Local hospital notices of admissions and discharges
Montaging a series of hospital transfers from Mercy Mahaska and Iowa Methodist, the list notes admissions and discharges in August for Sully Leighton Lynnville Otley and Ne Sharon residents including Mrs Henry Terlouw, Theodore Van Veen, Mrs J Carroll Boot, Paul De Penning, John Vos, Edward Goemaat, Mrs Ben Vos, Delmar Vander Pol, Jerry Van Waardhuizen, Peter Vander Beek, Mrs Al Wanders, Helene Van den Dever, Mrs Donald Metcalf, Mrs John R Van Zee, Rene Van Haaften, and others with dates August 6 through August 12 and brief clinical mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Terlouw
Sully
Mercy Hospital
Theodore R. van Veen
J. Carroll Boot
Paul de Penning
Mahaska Hospital
John Vos
Jerry van Waardhuizen
Otley
Peter Vander Beek
Ne Sharon
Mehaska Hospital
al Wanders
Helene Vanden Dever
Donald Metcalf
Oskaloosa
John R. van Zee
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Rene van Haaften
Home Life of Mr Van Haaften Described
He was somewhat improved and now makes his home with his son and family, Mr. and Mrs. David Van Haaften.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David van Haaften
Dallas man electrocuted by live extension cord
An 81 year old man named Russell Lilly of Dallas Center died after apparently grabbing the end of a live extension cord. The report notes the fatal incident occurred recently and records his age and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Lilly
Dallas Center
Softball team beats First Christian Os kal osa 14 to 2
Rolscreenings Alice McMurray and Dorothy shopped in Os kaloosa and visited relatives. The Rolecreen softball team improved to 6 wins and 1 loss after a 14 2 victory over First Christian Os kaloosa on August 8. A game with Leighton church is set for the 16th at Leighton. Weekend visitors include Mrs Tony Anderson and Jack Schoop of Lohrville and Juanita Mallorys grandchildren Nancy and Howard Smith. Leona Schakel helped her brother Harry Zickel celebrate his birthday. Mr and Mrs Ike Lattimer of Columbia Mo and Mr and Mrs Clayton Richardson of Halesville Mo were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Floyd Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McMurray
Dorothy
Oskaloosa
Alice
Rolecreen
First Christian
Leighton Church
Leighton
Tony Anderson
Jack Schoop
Lohrville
Richard Schoop
Juanita Mallory
Nancy
Howard Smith
Leona Schakel
Harry Zickel
Ike Lattimer
Columbia, Mo
Clayton Richardson
Halesville
Floyd Richardson
Ottumwa visitors and training notes from local update
Local Ottumwa residents visit, return from training and vacations as community updates. Marilyn Van Essen receives a diamond from John Rietveld. Football practice lists include Butler and Keller sophomores and twenty-two freshmen considering joining, totaling fifty three players. The season opens September 18 at Indianola with a home game to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Durham
Ottumwa
Chris
Marilyn van Essen
John Rietveld
Marilyn
John
Indianola
Sigourney Football Schedule Mentioned for September
A fragment notes a game with Sigourney on September 20, and the freshmen sophomore squad opening a five game schedule with Knoxville on September 80. The readable parts suggest a local schedule item with two opponent mentions and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Knoxville
Overnight camp planned at Lake Keomah for seniors
A committee invites all juniors and seniors of the 1956 1967 school year to an overnight camp-out at Lake Keomah on Thursday and Friday August 22 and 28. A planning meeting near the bandstand in Garden Square is scheduled for Tuesday evening August 20 at 7:16. All are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Keomah
Gareden Square
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delmar Vander Pol
Lynnville
KEY Saddle King Boys’ Western Jeans
Carla
Rodney
Skelton
Penny
Children’s Pony
Isugar
Adler
KRAFT
Hershey
Wheaties
East Side Square
S&h
Swansdown Angel Food
Luden‘s
Skinles
Briardale
Pella Station
U. S. Weather Bureau
C Caning
Davenport
Shirley, Dykhuis
Joan Geurts
Jo van Ekeren
Marjean Ustermarkt
Ver Jan
Kort Carson
Colo
Elva Newendorp
Green Lake
Wis
Arlo van de Voot
Cloud Room
Edith Long
New England States
Karen Smith
Ray van Dyke
Penior EL Auntors
Keomah
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