Local News Roundup Highlights Social and Travel Visits
A long column of society notes from Pella Iowa recounts Sunday visits to relatives in Richmond Indiana and Baxter Indiana, vacations with family in Strawberry Point and Waverly, and returns from Chicago Des Moines and Des Moines hospital. It notes church music, outings to Little Brown Church, and a parade with Goodrich tires. It also lists numerous trips to Grand Rapids Michigan Oskaloosa and Holland Michigan plus several two week motor trips across the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Iddins
Bart
Harold
J. Stursma
Peoria
First Reformed Church
Jennie Fry
Oskaloosa
Cook
Pella
George Gibson
Jack Harris
Woodrow
Fargo
N. C
North Dakota
Minesota
W. T. Palmer
Walter
Chicago
S. F. Cole
Goodrich
Des Moines
Paul Grundman
Nebraska
John Rillihan
Bob Reynolds
Norwalk
Ruth Benntema
Christine Brom
J. H. Toom
Lutheran
Frank Warner
Holland
Mich
John N. Vander Linden
Nick Vander Ploeg
Iowa Lakes
John Lankelma
Georgia Berry
Atlantic, Ia
van Maren Sisters
J. G. Vanden Bosch
Grand Rapids
C. W. Huyser
Liberty Street
A. D. Ver Steeg
Beloit, Wis
Ver Steeg
M. A. Shaw
J. F. Sterling
R. Y. Kyger
Willard de Winter
Neal van Hemert
Knoxville
N. van Veen
Harry van Hemert
Los Angeles
Calif
van Hemert
Union Central Insurance Salesmen
D. S. Barr
Luther Lawrence
Macon
Orange City
Hankamp
Reformed Church
Michigan
Motox
T. H. Klein
Runnels
William Ithrie
Kewanee
James Lankelma
Radio Show to Be Fair Feature at Des Moines Jubilee
Des Moines July 17 special reports the first statewide radio show at the Diamond Jubilee Iowa State Fair August 21 to 30. Highlights include the original wireless set, oto-radio demonstrations, multiple sets from one antenna, ship distress compass, and the first U.S. Navy receiver of 1904. RCA sponsors the exhibit and noted authorities will explain inventions to the public with free access during the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Marconi
Atlantic
United States Navy
Radio Corporation of America
Ladies Aid hostess in First Reformed church event
Mrs. Simon Vander Pol hosted the Ladies Aid of the First Reformed church Thursday afternoon with a business meeting followed by luncheon served by Gertrude Vander Pol Emma Van Haaften Hazel De Prenger Minnie Van Haaften and Jeanette Vos. Twenty one members attended. The Christian Endeavor society of the Community church held a social in the church basement Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Web Dow and family of Kilduff Will Fisher of Newton present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Verwers
Kellogg
N. van Arkel
Oskaloosa
Ray Torker
Kilduff
Ernest Beyer
John Verwers
Everett
Sully
Henry Verwers
C. C. Eldredge
Jim Eldridge
W. H. Miller
Simon Vander Zyl
Ladies Aid
Rev
L. A. Brunsting
Hazel
de Pringer
Reka Forben
Margaret
Freda Brunating
Simon Vander Pol
First Reformed Church
Gertrude Vander Pol
Emma van Haaften
Hazel de Prenger
Minnie van Haaften
Jeanette Vos
Christian Endeavor Society of the Community Church
Web Dow
Will Fisher
Newton
Bloomfield Boys Fined After Fourth of July Night Incident
Five Bloomfield boys faced fines after a late hour Fourth of July celebration. The event drew police attention and resulted in penalties for the youths involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
New Fishing and Trapping Law Takes Effect
A state law effective July 4 bans trot lines and throw lines in fishing. Adults over 18 must hold a fishing license to fish state waters. The limit is 25 bull heads per day. Line supervision requirements apply. Rifle shooting over public waters is prohibited. No duplicate hunting fishing or trapping licenses will be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game and Fish Department
Trapping Licenses Outlined for Residents and Aliens
The notice details trapping fees: a separate license required to trap animals. Fees vary by the number of traps from one dollar for up to ten traps to ten dollars for up to thirty five traps. Nonresident aliens pay twenty five dollars for permission to use up to thirty five traps.
Church Notes and Vacation Postings From Local Churches
First Reformed Church outlines morning topics on Calvinism Perseverance of the Saints afternoon good works and evening seeking Jesus at Holland Seventh day notes list The New Birth True Freedom at 2 45 and 7 30 The Burning Bush introduces Miss Mae Thomassen clerk at Black's Style Shoppe who begins her vacation this week spending the latter part at Des Moines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. van Houweling
Clear Lake
Minnesota
A. B. van Ouweling
T. H. Klein
George M. Armhurst
Chicago
J. M. Cox
Armhurst
Anna Dykhuis
Monroe
G. H. Gosselink
Berlin
N. H
John Gosselink
Louis Vander Kerk
Herman Bosch
K. W. Wheeler
Henry Reibie
Newton
Rochelle
Ill
Donald Wallace
Kasson
Minn
Henry Kersbergen, Jr
Lester van der Heiden
Altho
Emma van Peursem
Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
Chronicle
Harold Thomassen
Mayo Bros. Institution
Rochester
Shirley Jean
Oren van Niewaal
White Way Auto Co
E. L. Peterson
Gerrit van Heuk¢lum
William and Warner Vander Voort
Thomassen
John Schut
Miss Roela
Lily Viersen
Roela
Otto van Speren
C. van Gorp
Cittisa
Rachel Brand
George” ‘Valkenberg
Gerrit Hugen
Raymond
Neal Schippers
Oskaloosa
George Liter
Hugen
Schippers
First Reformed Church
Jesus
Third Reformed Church
Holland
Mae Thomassen
Black
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Joe Clark
Little Son
St. Joseph
W. C. van Vark
Edward van Dellen
H. L. van Dellen
Abbot Hospital
Edward
D. J. de Haan
Case Nooteboom
Toenton Wash
Wm. van Rheenen
Nooteboom
Dent of
Lyonden
Ella Goetmaat
Mahaska Hospital
Mark Rillihan
R. Awtry
Frank Elscot
Broadway
Peter Barr
G. W. Verrips
Mary
Catherine Phillips
Eddyville Tribune
John Brand
Faulkton
S. D
J. Brand
South Main St
Margery Lukes
Ed. van Zante
Protestant Reformed Church
Methodist Church
Gerald Paardekooper
Raymond Hamilton
Carl Bobbit
Eminence, Ky
D. C. van Zante
Eminence
Nora Scholte
Denver
Chas. Keebles
Ruth Lautenbach
Iowa City
R. Lautenbach
Mabel Bruinekool
Moses S. Barr
Barr
Dick Diekema
Madelyn
B. P. Heidelbaugh
G. H. Waechter
Judson
Meservey
Ft. Dodge
Foreig
Cone
Plas
Sally
John
Vander Linden
Simon Kooyman
Franklin Street
Pella, Iowa
Iowa
Maaaaas
Chevrolet
White Way
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