Vacations and fish tales from Minnesota and beyond
A jittery parade of vacation notes and fishing reports from Loran Vanden Qever Dorothy Van Veen Frank Van Veen Neal Connie Van Veen and others recount trips to Minnesota lakes Greenleaf Tale Watertown and the Meanyuta tales fowa. Melvin Honwelink reports a week of strong catches and sunburn Ned Hedrick and his mother vacation at home while Hat tied to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loran Vanden
Dorothy van Veen
Frank
Melvin
Minnesota
Greenleaf Tale Ear Watertown
Neal
Connie van Veen
Goselink
Ned Hedrick
Andy Keereat
Paul Heepe
Phesa
Bellic Golf Team
Kaosville
Birthday notices and visits at the Home for the Aged
The Home for the Aged marks the 77th birthday of Mesdolin De Vrie on July 17 and remembers Albert De Vrie’s birthday. Residents and visitors include Ce rtelius Van Dyk Pete Vac Otley Lawrence in Tes Maines and others from De Vrie, Vander Wilt, Van Dyk, Den Henten, Van Gorp, Verduyn, Verduyn, and Den Harte families. A large shopping outing occurred in Oskaloosa while nearly 1,000,000 housing units were produced in EMS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdolin, de Vrie
Albert de Vrie
Tunis van Dyk
Tawa City Hospital
van Dyk
Certelius van Dyk
Pete Vac
Otley
Lawrence
Tes Maines
TL Vander Wilt
Palla Independent School District Budget Hearing Notice
The Board of Directors of Palla Independent School District in Marion County will meet August 8 at 2:00 p.m. at the superintendent's office to hear budget estimates for the year ending June 30, 1950. A detached statement of receipts and disbursements will be available at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palla Independent School District
Lake Prairie
Towenship
Marion County
Tawa
Pain
Ofice
Sikeas
Wscinning
Une
John 1. Blomme
Pella
Towa
Byness
Rankine
Geg
Nearby Town News Highlights Gathered Visits and Weddings
A stream of weekend visits and family events unfolds across Cedar Rapids Des Moines Waterloo and Newton. Notable items include Mr and Mrs Hoyt Hueted and Mrs Kauima Sweeny hosting and visiting relatives in several towns plus a candle light wedding at Newton Congregational Church where Ardelle Ner became Mrs Raymond O Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mba
Vrieelaary
Hoyt Hueted
Cedar Rapids
Kauima Sweeny
Metha de Jong
Osku- Lovers
Arthur Vheelaarhen
Arel Kool
Martin Paul
Rey
BE. Keteh
Waterloo
Low
Shirley
Larry “Rickel
Des Moines
John Breed Breed
Ottumwa
Carl Crann
Ternoon
Jake Fe
Pella
John Brouwer
Battle
Michigan
M Arnold Brouwer
William Breed Jr
Tne Woollows
Peter Breed
Ed Mpringstar
Leslie Ann
Leo Sweeney
RV. McKeey
Gene
Forrest Willeut
Knoxville
Black Hills
Dakota
David Miller
Merced
California
Monroe
Wayne Vader
Gale Institute
Minneapolis
Minnesota
William den’ Olfer
Harrison Sheperds
Lynnville
C. M. Hollingshead
Missouri
Congitional
Newton
Duely L
T. Wesley Pierson
Ardelle
Raymond O. Morgan
Daubters
Orville Nearmeyer
Cordova News Chatter and Travel Snippets
Cordova News items recount Dwight Harvey healing burns though still troubled by boils from infection. Hut Mikesell and Duane Ruckaman fished and recovered glasses. Local residents visit relatives in Minnesota California and Missouri. Cliford Eden recalls waxy yellow blossoms from a Missouri cactus plant. May and Lavers Dailey Know return from a West Coast trip. Joy sends air view card of North Platte Nebraska. Five cards from Deposit New York feature Front Street Oxuaga Lake and Chestnut Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Karr
Dwight Harvey
Hut Mikesell
Duane Ruckaman
Bobs
Onix
Jack Jennings
California
Tion
Kaythe
Harold Sellers
Minnesota
Rickabaish
Jimmy
Cliford
Eden
Missouri
May
Lavers Dailey
Californi
Oregon
Washington
West
North Platte
Nebraska
Deposit
New York
Front Street
Oxuaga Lake
Chestnut Lodge
Hanson's
Scott's
Amily
Day and Lloyd Return Home After Big Catch
Day and Lloyd have returned home. The largest fish they caught was a shovelhead from a canal near North Platte. The fragment mentions May Van Hemert, a card mailed at Paynesville, and travels from Cedar Falls toward Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Lloyd
North Platte
May
van Hemert
Farm Memorial Parade Would Last All Week
A memorial parade envisioned by Guy T. Noble would run all week during National Safety Week to honor farm accident victims. He proposed a lengthy procession of hearses and vehicles counting 851,000 autos and 1,755,000 people injured, with participation streaming by night and day to emphasize farm safety nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy T. Noble
Vicw
Theational Safety Council
Mime
National
Contruittee
Coble
Emancipation Vision in Safety Week Spectacle
Mr Noble envisions National Arm Safety Week ending at midnight with a spectacle to spur call for emancipation. He argues such action could free future farm citizens from needle accidents and keep American youth on farms to contribute to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Noble
America
Marion County State Bank Report of Condition Highlights
Financial report shows balances with other banks including reserve items and government obligations. The document lists balances, assets, and items in process of collection, along with bank premises details and related credit items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County State Bank
United States
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Tracy
Cand
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Ovet
Santa Monica
Calif
Ma. Howard Arisen
du Moines
Claire Henry
Las An Calif
Denne Pine
1Oey Thenotra
Tahan Opersti
Ball Rempe
Leivhte
Viawer
Rut
Ieyde
Eat
Ab Mos
Bool Danger
Donnatrt Vouin
Doe Attema
Attemal
Douwstra
van Ryswyk
Ake van Gorp
Basa van Rees
Jacob Verduyn
John Verduyn
Oskaloosa
Ems
Easilly
Helen
Pont
Travelux Mide
Widerata
Weestee Leg Rooms
Ample Head Foon
Yoursneelax
Pontinel
General Motors
Vogelaar Brothers
Franklin St
Pella, Iowa
Pune
Hattie
Monroe News
Rs Newton
Eimerson Morgan
Monray
Mes Veralee
Cordova
Colfax Sale Co.“Pany
Colfax Sale Company
Toca
Allcounts
Everdraftsy Bank
Wea
Ceherk
K. I. Bean
R. J. Ver Meer
K. H. Bean
RJ. Ver Meer
Iowa
Marion
Louis F. Bousqt
Zerolite
Dupont Paints
Dupont
Kuyper Builder’s Material Company
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