Twenty Years Ago Local News Recap and Notable Events
Twenty years ago the Home for the Aged formed a board of directors while a college board proposed selling the boarding hall, which was rejected in favor of building anew. Deaths included G. G. Van der Zyl and R. P. Brown. The Waterloo, Pella and Southwestern railroad was incorporated with Pella leaders B. F. Keables G. Vander Zyl S. G. Vander Zyl John Dykstra and P. H. Bousquet. Excavation started for a modern home by George G. Gaass near the college. Marriages: Wm. Brouwer with Gertie Koopman and C. Toom with Alice Van Lint. A baby born March 29 to Dr and Mrs J. C. Mitten and ten-pound boy to Mr and Mrs James Ver Ploer. A livery barn brawl ended in a bloodied fist fight with no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Vander Zyl
R. P. Brown
Waterloo
Pella
S. G. Vander Zyl
John Dykstra
P. H. Bousquet
George G. Gaass
Wm. Brouwer
Gertie Koopman
C. Toom
Alice van Lint
J. C. Mitten
James Ver Ploer
Otley News Briefs Seeley Gerrit Van Dyke Family Growth
Otley notes include the arrival of two daughters born Tuesday April 5. Visitors from Prairie City Des Moines Pella Monroe Newton and Oskaloosa appear among residents and relatives. Local moves illnesses and a caution on contagious diseases accompany a closing line on morality.
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Gerrit van Dyke
Gerrit Vink
Prairie City
Offley
Sarsh Vande Gaarde
Ethel
Des Moines
C. Vande
Pella
Arie Waardhuizen
Otley
Pearl van Pearsen
T. H. Kaldenberg
Connie Vanden Baard
M. Aalbers
Conrad van Spern
Wm. van Spern
Will Vriezelaar
Monroe
Lorin Rickabaugh
Floyd Frazer
Newton
R. V. McKeever
Leslie Breen
Will Meyers
Davidson
Oskaloosa
Betty McKeever
Mr. Slocum
Charlie Hendee
Arie Klyn
Charley Vander Kolk
Gus Aalbers
Gerrit Vander Wiel
Easter Hats Intriguingly Smart Low-Priced
Easter hats offered at affordable prices draw shoppers seeking stylish headwear. Vendors promote bright colors and varied styles for the holiday weekend, highlighting value without sacrificing fashion. Local stores report brisk early-morning crowds and steady sales as spring events approach.
Hats Marked Very Low for Spring Fashion
Describes affordable spring hats in vivid colors and textures. Highlights visca railroad braid Milan hemp with faille and Bengaline fabrics. Notes low crown heights and draped lines to fit heads. Mentions styles for misses and matrons and includes black among favorite colors.
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