Holiday Socials and Club Gatherings Hit December
Mr and Mrs Eldon Ray hosted J C Penney employees for a turkey dinner December 9 with gifts, singing, and carols. Legion Auxiliary met December 6 at Legion Hall with 178 paid members and a guest meeting. Plans for December 20 Christmas party were made as music and prizes accompanied the gathering. Black Oak Township Farm Bureau held a December 9 meeting at the De Bruin home with officer elections, fertilizer talk, and a birthday cake for Omer Fleck. 4 H Clubs met December 7 at Jerry Rempe home. later December events included a dinner, gift exchanges, and a secret sister program. The Methodist Circle discussed Christmas themes and welcomed Nina Blommers, with January plans set for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Leryle Vanden Berg
Dora Baer
Grace Vayce
Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
Dee
Cora Klein
Phyllis Vander Waal
Kate Thomas
Violet Kuiper
Elma Scheffers
Gladys Rinehart
Hilda Nespit
Black Oak Township Farm Bureau
Wilbur de Bruin
Omer Fleck
John Boerlyn
Ray van Zante
Black Oak Township
Jerry Rempe
Black Oak
Scott Strivers
McConnell's Cafe
Nina Hindman
June Metens
Len Kuldenberg Dee
Jesus
van Dyke
Luke
Harold Powers
Nina Blomm
Henrietta, Ros
Oskaloosa
Rell
College Vacation Starts December 16 At Noon
Christmas vacation at the college begins at noon December 16 and classes resume at 8 00 a m January 3.
Bowling League Scores and Showdowns Across Circuits
In the American League International Harvester swept Mobilgas No 1 2 games to 1 with Rus and Van Andel leading Mobilgas while Re Ron de and Colling starred for International. Electrolux took 2 of 3 from Mobilgas No 2 with Van Zee and Johnson top for Electrolux and Marv Ver Meer plus Mel Ver Meer as Mobilgas high scorers. In the National League Bowling Alley swept Rolseveen 3 0 with Nimmo and Hollingsworth hot for the Alley and Wilkinson and Vander Waal leading Rolscreen. Pontiac beat Van Houweling 2 1 as Vander Streek and Ray Doorenbos topped Pontiac while Mulder and Schakel led Van Houweling. The Pick-ups lost 2 of 3 to Brewmasters with Tagliabue best for Brewmasters and Schuler top for Pick-ups. The Waiters swept Falstaffs as Renskers led Waiters and L Sels topped Falstaffs. In the Iowa Women’s Beginners League Bowleretts swept Bowling Alley 3 0 with Midge Koopmans high for Bowleretts and Shirley Van Hal tops for Bowling Alley. Rosseveen won 2 of 3 from The Misses as Gosselink high for Misses and Boat high for Rolscreen. Free bowling instructions are offered each afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Gang
Mobilgas
Pete Rus
Gerald van Andel
Bob Re Ronde
R. Colling
International
Electrolux
van Zee
Johnson
Marv Ver Meer
Mel Ver Meer
Avoid Worry Overwork for Better Health
Health bulletin from the Town State Department of Health warns fatigue stems from overwork and worry, impairing vision, judgment, coordination, and driving. Rest, sufficient sleep, and balanced meals reduce fatigue. skip breakfast lowers early productivity. brief rests improve focus and safety. persistent fatigue may require medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
State Department of Health
Mahaska County 4-H Club Banquet Recaps Awards
About 275 4-H members, parents and friends gathered at Central Methodist Church in Oskaloosa Saturday night for the annual 4-H banquet. Awards honored outstanding members and long-time leaders. Andrew Ramsey from Finland spoke on his homeland and future farming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahneka County
Central Methodist Church
Oskaloosa
Andrew Ramsey
Iowa State College
Finland
Ramsey
Marvin Smith
Walter Scheuermann
Evelyn de Bruin
Marcia Kool
Ernest Thomas
Programs Lost At Kiwanis Rotary Banquet
A Rose Bowl football game and Tournament of Roses Parade program were lost at the Kiwanis Rotary Football Banquet at Second Church two weeks ago. Please return to Bernie Vander Linden at Rexall Drug Store in a brown manila envelope. Also notes a factual unit conversion about horsepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Rotary
Second Church
Bernie Vander Linden
Rexall Drug Store
Medical Science Has Made Great Strides in TB Fight
Medical experts note TB deaths have fallen from the leading cause a century ago to seventh, yet about 50,000 Americans die annually. The piece stresses early detection, germ identification, X-ray use, and community TB control programs, urging individual health care and public participation to eradicate TB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Jack Dempsey
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Penney
Eldon Ray Home
U. S
First Reformed Church
Bleack Oak Farm Bureau Meeting
DE Bruin
Chaiman
Clarence den Adel
Raymond de Reus
Wm. van Heukelem
Kenneth Snyder
S. S. S. Club
Methodist Circle
Nina Blommers
Myrtle van Dyke
van Dyk Funeral Home
Pella
Mahaska County Club
Ernest Rodgers
Frances van Maanen
Mary Ellen Steele
Carolyn Cameron
Doris Helen Rodgers
Bonnie van Zameren
Bonnie Vander Linden
Evelyn ‘de Bruin
Murdah May’ Gay
John Gray
Mahaska County Farm Bureau
Gerald Gay
Robert Hanna
United States Department of Agriculture and Cooperative Extension Service
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
B. F. Hoover
Clarence Gay, Jr
Charles Oldham
Joseph Holub
John Montgomery
Isollia” Gay
John Wi
Thomas
Linda Lee Grubb
Louise Holub
Carmichael & Son
LeRoy Patterson
Blackford Co
Marvin Dieleman
Don Allgood
Livermore
Melvin Montgomery
J. H. Wake
John Syhenga
Boys and Girls County
4-H
Cedar Rapids
Arlene Vos
Billy Scharit
Leland Denburger
Melvyn Fox, Jr
Marion F Js
North Madison
Nin Ufe
van Heusen
Wormhoudt
Kempkes
Little Town of Bethlehem
Give Records
Peter and the Wolf
Children's
Johnny Appleseed
Red-Nosed Reindeer
NEW “45
R.P.M. Records
The
Wildwood
Jolson
Glenn Miller Walczes
Kaye
Irving Berlin
Thuliday
St. James Infirmary
Kuyper
Jean
Hop
Apex
Apex-towell
8-Pi
Kelvinator
Wermbhoudt Furniture Store
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