Community notices from Pella and area page
Mrs John Westercamp and Rev H Verduin returned home after a two week northern Mic trip while family shared care for children. A Mayo Clinic surgery for Mrs Donald Van Wyngarden proceeded well, with relatives tending kids. Numerous local events include picnics at Des Moines parks, Bible camp plans in Chariton, and a Christian Reformed Mission Fest at West Market Park. Funeral notices for Marion Brunk, Lake Keomsha drowning, are reported alongside friendly visits, farm tours, and a Farm Bureau picnic at the Oskaloosa Fairground. Local families attend church, reunions, and social gatherings across Pella and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Verduin
Mic
M. Beelen
Donald van Wyngarden
Mayo Clinic
Minnesota
Henry van Wyngarden
Henry Nibbelink
Steve Nibbelink
Connie Stursma
John Kloosterman
Des Moines Park
Jacob Vos
Oskaloosa
John Koo
West Coast
Herman Slykhuis
Afton Roose
Oklahoma
John A. Roose
Leonard Veldhuizen
Marion Brunk
Lake Keomsh
Gary Vande Voort
Leighton
Ry Vande Voort
Canada
Lester van Wyk
Dale van Wyk
Linda
Lloyd
Otley
Bert Swank
Joyce Hol
Loretta Westercamp
Chariton
Iowa
Freedom’ Bible Camp
American Union For Sunday Schools
Christaan Reformed Churches
West Market
Northwestern and midwest farm bureau camp attendees news
Oskaloosa residents Lizabeth Newenhouse and Betty Fynaart参加 a Northwestern United States and Midwest farm bureau camp as rural young people members. Betty, daughter of Leonard and naardt, is among those listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Fynaart
Northwestern
United States
Midwest Farm Bureau Camp
Betty
Leonard Naardt
James van Wyk
Minses Johanna
Jennie de Ronde
Harry Boender
Edwin van Kampen
Christian Reformed Church
Gerrit van Arendonk
J. G. Newenhouse
Wm. de Heer
Leighton
the Cedar High School
Cedar School
Jay Barnard
Durant Barnard
Harry Upton
Doc Brown
Harold Brown
Cedar Consolidated School
Schultz Motor &Co
Lacey Cockefair
Brandt van Maanen
Hamiltons and kin visit then head to Harlingen Texas
Mrs. Cole Hamilton and family left Thursday morning driving their auto accompanied by Mrs. W. H. Brunt for Harlingen Texas. They spent two weeks visiting relatives here. The C. G. C. Club met at Cedar school grounds with Mrs. Harry Upton as hostess. Five members attended. The next meeting will be an ice cream social at Cedar school on Aug. 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Fummings
Cole Hamilton
W. H. Brunt
Harlingen
Texas
Cedar School
Harry Upton
Pettingill
Marshalltown
Glen Brignon
Searsboro
Marshall Meredith
Grinnell
Chicago
Lester Gause
Harold F. Macy
Harlan Macy
Bruce Macy
Janet
Silver Springs
Richard Macy
Lake Placid
New York
Stephen Macy
Delanco
New Jersey
Marvin Norman
Beverly
Mark
Myron
Elsie
Lucile Sparks
Lloyd
Floyd
Donna Jansen
Ed Sparks
Rosemary
Edmond
Sully
Kenneth Sparks
Carolyn
Nancy
Floyd Sparks
Shirley
Millard Sparks
Lloyd Sparks
Lloydeans
Larry
Billy
Mildred
Mary
Roy Copend
Bernice Jay
Jay
Friends Missions
Gladys Graham
Jamaica
Cathryn Latham
Arthold Latham
Gertrude Meredith
Africa
Bertha Stanley
Reva White
Henry Klyn
New Sharon
Leo Coffey
Cal Trease
Will Allee
Carl ‘Byrd
Andrew Gertsma
John Graham
H. A. Gause
Lou Huston
Vernon Jay
Geo. McCoy
E. R. Ratcliff
L. G. Sylvester
Everett Willemsen
Doyle
Roscoe Macys
C. A. Blair
Local Social Roundup From Lynnville and Nearby Areas
Visitors gathered for family reunions and dinners across Lynnville Centerville and nearby towns. Notable attendees included the Allee and Meredith families, the Etting family from Los Angeles en route to California, and relatives from Pella Moline Grinnell Searsboro and Monroe. Robert Byrd and faculty from Iowa University were also mentioned among weekend visits and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Allee
Bill
Silvis
Ill
Will Allee
Gertrude Meredith
Clyde Lisk
Alan and
Jill
Elmer Lisk
Oskaloosa
Finley Hudson
Glenn Sparks
Junior Hudson
Zara Finley
Hudson
Centerville
Art Ettings
Los Angeles
California
Canada
A. R. Meredith
Rayford Meres
Judy and
Misson
Teresa
Marshal Meredith
Bruce
Glen Brignon
Judy Meredi Shirley
Debra Meredith
Etting
Judy Meredith
Shirley Meredith
Dale Jansen
Pella
Julia Macy
Roscoe Macy
Windsor
Cole
C.A. Blair
Grinnell
Earl Macy
Howard Macy
Dale McConeghey
Gary
Elaine
Alan
W. A. McConeghey
Monroe
L. W. Gause
Glen Lewis
Russell
Glenn Brignon
Searsboro
Elgar Taylor
Harriett
Harriett, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd, Brown, Joyce and Janet and Carol Brown
Moline, Sr
Robert Arthur
Carolyn
Steven
Neil
Boyd
Scarsboro
Harvey Brown
Robert Byrd
Iowa University
Iowa City
Carl D. Byrd
Marks
Larry Snider
Moline
Wm. McCauley
Carl Jay
Gysbert Beyer
Marshalltown
Susan Pettingill
Charles
Veron Jay
Beth
John Hart Home
Capacity Forage Harvester Reaches Forty Five Tons Per Hour
Local notes describe farm machinery capacity milestone with a Pettingill machine. Community social items list visits and travels among Brignon Meredith Macy Sparks Terpstra and others, plus missionary society meeting details and greetings at Searsboro Grinnell Sully Windsor and Grinnell residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland Machine Company
New Holland
Otley News items and local social notices
Otley notes report Mrs Charles Vander Kolk and J M Van Vliet had two trees removed by Van Arkel of Oskaloosa. Barbara Horton and Ben Ish Johnson reached Downey California safely despite heat. Doras society to meet at Otley Reformed Church at 1 45 pm Thursday. Sunday School picnic at West Market Pella Friday. Galen Ray Van Wyk returned Friday from Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa. Norman Robus home visit noted. Robus family events and Prairie City visits mentioned. Carol Ver Steegh of Des Moines stayed with grandmother Hattie Ver Steegh all week. Connie Klootwyk of Monroe visiting Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. van Vliet
van Arkel
Oskaloosa
Irs
Barbara Horton
Ben- Ish Johnson
Downey
California
Doreas Society
Otley Reformed Church
West Market
Pella
Galen Ray
Raymond van Wyk
Mercy Hospital
Raymond Robus
John
Bruce
Gregory
Charles Vander Kolk
Norman Robus
Arthur de Read
Gene
Verlin
Lorraine
Praire City
Norman Robutome
Connie
van Heuklem
Carol Ver Steegh
Des Moies
Hattie Ver Steegh
Connie Klootwyk
Monroe
Local Residents Attend Church and Camp Activities
Miss Hattie Barnes and her cousin Sandra Frank visit from Louisville for camp at Clear Lake. Lillie Barnes and Hazel Bricker host in Monroe. Rev Walbrink from Edgerton delivers Otley Reformed sermons during pastor's vacation. Mr and Mrs Evert De Vries and sons spend Thursday evening with the Ustermarkt family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Ustermarkt
Hattie Barnes
Sandra Frank
Louilla
Clear Lake
Lillie Barnes
Hazel Bricker
Monroe
Walbrink
Edgerton
Minnesota
Otley Reformed Church
Muller
Evert de Vries
Remarkable 46 Star Flag Flown in Manning July Fourth
A. H. Hintz unfurled a 46 star flag at Manning on July 4 drawing strong interest. The last states Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona joined in 1912, suggesting the flag is at least six decades old. Also noted is Stone Mountain in Georgia described as the world’s largest muscovite granite dome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Hintz
Manning
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Stone Mountain
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peoria News
John Westercamp
Rodney Rus
Rodney
Jo Vander Waal
Nancy Hugen
John Hugen
H. Hugen
Loretta W
Linda Vande Voort
Farm Bureau
Oskaloosa Fairground
Gary Lee Abe
Marvin Molen
Mahaska Hospital
Gerrit Vander Molen
Jacob Veldhuizen
Peter Eugene Westercamp
Gerrit Rus
John Kool
Andrew Meniod
West Market Park
Pella Ared
Nelson
Gerrit Roose
Oskaloosa News
Lizabeth Newenhouse
Marion
Knoxville
Petsae
Shetterly
Kile
Lynnville News
Vina Renaud
Teresa Terpstra
Gerrit van Genderen
E. B. Renaud
Marshall van Genderen
Graig Terpstra
John Davis
Missionary Society
Friends Church
Rayford R
Peoria Stock Yards
Goodyyear
Goodyear
Otley News
G. T. Vander Lugt
Bya
Wilson Jewelry Co
Peter A. Duinink
Gerrit van der Wal
Jasper County
Chester A. E
Worth and
van Zante
Dick C. van Zante
Township
Range 19
Red Rock Bridge
Highway 14
Des Moines River Bottom
Ethel May Duinink
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