Local hospital visits and discharges in Mahaska area
Mrs. Harry Jacobs of Leighton entered Mercy hospital Oskaloosa after surgery. Mrs. Ray Vander Lin den and baby daughter of Monroe left Mercy for home January 20. Mrs. Walter Vander Zyl of Sully entered Mahaska hospital for major operation. Mr. and Mrs. C C Visser and Ellen, and Mrs. Bean Verners of Oskaloosa were in the Chevrolet Garage area. Mrs. Homer Rempe and baby daughter left Mahaska hospital for home Friday December 21. Mrs. Lester Conk and baby boy left Mahaska for home the same day. Mrs. John Rooke and baby daughter of Mot were dismissed from Kaske Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vriezelaar visited their father Dave Renaud at Lutheran hospital Des Moines. he’s improved after stomach surgery but not yet discharged. George A. Stout fell on icy street near Hotel Pelli on Sunday morning. bruised but no fractures, confined to bed at hotel. Mrs. Slolen F. Dykstra left Monday for Rochester Minnesota for health check, to accompany husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jacobs
Leighton
Mercy Hospital
Oskaloosa
Ray Vander Linden
Daughter
Monroe
Mercy
Walter Vander Zyl
Sully
Mahaska Hospital
C.C. Visser
Ellen
Bean Verners
Chevrolet
Homer Rempe
Dan
Lester Conk
Mahaska
John Rooke
Mot
Kaske
Lee Vriezelaar
Dave Renaud
Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
George A. Stout
Hotel Pelli
Othe Hotel
Ideal Pharmacy
Warne Schal
Cedar Rapids
Tasca
Mrs. Rath
Central
Tean
Davenport
Dubuque
Worp, Burgman
Bete Hverema
Gary Vegelaar
Nick Vander’ Placs
Pella
Sigourney
Tysselime
Joe Aneksny Aties
Mro
Versal
Everett Vanden Berg
Oskaloo
Sibuary Usth
Harry van Wyk
M A
Robert Kalk
Central College
Daniel Wittenburg
Raymond van Hemert
Arnold Schippers Jr
Jill
Herbert van Wyk
Ed le Cocq
Lou Ann
Jack Cook
Lowell Thomas
Lowell Jr
Spencer Memorial Chapel
Penn College
Joe Schultz
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Stork
Paul Renaud
Searsboro
Clancy Nursing Home
New Sharon
Arnold Schippers
William 0. Hagen
Raymond Robus
Robert ‘Teters
The
K. MeAmis
William Schimmel
Near
Town Crier notes illness and gatherings in M A area
Town Crier Peter Stubenrauch fell ill Friday and remained in bed. visitors include Mr and Mrs Gary Vorelaar. Report mentions travel to Omaha for a 1840 Model Pontiac unveiling and local friends attending events. Several hospital notes include births, surgeries, and patients at Mercy hospital Oskaloosa. Groundhog Day and Tulip Time plans are discussed along with a Polish letter destined for California and a piano recital at Douwstra Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Vorelaar
Carl Vogelaar
Rn Atkin
Omahebraska
Ten Marion County Men Enlisted in Army in January
Ten young men from Marion County and nearby areas enlisted in the regular army through the Knoxville recruiting office since January first. Set. C. B. Pettet Jr. announced ten enlistees including Donald M. Crandall Harry E Hines Roy H Pettyjohn Wylie Coles Wilson D Brown Clarence E Cleghorn Leslie S Burnett Rex Barnhill Roland J Courtney and Harold Redding. Long and Coles to European theater. Coles en route for basic training. Air Force openings noted for high school graduates and non graduates. details available in Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Knoxville
Set. C. B. Pettet, Jr
Donald M. Crandall
Route 1
Dallas
Harry E. Hines
Roy H. Pettyjohn
Wylie Coles
Wilson D. Brown
Clarence £. Cleghorn
Leslie S.burnett
Rex Barnhill
Roland J. Courtney
Harold Redding
Bussey
Leslie R. Long
Carlisle
Long
Coles
Europe
Air Force
Knoxville Journal
Retired Farmer Skates Half Mile Into Town
Lewis Mathwig a 70 year old retiree from near Dunnell straps on ice skates and glides into town a half mile away despite icy roads. He still cuts a fancy figure on the ice showcasing his nimble skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Mathwig
Dunnell
Mr. Mathwig
Means stripping old frames and rebuilding with new material
The item describes removing all material from old frames and completely rebuilding them using new material and re covering with a fine fabric of the purchaser’s choice.
Bill Provides Appropriation for Soils Districts
Des Moines report on a Ames meeting where about seventy county soil district representatives discussed funding gaps. District commissioners lack clerical help and travel funds, paying expenses from their own pockets. A committee drafted a bill to supply a state funding mechanism to cover necessary public costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ames
Met
Bill enacted funds for soil conservation program in Town
The General Assembly of Town enacts a fund of 1,020,000 dollars annually for the biennium to support soil conservation work in the Districts. It allocates 1,000 dollars for district commissioners, 100,000 for personnel and expenses, 890,000 for other needs, and 20,000 for administrative costs, under the State Soil Conservation Committee. The program begins July 1, 1949 and ends June 20, 1057.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia Wabservation
Sei Conservation Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brom
Brom Hatchery
Rising Sun
of State Fair Grounds
Bill Peters
Peter Stubenrauch
California
Nellie van Arkel
Her
Iowa
Tam
Douwstra Chapel
Loraine Webber
Malacek
Othe
P'Loys
John Deere
Aadl
Choote W
John Deere Hammer Mill
Pella, Iowa
Main
Noel
Broadway Pella
Pella National Bank
Lester van Haaften
Vander Zyl Brothers
Elbert van Maanen
Oregons
Town & Country Shop
Ter Hudson
Hudson
Down
Schipper Bros
E. Oskaloosa St
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