- yi 1 DeVries home near Parkersburg. noon in Waterloo. Mrs. Addle Burgess of FJdora Potgeter of Des Moines spent the weekend in the Orville spent Saturday with friends Asher home. here.

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Peters. Mr. Joyce and Judy Boyenga of and Mrs.

Earl Greanv of Wells- Des Moines spent the "weekend Atred Lnlkea was a Waterloo 3urg Fridav evening with visit: a 3 T-n a Ciar.on. Mr. and Mrs. iiar.n Harms Alexander spent Tnarsdaj nmg w.th relatives here. H.

G. Folkerts and Margret. i Sena Harms. P. G.

Ruppelt and Abe A. Jaspers spent" "Tuesday ana Wednesday Kansas City. on business. Mr. and Mrs.

Re.bke Freeze visited Mrs. Purvis ar.d new granddaughter at the Alien hospital at Waterloo Tuesdav. WELL GIVE CONCERT The Steamboat Rock dated school has announced clans for a concert of music aDDrosnate for the week before Easter, to be held on Wednesday, April 13, eight o'clock p. the high; school auditorium. The high school glee clubs and mixed i chorus, as well as several small 1 groups and both student and guest soloists will participate.

It Is Easy and Economical to Buy Your "Susiaess caller Saturday. Mrs. Joe started work- i 2ig at the local telepnone es- afaanse Monday. Albert Keller acccrr.panied'' Joan Keller, in a car driven by ieroy Keller of Aiden to their -vir. and Mrs.

Ubbe Peters. and Mrs. H. A. Eckhoff.

Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Waiters Irs Henrj- Maas of Wellsburs and Shirley of Waterloo soent spent Monday her Sunday in the A. H. Eckhoff 3s.

J. G. Cervetti. lorne. Mrs.

Albert Keller visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tidrr.an luesday the Walter and son, Bruce, of Iowa Falls, nieier home. SZCQ3Z. ill.

Sunday and return- ipent Wednesday afternoon at the Ben Kai ens saent Tuesday, after the 3en EJers home. Tuesdaj- tne Eldon Havens Mrs Harold Kramer and child- home. -en of Hampton spent; Thursday Mrs. iern Amsberry substitut- the John Baker home. ed as teacher for p'nv'l-s Mrs.

Otto Luiken, Mr. and Mrs Granzow Monday. Havens and Russell Van ilr. and Mrs. Charles Starr and Point Pleasant by Mrs.

Dean Eggleston of their uncle. Alex Suner Shekels. Mr. and Mrs. Earry family attended "a birthdav tr 1 iather Sunday callers the Mrs.

Mr and Mrs Harold Boyenga; P. Krarr.er r.orr.e Mr and I and girls of Des Moines "ere dm- Mrs. Jonn Kramer and children -ttle sue Asner has -Sir. and ilrs C. A.

Xisoer e- Scscav dinner Junior and Charles Ruby, were drove to Milo Fr.day and attend- snd asughter, Cinav. from ILd- There will be Sunday school at 10 a. on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joe'Doud and son of Eldora on svenmg of Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Meeker. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Dre.er and family Wednesday evening visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Harley Bahr and Kenneth Mr and Mrs- Langdon McMillen and Marlene TMere Saturdav evening of Mr. and Mri Lerov Zenger and ir Iov--a Mr and Mrs Herbert Meeker and Mr and Mrs Ralnh Rodgers speni Thursday in Nevada. Mr. and Mrs.

Ensor and children spent the vrith their parents and others near Tecumseh. Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Anderson and family of Stratford -yere Wednesday afternoon callers of.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dreler. Mrs. Harley Bahr soent Wed-' nesday Mrs.

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