Prairie City Community News Highlights and Births
Social visits and family updates fill Prairie City pages with detailed notices. Nettie De Gooyer and relatives visit Pelda. Florida and Arkansas trips noted. Hospital stays include Des Moines General and Town Faders Hospital. A newborn named Pamla Suzette born to Don Roseberry. Snow totals reach 10 inches with 35 mph wind prompting school dismissal and cleanup. A church film, New Faces in Africa, shown Friday at First Reformed.
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Bydslin
Pie
Barney Snetse Jaar
Henry van’ Ryswyk
Don Roseberry
Mercy Hospital
Pamla Suzette
R.j.french
Ralph Roberts
Phoenix
Arizona
Ralph
Churchill
Wilden Hospital
Des
Stanley Davis
Elmer Scriven
Abilene
Kansas
Gene Vande Lune
Des Moines General Hospital
Craig Alan
Africa
First Reformed Church
Fifty Years of Van Dusseldorp Joy at Pella Church
The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Van Dusseldorp was celebrated February 12 at the Christian Reformed church in Pella with open house and a program at their homes including scripture, music, readings, and prayers. Relatives and friends from Pella Monroe Ellsworth Des Moines Colfax Mitchellville and Prairie City attended and a lunch followed.
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Pella
Iowa
Nancy
Minosani
Pga
Phoenix
Arizona
Williams
Naney
Jmis
L. Myers
Jabngi
Wallace Bump
Elid Yowell
Mira
Grace Rinehart
Schuyler Morris
Newton
Martin Terpstra
LeRoy Todd
Cheryl
Ottumwa
John Woodell
Prairie City
Simon van Dusseldorp
Christian Reformed Church
Phyllis
van Dusseldorp
William Vande Kieft
Simon van Dusseldorp’ Jr
Alta van Wk
Helen Nolin
Gbd
Joyce van Dusseldorp
Doris
Dorothy van Wyk
van de Kieft
Monroe
Ellsworth
Des Moines
Colfax
Mitchellville
Recipe of the Month Bourguignon by Mrs Boat
The February recipe of the month features Bourguignon prepared by Mrs Bert Boat who taught Home Economics at Pella High School. Ingredients include beef cubed and browned, flour, consomme, red port wine, mushrooms, onions, parsley and bay leaves. Simmer until tender or bake at 250 degrees for several hours, served over water cooked rice with crusty French bread and a green salad.
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Bert, Boat
Boat
Pella
Bourguiguan
Terlouws Welcome Harold Rachelle Lynne in Grinnell
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Terlouw are proud parents of a daughter born February 6 at St. Francis hospital in Grinnell. The newborn weighs 6 pounds 15 ounces and has a sister Rhonda living with uncle and aunt Ollie Terlouw while the mother is hospitalized.
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Henry Terlouw
Adaughter
Harold Rachelle Lynne
F. Day
St. Francis Hospital
Grinnell
Rhonda
Ollie. Terlouw
Births and visits in Goldfield and neighborhood
News item lists the birth of a son Scott to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Budding Sr and a baby Douglas to their son-in-law and daughter Mrs and Mr Smith of Goldfield born January 22. Details of family relatives, visits by Keith Sparks in University hospital Iowa City, and gatherings including birthday events for Mrs Wade Dillavou and Dr and Mrs Sparks anniversaries. Several Sparks family members named along with visits to Oskaloosa Marshalltown Newton and Central Point Oregon.
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Joe Budding
Scott
Douglas
Iister
Myg
Yd Smith
Goldfield
Diane
Donna
Sheri
Smiths
Lynnville
Keith Sparks
University Hospital
Iowa Oy
Ed Sparks
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Floyd
jLucile Sparks
Doyle Shultz
Wade Dillavou
New Sharon
Dillavou
Arlo van Hoover
David “Ahrens
Grinnell
Marshalltown
Community notes highlight local gatherings and leadership
The Lynnville area reports on hospital visits, Republican dinner guests, and the Lynnville Telephone Company stockholders meeting electing Arnold Terpstra as President and Warren Stanley as Vice President. Feb 2 stockholders, Feb 8 birthday party, snow-related school closings, and 4 H club activities including water safety film and a Cedar school bake workshop set for Feb 28.
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Dottie
Semedy
Ren’ Stanley
Pediatric
University
Ips
Marshall Meredith
Newton
Rayford Meredith
Lynnville Telephone Company
Followng
Arnold Terpstra
Warren Stanley
Berle Hibbs
F. Macy
Ernie Selle
Glenn van Genderen
Bruce
Ruth
Gause
Telephone ‘Company
Case
Dunsbergen
Tan. Terndon
Rebs
Lory Gause
R. E. Sparks
Lynnville
Lynnville-Sully
Alcohol and tranquilizers raise danger in mental care
A mixed study from State Hospital Madison Indiana notes significant sedation from chlorpromazine and other tranquilizers, especially with alcohol. Researchers report 60 percent of 24 workers and patients felt slowed, dull, or disoriented when combining alcohol with these drugs, warning of unsafe driving and impaired behavior.
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Association of A -Atudy
I State Hospital
Madison
Indixha
Pergon
Harold Mulford
Iowa
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Kenbery
Aid
G. Engelénberg
Henry Marius
Florida
Louisiana
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Marvin Nugteren
Iron Genter
Michigan
John Verman
Walter Miller
Town Faders Hospital
Barbara Moul
John Moul
DesMoines
Dorothy Moul
Christian Youth Fellowship of the Christian Church
Ellen Fee
Nettie de Gooyer
Bert
Marion and
Jasper County
Black Hawk
Massey-Harris
Kelly Ryan
Oliver
Alfalfa Hay
Mrs. Gertrude
Alex) van Vark
Monroe State Bank
Lynnville News
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Wilbur Ramer
Elos
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Bayer Aspirin
Philip
Magnesia
Thomassen Wholesale
Pella, Iowa
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Mrs. Dear Lewis
Cook & Son
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Lizabeth Newenhouse
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H Boosters
Carol Ewing
Barbara Houghtaling
Shenandoah
Deanne Ran
Dell
Karen Perkins
Cedar School
Cedar Livestock 4-H Club
Richard Veldhuizen
Oskaloosa
K.B.O.E
Joseph Hosking
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