Local News Notes From Kasson and Vicinity
Donald Wallace a Kasson student in St Paul visits his aunt Mrs Barney Mensch and other relatives Sunday. Mrs William Van Rheenen remains very ill at 1306 Main St. Dr T G Fultz goes to Ames after word of his brother Ora Myer’s critical illness. Myer dies Sunday after long illness. Twin brother of Mrs Fultz. Christmas dinner hosts include Christ mas Vander Linden Kool and John Arthur Kool families plus Van Roekel Schakel Veenstra and Vander Linden. Chariton visitors Mr Mrs Paul Ver Steeg return with Zelma Rysdam. Renaud Rysdam home from Sidney schools for holidays. Mr Mrs M J Tandy and Mrs John Visser of West Sanster visit two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wallace
Kasson, Minn
School of Journalism
St. Paul, Minn
Barney Mensch
William, van Rheenen
Main Street
T. G. Fultz
Fultz
Martin Vander Linden
Henry Kool
John Arthur Kool
Henry van Roekel
Peter Schakel
Reuben Schakel
Harold Veenstra
Ruth Vander Linden
Paul Ver Steeg
Chariton
G. Rysd
Stores To Close New Year’s Day in Pella
Hugo Kuyper of the Pella Chamber of Commerce states the two year old agreement requires all business houses to close on New Year’s Day. The order remains in force and all lines of business are expected to suspend operations that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Kuyper
Pella
Le Cocq Family Moves Into New Liberty Street Home
Local residents report Mr. and Mrs. Ed Le Cocq have moved into the 904 Liberty Street property, the former Strong residence known as the John Bosveld place. Nearby, Renaud Rysdam and his sister Zelma will spend Christmas with their aunt Mrs. Ed Mee Luen in Guthrie Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed le Cocq
Liberty Street
John Bosveld
Peter Muilenberg
Orange City
H. Rempe
Ant. Muilenberg
S. F. Cole
Mildred
Des Moines
George Heeren
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Anne Monster
L. Welle
Eva Welle
Helene Welle
Chicago
P. G. Kiser
Xmas Program Wednesday Night from Second Christian Reformed Church
The Second Christian Reformed Sunday school presents a Wednesday evening program including organ preludes, scripture readings, recitations, songs such as Kerstlied and Oh Star of the Morning, solos, and a closing Doxology, featuring participants like Alice Booy William Kelderman Leonard Booy John Hollebeek and Gertrude Bandstra. The event ends with prayer and audience singing.
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Second Christian Reformed Sunday School
God
Alice Booy
William Kelderman
Kerstlied
Jesus
Wilbur de Jong
Henry de Jong
Lamb
Dorothy Hollebeek
Baby Jesus
Leonard Booy
Jesug
Minnie Mae Vanden
Berg
John Hollebeek
Edna Huizenga
Kerstfeest
Cornice Tromp
Edward van Gilst
Kenneth Pethoven
Gertrude Bands
Glenn Miller Targets Farm Destroyers at Marion County Union Meet
The Marion County Farmer's Union annual convention in their hall opened with lunch and features a program. John Adair presided as officers were elected including President Adair and Vice President McConnell Lee. Glenn Miller, state president, spoke on challenges to the farm movement, criticizing subsidized press, big business, and the Farm Board while urging unity and independence for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Farmer’s Union
Farmer's Union Shipping Asociation
County Union Auxiliary
John Adair
America
Bert Verros
Herman Swank
Am. Eureka
Pella
Jno
H. McConnell Lee
Treas
Harold J. Veenstra
Vander
Vander Ploeg
Darkies
Bess Bogaard
Sec’y
Marion Co
Lane Schakel
Pella Am
Eureka
Farmall
Herbert Mathes
M. T. Kamerick
de Haas
Glenn Miller
Farmer Union
Miller
Hoover
Fort
Union
Bureau and Grange
Alexander Legge
International Harvester Co
John Simpson
Oklahoma
Simpson
Iowa
Mr. Simpson
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D. den Adel
Coa
You
Merry Christmas
Ash & Carry Lerners
Franklin Street
Vander Linden’s. Drug Store
Farm Union
Marion County Union
Farm Board
Kansas City
National Union
National Livestock Marketing Association
Lyons
Paul Moore
M. J. Tandy
Zelma Rysdam
Margaret Brittenstein
Guthrie Center
G. Rysdam
Tom Cox
Fullerton
Nebr
Chronicle
United Paint & Body Co
Franklin van Gorp
Main
Pella, Iowa
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