News of Nearby Towns And Rural Communities
Community notes from Pella area recount illnesses from chicken pox among Gerrit Bandstra’s children and a recovering parishioner Gilbert Vander Hart after surgery. Ralph Hoksher in Fort Hood Texas is listed as training, with extended family visits and local church life described amid weather and farm news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrit
James
Paul Bandstra
Gilbert
Vander Hart
Ray Moksbergen
Ralph
Fort, Hood
Texas
Ralph D Hoksher
U.S
Alb
Ft. Hood
J. Re Kuwema
Central College of 1
Fev
FM. Huizenga
Pella Christian High
Mi Youn
John D. de
Joan
Johanna Vander Mart
Nellie
John
Herman A. de Jong
Lavonne Dahm
Lee's
Pella
James Bandstra
Gladys Veldhuizen
Mr Bandstra
Walter van Wyngarden
Rosalie Ann de Jong
Ruth Ann van der Linden
John Westercamp
Denver
Colorado
John Nicuwsma
Nicuwsnia
Andrew Vander Linden
G.M. Gosselink
Pell Lawrence
Shirma
Marcia Roose
John C. Roose
Johnny
Cecelia Qlishoorn
Peoria Christian School
Local notes from Cordova and surrounding towns share family, health, and farm news
James Templeton and Henry Weigand undergo surgeries at Mahaska Hospital in Oskaloosa. Families visit Grandma Waardhuizen’s home near Prairie City while others plan farm sales near Dunreath. Local marriages, pet projects, and community events fill the week with reports of new television sets, drapery plans, and a Drake University piano recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Templeton
Oskaloosa Mahaska
Henry Weigand
Bernice Karr
Loren
Alice Karr
Rene van Engelhoven
Grandma Waardhuizen
Gaass
Nea Prairie City
Wanda Clark
John Clark
Dwight Deitrick
Harry. Deitrick
Dunregth
Deitrick
Dunrenth
Hull Mikesell
Grifith
Ally Mikesell
Patsy van Engelhoven
Maxie Perkey
Boyd
Randolph
Dunreath
Duck Jennings
Blaine School
Grandma Saunders
Israel
Newton
Arthur Waardhuizens
Ted Butterys
Lovilla
Pella
American Legion
Dred Bell
Lake Prairie
Summit Townships
Legion’ Hall
Lloyd
Joy Shilling
Karr
Bryan
Virgil
Della Birkenholtz
Bill Karr
Pennsylvania
Derkey’s
Trene’s
Edith
Iowa
Donald Balmer
Templetons
Rock Quarry
Local Social Notes From Leighton and Nearby
A flurry of community events fills the week with gatherings at Ebenezer Reformed Church and several homes. Mrs William Rempe hosts a niece’s party with twenty relatives. Men’s Brotherhood met at the church. neighbors shared hospitality at multiple homes. and Dr Chumley impressed as Chester Beintema’s stage role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rempe
Tempe
Pella
van Maanen
Men's Brotherhood Society
Ebenezer Reformed Church
Gerrit
van Re
John Boerlyn
Frank van Haaften
Don’ de Pre
Steve de Cook
Missouri
Joyce
Stevie
de Ren
John de Prenger
CM. Vroomers
MM. de Rues
Ed van Oo
A. Zink
Hou van Rockel
Ebenezer Reformed Chu
Norman Vander Linden
Hedrick
Clarence van Zee
Don
Otto Brummel
Ben Fynhaardt
Ike Henry
Dick van Zee
John Veenstra
William van Maanen
Pri
William van Heukelem
Robert Duffus
Don de Prengel
Dwight Dougl
Andy Brower
de Reus
Harvey
Chester Beintema
T.D. Beintema
Chumley
Howard Glendening
Richard
Linda
J. A. van Zuuk
Marriage Solemnized At Christian Reformed Church
Miss Leona Memmelaar wed Gary Vande Voort in a ceremony at the Christian Reformed Church the first wedding in the new church. Vande Voort heads for service soon as plans for the couple unfold. The note also mentions recent community activities including hospitalizations guests and local club meetings with names of residents and places in Oskaloosa New Sharon Pella and Hackensack Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Vander Linden
Bernice Tromp
Arvin Lee Roose
Leroy Eugene Ryden
Ronald Jay Vander Linden
Phyllis Jay Deur
P. Leistra
Peoria Christian School
Peoria Church
John C. Roose
Rit A de Jong
Second Christian Reformed Church of
Pella
E. J. Tanis
Second Reformed Church
Leona Memmelaar
Barney Mommelaar
Gary Vande Voort
William ‘Vande Vo
Christian Reformed Church
Vande Voort
G. G. Versteegh
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Bert Hagen
Mahaska Hospital
Kenneth van Maanen
John Roozeboom
Mary Ann
Max Rempe
Eunice
Henry K. Rempe
Ralph van Rockel
Oskaloosa
Wesley de Young
New Sharon
Anie
Henry
Connie Engelhoven
Jack McCombs
Patricia McCombs
Clarence Kendall
Hackensack
R. E. Bannister
Ernest Steenbock
Howard Glendening
Henry Bandstram
Morey Hospital
Christian Endeavor
First Reformed Church
Marilyn de Cook
Delores Rempe
Darlene
Dick van Zoneren
Eleanor Hasselman
June de Cook
Fran
Sheep and Lambs on Feed January 1 1951
Sheep and lambs on feed for market in Towa are estimated at 828,000 head as of January 1 1951, a decline from 244,000 head on January 1 1950. July-December shipments to Towa were 26 percent higher than a year earlier, with some in imports rebilled to other states. Lambs were light and grain conditions weaker than in fall 1949, affecting market readiness. data reflects the United States and related market factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Taya Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Reyn
Rbs
Ise
Lamb feeding trends in 1950 51 report declines and shifts
January 1 1951 totalled 2 410 000 head a drop of 204 000 or 6 percent from a year earlier. Leading lamb feeding state shows sharp increase due to late season lambs from Kansas pastures while most other states report below year earlier totals. Wheat pastures deteriorated in the Great Plains pushing movement to other feeding areas. Shipments into the Corn Belt rose modestly compared with 1949 and December in Nebraska exceeded the prior monthly high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Great Plains
TE Cor Belt
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New &Xid
Homer Towns
Agnes Bacon
Harold H. Lisk
Loren Wymore
Oren McCurdy
Leighton News
Virsteegh
William Tell
Chicago
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Sioux City
van Roekel
Sully
de Penning’s Gamble Store
Lynnville
Montezuma Renderers
Dept. Agri
Chalmers
Air Corps
Old Springfield
Delta
What Cheer
Inlstein
Jersey
Chester
Don Simpkins
Cleo Ferguson
First State Bank of
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Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
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Dick Lautenbach
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