Black Oak Boosters Club Meeting Noted In Pella
The Black Oak Boosters met at the home of leader Mrs. C. Grandin with all members present Jennie Verrips named assistant leader and Wilma Vander Wilt appointed reporter. Various social gatherings and community events followed including birthday celebrations for W. G. Neely of Dutch Mill Oil Co station on Washington St and farewell for Mr. Gibson from the Iowa Pharmaceutical society executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Oak Boosters Club
C. Grandin
Jennie Verrips
Wilma Vander Wilt
W. G. Neeley
Dutch Mill Oil Co
Washington St
Mr. Neely
John Heerema
J. W. Slocum
Indianola
R. N. Gibson
Des Moines
P. J. Jepson
Newton
Gibson
Iowa Pharmaceutical Society
Heerema
Pella
Cyrena Rhynsburger
Rhynsburger
Clarence Vander Linden
John Grundman
A. N. Vander Linden
J. Vander Linden
D. C. Renaud
American Legion Auxiliary
Henry Beyer
National Safety Council
Webster
Licoln
Iowa
Lincoln
W. B. Verwers
Leonard
Bart
Charlie Pope
Frank Rexvoat
Albert Vande Kieft
Michigan
John Ten Hagen
Household Hints and Baking for Winter Meals
Practical tips cover cooking vegetables in one meal then cream the leftovers. frost proof window care with alcohol and cloth. foamy sauce and frosting ideas. date and orange winter salad with French dressing. tree cake and frosting method. delicious mince meat with beef, suet, cider, and spices. stuffed dates for gifts. Includes detailed steps, quantities, and methods.
Mousses Mousses Dessert for All Classes and Occasions
A simple mousse recipe suitable for winter and many events. Whip cream stiffly, sweeten and flavor, using bottled or canned flavors. Garnish with pineapple or fruit and a cherry. Includes eggs sugar flour milk raisins vanilla baking powder and steam method.
Many Diseases Preventable Says Physician
Dr. Francis W. Baldwin writes in Moose Magazine that diphtheria scarlet fever malaria typhoid fever and tuberculosis are absolutely preventable. He cites mosquito breeding in stagnant pools spreading malaria and water or milk pollution spreading typhoid as key factors and notes prevention has reduced these diseases in thirty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Baldwin
Moose Magazine
the Loyal Order of Moose
All of Hin Walter exchange ends in playful rebuke
Hin Walter asks about a birthplace joke and Joe responds with a witty comeback reflecting pride in being all of himself. The brief dialogue showcases a cheeky, affectionate banter between two speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Joe
Yassuh
Above the Clouds Banter Over Harp and Banjo Inside Joke
A playful exchange unfolds as a salesman offers cigars and 500 coupons for a banjo, while a bystander retorts that the deal should be for an eight harp. The humorous miscommunication highlights a lighthearted moment among shoppers or passersby.
Amount of Sleep Required by Dr. William J. Scholes
Dr. Scholes discusses speculation on sleep and health noting that while eight hours is the usual guideline, some may thrive on less. He cites Dr. Browning’s work linking sleep loss to reduced infection resistance, warning against reducing rest without solid evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Scholes
William Browning
Journal of
American Medical Association
Browning
How to waterproof a tent method from Boys' Life
Instructions describe a two step waterproofing process for cloth using alum in boiling and cold water, followed by a second sugar or lead solution. Soak the material in alum, rinse, then soak in the sugar or lead mix, wring lightly, and dry in shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Life
Boy Scouts of America
Radio City Provokes Church Paper Critique
The Christian Century condemns Radio City by John D. Rockefeller as ill advised amid surplus theatres and offices. It argues the project should be economically sound without harming existing institutions or needlessly diverting patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Century
Radio City
John D. Rockefeller
Information Wanted Letter From Oriskany Falls Editor
Glenn G. Gregory of the Oriskany Falls Times shares a reader’s long reply to a request for complete marriage notices. The correspondent from Texas laments lack of local news and mocks the town, calling residents old maids, widows, and bachelors, and insists she will not seek or share news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn G. Gregory
Oriskany Falls
N. Y
Gregory
Texas
Mrs
Vander Linden dies at 59 in Oskaloosa hospital
Thomas Vander Linden of five miles southeast of Oskaloosa died Wednesday at Abbott's hospital at nine a m aged 59 years seven days He was born January 17 1874 in Pella and lived in Olivet where he ran a general store He leaves Blanche Plette five daughters ten grandchildren and two brothers Funeral services will be held at one o'clock in the First Baptist church in Oskaloosa Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Vander Linden
Oskaloosa
Abbott's Hospital
Kr. Vander Linden
Pella
Olivet
Blanche Plette
Tunis Plette
Vander Linden
Gerrit van Lunen
Lambert Kuyper
Sidney Kuype
Hammond
Ind
Jack Henley
Des Moines
Reuben van Maanen
Nick Vander Linden
Will Vander Linden
California
First Baptist Church
Activities of City Churches Third Reform
The column lists services at City Churches with Sunday morning and evening programs. Third Reformed presents sermons titled Something Worth Glory and Awake the Sun Is Shining, alongside Young People's meeting and Sunday school. All services held at the Legion Memorial hall with public invitation. Second Reformed notes Prof Frederick Bosch in charge of both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grelock
Legion Memorial Hall
Frederick Bosch
Legion Meeting Held Friday Eve
A Marion county Legion convention gathered Friday evening at 8 p m in the basement of Pleasantville’s Methodist church. Posts from Marion county including Knoxville Pella Pleasantville Melcher Bussey and Tracy were represented. Dr. George Lankelma of Pella served as county commander. State leaders George Bates Frank Miles and Robert Colflesh spoke to a large turnout.
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Methodist
Pleasantville
Marion County
Knoxville
Pella
Melcher
Bussey and
Tracy
George Lankelma
George Bates
Frank Miles
The
Iowa Legionaire
Robert Colflesh
Marion’ County
Unemployed to Cut Old Orchard Trees for Firewood
H. E. Nichols of Iowa State College Extension Horticulturist suggests unemployed workers trim and remove dead or undesirable orchard trees this winter to produce firewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Nichols
Towa State College
Worthless Iowa apple trees urged cut for firewood and renewal
Iowa officials urge removing old unsold orchard trees not profitable for fruit. Many stands from 10 trees to 40 acres are neglected and harbor pests, with recommendations to remove overcrowded or poorly shaped trees and replace unprofitable varieties. Farmers needing wood can seek fuel-cutters through welfare or county social services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
County Social Service Organization
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W. G. Neely
Case Goemaat
Goemaat
Chronicle
Baptist Missionary Society
Jas. Huyser
W. ‘Wilson
Herman Crum
Mr. Crum
Gerrit Wisgerhof
Sally
G. T. van Zante
Prairie City
E.G. ‘Throckmorton
Monroe
R. J. Heeren
Otley
Tunis H. Klein
Main Street
J. E. Schultz
Harold Bell Wright
Lenora Gaass
Hespers Kuyper
Betty Liggett
Federated Club
Federated Club of
Esual
Perseverance Bee
Elmwood Inn
J. C. Mitten
G. H. Waechter
L. F. Bousquet
Dorothy Georgetti
W. G. Vander Ploeg
Robert Johnson
Knight
Spencer, Town
Lydia Alden
Georgetti
Mesdames
Robert Johnston
Homer Lyon
Werts
Lafe Collins
E.H. Collins
Ridler
J. A. Powers
Joe Corns
Worth Glath
Forest’ Kendrick
Ralph Porter
W. G
Alethian Society
Ruth Dykstra
Delphi Society
Ruth Langerak
Mrs. Earl Black
Mae ‘Thomassen
Four Square
First Reformed Church
Lucille Klein
8 V'S
W. C. Ver Ploeg
Pella Bridge Club
Bob Kuyper
Young Women’s League
Art Klein
Ladies Aid
Mra
C. P. Dykstra
Ladies Aid Society
Second Reformed Church
Mable Hoekstra
J. A. Kuyper
H. Geelhoed
W. H. Fowler
E. Burnham
Nestle
Sunnyside
Broadway
Jessie Sadler
Betty Webster
Ermina Dean
Willa Prange
Peter Moyers
Rev
George Mayens
Church OF the Open Bible
Legion
Luxor
Rouge Com
Ideal Pharmacy
Martin Paardekooper
Kayser’s
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