Harvey Scribe Explores Climate Change and Christmas
Local column discusses Iowa climate shifts since territorial days and a revived turkey supply. Christmas scenes in Harvey feature John Beaver and neighbors, plus daily life notes at Red Rock church and area farms. Includes local travel, family events, and hospital routines.
Beev es Are On Casualty List In Cordova Iowa
Cordova Iowa January 5 1931 reports local movements and notices including Arnold Klein and family trips to Knoxville and Pleasantville, sale attendance by Roy Karr and Henry Muilenberg, a New Year party, and workers moving to jobs at a sawmill and government hospital guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordova
Iowa
Arnold Klein
Knoxville
Pleasantville
Roy Karr
Attica
Henry Muilenberg
Carl Calhoun
Runnells
Earl Rickabaugh
John Buwalda
Barthlyn
Oto Wynsteker
Dunnink
Allen de Heer
George Dailey
Gerrit van der Weil
Bart Klyn
the Farm Bureau
Henry
John Klein
Pella
Government Hospital
Death comes to Mrs Cronkhite in Otley death notice
Mrs. A E Cronkhite mother of Mrs Roy Karr who lived near Cordova and later until Christmas, died after an operation weeks earlier and did not recover. The obituary notes her passing as a local family event with neighbors and relatives sharing condolences.
When O Henry Met the Poet Scout By Irvin S Cobb
Irvin S Cobb recalls a Munsey’s Magaxing feature pairing O Henry with the Poet Scout Bob Davis and the late nineteenth century Broadway strolls as Captain Jack Crawford, the post scout, leads the scene in a celebrity encounter vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Davis
Munsey
Broadway
O. Henry
Jack Grawford
O Henry Luncheon With Captain Jack Sparks Frontier Verse
At a Madison Square luncheon Captain Jack recites a wild frontier poem to O Henry and Davis, weaving the Pecos River to the Rockies while O Henry, distracted by the performance, departs with a note from Davis and Crawford arriving the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square
Davis
Captain Jack
Henry
Community Visits and Health Updates Reflect Local Life
Mrs Doustra visited Monday evening in the C Brand home. Mrs R V McKeever and children visited Monday afternoon in the C Huisman home. M Aalbers and sons Henry and Dan spent Christmas at the Albert De Joode home. Miss Hattie De Joode helped at Joe Kool home for two weeks. Lane Muilenberg near Millerton is recovering from a recent operation and may leave hospital later. Tunis Van Dyke had a tumor shoulder operation and is doing as well as can be expected. Thomas Bloodsworth and family spent Sunday night at the Rean Ver next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Robison
Albert Moore
Tone Ralbers
Vander Wiel
Pella
C. C. Visser
Rean Verwers
Helen Rexroat
Roy Nollen
Lewis de Vries
William Roush
Doustra
C. Brand
R. V. McKeever
C. Huisman
M. Aalbers and Sons
Henry
Dan
Albert de Joode
Hattie de Joode
Joe Kool
Lane Muilenberg
Millerton
Tunis van Dyke
Thomas Bloodsworth
De Jong family records multiple appendicitis cases in ten months
Peoria Iowa January 5 Clarence Johnson operated on for appendicitis at home last Thursday. Willie De Jong son of Mr and Mrs Peter De Jong also had an appendicitis operation at Mahaska hospital Oskaloosa. Family visits include Bokhoven Bendstra Van Der Molen De Jong and Van Roekel. Funeral held for Mrs De Jong's mother Mrs Drost in First Christian Reformed church with Rev Vander Werp and Dr Danhof officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Clarence Johnson
M. A. Bokhoven
Andrew Bendstra
Hattie Andinga
Margaret van der Melen
Pella
Willie
Peter de Jong
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Yelte de Jong
G. Stouie
Leighton
Ben van der Molen
Martin van der Molen
Henry Dahm
Paul Renaud
Harry van Roekel
John van Roekel
John
Garret de Jong
Things on a Boom at Otley
Otley Iowa residents share holiday and social visit notes. Walter Van Doorninck family and Gerrit Klyn host Monroe area visitors. Elton Cade family Martha De Joode and Tone Ralbers connected visits. Will Aalbers family spends New Year with Gerrit Aalbers. Kuyper Menninga visit Frank Tilma home. Loren Rickabaugh family dine at R V McKeever home. Glady Rickabaugh with Miss Wilson visit. Albert De Joode gifts include a Silvertone radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otley
Iowa
Walter van Doorninck
Gerrit Klyn
Monroe
Elton Cade
Martha de Joode
Se Tone Ralbers
Will Aalbers
Gerrit Aalbers
Jim Kuyper
Wm. Menninga
Pella
Frank Tilma
Loren Rickabaugh
R. V. McKeever
Glady Rickabaugh
Miss Wilson
McKeever
Albert de Joode
Albert
Community notes mark visits and deaths in Pella area
De Joode home guests include Henry and Gradus Aalbers and others from Pella. Mrs F J Drost dies at her son Richard Drost's home in Pella and is buried Tuesday. Henry De Joode and Albert De Joode visit. VanderWerff welcome baby girl January 2. Huisman sisters Martha and Nellie visit from Indiana. Waardhuizen, Wouda, Vander Wiel, Klyn, Van Buren and others seen in Pella. Otley growth noted with David Cafe in old drug store and planned oil station. Will Van Zee welcomes baby boy born December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordova
Bryan
Howard Karr
Red Rock
Henry Muilenberg
Clarence Core
Liffy Rinehart
Fred Karr
Bart Klyn
de Graaf
Knoxville
Prairie City
Gerrit
Everett van Veldhuizen
Willene Bernice
Given
Veldhuizen
Roy Karr
Hart
Bennie Swank
Pella
Alec Garrison
Milt Johnson
E. B. Rinehart
John Perky
Busines Farmer’s Union
Fifield School House
Red Rock Church
Fairgrounds
R. M. Hart
Morse van Hemerts
Otley
Clarence Bricker
Arlon Johnson
Butts
Lorena Bricker
C. C. Core
Karr
Richard Drost
Henry de Joode
Albert de Joode
Bert VanderWerff
Great Secrecy In Making Of The Bat Whispers
United Artists thriller The Bat Whispers at Rivola Oskaloosa opens Sunday with Chester Morris stating secrecy was vital. West kept climactic details secret from cast crew and even studio staff, filming mostly at night behind locked gates while cast Una Merkel and others worked under strict oath to avoid revealing plot points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland West
United Artists
Oskaloosa
Chester Morris
West
United Artists Studios
Una Merkel
Grayce Hampton
Setae
Eburne
Charles Dow Clark
Spencer Charters
William Bakewell
S. E. Jennings
Hugh Huntley
Memorial for Mrs Ale Cronkhite in Indiana Chapel
Mrs Ale Cronkhite aged six months and twenty two days died at her home three miles south of Al on December 25 after a nine week illness including gall stone surgery at Knox ville hospital. Survived by husband Lloyd Powers and children Billy Gene Karr, one grandson, one brother George, three sisters Mrs. Maranda Mikesell Mrs. Amos Chambers and Mrs. Frank McKee, and others. Funeral December 28 at Indiana Chapel with Rev N B Blackman of Attica officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale. Cronkhite
Knoxville
Charity Hank
Marion County
Minnesota
Pobeua
Hire
Lloyd Powers
Enos
Harry
Chicago
Billy Gene Karr
George
Maranda Mikesell
Long Beach
Calif
Amos Chambers
Ashworth
Frank McKee
Avonlea
Sask
Canada
Tom Speed
Walton
New York
Evangelical Episcopal Church
Red Rock
M. P. Ladies Aid
Attica
Indiana Chapel
N. B. Blackman
M. P
Family notices and local illness report from early 1930s
Expressions of thanks for condolences and flowers follow a death. The column notes recovery and illnesses across town including Matthew Hoksbergen after surgery at Mahaska hospital, various patients at Mayo Rochester and Abbot hospital, and several local residents recovering from influenza and bronchial ailments.
Library Notes Highlight Record Book Loans And New Arrivals
City Library usage rises this winter with 3824 books loaned in November averaging 166 per day. The fall added many new titles including The Dictionary of American Biography and Wonders of the Past in four volumes. New romances and mysteries from Widdemer Verén Propper Grey Morrow Wentworth Norris Wright Rosman and others accompany travel and adventure stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dictionary of American Biography
Sfammerton
Widdemer
Abbott
Beames
Véren
Mammon
Propper
Grey
Guadaloupe
Emery
Bachelor
Kerriff
Miln
Rice
Richmond
Hauck
Rosaleen
Joyce
Wright
Mr. Wright
Norris
Storm House
Culver
Morrow
Lincoln
Wentworth
Bower
The
Wolverine
Raine
Yukon Trail
Gregory
Emerald
Trails
Wilson
Taffeta
Childe
India
Bennet
Rough Rider
Hendryx
Gold
Mounted
Mulford
Cassidy
Gay Street
Rosman
Window
Margaret Yorke
Keeler
Gibbs
Paradise
Biggers
Wallace
Bindless
Alden
Rose
Nature's bowel engineering and the danger of indulgence
An engineer explains digestion, the stomach and small intestine break down proteins starches and fats for absorption while bacteria and poor handling cause harmful by products. The text warns about large intestine fermentation toxin formation liver and kidney impact and the dangers of fried foods stale bread paraffin oil and improper digestion urging clean eating fiber and cautious use of mineral oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnazere
Nature
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Barker
Turkey
Pilgrim Fathers
John Beaver
T. S. Beaver
Ella Butler
W. G. Beaver
Goldie Maddy
C. A. Beaver
Anita
F. A. Crumley
Des Moines
Mary Beaver
Harvey
William Woods
Olives
Arbortum
Beeves
Mrs. Cronkhite
Irvin S. Cobb
By Irvin S. Cobb
DE Jong
Old Han
A. E. Cronkhite
Chronicle of
Matthew Hoksbergen
Henry Baker
Firth
Nebr
Clarence de Penning
William Louwsma
Henry Roeffel
Mayo Bros. Institution
Rochester
Minn
Sam van Hemert
Abbot Hospital
John Dunnink
Tone Rouwenhorst
Y. T. van Niewaal
Malta
Martin de Jong
William van Rheenen
Main Street
Mr. van Rheenen
van Rheenen
Regia
Gladiators
Library Notes
E. V. McCollum
School of Hygiene and
Spudlte Health
Johns Hopkins University