Getting Ready for New Store in Otley Town
Interesting Weekly News of Nearby Towns and Communities reports Otley preparing for a new store project led by Van Vliet. The issue also notes local visits, weddings anniversaries, school reelections, and a county spelling contest with prizes and regional participants.
Harvey Doctor Keeps Busy as Town Gathers Stories
In Harvey Iowa April 6 few events disrupted town life. Chas Lancaster took over Bird Sell’s barber shop and may move back to northeastern Iowa. Several locals, including Dr Ralston, faced illness amid flu season. John Mathews returned from Town City hospital after abdominal surgery and is cared for by his daughters. Easter services were held at the public school auditorium. Snow has melted leaving soil in good shape for seeding, though planting lags. Sig Webb bought a new car and joined the sporting class. The piece urges tree planting this spring as a civic duty and hints at broader calls for environmental action.
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Harvey
Iowa
Chas. Lancaster
Birdsell
Ralston
John Mathews
Town City
Henry Mathews
McCabe
Lovillia
Sig Webb
America
Town Officials In Office In Leighton Iowa
Leighton Iowa April 8 Cheertab of the Christian Reformed Church to be heard Thursday at the church invitation extended Mrs Max Easten discharged from Mahaska hospital returns home in Leighton City Council met at Farmers and Savings bank office clerk and treasurer books checked showing 22750 balance CFs teenhoek new mayor councilmen elected list of names and guests noted in local reports church program and Des Moines visit mentioned.
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Leighton
Iowa
Christian Re Chorch
Formeam
Max Easten
Mahaska Hospital
Cfs
Teenhoek
H. Kuperus
Pitprenger
Peter de Hamer
TJ de Prat
M. M. de Reus
Ov Beinterer
L. van Roekel
Asses Trast
Meppelink
Fred Reed
Osks- Toosa
Fe. W. Smith
Aulista Shoemaker
Drel
Ebenezer Reforme
J. A. de Jong
Des Moines
Nora
Church of Sully Prethe Reformed
Stork Visits Peoria Vicinity in April News
In Peoria area on April 8 Mr and Mrs Richard Byer welcomed a baby girl. Several residents suffer the flu including Mrs J W Stuursma and the John Veenstra family. Rev Vander Werp reports improving health and homecoming expected soon. Multiple local families and church events noted amid spring cleaning and community updates.
Play at the Red Rock Church in Cordova
Cordova April 6 Mr and Mrs Henry Muilenberg and children visited Newton at the parental De Goey home Mrs Nellie Bender of Des Moines Henrys sister was there before leaving for Wisconsin where she will take up nurses training A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Herman Sneller on Saturday March 28 He weighed eight and a half pounds Mrs Bert Bloom has been ill and confined to bed today her temperature down and she is better Chester Bricker returned home Monday from the Oskaloosa hospital They did not operate on him He went back to work at De Youngs Chester Bricker son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Bricker is ill again Forrest and Laverelle Dailey have been sick with bad colds and the croup and missed school more than a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Venden Berg
Lafe Martin
Helen
Calvin Bricker
Melvin. Butts
Detroit
Michigan
Malcolm Pelly
Howell
Y Pella
R. M. Hart
Des Moines
Hart
Cook
Melvin Butts
Albia
Henry Muilenberg
Marior Buttery
Charley Ford
Winterset
Lloyd Powers
Knoxville
Clarence Talbot
Bessie
Roy Karr
Karr
Wabash Railway Company
Cordova
Alberta Cove
Ruth Hart
St. Louis
Pella
John Buwalda
Joyce Mae
Jess Vriezelaay
Buwalda
Leonard Palmer
Moravia
Roush
Palmers
Loren Wing
Red Rock
Nita Johnson
Bert Karr
Peoria
Towa
Richard Byer
M. J. Vander Werp
J. W. Stuursma
John Veenstra
Dick Vander Veen
C. van Hart
W. D. Vander Werp
Prairie City
Martin Vander Molen
Lewis Ozinga
Gerrit Nieumsma
Henry Nieumsma
Gerrit Andringa
Herman Bokhoven
Henry van Kooten
Martin’ Vander Melen
Lena de Nooy
Grundy Center
John A. de Nooy
Hilda Vander Hart
Town
Newton
de Goey
Nellie Bender
Henry
Wisconsin
Herman Sneller
Bert Bloom
Chester Bricker
Oskaloosa Hospital
de Young's
Clarence Bricker
Forrest
Laverelle Dailey
Junior Hospers Wins Honors in Spelling Match
Knoxville Iowa April 7 Marion county held its annual county spelling contest Saturday afternoon at the county contest which was won by Junior Hospers of Pella. There were thirty one contestants entered. twenty rural and eleven town spellists. Words were pronounced from Eatons True Blue speller with Miss Agnes White pronouncing and Miss Sadie Batten acting as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Iowa
Marion County
Junior Hospers
Pella
Agnes White
Sadie Batten
Mansford Moore
Marysville
A. W. Archer
Pershing
Sue Stone
Hamilton
Eaton
Orville Shewood
Attica
Temperance
Women should take more interest in politics say readers
The Inquiring Reporter surveys views on women voting with responses from Mrs. Al. Clark Mrs. D. W. Van Gorp I. O. Gaass Charlie Veen and Miss Mary Pipple. They support studying voting intelligently pursuing responsibility and suffrage while stressing balance with home duties and informed choices.
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Charlie Veen
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James van Vliet
Otley
Neal Jabaai
Monroe
Walter Verought
Wm. van Speren
Gen ‘van Speren
Madrid
Tore Aalbers
Ray Nollen
Reasnor
Gerrit Vander Wiel
Rean Verwers
Elton Cade
van Vliet
Mira
de Koekkoek
Jennie Robus
Johanna Vander Wiet
Irene Hasselman
Mildred de Reus
Jim
Bryan Karr
Ephriam Goodenough
Lloyd Shilling
Lafe Goodenough
Howard Karr
Orla T. Baker
Royal Grand Oil Corporation
Forrest Core
Nate Spooner
Raleigh Johnson
Frank Randolph
James Templeton
Sam Johnson
Ellsworth ‘Shilling
Goodenough
Dr. Jim
Town Hall
Will Waardhuizens
Madge Hart
Elaine Palmer
Ellen Murdy
Mr. Palmer
Wm. Karr
Robert Hunt
O. K
Swan Township
Elsie Bryant
Beatrice White
Beatrice
Webster School of
Junior
John Hospers
Des Moines Register
Washington, D. C
Tom White
G. Steenhoek
STORK
Vander Werp
E. Gilbert Sioa
HALL
High Ave. E
Oskaloosa, In
Coats
D. W. van Gorp
Mary Pipple
Rivola
Oppenheimer
ALSOP
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Lowell
Petes