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PAGE SIX THE ELDORA HERALD LEDGER, ELDORA, IOWA TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1950 Girl Scouts Have Shower for Mrs. Hill Mrs. Melvin H. Hill, the former Garnette Brandeland, was honored at a surprise shower Thursday afternoon at the Girl Scout rooms by troop six of which she is co-leader. Guests other than the scouts were Mary Lou Holmes, Ruth Dole, Barbara Goodell and Betty Lou Hubbard.

A color scheme of yellow and white was used. Games were played and refreshments served. Mrs. Hill received many lovely gifts including a large bouquet of handkerchiefs. HONOR MRS.

ST. JOHN A group of friends gathered Thursday in the home of Mrs. F. L. St.

John, to help her celebrate her birthday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Clinton, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Kusserow, Botbby and Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mitchell of Eldora and Mr.

Mrs. Ted Pope, Mr. and Johnston, Ruth and Ramona all of Union. Mrs. JohnSton; was also observing her ibirthday.

GO TO CHURCH ON EASTER SUNDAY Coming Events Seim-Schmitz Vows Spoken Here Sunday Tuesday, April 4 Newcomers with Mrs. Tom Irwin at the Training School. P. E. O.

meeting. N. T. T. club with Mrs.

Ruth; Lewis. Miss Nellie Seim, daughter of Wednesday, April and Mrs QUo Seim Gif Eastern Star at the Masonic and ar ker Schmitz, son of hall- and Mrs. H. J. Schmitz of Thursday, April 6 Eldora, were united in marriage American Legion Auxiliary.

Sunday afternoon at the First Cemetery Society with Methodist church in Eldora, the Robert Quick. I mm--mmmmmmlm-- Friday, April 1 Needlecraft with Mrs. Car! Rev. W. R.

Ehlert officiating at Willig. Easter Bonnet contest, double ring ceremony. Mrs. J. D.

Leonard was organist and with Mrs. D. W. Dickinson, soloist. Miss Anna Seim of Gifford was maid of honor and Mrs.

Clifford Monday, April 10 Hawthorne club Glen Kurtz. RAYMOND McGILL HONORED Reese of Des Moines, bridesmaid. Merle Jackson was best man and Gene Attendant. Ushers and Erick the Mr. and 'Mrs.

Bill McGill entertained Thursday evening in honor of the first, of their son, Raymond Allen. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conkin, Mr: and Mrs. Arnie were George Fagg Gifford.

Kimmel, Rowland. Carl Otto MOVIES ARE YOUR BEST BUY New Grand Theatre YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT; FRESH POPCORN, CANDY 2 Other Days, 8 P. M. Tonight April 4-5 SPECIALS Gat ROMANCE, COMEDY And ACTION; Story Of A Band In Hiffh Politics! OF JOY! Fri-, April 6-7 A Saga Of SCOUNDRELS In An Age Of INFAMY! ADVENTURE Of The Ages! 3 YEARS To Make Cast of Filmed In the ACTUAL Locale! "I Lust For Empire, You For Intrigue; Between Us We Shall Take What We Using a Woman's LIPS As A SWORD. He Conquered The WO7.LD A Boudoir! The Seven Cinematic Wonders of the World! TYRONE POWER ORSON WELLES WANDA HENDRIX KING Sat.

Monte Hale "SAN ANTONE AMBUSH" And Bins CROSBY And W. C. FIELDS in "DOWN MEMORY LANE" Novelty! Euter April 9-10 ALAN LADD'S NEWEST! FIRST-RUN! ALAN As The AMERICAN Soldier Who Never Laid Down Arms Until The Wartime Betrayal Of His Buddie And His SWEETHEART Were Avenged In 1950! AdrenHm! To SURE Of A Seat SUNDAY. Attend MATINEE, 2 F. M.

WAN HEN! Josnb NiQfil IBSN at 1330 26th street in Des Moines. i Mrs. Schmitz is a graduate of Elj dora high school, attended A. I. iB.

in Des Moines, and is employ- I ed at Drake university. Mr. Schmitz Js a graduate from the Eldora high school, attended Cornell college and was graduat- ed from the Gates Business i school in Waterloo. He is now 'employed at Central National Bank in Des Moines. I DOUBLE FOUR CLUB Mrs.

Carl Klaffke was hostess to the Double Four 500 club Friday evening. Prizes were given Mrs. Clara Raske, Mrs. Ella Roll, and Mrs. Anna Roll.

Refreshments were served. The next meeting will toe with Mrs. Ernest Orgell. HOSPITAL NOTES PATIENTS Mrs. Henry Sinning, Steamboat Rock; Mrs.

Irvin Stenfberg, George Bergeson, Mrs. Irvin Hodnefield, Radcliffe; Mrs. T. A- IRuibow, Mrs. W.

H. Brown, Eldora; Harve Rowen, Grundy Center; Mrs. Richard Shattuck, Zearing; Mrs. Grover, Mclntire, Alden; Glen Fagan, Union. BIRTHS Mrs.

Davis Tisdahl, Ogden, boy. Lt. Governor Installs Kiwanis Directors President R. A. Scott and other officers of the Eldora Kiwanis club were formally installed as directors by Lt.

Gov. George Laub of that organization Thursday evening. i Laub, lieutenant governor of jthe Iowa Nebraska district and I a Cresco lawyer, was the principal speaker. He explained the objects of Kiwanis and the work- i ing of its various committees. The Eldora Kiwanis club will OCALS MRS.

SCHMITZ Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Cobb moved Saturday to the -home they have purchased from Robert Meader, on North Washington street. Rosemary Page of Des Moines i spent the weekend with her par- i 4 nts, Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Page. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Ness, Stev- len and Sally of St. Joseph, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. C.

Jensen. Mrs. Nelle Kramer, Mrs. Val Hilsabeck and children spent 'Thursday in Albion with Kath! ryn Megan. Mr.

and Mrs. Dave Gordon of Auburn spent the weekend in El- Dora Barz of Mitchellville spent i the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Henry Barz. Weekend guests in the J. G.

IHeslop home were Jamie Heslop i and Bob Montgomery, students at Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Butler and Louise Jewett who has been Mary spent Sunday in the Roy K.

Bradbury home at Marshalltown, and visiting Mrs. Butler's uncle C. C. Shaw of Houston, Texas. Mr.

and Mrs. J. O. demons of Sioux Falls, S. have come to make their liome in Eldora.

They are parents of SheUby demons. Mrs. C. W. Cote and children spending the past week here in the Ed Schultz home, left Sunday for Rockford, 111., to visit her grandmother before returning to her home in iMcAllen, Texas.

Mrs. John Cast received word Saturday from her brother, of the death of her father in France. Mrs. J. C.

Boyd left Monday -to visit friends in Raleigh, N. C. and V. WM; 4IUU VU11UIC1I plan to spend their Easter vaca- I Wi hamsburg, Va. She ex- tion at Amboy, Minn.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Darzes attended the "Tassels in the Air" musical at Iowa Falls Friday evening. pects to be gone several weeks. I BRIDGE STEEL ARRIVES I Steel lor the new bridge over I the South Fork on the west side Thursday evening dinner guests i of Section 25 Tipton township has 1 ie nt i in the Gerald Crandall home were ar ve at Waterloo as part of a Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Carlson and carload shipment shared by oth- son and Mr. and Mrs. D. E.

Smith counties. It is being brought and family of Hampton. i here a count truck Mrs. Louis Darzes spent from Tuesday until Thursday at Post- ville with her daughter, Mrs. Bill Shope.

I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meader i and daughters moved Thursday to their new log cabin type -home in Air'-(Continued From Page One) Mary's Catholic church have Mrs. C. Ai Van Patter been announced by Father L.

V. Chuck went to Des Moines Sun- McDonough, pastor. jday to see Mr. Van Patter who On Thursday the institution of jis a patient in the Veteran's hos- the Blessed Sacrament and the pital. first Mass will commemorated I Mr.

and Mrs. Cleo Bierbaum of at the 7:30 a. m. Mass and a holy Estherville have moved to Eldora hour of adoration will be held! where Mr. Bierbaum is employed at 7:30 p.

m. with members of the McVeety's Cleaners. Holy Name and Altar and Rosary Jim Maltby, student at Cedar societies attending in a group. "Falls spent the weekend in the Public Way of the Cross is parental Lauren Maltby home, scheduled for Good Friday at 3 Miss Ruth Strand of Eagle p. m.

On Easter Sunday morning i Grove was a guest of Eula a High Mass will be celebrated at I Schlader from Thursday until 7 o'clock special music by Sunday. the choir, and low Mass will be Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lee and said at 9. Fred Fuller of Iowa Falls Hours for confessions are: Wed- spent Thursday afternoon with hesday, at 4 and 7 p.

Friday at I Mrs. Lon Holcomb. 4 and 7 p. Saturday, at 3 and Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Tempel 7 p. m. have moved to Eldora from Fort Dodge." They are living at 1008 14th.

Mr. Tempel is employed by the Teweles Seed company of Milwaukee. They are parents of Dr. Paul Tempel of Steamboat Rock. Early Physician's Widow Dies Friday Funeral services were conduct-! Mrs.

Inez Davis Boyd ed at the Longenecker funeral' named third place winner in the home Sunday afternoon in charge third district with her poem "Ad- Of the Rev. W. R. Ehlert for Mrs. in the annual poetry L.

Livengood, 87, who died i contest for members of the Iowa here Friday- Federation of Woman's Clubs. Mrs. Glen Whorrall and Miss I Mr. and Mrs. Wes Willig moved Leota Hardy were in charge of Saturday to their new home in flowers.

Raleigh King, Sam i Pierce place. Mossman, Carl Schultz, i Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mam- Mossman, Otjb Orgell and Glen Whorrall were casket bearers. Burial was cemetery.

made in Radcliffe Holy W6ek Services Drake University and Mrs. L. W. north of the city. The site of the Set at St.

Mary's Week observance at St. gomery. of Des Moines. Jamie will spend the Easter vacation at Atchison, with Mr. Mont- minga and children of Aurora, 111., came Friday to spend a i week's vacation in tHe Fred L.

LMiller home and with his par- Cora Luella Rinehart was born rents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mam- Dec. 12,. 1862, at Lanark, 111.

At at.Grundy Center i uiiiiici ju the close-of-the Civil war she Lucy Moser will return the Harold Peterson home at Lis- moved with her family to Grundy' TMis week from spending some com county and they settled on a farm i'time in Biloxi, Miss. house affords an excellent view of the Iowa river. Weekend guests in the Charles Dettlbarn home were Mr. and Mrs. DettJbarn of Chicago, 111.

Mrs. C. T. Emmert has returned to her home after staying the past month, with "her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs.

A. Dav- ison, since her return from Call- i fornia, due to illness. I Robert Rigel of Des Moines is spending several days in the W. L. Rigel home.

Among those attending the presentation of 'Tassels in the! Air" at Iowa Falls Friday evening were Carl Willig, Betty and Ruth; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. George, Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Luick, Mr. and i Mrs. Kenneth Harrington, Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Rodgers and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kangley ojf Mar- shalltown. 1 C. A.

Rodd and P. J. Meyer of Holland visited Friday with Lyle Rodd and family at Algpna. Peggy Schlampp will 'come tomorrow (Wednesday) to spend the remainder of the week in the Dr. J.

W. Schlampp home! Peggy is a student at the state university of Iowa. Mrs. E. G.

VanDuyn of Buffalo, spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Eldora. Sunday dinner guests in the Dale Shadle home were Mr. and Mrs. Clark Cattell of Ames. Al Volt spent the weekend at his home in St.

Ansgar. Mrs. Louise Isaacson of Marshalltown spent the weekend with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mason.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bauer were Sunday dinner guests in jokes as the rural comedy team of Grandpa and Elmer were the Willig brothers of Eldora, Mayo and Gene. In the chorus were Anna Seim of Gifford, Joan Nehring of New Providence, and Iris Hendrickson, Wendell Eike and Roger Pearson of Radcliffe. Delores Whitehcad of New Providence appeared in the prelude tableau.

Behind the scenes as members of the stage crew were Harold May and Bob Sifrit of Eldora, Kenneth Cook of New Providence, Dale Stull and Tom Kruse of Steamboat Rock and Pete Amundson of RadclLCfe. Attending Thursday night's performance were Gov. Win. S. Beardsley, eastern music critics and other dignitaries.

DOLLAR DAYS In Eldora' APRIL 12 13 smartest for spring east of Conrad. Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Cartwright On October 24, 1878, she was attended the Ice Follies at Water- married to Dr. James T. Liven- loo Thursday evening. good and soon they moved to i Radcliffe, where they resided un- i til 1890, then moved to Hubbard. Dr.

and Mrs. Livengood were parents of four children, Bessie Maude, Lulu, Mary and Glen, Bessie Maude, Mary and Lulu i (Mrs. F. Horton) preceded her i in death. the death of Dr.

Livengood in 1930 she moved i GO TO CHURCH ON EASTER SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Way and daughter returned Saturday from a month's visit in California. i A group of V. F.

W. members will go to Iowa Falls tonight I (Tuesday) to the V. F. W. ing, where Truman R-amsell will be installing officer for the new- Iv elected officers." launlf at first ef exciting neir Tarsof-Treds! Gtt-nady for admiring gtanoi, wonderful carefree comfort from momenf slip fnem Adjustable fitting features meef your individual proride perfect balance feet loot lovely, petite, sniortl Come in todojr- $6.98 James L.

Brown SOUTH SIDE SQUARE ELDORA be guests 01 tne Elaora Rotary to Eidora, where her son, Glen, i group at a dinner here May 4. i an grandson, James Theodore, i They nave also -been invited to at- made their home with her. tend a noon dinner at the Carna- i she is survived by her son and i grandson; two granddaughters, Mrs. Cora Horton Hough of San Diego, and Mrs. Rebecca i tion Milk company celebration at Waterloo the same day.

fence which protected the roads during the winter. The fields being soft slows the job and it is expected to require weeks. ECMMMT! mWKHMMMCEl NEWPOHER! REMOVE SNOW FENCE All available county road workers are removing and storing the approximately 20 miles of snow Rinehart of Dixon, 111.: and three Jane Dyer of Phoenix, also two brothers. Dr. B.

M. Rinehart of Ogema. and, George L. i great-grandsons- Mrs. Livengood was a member i of the Methodist church, the Or- about two i der of the Eastern Star and the Rebekahs.

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