Shirley Binnus Returns to School After Illness
In Greely Shirley Binnus, previously very ill, is able to attend school again. A baby girl was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs John Van Maanen with mother and babe doing fine. Several local trades and visits noted including horse trades, visitors at John Moody's, and a duck delivery at Leighton.
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Shirley Binnus
John van Maanen
Babe
John Zylstra
H. van den Noordt
Gladys Moody
John van der Wal
John Moody
Leighton
Binnis
Oskaloosa
Andrew Ustermarkt
Charley Coryell
Helen
H. van Dan Noordt
Otley News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and School Reopenings
Otley residents share visits and travel notes with Monroe Beacon and Valley Junction. Mrs. Otto Andemat leaves for Beacon after visiting her mother Mrs. Lille. Miss Elsie McReynolds remains unable to teach primary class as Rev. Albert Van der Ploeg covers vacancy. Grace De Reus daughter of Henry is ill. Lester Willey visits grandfather Mr. Longdon. Gerrit Fenema visited Monroe last Saturday. Rev Brouer of the Reformed church accepts a call to Oklahoma. Mary Jansen from northwest Otley reported very ill. Otley schools reopened Monday after a two week break with strong enrollment, especially in advanced division. Cassie Frazer returns home from Valley Junction after visiting Vern.
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Dirk Sile
Monroe
Otley
Otto Andemat
W. Lille
Beacon
Elsie McReynolds
Albert Vander Ploeg
Grace
Henry de Reus
Lester Willey
Seevers
Longdon
Gerrit Fenema
Rev. Brouer
the Reformed Church
Oklahoma
Mary Jansen
Cassie Frazer
Vern
Valley Junction
Local shop promotes two week sale on winter goods
Leighton shoppers were invited to a rapid two week discount by Ver Steeg and Tysseling featuring underwear overshoes outing flannel blankets and all winter goods as the store plans to reduce stock before inventory. The Meppelink family moved to a farm near Leighton after selling their home to John Carver. a farewell party welcomed them with neighbors bringing baskets and joy. Grandma De Jong died at 79 after a short illness. funeral services were held at the Christian Reformed church with ministers Brink and Duiker.
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Leighton
John Carver
Meppelink
Grim Reaper
G. Stewie
Grandma de Jong
Albert de Jong
Christian Reformed Church
Brink
Peoria
Duiker
Pella
Cow Con test draws $2000 prize from Kimball's Dairy Farmer
Iowa dairy race heats up with $1000 gold for best cow and a $2000 prize. Hon G Klay of Sioux County paid for a cow now entered in the state contest run from Kimball's Dairy Farmer office at Iowa State College Ames. Prof Van Pelt relocated to Waterloo guiding statewide dairy education with 40000 paid circulation.
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Iowa
Kimball
G- Klay
Sioux County
Central West
Iowa State Agricultural College
Ames
Iowa State Dairy Association
van Pelt
Waterloo
Dairy Farmer
Kimball’s
Kimball's
Kimball's Dairy Farmer Letters Highlight Reader Praise
A long reader correspondence from Iowa to Wisconsin and beyond extols Kimball's Dairy Farmer as a practical, up to date dairy publication. Subscribers praise its profit guidance, dairy cow focus, and value as an agricultural resource while renewing and sending in payments for multi year subscriptions.
Bernice Hoffman Returns to Pella for College
Sally says Miss Bernice Hoffman returned to Pella Thursday to resume college after two weeks visiting her parents Rev Hoffman and wife. Mrs George Davis traveled from here to Scarsboro to see another sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hoffman
Pella
Rev. Hoffman
George Davis
Scarsboro
Local notices from Hamilton area residents
Mrs Anne De Bruyn plans to return home in Hamilton Monday. Dave Gilland and family move into the Randall property now owned by George. Clyde Mitchell and wife welcome a baby girl born January 7 at their home. Frank Elscot couple greet a baby boy born January 4. Ben Monsma set up treats for a baby girl born January 4. Mrs T Haines and daughter Cora Brunner traveled to Oskaloosa for the illness of Mrs Haines brother Bushon. John De Jong of Orange City visits his brother Guys De Jong south of town. Nell Ormiston dies at three this morning January 16, funeral pending. Will George of Dakota visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Gilland
Randall
George
Clyde Mitchell
Frank Elscot
Ben Monsma
Gladden
T. Haines
Cora Brunner
Oskaloosa
Diet for the Woman Who Would Be Plump
The article promotes gaining weight through milk heavy regimens starting at one quart daily and increasing to three quarts with meals. It advises lime water if milk distresses, a vigorous bath, stewed fruit, and naps with sweets to aid flesh gain while recommending optimism and laughter.
Nutty White Meat Sandwiches Recipe Note
A concise recipe describes shaping cooked chicken into a paste with a mortar and pestle then seasoning with salt paprika oil lemon juice before spreading on thin bread slices.
Spread slices with butter and nuts into a stack
Instructions describe buttering slices, pressing into a stack, and adding walnuts pecans or blanched almonds sliced thin. Then align corresponding pieces together to form the final layered unit.
Orange and Vichy Remedy Drink Card
A refreshing morning drink combines juice from two oranges or a lemon with half a glass of vichy water and ice. If a patient wakes with a disagreeable taste, orange juice is especially refreshing and helpful.
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