U Need Us 4 H Club Holds July Meeting
Society notes recount the M Need-Us 4 H Club gathering on Tuesday July 26 led by Lorraine Durham with Dorothy Durham. Mabel Rockhill Home Demonstration Agent spoke on County and State Fairs. Lorraine Durham Edith Hindman chosen for the demonstration team. Refreshments served by hostesses and mothers. Next meeting with Katherine Metcalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U-Need-Us
Mneed-Us 4-H
Loraine
Dorothy Durham
Lorraine Durham
Mabel Rockhill
Edith Hindman
Lora
Mary Jane Toom
Loretta Visser
Norma van Steenis
Johanna Rouwenhorst
Katherine Metcalf
Beulah Ver Steeg
Eula Emerson
Lorraine
Dorothea Durham
Swing High Swing Low at Krizer Farm Grand Time
Eight couples gathered Thursday evening at the N. H. Krizer home near Oskaloosa for a turkey celebration. Guests from Pelia Knoxville and others enjoyed dinner in a purpose built cottage followed by games songs and color film reels by J Dickerson including Tulip Time in Pella rose festival in California and Catalina Island hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krizer Farm
N. H. Krizer
Oskaloosa
C. F. Dykstra
L. W. Hartley
B. B. Vander Linden
T. H. Klein
Jay Crook
Mr. Dickerson
Pella
California
Catalina Island
Chamber of Commerce and Legion Picnic At Tulip Bowl
A large turnout from the Chamber of Commerce and the American Legion, with families, enjoyed a picnic at the Tulip Bowl West Market square. Ice cream, iced tea, races for all ages, and musical numbers provided a lively program amid friendly camaraderie and warm commentary from Fred Tautenbach and Paul Lautenbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce and Legion
Tulip Bowl
West Market Square
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Post
Rus van Zante
The
Legion
Paul Lautenbach
Fred Tautenbach
Charles
Hugo W. Kuyper
J. R. Gezel
Esther Beerends
Sunday services and classes at First Reformed and Second Chr Ref
At First Reformed Church, 9:30 Sunday school on Ruth: Adventurous Faith, 10:45 morning worship led by Rev. R. D. Douwstra, 2:00 Holland service with Rev. Douwstra, and 7:30 evening praise with Rev. Nicholas Gosselink. Second Chr Ref holds 9:30 pulpit exchange with Rev. F. De Jong, 2:00 catechism, 34, questions 94 95, 7:30 Romans 8:1 11, and notes No Condemnation to them that are in Christ Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
R. D. Douwstra
Nicholas Gosselink
F. de Jong
Vragen
Christ Jesus
Open Bible Church Sunday Schedule and Guest Program
The Open Bible Church lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m Worship at 11 a m Young People Overcomer at 6 30 p m Evening Evangelistic at 7 38 p m Inspiring song service and sermon The Three Tree Tuesday Prayer and Praise at 7 30 p m and Thursday at 7 30 p m The Harvey Pentecostal youth group will present this week The church invites all to attend at the little church with a big welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Bible Church F. C
LeLaCheur
Breen
Young
Harvey Pentecostal Church
Morning and Evening Services at First Charef Church
Morning service features exchange with Rev. M Monsma. Afternoon service titled De Komet van de Dag Des Heeren. Evening sermon The Armed Warrior of the Lord. The Helping Hand Society listed as active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Charef
Second Reformed Church Services Lead by Reverend Nollen
The church schedules a 9:30 a.m. church school, 10:45 a.m. worship, and 7:30 p.m. praise and worship with Rev. Marion Nollen of Lafayette Indiana leading both services.
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Second Reformed Church
Marion Nollen
Lafayette
Indiana
Death of Luke L. Schakel Prominent Stock Buyer
Luke L. Schakel 64 prominent stock buyer died suddenly at 1 30 PM at his home 908 West Fourth Street. Funeral Saturday 2 PM at the Baptist church with Rev LeLaCheur officiating, Oakwood Cemetery. Born Sept 18 1883 on a Pella farm, he married Lena Goemaat Feb 16 1906 and had three children Olive Palmquist Joan McFall Leonard, six grandchildren, and siblings Minnekos Martin William Mrs Mary Vander Sluis and Mrs Aaron Goemaat. Two brothers and three sisters preceded him. He was a longtime member of the Christian Union church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke L. Schakel
West Fourth Street
Schakel
Baptist Church
LeLaCheur
Oakwood
Leendert
Aultje Schakel
Pella
Lena Goemaat
Olive
Jennings Palmquist
Joan
Lloyd McFall
Leonard
Minnekos
Martin
William Schakel
Mary Vander’ Sluis
Hamilton
Aaron Goemaat
Knoxville
Christian Union Church
Local News Briefs Report Travel and Visits
Mrs. R. A. Awtry returns from a week with daughter in Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Smith and Mark plan several weeks in Colorado. Miss Hariet Helt of Des Moines vacationing with her mother on Main Street. John Onstine and family attend funeral of uncle Luke Schuker in Coal Ridge. Cornelius and Yoder families return from evangelistic meeting in Rockwell Illinois.
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R. A. Awtry
Mark Rillihan
Des Moines
R. M. Smith
Mark
Colorado
Hariet Helt
Main Street
John Onstine
Coal Ridge
Luke Schuker
J. E. Cornelius
J. Yoder
Rockwell, Ill
A. E. Hart
Lucy Huber
Broadway
Carrie Halbert
Chicago
Paul Bird
Richard Tysseling
Waechter
Anna Tysseling
John Visser
South
Visser
John
Ter Louw
Sully
J. F. Hiemstra
West First Street
Henry Ver Steeg
J. Veenstra
Liberty Street
Muskegon, Mich
C. de Jong
Spring Lake
Mich
Douglas Wells
Summers, travels, and local notices in Ames area
Morris Vogelaar returns from summer studies in Boulder to resume duties at Tabor High School in September. Numerous notices record visits, travels, and family movements among Ames area residents including Hart, Den Adel, Waechter, Tusseling, Bird, Tysseling, and Van Gorp families. Local Democrats describe the Des Moines state convention as the largest and most enthusiastic, with strong New Deal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Vogelaar
Boulder
Colo
Morris
Tabor
Town
Vogelaar
Yellowstone National Park
Black Hills
Lucille den Adel
van Sittert
G. H. Waechter
Town City
Mildred Giffin
R. Tusseling
Paul Blommers
Shenandoah
Dunlap
H. Shaw
Oska- Joosa Street
Fred Lautenbach
Des Moines
Lane Meulpolder
Esther Thompson
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Society News
Jack Rhynsburger
Bobbie Bruce Rhynsburger
Independence Street
Bobbie
Larry Sedrel
Verlan Sedrel
Ella Jane van Sittert
W. D. van Sittert
Logan van Sittert
Leslie Sadler
Robert Sadler
Larry Gillespie
Chillicothe
Amana
John Blommers
Nora Scholte
Louis LeCocq
Ross Bishop
Flick
S. S
South Porterveille
Roy Worrell
Carroll Snow
John Ulrich
George Ramsey
and de Neef
Herman Veenstra
J. G. Boot
Esther
Harriet Kuyper
Fred Bartow
Washington
Boot
F. M. Frush
Gary Vogelaar
Leonard Allen
George Ver Steeg
Low, Wormhoudt
Renaud
Lynnville Park
Old Settlers Park
Lynnville
Iowa
P. W. van Gorp
J. H. Toom
Frank de Wit
M. J. de Wit
Paul de Wit
Dorothy
Robert Paul
Walter de Wit
Maude Krusemark
J. B. de Wit
Sigoorney
van Gorp
Mrs. L. A. Winter
Dubuque
Ralph Grundman
Nutting
C. G. Buerkens
D.C. Renaud
Grootveld
Grootvelds
Edmundson Park
Fur Sale
AT Liter
H. Willardson & Company
Marshalltown
Central Park Cafe
Eerata Pati
Mealpolder Bros
South Side Sq
Krizer’s
Mrs. N. H. Krizer
Mrs. Krizer
Krizer
Bernie Vander Linden
Tunis H. Klein
Baptist Sunday School
T. W. Cox
Franklin Street
Vander Linden
Clarence Vander Linden
East Franklin Street
A. N. Vander Linden
Hindman
Anna Mae Ver Beek
Everett Heyveld
Tonie Gosselink
Miss Ver Beck
C. Smith
Will Tait
van Dellen
Mrs. Heyveld
Andrew Schilt
Holland
A. de Young
John Klein
John de Wild
Aric Klein
Andrew Kuyper
Baby
Gerrit Snell
First Reformed Church
L. L. Schakel
Clark Street
Lillian Payne
Lillian
Beaver Lake
Michigan
Fanny Porter
Kate van Gorp
Mary Isabel Thomas
Bob Sadler
G. B. Robertson
Orange City
de Gooyer
W. W. Sadler
Joyce
Leslie
Ben Vogelaar Ruth
Carl
Rob
Clear Lake
P. W. Kelderman
Mahaska Hospital
D. C
Lewis Vandert Wilt
G. G. Vander Wilt
Mr. Vander Wilt
Register & Tribune
Ames
Fred Veenstra
Vance van Sop
New Sharon
Peter van Gorp
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