Birthday celebration marks 88 years for Jacob Vander Syde
Jacob Vander Syde of Pella turned 88 on December 1 1949 with family and friends visiting from Hollandale Minnesota Glenville Des Moines Newton Fort Smith and Des Moines. Dr Anthony Haverkamp led prayers and many birthday cards were received. He was baptized May 25 1862 at six months old by Rev Henry Py Scholte in Pell.
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Jacob Vander Syde
Pella
Albert de Joode
Roy Andeweg
Marilyn
Logan
Hubert Vander Syde
Katherine de Koning
M. Garret Vander Syde
Jimmy
Hollandale
Minnesota
P. A. van Ryswyk
Glenville
F. A. Creed
Frankie Creed
Des Moines
Devern Creed
Lyndabeth
Newton
Jacob Brom
Jan
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Franklin Brom
Killduff
Anthony Haver
Resilience of Fiber Is Key to Woolen Care
Project expert Friedel at Iowa State College explains wool fiber resilience hinges on proper laundering and dry cleaning to remove embedded soil. Avoid heat, twisting when wet, and alkali soaps. do not press dirty woolens. use a pressing cloth or steam, and ensure thorough brushing, airing, and spaced drying to prevent matting.
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Vances Friedel
Iowa State College
Choosing Clothes by Personality and Appearance Factors
Clothing experts from Towns State College explain how figure, coloring, and expressiveness shape wardrobe choices. Short women gain height with lines that suit their personal dignity, while expressive types prefer bolder contrasts and larger patterns to reflect character.
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Towns State College
Wedding of Miss Faye Hoksbergen and Lee Latimer
Wedding at University Park Methodist chapel drew 150 guests for a double ring ceremony at 7 p.m. Rev. Ralph Menning officiated. Bride daughter of Ray and Mrs. Hoksbergen Denver, granddaughter of Hoksbergen and Swank of Pella. Groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Latimer Denver. Attendants wore gold satin and green, with bouquets of bronze mums. Out-of-town guests included families from Monroe Town, Nebraska City, Des Moines and Pella.
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Faye Hobsbergen
Lee Latimer
Ralph Menning
University Park Methodist Chapel
Denver
Colorado
Faye Hoksbergen
First Reformed Church
Ray Hoksbergen
Stan Lammers
Robert Rosendale
al Matteo
Bill Latimer
Nate Loose
Ho Crepe
Shergen
Cy Roorda
Marilyn Steenbock
John Klein
Monroe
Town
B, Ek, Latimer
Nebraska City
Nebra
Dwight Daugherty
Des Moines
Iowa
Billy Bogaards
Jerry Bogaards
Marie Hoksbergen
Pella
Denison collector cherishes early U S coins
Frank Larsen, a Denison coin aficionado, welcomes wooden nickels but favors genuine currency. His notable pieces include a 1794 United States penny and government two and three-cent coins from 1867, among other rare finds.
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Frank Larsen
Denison
United States
Magazines for Children Make Good Christmas Gifts
Magazines make ideal year round gifts for children in varying ages. A list of fifty best children's magazines, titled Magazines for Children and Young People, is compiled by the Children's Book Committee of the Child Study Association of America. It highlights titles for ages six through fourteen and notes publishers and annual prices for sample titles such as Children's Activities and Calling All Girls.
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The
Child Study Association of America
Nnl
Child Study Association of Amer
West Sith Street
News
New York
Child Training Association
South Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Ilinois
Puic
San
Parent's Magazine
Vanderbilt Avenue
New York 17
Open Road for Roy magazine highlighted for boys
A Boston based magazine listing Open Road for Roy on Boylston Street with a price of $2.00. The pamphlet catalogues 47 other titles spanning adventure science natural history stamps and crafts. It includes brief descriptions and notes on child welfare research from Iowa and the state university.
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Roy
Boylston Street
Bostonsett
Boy
Irl
Iowa
Vegetable Fats Improve Home Rendered Lard Storage
Homemakers report home rendered lard stays fresh twice as long when hydrogenated vegetable shortening is added. Iowa State College nutritionists say 2 or 3 pounds of fat per 50 pounds of lard suffices. Stir until melted and mixed. use common grocery shortening with natural antioxidants to prevent rancidity.
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Iowa State College
Rancid lard harms flavor and vitamin retention
Nutritionists warn rancid lard destroys nutrients in foods it is added to and should be discarded. Some home methods to renovate rancid lard fail to restore quality and may hasten spoilage. Keep lard containers full, sealed, and stored in a cool dark dry place away from air to prevent spoilage.
Same Family Marks 70th Anniversary in Orange City
The Vande yestore in Orange City celebrates 70 years since its 1879 founding, remaining operated by the same family through generations, highlighting long standing local business continuity and community ties.
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Orange City
Vande Yestore
Ame
Ever Sin
Close Shave Ends With Fatal Cave-In Injuries
A broken Lovett narrowly avoids a deadly beating when a dirt cave-in traps him against a hammer. The hammer strikes his face breaking both of his jaws while an airline operation stalls. Emergency crews battle to free him as the incident is investigated.
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Lovett
Maurice
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