News of Nearby Towns and Rural Communities
Local notes detail visits, illnesses, and holiday gatherings across Oskaloosa Leighton Tracy Tracy, Newton, Kellogg, Kellogg Newton, Grinnell and nearby farms. Many families mark Christmas, birthdays, and travel, with a few illnesses and a car accident incident reported.
Christmas visitors and engagements reported in Freeport area
Sally Miss Louise Laine, a dietician at Deaconess hospital Freeport, visited with Mary Doris Carpenter from Sunday to Tuesday last week. Local families hosted Christmas dinner for three children and grandchildren. New marriage news mentions Guy Wisgerhof of Clear Lake marrying Veslee Aurit of Nevada in Mason City on Saturday December 22. The couple will reside in Clear Lake where the groom works.
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Harper Hospital
Oscar Carpenter
Loren Eldridge
Alice Shutts
C. C. Eldridge
Leland
Connie Goodyke
B. R. Shutts
Arthur Boat
Paul and
Clair
C. J. Flanagan
Grinnell
Walton Conover
C. Day
Kellogg
Jennie Aalsburg
Ottumwa
Anne van Arkel
Lee Perry
Helena
Elmer Rood
Newton
William Dieleman
Nellie de Bruyn
Bernice Atwood
Margaret Briggs
Bert McBride
Beulah Miller
Percy McDonald
C. M. Bernham
Reformed Church
Will
Mina Williks
Oskaloosa
Ernest Meredith
Oscar Holdsworth
Lewis Shuts
Ottumwas
Sunnyslope Santorium
Albert Kling
Earl
Ben Ver Steeg
Peter Swank
Henry Welle
Sully
Fleck
Amelia Andreas
Will Carrier
A. C. Boat
Harris Boat
Gordon
John Wisgerhof
Tracy
Helen Perry
Newberry
Everett Verwers
Grover Warble
Lynnville
Herman de Penning
Lane de Penning
Louise Laine
Deaconess
Freeort
Frend
Mary Doris Carpenter
de Prenger
Will van Sant
Kiilduff
Dick Baarda
Carl de Prener
Oliver Wisgerhoff
Harry Atwood
Edd. Willetts
Knoxville
Fred de Vries
Catherine Kaldenberg
Chicago
R. Kaldenberg
Guy Wisgerhof
Clear Lake
Veslee Aurit
Nevada
Mason City
Mr. Wis
Christmas dinners and visits in Virgil Shaw area homes
Taintor Monday dinner guests at the Virgil Shaw home include Mrs. John Shaw Weldon Bet Tracy and Derritt Shaw with extended family. Other lists mention Kathryn Linsted Pauline Dimit Ellie Marion Garret Olene Cranston Ivyl Grant and numerous relatives visiting or ill, along with a cooperative Christmas party at the Kenneth Wimmer home and multiple family gatherings across nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olene Cranston
David Longaker
Bert Cranston
Dorit
Tracy Shaw
New Sha On
Arthur Cranston
Leonard Leydens
A. Leydens
New Sharon
Russel Renaud
Ludwick
J. L. Monsman
Clarence Monsman
Henry Menninga
Gradus Kuyper
Virgil Shaw
John Shaw
Weldon
Bet
Tracy
Derritt Shaw
Jack Linsted
Claude Heitsman
Kathryn Linsted
Mary
Pauline Dimit
Ehern Dimit
Ellie Marion Garret
Charles
Nellie Gardner
O' Quire
Geo. Quire
John A. Sarard
Porter Jarard
Ralph Mitchell
Greta Kelly
Oskaloosa
Lavce Appel
Dorrit Shaw
Ivyl Grant
A. J. Kutch
Cordelia Lewis
Kenneth Wimmer
Paul Wehrle
Porter Wehrle
Kansas City
Zella Wehrle
Wehrie
Paul Welle
Roy Cranston
Hollanders Move From Pella To Northwest Iowa Frontier Towns
The article traces Dutch settlement from 1847 at Pella Iowa to a frontier migration beginning in 1870. It details the move to Sioux county creating Orange City and nearby towns, the growth of Hollanders to 12,000 by 1920, and their continued presence in Marion and Sioux counties amid drought in Russia.
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Pella
Iowa
Hey
Holland
United States
Marion County
Mahaska
Jasper County
Henry Hospers
Sioux County
Floyd River
Marion
Orange City
William of Orange
Alton
Hespers
Sioux Center
Maurice
Hull
Boyden
Rock Valley
Sioux Counties
Christmas visits noted across Iowa towns
Several families spent Christmas at relatives' homes in Clinton Des Moines Marysville and Manson. Harvey Dick Neiswanger Cecil Lundy and Harriet Pendry were among visitors and gatherings included a kitchen shower for Mrs Dick Riggens.
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Dick Neiswanger
Ottumwa
J. E. McClellan
Will
Clinton
Cecil Lundy
Ft. Des Moines
K. H. Bean
Des Moines
Bean
Sam Urfers
Jim McKenzie
Kenneth McKenzie
Newton
Harold Morgan
Boyd
Margaret McKenzie
Marysville
Homer Lancaster
Jerry
Manson
Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round opens at Princess Theatre
The Princess Theatre in Oskaloosa presents Reliance's Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round starting Sunday January 6 with stars Jack Benny Nancy Carroll and Gene Raymond in a sparkling comedy drama aboard a palatial liner. The cast features Mitsi Green Patsy Kelly The Boswell Sisters and Jimmy Grier orchestra with Harry M Goetz Edward Small production.
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Princess Theatre
Oskaloosa
Reliance
Nee
Jack Benny
Nancy Carroll
Gene Raymond
Sydney Howard
England
Chaplin
Mitai Green
Sid Silvers
Frank Parker
the Boswellisters
Sidney Blackmer
Ralph Morgan
Shirley Grey
Sam Hardy
Patsy Kelly
William Boyd
Jean Sargent
Jimmy Grier
Jack Benney
High Seas
Mitsi Green
Boswell Sisters
Hollywood
Harry M. Goetz
Edward Small
Benjamin Stolef
United Artists
Leo
Sidney Clare
Richard Whiting
Mercer
Malnick
State of Iowa commemorates 88th birthday
William Atherton DuPuy notes Iowa’s 88th birthday as a state on December 28, tracing its origin from 1833 Iowa Territory and the Black Hawk War era. The piece recounts early settlement delays, territorial status, and tribal interactions, including Black Hawk’s leadership and the 1804 land sale.
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Iowa Territory
Iowa City
Congress
Des Moines
Missouri
Iowa
Oklahoma
Hawaii
Pacific
California
Territory of
Thaddeus
State OF
Black Hawk
Saukenuk
Mississippi
Rock Rivers
Sacs
Foxes
St. Louis
Ississippi
Red Brothers
United States
Atlantic
Congress Cannot Fix Prices Says Judge Otis in Kansas City
Judge Merrill E. Otis in United States district court rules Congress lacks authority to fix prices even across interstate commerce. He also says the president cannot approve NRA price fixing codes as they harm fair competition. The ruling concerns Sutherland Lumber Co. with bases in Kansas City Omaha and Oklahoma City. An injunction to halt price fixing in the lumber code was denied.
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Kansas City
Congress
Merrill E. Otis
United States District Court
Sutherland Lumber Company
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Otis
United States District Attorney
Retail Lumber Code Authority
Conroy Farmer Hit By Train Is Dead
Williamsburg resident Bernard Kuhnle a 66 year old deaf farmer died in Williams burg hospital at 9 30 a m Saturday from injuries received Friday when struck by a Milwaukee train as he walked to Conroy He was taken to Williams burg by the train crew Surviving are eight children Mrs Ed Vogt Homestead Mrs Louis Olson South Amana Mrs Arnold Williams Marion Walter Schmidt Victor Bernard Marengo George Ed Conroy and Carl at home
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Williamsburg
Bernard Kuhnle
Conroy
Kuhnle
Ed Vogt
Homestead
Louis Olson
South Amana
Arnold Williams
Marion
Walter Schmidt
Victor
Bernard
Marengo
George
Carl
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