Den Burger Lytle Wedding and Local Notices in Kansas
A Sunday ceremony at First Methodist Church in Lawrence Kansas joined Miss Freda Bernice Den Burger daughter of Mr and Mrs Den Burger of Leighton to Seaman 2/c Charles Perry Lyte in the U S Navy. Rev Allison officiated with friends present. The couple planned a short honeymoon in Topeka and Mrs Lyte would later work at Fetters Salent. Various local society items follow including Baptist Ladies Aid, Masonic news, Shilling-Vomfret Christening, and community club updates noting migrants, service women, and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Bernice den Bury
den Burger
Leighton
Charles Perry
U.S
Perry Lyte
Des Moines
Oska
Allison
Jated
Evelyn Watson
Elmer Hmefnes
U. S. Navy
Lawrence
Topeka
Fetters
Lme
University of Kansas
U.S. al ‘Vrainine
Shillac
Alfred Christensen
Tracy
The
Mid- West Stamping Co
Kellogg
Iowa
Shilling
Walter Shilling
Bussey
Buss
Christensen
Paul Bauer
Jami Kellage
Walter Sling
John Shillings
Kenneth
Free HT
Dwight Ferguson
Shillime Sre
Dickie Starline
Knoxville
Annan
Junior
Marinus
Birthday anniversaries honor Arie Van Waardhuinen at eighty one
Mrs. Arie Van Waardhuinen was feted on her eighty first birthday with family gatherings at her West Third Street home. Relatives including Van Waardhuizen and Van Englehoven families attended, sharing social time and cake as other birthday observances were noted. Also cited are club events and meetings from the Live and Learn Club and local church groups with varied programs and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne van Whuizen
West Third Street
Patricia Joan van Englehoven
Rene van Englehoven
Otley
van Waardhuizen
Patricia
Peter van Englehoven
Leighton
Arie van Waardhuinen
Third Street
Sand Helen
Cinerit
Dohnny Saul Billy de Arie Ven Heal
Purywiden Reuse
Will van Waardhui
Tricia van Englehoven
Harris
Alvin
Otley USW Benefit Stages Broadcasting Studio Play
United Service Women of Otley present In a Broadcasting Studio at Otley schoolhouse basement on Tuesday August 24 at 8 15 p m The all local cast includes unit 201 members and other residents There is no admission charge but barbecue sandwiches pie and ice cream will be sold Proceeds support the local USW treasury and aiding men in uniform from the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service Women
United Service Women of
Otley
Ion
Vic Moines
USW
Hawk
Dosanis
Unit 201
Otles Yollawin
Remota Aufine
Nelson V Missle
Jane la Poise
Purl van Hensom
Glenn
Picnic at Lynnville Renaud gathering on Old Settlers grounds
The annual Renaud picnic took place at Lynnville on the Old Settlers grounds Friday August 12. A pot luck dinner followed at one o clock and a social hour. President George Renaud of Grinnell presided and thirteen Renaud sons served in the militia along with five sons-in-law. Attendees from here included E J Renaud Mrs J J Mers and Mr and Mrs I J Renaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renaud
Lynnville
Old Settlers
George Renaud
Grinnell
E. J. Renaud
J. J. Mers
I. J. Renaud
Churches Reform Services Outline Across Two Congregations
A fragmentary church column notes Henry Zylstra leading services next Sunday at Third Reformed Church and Rev A Haverkamp’s First Reformed Church with Sunday school and morning service. It mentions a Gospel meeting with Mr McCullord and Mr Ellot, plus prayer gatherings and other parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Reformed Church
Henry Zylstra
First Reformed Church
A. Haverkamp
Schuel
Sully
McCullord
Elliot
Amsterdam News Weather and Local Notes Update
The week brought the heaviest rain of the season about four inches with thunder as the low lands flooded while the Des Moines River stayed within its banks. Cool and dry conditions followed. In Abbott's area Gerrit Klyn's sister and Mrs Klyn aid with chores, a hospital stay for Ollie Sebakel’s operation at Indian Heights is improving. Anterdzon Christ Union Sunday school plans its annual picnic at the Fast school. Pvt William Brower and wife returned from California on furlough. Brower will stay with Mr and Mrs Orval Haughman. Pvt Martinus Kamerick Jr. had a five day furlough and is stationed at Ottumwa port. Threshing is done. good quality yields. Two professors’ sons visited, noting a dried mud puddle near the falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘Ter Louw
Des Moines
Ting
Abbott
Gerrit Klyn
Amis
Chritier Union
William Brower
California
Brower
Mp Young
Califor Brower
Orvalughman
Pvt
Martinus
Martinus Kamerick Sr
Ottumn
Professor
Marion Vander Linden leaves after furlough nights
Peoria News by Jacob A Rus notes Marion Vander Linden home on a 14 day furlough and neighbors’ pleasant reception. It also reports visits to Iowa City for Mrs Nieuwsma in hospital, improvements at times, and Henry Nieuwsma returning from Mercy hospital in Oskaloosa. Birth announcements include Judith to Mr and Mrs Otto Vos and Melvin Ray to Mr and Mrs Rokhoven, plus Alvin Paul to Mr and Mrs Vos and Kenneth James to Mr and Mrs DeNovy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A. Rus
Marion Vander Linden
I. Nkcuwama
Iowa City
Mrs. Nieuws
Henry Nieuwsma
Mercy
Oskaloosa
A. ©. de Dong
Otto Vos
Ney
Judith
Obituary for Emma Renaud of Sully and Pella area
Emma Renaud born June 8 1868 on a farm near Pella town daughter of Tours and Rosa Renaud departed life in Sully aged Bb years 2 months 4 days. Married Gerrit Kruseman Sept 30 1886 six children born three surviving Johanna Mrs D F De Jong Louisa Mrs P M Geurts and Everett Kras Funeral Aug 14 at home 1 30 and First Reformed Church 2 00 Rev Ralph Menning led service with mixed quartet and solist Nelson Terpatra flowers arranged by H E Boat and Mrs Simon Van der Pol grandsons served as pallbearers Burial in Sully cemetery beside husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Renaud
Tours
Rosa Renaud
Pella
Sully
Gerrit Kruseman
Johanna
D. F. de Jong
Louisa
P.M. Geurts
Everett Kras
Lillie Vander Kras
Kruseman
Gerrit
Louie
Enry
Charles Renaud
First Reformed Church
Ralph Menning
Albert Buitenwerf
Herman Koolstra
Verna Vander Beek
Cornelia van Dyk
Nelson ‘Terpatra
H. E. Boat
Simon Vander Pol
Walter de Jong
Harold Geurts
Milo Kruseman
Russel VanderKrol
Arthur de’ Jong
Lester ,Geurts
State budget details from Knoxville Journal outline tax levies and fund allocations
The Knoxville Journal reports on legislative action affecting the state budget. The tax levy for the general fund covers salaries and items unpaid previously, with a new eight mill levy approved. Provisions address county bonds, institutional costs, and the care of Marion county residents in asylums and schools. Soldiers relief and state road funds show mixed changes, including a $15,000 cut to local road funds and adjustments to poor relief and disease programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Austria
Knoxville Journal
Vacation Notes and War Yardage From Local Folks
Messy clippings recount vacations and picnics with Myron Nelle Louise Bruce and a tale of an Axis binoculars theft in Africa. It notes orders for Pella Windows and casements for Kaiser Shipyards, plus Boy Scout statistics and garden weed concerns, all set in a midcentury small-town context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imek
Myron Nelle
Lem
Louise Bruce
Louie
Viet Viel
Mi Heath van Erden
Chiewite Mines
Paul Atte
Louise
Doeselock
Wichita
Kansas
Lee Allen
Portland
Ore
Clark General Hos
Vancouver
Washington
Pital
Clinton” Engineering Corporation
Knoxville
Tennessee
Green
Welding School of
Swan Island
Kaiser Shipyards
Kaiser
Barclay
Winchester
Detroit
Mich
State Window Shade Co
Cleveland
County Board Proposes Its Budget for 1944
Marion County's board of supervisors proposes a 1944 budget totaling 575,715 in expenditures with 433,715 to be raised by taxation to cover operating costs and interest. If approved, the tax levy would rise 100. The meeting at the courthouse will allow taxpayer questions and protest, though turnout has been light. The document notes a general fund increase of 23,000 and discusses changes in levy limits under old law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Board of Supervisors
Gee
Gaxgayers
Te Wehnserd
Hoaeloek An
Tesda
Atagruet Sal
AAA Budgets Severely Cut By Congress
Marion County's AAA setup has been hard hit by the economy as Congress trims reallocations. Officials say the county faces about a two thirds reduction in funds, forcing staff cuts, fewer workdays, and possible move to smaller office space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Congress
Marion County
HL T. Mapper
Marion Bounty
Hooper
Knoxville Journal
Book Shop Promises Full School Book Stock This Year
The Book Shop assures a complete stock of school books and supplies on hand to meet all students needs despite a year of potential shortages.
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den Burger—Lytle
Kan
Baptist Ladies Aid
Aid
Serve A ' Vanden
RM. Smith
J! Liter
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Study Club
Tim Fer
Knos
Mare
Kroeville
Berks
CP. Dykstra
League For Service
H. Rozenberg
P. van Halen
P. Vander Haar
Charles P. Lytle
McCo
McCall
Tweedies
Live and
Live and Learn
Black Oak and
Scott Center
Ruth Brummel
Betty van Zee
Edna Gormant
Marjorie van Zee
Reading
Ben de Vris
Fynaardt
Dolores Rempe
Clarence van Zee
John den Adel
Clarence van Vark
Broadway
Bethany
Rs Donselaar
John R. van Gorp
Peter J. Zwank
Tone de Kock
Mia
Die Ver Ploeg
Lucille van Genderen
Blanche van Donselaar
Orville Dennis
Bert van Roekel
Will Swank
BP Blawn
King Dent
Baptist Chure Petter
Amsterdam News
Peoria News
D. de Novy
Kenneth James
D. W. van Gorp
Donald
Maoros
William Vander Molen
12Th Co
T. G.A. Sy VL
Knox
Kentucky
Federick D. de Nooy
A.P.O
San Francisco
Calif
Harold Vander Hurt
Arm's Web
Maint. Co
Arm's Maint
Texarkana
Texas
Second Christian Reformed Church
Emma Kruseman
Janet Hol
W.D. Hol
Elmer Vander Beck
Kon Thugaday
United States War and Navy Departments
America
Penney
Walla Boergen