Local Birth and Community Notes Reported in Mahaska County
A son, Robert Bruce, was born last Saturday at Mahaska County hospital to Mr and Mrs Jack Rhynsburger. The column also covers travels and visits by local residents including Mrs P D Wagaman, Catherine Branfhart, and the De Wit families, plus notes on vacations, health, and a minister from the Baptist church visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rhynsburger
Robert Bruce
Mahaska County Hospital
Earl Kelly
Lucille Piette
Los Angeles
Calif
Kelly
P. D. Wagaman
Prairie City
John Branfhart
David Branfhart
D. J. Wagaman
Catherine Branfhart
Rolsercon
Good
Emmett
Richard
Ollie
Sigourney
Baptist Church
Mar Pickering
Myri
Death's Door
Ton
Ota de Win
Mary Jane Bayon
Toosa
Jerry Robin
Mahaska Hospital
Community ties noted in area visits and travel
A long list of local residents visiting relatives and friends across towns from Knoxville to Des Moines. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Louis Papma with son Gary Louis in Corydon and many others sharing trips to Knoxville What Cheer Galesburg and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Papma
Gary Louis
Corydon
Otin
I. Papma
Raymond Krouse
What Cheer
Paul Donai
Knoxville
Louis Donai
Red Breuklander
Oskaloosa
Cornie Breuklander
Cornie Breuklandee
Galesburg
Jee Zickle
R. A. Awtry
Des Moines
Mark Rillihan
D. O. Thomas
Marie Smith
George Barnes
Tracy
Bessie Brooks
Lois Insi
Los Vis
Portland Letter Describes Clara Horns Visit With Navy Sailor
Clara Horn writes from Portland about her visit with Lawrence Van Nimwegen of the U S Navy in San Diego. She describes his bright, clean uniform, a Mount Hood trip, and a large naval parade with 33 ships and 16 000 personnel. Horn notes pursuit of dinner plans with friends, meeting ship crews, and plans to return to Yakima in about two weeks while praising Portland’s hospitality toward sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Horn
Pelilor Ind
Lawrence van Nimwegen
San Diego
Cal
Jacob van Nimwegen
Portland
Orege
Lawrence
Mount Hood Loop
Satoria
USA
Tex- Peet
Newbury
Mivy
Tosk
Astoria
Oregon
Eugeles
Seattle
Charlie
Tom
Yakima
Nee
Portland Ath
Tong
Life Saving Tests Conclude This Friday Night
This week will finish life saving drills at the Knoxville pool directed by Mr and Mrs McNulty. Participants have completed eight hours of instruction and will be tested on items including swimming fully clothed, ten yard dives, carries and drownings, treading water, and an essay on respiration. The Red Cross chapter sponsors the event and invites public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Objecta
Eing
The
American Red Cross
State Legion Convention Held at Des Moines
One of the most attended American Legion conventions closed at noon with a large parade the largest in Des Moines for years. Legionnaires recalled past service as veterans marched in uniform. Dolliv Dabagne was chosen State Commander with Davenport Marshall Tower and Corweil BIUMS bidding for the ISS convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ainge
Ron Della
Legion
Dolliv Dabagne
Comemander c
Davenport
Marshall Tower
Corweil Biums
ISS
Pella Men Enroll At Northwestern University
Two students from Pella, Iowa join nearly 1400 attendees at Northwestern University summer enrollment in Evanston. The record enrollment includes students from all states and many countries, with 300 subjects taught by 315 faculty members. The Pella enrollees are Robert Carl Baron of 814 Independence Street and Earl Van Rees of 1109 Broadway, teaching at Pulaski and Charles City respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Pella
Towa
Northwestern Univer
the University
Northwestern
Lake Michigan
Robert Carl Baron
Independence Street
Pulaski
Iowa
Earl van Rees
Broadway
Charles City
No Liquor Store Planned in Washington County
In response to a protest letter the W C T U of Washington informed the state liquor commission that no store was planned at the county seat. The assurance was read at a recent Washington meeting. Several new stores open July 1 at various points, but none are listed in Washington county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Liquor Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
HB. Sixsmith
Jack
Albert Lange
Denve Colp
Martha Firth
L. A. Gartario
Clarence Vander Linden
Minnesota
Canadian
H. J. de Wit
Walter de Wit
N. de Wit
Fox
Keneth
Uthami
Tex
Los Angel San Franco
Denver
Salt Lake City
Ottumwa
Omaha
ISCO
Wadighwey
Hadwood
Central Park
Interstate Transit Lines
ITER
Mrs. Case Nanktgeboren
Mrs. Snow
Mrs. Worrel
H. van Dellen
Cedar Rapids
Gaass and
van Dellen
Edward Vander Poeg
University of Town
Dick Vander Sunday
Ralph Dykstra
Mercy Hospital
P. Johnson
Frank Warner
Cornie Blander
John Sedrell
Case Hols
Graham
Benson
Storrenberg
John
Ernest
Paul
Kenne
Sterren
Marviel Peck
Dick Ver Dicht
Edna Ver Plorg
Charleston
West
California
Ver Plorg
Fred Bi. Sully
Madeline Dickentz
Indianola
Mary van Vile
Edith Bevan
Victor, Colo
Elmer van Duren
Leighton
Rosscreen
H.W. van Muren
N. van Maren
Joe Helt
Catherine Taub- Moines
Mabel Littleton
Chariton
J. S. Wilson
Cornelia Wilson
Miss Mareber
Chicago
van Rees
Alfred Steinkamp
J. Steinkamp
Leon Hackett
Dave ‘Thomas
Andrew Verploegh
Abr. Verploegh
Nelson Voss
Lear
Lucy Huber
C. L. Allen
Callispel
Montana
Esther Rawlings
Harriet Schilder
Dorothy Ackerman
Fremont
Leo Linder
the Lakes
Helen Warren Faulkner
Ashley
Carrie Halbert
F. Hosack
Martin de Jong
M. van Gorp
Niagara Falls
Canada
Michigan
Paul Grundman
State Legion Convention
Hr. A. Veenstra
Garret Popman
Brainard
Minn
Nick Ter
Near Lacey
Elizabeth Kempkes
Evett, Wash
Josephine
Adriana
M. Kempkes
Jimmie
Jim van Vark
Katherine
Robert Lee Lautenbach
Eloise
Norma Cummings
Unit of
Morris Vogeliar
Montrose
Colo
Tabor
Town
Bert Baron
French Lake
Anna Hospers
G. Hospers
Leona Reuvers
Newton
Dick Synhorst
L. A. Winter
Eli
Sue
Sally Winter
Sioux City
Ray de Haan
East
Ben Renaud
Valley Junction
Lillian Payne
Ore
Paul Blommers
J. Blommers
Shenandoah
Dorothy Johnston
H. H. Sader
J. B. van Hemert
Joe Vander Kieft
H. Brand
Rachel
J. W. Vander Linden
Mildred
Minnie Ver Dught
Edna Ver Ploeg
NAVY
L. van Nimwegen
State Legion
Rams
Brickel
Heerema
East Side Square
Aes
Miee
Ete
Old Man Summer
Central Park Cafe
South Side Square
Chronicle
Jowa
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