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Local notes from Sioux City area visitors and events
Gerald Dykstra, a mail clerk, visited his mother and relatives in town over the weekend. Numerous locals traveled to Des Moines for business or to visit family, including Van Gorp, Rouwenhorst, De Wit, Vander Linden, and Van Ness. The piece lists attendances at church services, college travels, a funeral, and a newborn Ralph Jaarsma, with many short remarks on holiday visits and local engagements.
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Gerald Dykstra
Sioux City
P. H. van Gorp
Woodrow Washing Machine Company
Otto van Speren
Des Moines
Gertrude
Jeanette Rouwenhorst
Walter de Wit
Osceola
N. de Wit
Eugene
Tobias V. Hart, Jr
A. N. Vander Linden
Knoxville
Central College
A. B. van Houweling
Troit
Mich
Eday
Dodge Brothers Automobile Dealers
Second Reformed Church
John Nollen
W. Seminary
Holland
Walter Nolen
Harold May
Columbia
May
Y. Ty van Niewaal
John’ Keuning
Western Seminary
Angeline Roorda
Luverne
Iowa
G. I. Roorda
W. J. Vander Lin
Margaret
Bloomfle
W. W. Cook
Barridon
Edmand Renaud
Mary de Vries
Lane Kruidenier
Minneapolis
Dan Kruidenier
South Dakota
Lou de Vries
Chicago
Los Angeles
K. F. Baldridge
The
Bloomfield Democrat
E. C. van Ness
van Ness
B. H. van Ness
J. T. ‘van Zante
Viretta
Abe Klein
Killduff
Leonard van Rees
Sully
Grand Rapids
Lawernce
George G. Gaass
Eva Noel
J. M. Cook
Frank Jaarsma
Ralph
M. Vander Linden
van Zee
Minnie van Gorp
Evergreen Park
Ill
D. W. van Gorp
van Gorp
Newton
H. S. van Vark
Prairie City
W. C. van Vark