News of Nearby Towns in Sully and Surrounding Areas
Local notes recount visits, family gatherings, and travels across Sully, Kellogg, Baxter, Pella, and Newton. Residents including the Druden, De Jong, Kruseman, Van Zante, and Fisher families share extended visits, birthdays, funerals, and park programs with church and civic groups. Interwoven are farm and town events, band performances, and upcoming games in Sully and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Kling Veriday
Lifernia
Wycoming
South Dake
Colorado
Lee Perry
Kellogg
Peter Dr Done
John de Jong
Fern Kruse
Emma Kruse
Fernman
John Veach
Arlene
Russell Hampton
Baxter
Leonard Coulter
Coving
Oklahoma
Brett Vewers
Gary
Dave Breen
Bert Ver Meer
Pella
G. Rutgers
Dan Few
Lorena Gerhof
Kay Wildman
Sioux City
Gerrit Wisseerhof
Lil Halblom Roon
Des Moines
Victor Halblomt
Reformed Church
Gerald
Col. van Herert
Ed. Willetts
Knoxville
Jed de Vries
J Wstid Sens Todhy
Teddy
Russell van Zante
Henry Vander
de Jong
John Geenen
Marshalltown
Strand Baking Co
Vern Butler
KW. Dieleman
Monsma
Musi
Jesus
Vera Butte
Sully
R. W. Dieleman
Sarah van der Leest
Ciil
Margaret
Harold
Clifford
Helen Velma
Peter de Jone
Diman
Emma Kruseman
Emmet Awtry
Fred
Lou van Wyk
Sully Aces
Eurate
Grinnell
Monroe
Sully Ball Park
Local Social Roundup Heads to Weekend Visits
Galesburg residents share weekend hospitality with guests from Knoxville Otley Monroe and Monroe. Families gathered for dinners picnics and hospital visits as Mr and Mrs Terpstra Rinehart and Breenhof hosted and attended events across Newton Neato and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hendricks
Wi Hendricks
Carl Rinehart
Knoxville
M.S. Terpstra
Frank Hendee
Colfax
Dykstra
County Auditor Praises Marion County Finances
Marion County, led by Auditor Gerald W. Paardekooper since January 1, 1932, has kept funds out of the red. Officials claim all county funds are now on the right side of the ledger, with substantial savings in the auditor’s office amid the 1934 drought, marking Paardekooper as one of the best auditors Marion County has had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald W. Paardekooper
Marion County
Paardekooper
WY Otl
Itjds
Concensus
Perioid
Ind Republi- Hire
SAE
Warners
Cakdekoopst
Drouth
seven thousand licenses issued by the sheriff
The Iowa liquor control system has reduced duties for officers by eliminating bootlegging. Marion County Sheriff P. J. Grundman notes issuing drivers licenses is an added duty, with nearly 7,000 licenses issued and a projected total of 10,000. The licenses were previously handled by the Des Moines office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
P. J. Grandman
Marion County
Grundman
Des Moines
Lightning Kills Cattle Near Sigourney
Five registered Aberdeen Angus cows and the herd bull were killed when lightning struck a tree in the Ford Smealton place pasture north of Sigourney. The herd had sheltered under the tree during the storm, authorities report from the Sigourney Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Angus
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Lynden
Wash
Henry Welle
Mee
Mrs
Henry
Newton
Dorothy
Ruth Beyers
Dennis Wer
Arthur Boat Mie
M Lambert Moes
Fanaly
Santo
Penver
Cale
Kate den Adel
Osear Carpenter
Guilford Street
Leo de
Willing
Beinteman
the Buar
Gusto. Terpstra
Leah
Louis Grover
Mrs. Hendricks
Henry Steen
Roe
Brayn
Paul Brant
Killduil
Ing
Hazel
St Mts
Eldred
Alma de Pentaison
John
Dykhus Vella
Naldo Dock
Cooper Farm
Muse
Ivy Vanith
von Kenbosch
Monrhursday
Freeman Hendricks
Gilbert Steday
Lester Hendricks
Delmer
Vd ‘Tool
Hattie Henks
Dick Hagen
Galesburg
Sunset Park
Louise Efnor
Anha Long
Nellie Waring
Rose D Penning
Leah Terpstra
Nellie Morgoson
Arlie Mudgett
Lily Carey
Lizzie Awtry
Maggie Coop Blanche Breen
van Gorp
Aa Mane
Van
MLK
Fair
Chevrolet
Sunset Amusement Co
Midway
Sigourney
Ten Vander Linden’s Drug Ste Store
Tin Lake Pr Products, Inc
Moines
Garden City
Blue Holkers
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Wilson Bros
Cooper-Wells