Local residents share holiday moves and visits in Pella
After farming near Lower Grove, Mr. and Mrs. John De Jong moved to Pel la 1303 Orchard Drive to start a new home. Several neighbors and friends plan holiday visits and entertaining. Local families, including the De Haans, Porter, and Haan, note travels to visit kin in Colorado, Minnesota, North Dakota, and Nebraska, with Christmas caroling and church circles hosting gatherings.
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Lower Grove
John P. de Jong
Pella
Orchard Drive
Ray de Haan
Stanley Porter
Warren de Haan
California
Chronicle
George Rott
Fred ‘Whalleys
Rott
Gamble’ Stores
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Neal Randell
Bob Randell
Bismark
North Dakota
Kenneth Cunningham
Scott
Paula
J. M. Cook
Cunningham
Cunninghams
Littleton
Colorado
Hospital Admission Roundup From Pella Area
Mrs. Mary De Bruyn of Pella admitted Monday December 10. Betty Gipson daughter of Mr and Mrs David Gipson of Pella admitted Monday December 10 and dismissed Tuesday December 11. Glen Sprague of Pella dismissed Monday December 10. Miss Virginia K Blackledge of Monroe admitted Tuesday December 11. Mrs Wm Klein of Pella admitted Tuesday December 11. Marlene Van Dusseldorp daughter of Mr and Mrs Marion J Van Dusseldorp of Pella admitted Monday December 10 to Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa.
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Mary de Bruyn
Pella
Betty
David Gipson
Glen Sprague
Virginia K. Blackledge
Monroe
Wm. H., Klein
Marlene van Dusseldorp
Marion J. van Dusseldorp
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Popma builds Textile Banking into international lender
From a $125 month employee at a small Iowa lender to president of Textile Banking, Popma has driven a near quadruple rise in volume to about $800 million. Plans for an international division will fund imports and marketing abroad as Textile Banking diversifies beyond textiles into furniture electronics toys and metals, with non textile business making up about one third of this year’s volume. Popma’s career spans Commercial Credit Company and a 1942 shift to Textile Banking, where he rose to president in 1958 while emphasizing the people behind the loans and faith in management. He and his Bronxville based family attend the Dutch Reformed Church. he also served as Sunday School teacher.
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Iowa
Textile Banking
Commercial Credit Company
United States
Popma
Towa
University of Iowa
Mana
Nce
Ire
Houston
Tex
Aut
Opma
Chicago
Rel Jon
New
Theff
Mosgues
Beulal Ra
Hims
Bronxville
N. Y
Dutch Reformed Church
Apples Growers Highlight Promising Harvest
A fragment notes a branch of fruit growers boasting a surplus of apples. The text mentions a hundred fruit samples and phrases like excellent and fit, indicating quality assessments of the harvest. Further specifics are unclear in the fragment.
Lynnville Sully High Visits NCA Leaders on Building Plans
Mr Barker the Lynnville-Sully principal and Mr Robertis science teacher met with Mr Wilkins on Tuesday November 27 to discuss Lynnville Sully High School joining the NCA and plans for a new building.
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Barker
Lynnville-Sully
Robertis
Lynnville Sully
Wilkins
Lynnville
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