TENCO celebrates second anniversary of southeast Iowa plan
Southeast Iowa multi county development group TENCO marks its two year milestone as Robert Kaldenberg, Albia, cites progress in organized study committees on agriculture education industry and recreation. He notes local effort built on research from Iowa State University and cooperation with ISU specialists and state groups to shape action oriented plans for regional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TENCO
Kaldenberg
Marion County
Elmer Vermeer
Kenneth Woody
Arend D. Lubbers
Wm. van Tuyl
Daryl Marken
Kenneth Freeman
Iowa State University
Iowa
Iowa Development Commission
State Department of Public Instruction
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Kardenberg
Robert Kaldenberg
Art Johnson
Oskaloosa
Johnson
Johnon
Tenco Organization
Industrial Committee
Ronald C. Powers
Education Committee
Daryl Hobbs
Ottumwa Area Development Corporation
Local Thanksgiving News From OsKaloosa And Pella
Several OsKaloosa and Pella families shared Thanksgiving events and visits over the holiday. A newborn son arrived Wednesday at Mahaska hospital. Music and dinners connected to De Ruiter, Brand, Kloostra, Vander Beek, and Van Genderen families are noted, along with a Camp Fire Girls district meeting set for December 11 in Pella and a public auction sale of Jacob Zwank property won by Schmidt and Van Norden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Vos
Darwin Squibb
Judy Bogaard
Judith Bosveld
Debbie de Jong
Molly Menning
Kathleen Reinertson
Sandra Rouw
Janice Squibb
Emily Vander Ploeg
Susan van Hemert
Deborah van Weelden
Mary Vriezelaar
Sully
Melvin Harthoorn
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
John Smallridge
Nevada
Jacob C. Brand
Don de Jong
Gerrit van Norden
Pella
Glenn van Steenwyk
Minneapolis
Arie de Ruiter
Tunis de Ruiter
William Moes
Frank Baarda
Marie Brand
Bertha Geenen
Leonard van Genderen
Joe Vander Beek
Peter Kloostra
Cedar Falls
John Kloostra
Kloostra
Ruth Ver Meer
Nellie Ver Hoog
Camp Fire Girls
Thanksgiving and dinner guest notices across local families
Mr and Mrs Dick J Vos and Mr and Mrs Henry Roelefsen attended dinner with Mr and Mrs Tunis Blom Thursday. Friday the De Vries and Blom families hosted Tunis Blom for dinner. Gertie Jansen and kin kept Thanksgiving at Sully Community building. De Vries and Blom families hosted Lane Van Zee memorial gathering Saturday. Bonita Hunzinker, daughter of Ernie Hunzinker, home from Blank Memorial hospital Des Moines after six weeks for osteomyelitis, bedfast at home after hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick J. Vos
Henry Roelefsen
Tunis Blom
Ralph de Vries
Joan
Leonard
Gertie Jansen
Sully
Lane van Zee
Bonita Hunzinker
Ernie Hunzuiker
Blank Memorial Hospital
Des Moines
De Vries Registers First Five-Digit Plate in Marion County
Maynard DeVries of Pel la registered a new car on Nov 26 at the Marion County treasurer’s office in Knoxville, the first five-digit license plate in the county. By that date Marion County registrations for 1963 included 10,004 passenger cars, 2,334 trucks, 503 regular trailers, 221 farm trailers, and 238 mobile homes, far ahead of 1962 totals and well above 1953 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Maynard DeVries
Pella
Knoxville
Margaret Hayes
Knoxville Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glen Holmes
Recreation Committee
Agricultural Committee
Chuten Ces
Town Council of Churches
Davis County
Robert Norberg
James Hixson
Bill Hart
Evelyn Bensco
Ann Drake
Annita Fuller
Pamela Hart
Kathe Hixson
Lu Ann Peters
Vicky Pope
Roxanne Thomas
Karen Vander Kraats
Gail Vander Ploeg
Judith van Zan
Sully News
Mrs
Lester van Gorp
Cleveland
Ohio
the Reformed Churches
Mamie Boat
Jennie Dennis
Claire Boat
Harley van Weelden
Harold Spoelstra
John Vander Streek
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Ona
Oss
Eul
Eureka
Oncy
Eureka Priceu
Pella Floor Crafters
Connie Tromp
NEW Sharon Sale Co., Inc
Roy Faulkner
Royal
Robin Hood
Sturgeon Bay
Kare
Jeno
Libby Green
Folger’s Coffee
Kraft
Charmin
Baker's Choc
de Vries
WYLER
Modern Jewelers
Northwest Corner Square
Frigidaire
Frigidaire Thrifty 2-Door
Compatatemerenis
Flair
Reananga
Kuyper
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