Dedicating Tree Highlights Summit Strivers Rally Day
A hard maple tree was planted in Arbor Day commemoration by the Summit Strivers 4-H girls club on Richland school grounds two miles east of Otley. The event featured a dedication by club president Madeline Vriezelaar, a reading of a poem by Elaine Burton, the 4-H pledge, a wiener roast, and group games with many members listed among attendees.
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Summit Strivers
Richland
Otley
County Line Club
Summit
Red Rock Township
Jasper
Marion County
C.L.C
Elmus
Elaine Burton
Arthur Vriezelaar
Dwain van Rockel
Don Rinner
Arthur
Madeline
John Vriezelaar
J-H Girls Club
Richland School
Madeline Vriezelanr
Marjorie Vanden Baard
Madeline Vriezelaar
Effie Kathryn’Heemstra
Etta Belle Ross
Betty Kool
Betty Longdin
Lila van Viiet
Lucille’ Dykstra
Evelyn Kool
Effie Mary Shannon
Ruth den Otter
Irene Vriezelaar
Anna Slocum
Henry Kool
Lois
W. A. Vriezelaar
T. L. Dykstra
Vande Noord to Wed Mr Jerome Christopherson in June
A wedding is planned for June with Vande Noord marrying Jerome Christopherson of Mrs M C Christophy of Mabel Minnesota. The ceremony will be held at the Second Reformed church with Rev M Monsma officiating. The couple will reside on a farm near Pella after the wedding with a reception for forty guests held later that day.
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Vande Noord
Jerome Christopherson
M.C. Christophy
Mabel Minnesota
Col. Kuiken
Alice
Leonard Kippers
Pella
Andrew Schippers
M. Monsma
Edhuyeh
Alta Marie Beyer
Mendelssohn
Faye van Zee
Dorothy Brink
Beatrice Ridgelt
Cornelia Mae Aalbers
H. Tuinstra
G. Aalbers
J. Vander Berg
Connie Vander Berg
John Vander Berg
Obituary for Mrs William Van Ee of Pella
Mrs. William Van Ee died at her son Leonard’s home on Carson street in Pella on Wednesday morning April 24. She was 75 years old. Survivors include five sons Bert Leonard John Gerrit William and Bernard deceased and one daughter Mrs Arnold Ver Heul. The family came from Holland. Funeral services Friday April 26 at 1:00 pm at the home and at 1:30 at the First Christian Reformed church. Interment in Oakwood.
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William van EE
Leonard
Carson Street
Pella
Bert
Leonard van Ee
John van Ee
Oskaloosa
Gerrit van Ee
Otley
Arnold Ver Heul
Newton
Bernard
Pella’ Street
Edward
Indianola
William van Ke
Holland
First Christian Reformed Church
Oakwood
Artistry in Cooking From Leftover Bread and Beef
An article extols inventive home cooking using inexpensive staples. It describes making a bread case from unsliced loaf, filling it with a seasoned beef crumble, and serving hot. A beef roll with biscuit dough rounds out the ideas for stretching meals.
Hearty Home Soups Through Quick Canned Mixes
A nostalgic guide to crafting hearty soups from canned bases on windy spring days. It outlines bean soup with Spanish garnish, Hearty Philadelphia Soup, Cream of Corn and Mushroom, and a Clam Chowder Bisque, with step by step prep and garnish ideas for comforting meals.
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Dad
Philadelphia
Spring Vegetables And Grannies Flavor Tips
A lively kitchen guide celebrating spring vegetables and frugal, flavorful cooking. It recalls Grannie’s rule to use less water and more butter, then shares several bright ideas for carrot and asparagus dishes with cream of mushroom sauce and pimiento cheese accents.
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Jamie
Cannon Sommé
Dough Roll Recipe and Singing Telegraph Messages
A dough recipe explains mixing soft dough, rolling 1/4 inch thick, shredding meat on biscuit dough, rolling like jelly roll, baking 425 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes, and serving hot with sauces. Separate note describes Unsung Telegraph offices in metro centers providing singing messages with Harry Young delivering a message for Mrs. Shrago in Chicago.
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Oskaloosa
Teleweaph
Harry Young
Max Shrago
Chicago
Various Iowa items including a child’s train tale and pelican migration
A collage of short Iowa notes features Jackie Schoonenberger of Peru stopping a train to greet her grandfather, a Great Western railroad locomotive engineer, and the crew’s reaction. Plainfield High students adopt Elmer Kreitzmar’s Latin learning card game Forum. Pelicans arrive at Spirit Lake signaling spring. A Navy rescuer named Fifle is praised for saving a girl who jumped from a ship near Clarinda. A man’s hiccups persist for weeks, and John Edie of Milly County begins a new set of teeth while Mr Elle’s sight improves with less reliance on glasses.
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Jackie Schoonenberger
Peru
Great Western Railroad
Forum Vely
Plainfield High School
Elmer Kretzehmar
Bread Box Magic: Frugal, Flavorful Toast Creations
Bread box ideas turn everyday slices into breakfast treats, croutons, and accompaniments. Buttercups cradle crusts brushed with butter, toast until crisp, with crostini and rings for creamed ham or eggs. Crumbs and crambas shape breakfasts, casseroles, and meat loaves, while toasted cheese and poppy seed sticks boost soups.
Poultry Marketing in Iowa Remains Largely Individual
Iowa findings show cooperative marketing is rare among poultry and egg producers. Dr. A D Oderkirk of Iowa State College notes Iowa farmers market poultry mainly through private channels with only small flocks under 200 birds and most under 400. Even large turkey raisers are largely commercial but still do not rely on co operatives.
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Iowa
Saya A. D. Oderkirk
Iowa State Gallege
Ugh
Co operatives urged to merge poultry and egg shipments
Oderkirk notes early specialized co operatives faded and many co ops handle eggs and poultry under general departments. He says creameries excel at equality, but small flocks hinder volume. Consolidation and central marketing could boost returns by better grading and cost control.
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Oderkirk
TLE
LWT
Towa
Sam Makes the Gang Lose Respect Through Imitated Politeness
A neighborhood tale shows how parental comparisons to Sam’s neatness and politeness backfires. Teased by other boys who fear imitation, Sam adopts roughneck habits like a rakish cap, crude swearing, and a sloppy look, turning admiration into scorn.
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Sam
Uncle Wells gains gang acceptance as mothers fade
The text notes mothers decline while his popularity among the boys rises, leading to his full acceptance into the gang. It also mentions Wells in northwest New Mexico producing high grade crude oil in commercial quantities and ends with a milk delivery ad inviting readers to try a quart daily via D. A. Doedyns.
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Iowa
New Mexico
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Library Board
PE. O. P E.O
Carrie Baron
Mary Jane Baron
Jennie van Niewaal
Central College Dept. OF Music
Dorothy de Beery
Richard Beving
Paris Angelicus
Franck
Grieg
Beving
Beethoven
de ‘Boer
Miss de’ Boer
Mr. Beving
Sarabande
Iss de Boer
Alvina Ostendorf
Roger Amble
John Vr . Elmus
Elaine Vriezelaar
Elaine
Riley Burton
Joyce Kilmer
First Christian
Helping Hand Society
The
Christian High School
Central College
Jacob Kuiken
Des Moines Register
Geraldine Vande Noord
Ankeny
John Vande Noord
Golden Peacock
the Dress and Specialty Shop
Mrs. Mitten
Packard Bone
Crisco
Chlorax
JUR
Phas
Senor
LY A
PT Tei Deemnered
Pella, Iowa
Eldeen Club
A. N. Kuyper
Second Reformed Aid
Ladies’ Aid
Second Reformed Church
Hagen
Schippers-Kuiken
Dorothy Greig
Grannie
William Fifle
Perry
Navy
Mer
Effle
China
Clarinda, S
John Edie
Milly County
Mr. Elle
ILIX
Riso
Idaho
Wayne
Ocean Perch
U. S
Illinois
Leghorn
LD Sprieeiencdsinaa
Lsps EC
CS Amore Iit
D. A. Doedyns
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