Community news from near town and rural region
Local digest reports missionary telegram from Cornelius Kuipers to Peoria church. Bandstra family reunion at Newton Maytag Park. Mrs Dahm recovering after gall bladder attack. possible gall bladder removal. Numerous visits and gatherings across Pella Sully and nearby areas. Henry Dahm sold home. Laverman wedding in Sully. multiple family visits and health notes. Cool weather and early frost observed. Nostalgia and church attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Zuni
Cornelius Kuipers
Bandstra
Maytag Park
Newton
Joe J. Dahm
Mahaska Hospital
Lillian van der Hart
Elaine Vane der Wilt
Melvin Deur
Michigan
Allen Deur
Frederick de Nooy
Roose
Valentine Mathes
Pella
Janice van Kooten
Leighton
Doretha Nieuwsma
Arne Vander Linden
Bernice
Rose Hill
Nelly Vander Linden
John Vander Hart
M. A. Bokhoven
Oskaloosa
Simon Bo
Henry Rooda
Henry Dahm
J. J. Stursma
Peter Sterk
Carol Faye Stursma
Bert Swank
Flora
Joan
Mildred
Arthur
Ronald
Chicago
Junior Dear
Mr. Swank
Lester
Marvin Klyn
Cecil Vander Melen
Carl Gene
Herman A. de Jong
Otto Vos
Iater
John Bennink
Wiebe de Vries
Nash Forder
John van Gorp
Arie Dahm
Henry Roose
Marvel Gene
Henry
Linda Sue
Otto J. Pethoven
Kenneth Stanley
John D. de Young
William van Rees
Second Roseland Christian Reformed Church
John A. Mulder
Asc. de Jong
Iday
Girls’ Society
Marion” Vander Linden
Vander Linden
John Swank
Avery Wetzie
Chariton
Henry Wassink
Otley
Andrew Vander Linden
Acob Vas
Ben A. Vos
Henry Vos
John D. de Youn
Lark's Club
Hor
Ert
van Wyngarden Larks Club
Jake van Wyngarden
Veldhuizen Reunion and Farm Bureau Meetings Across Cedar Township
The Oskaloosa area reports hold a Veldhuizen reunion at Edmundson Park and a Cedar Township Farm Bureau picnic at Clark Williams home with about fifty attendees. Russell Drane introduced as new field manager and farewell party honors Ernest Witt moving to a farm near Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veldhuizen
Edmundson Park
Harrison ‘Township Farm Bureau
Cedar School
Frank Veldhuien
Everett van Englehoven
Wm. van Veldhuizen
Cedar Township Farm Bureau
Clark Williams
Russell Drane
James Knoot
Marion Knoot
Local social notes from Monroe and nearby Newton area
Monroe and Newton area residents reported moving into new homes, family reunions and picnics at Maytag Park, and a series of showers and birthday parties. Events included church gatherings, educational quizzes, and visits to Newton for a Lake of the Ozarks vacation. Notables include Mrs. H W Vriezelaar and the Vander Ploeg and Van Roekel families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Jers
Jake Diekema
Ho the Woody
Maytag Park
Newton
Baptist Church
New Baptist Picnic
Ssomayge
Sally
Janie van Doorninck
Mary
Coralee Vriezeliar
Veldine van Roekel
Shirley Zia Je Bricker
Patricia’ Brannen
Vonne van Wyk
Eloise
Eleanor Masters
Donna Balard
Burton den Otter
Kool
Duane Bowans
Dwight Young
Roger Crane
Ralpheus
John van Roekel
B.C. Lasswell
Florence. Pye
Klabeth — Nichen
Mes. Tha Baer
Colorado
Lloyd Clevenger
Will le Grand
Harrison le Grand
Henderson Reese
Robert Sherwood
J. D. Long
E. Burke
Greeley
Sandy Burke
John Wittmer
Skiff Memorial Hospital
N Ton
Henry Herwehe
Willard. Wilson
Minnie Scott
Gwendolyn Ticknor
Union Hills
Arkansas
Rose ‘Ticknor
Kansas City
Carol Herwehe
Mrs Sehung Funeral Services Held at Galesburg
Mrs et Schnug known as Mrs Sehung died at home near Galesburg after a Tuesday morning illness. Funeral services led by George Civey at the Galesburg Christian Church. Burial at Saint Andrews Lutheran Cemetery. Survivors include sons Danca Merlin Clifford Harold and daughters Florence Oswalt Ruby Ver Steeg Eldred Schnug and Pearl Rohrdanz and Helen Elscott plus thirteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Burial details and attendance by flower committee noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesiristian
Et Schnug
George Civey
Ist. Andrews Lutheran Cemetery
Sehause
Galesburg
Henry
Margaret Kling
Henry P. Sehung
Duane Oswalt
Byron Schnug
Wilbur Ver Steeg
Mabel O’brien
Cecil Pinegar
Morgan Funeral Home of
Newton
Jersey and local notes from the 1950 Iowa area
A long jumble of notes from Cordova and surrounding towns recounts a September 26 public hearing on the Red Rock Dam by Iowa's Natural Resources Council, upcoming meetings in Des Moines and Marshalltown, farm and family updates, travel stories, and community events including fairs, church gatherings, a Houck family reunion, and local business activities. Names include Fred Karrs, Maurice Core, and Roy Karr, with places such as Des Moines, Marshalltown, Spirit Lake, and Ames, plus references to Jersey cattle, farms, and regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marpede Karr
Hirachter
Femaills
Florida
Fred Karrs
Thes Moines State House
Iowa
Natural Resources Council
Red Rock Dam
ATL
Jewett Bld
Des Moines
Pam
Kies
Cout Bese
Tawa
Phon
Hersey
Anil Islands
English Channel
Brance
Mis
Benevides
Alderney
Jersey
Saint Helier
Easciple Haen
National Jersey Cattle Association
United States
Sendsme Maurice Core
Austl
Town Farm Bureau
Marshalltown
Ernest Simpson
Wiconsin
Simpson
Spirit Lake
Spiris
Red Wing
Minnesota
Austin
Jack
Buckingham
Colfax
Sureka
Rebecca Lodge No
Monroe
Monroe Old Settlers
Wally Morris
Kenneth Simpson
Calvin Talbot
Cashion
Arizona
Bill
Joe Templeton
Tim
Dorothy Templeton
Templeton
Iavds
Tee
Koy
Miltaham
Veterans Hospital
Deo Meme
Rob Graham
Jane Amy ‘Templeton
Reuben Core
Indianola
Trent
Sirtown
Dean Bricker
Marjorie
Parl van Hemert
Chivas
Harvey
George Hurd
Arkhart
T Hornick
Roy Karr
George
Edaire
Lowa Farm Bureau
Gary Arman
Polk
Ida de Hoedt
San Francisco
de Hoet
Ames
Houck
M Roy Karr
Edna Burkhart
Hornick, Lowa
Scrambled Names Highlight Local Family Notices
A garbled OCR passage lists many names and households from Davenport, Sandyville, Hartford, Des Moines, and nearby areas. It reads like a social or wedding notices page with numerous individuals and couples such as Mr and Mrs Dewey Cham, Harold Dean, Beatrice Chenet, Donald, Sandra, Norma, Marilyn, Corda Karr, Raymond Karr, Hill Kary, Sherry, Clarence Bricker, Norma Jean, May Van Hemert, and Reed’s relatives, all scattered through a single fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dese Mikesell
Eunice
EE Monte
Vic
Ford Mott
V Dalias
Dewey Cham Indsens
Keiioert
Davenport
Hall
Harold Dean
Sandyville
Meo
Henry Chanter
Arlynales
Beatrice Chenet
Harveys Glen Chambers
Donald
Des Moines
Fred Chambers
Des Moine
Elbert Porter
Tihters
Sandra
Norma Marilyn
Hartford
Corda Karr
Raymond Karr
Linda
Heywood
Hill Kary
Sherry
Clarence Bricker
Norma Jean J
May van Hemert
August 1 1050 Homecoming in Newton Factory Ties
A report notes an event on August 1 1050 stating individuals will be at home in Newton where they are employed in a factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peoria News
Oskaloosa News
Lizabeth Newenhouse
Ernest Witt
Moravia
Ben Groenendyk
Leo Pottorff
Wilbur Colville
Wm. Slagter
Ward Taylor
Alva McCurdy
Dick van Ommen
Dave
Judy
Wm. de Heer
Leighton and
Doe Newenhouse
J. G. Newenhouse
Christian School Society
W. Plate
G. Rozenboom
M. Ryken
First Christian Reformed Church
Fred Vander Schaaf
Don van Ommen
Sunnyslope
Farm Building
Killduff—Reasnor—Taintor—Tracy
Monroe News
H.W. Vriezelaar
Jackie
Wilson
Ticknor
Miss Scott
Union Hill
Line Tive
Robert Conner
Oakland
California
W. OR. Tyler
Texas
John McKenzie
Richard
Edwardon
Helen Fennema
K. Carpenter
Roscoe de Penning
Connie Jo
Michael
Loell Carpenter
de Penning
Tyler
Clyde Rawlins
Louie Groves
Max Wheeler
Donald Wheeler
Still Hospital
Albert Rawlins
Dwight Rawlins
Duane Rawlins
Archie Rawlins
Charlie Rawlins
Wilbur Sparks
Laverne
Royce
Paul Slycord
Janet
Joyce
Clifton Zickel
Harry Zickel
Cordova
Mrs. Rey
Witte Thomson 2
Bakker
Rus
Pella, Ia
Ersbergen’s
Pontiac
Gary
Franklin ST
Vogelaar Pella, Iowa
Roland
Reed
Ned Hill
Mic
Gerald He
Nova de
Bi Coe
Ville
Sully
de Penning's Gamble Store
Lynnville
Montezuma Renderers
Dept. Agri
Department of Agrit
John R. van Gorp
Clarence van Zee
Tennis DE Heer
Roy Faulkner
New Sharon
News Ca
John Deere
John Deere Tractors
Pella, Iowa
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