Oskaloosa Chautauqua Aug 11 21 Schedule
The schedule lists daily programs for the Oskaloosa Chautauqua from Aug 11 to 21. It names speakers such as A Rosenberger J W Somerville Will Carleton Gypsy Smith Ida B Wise Arthur K Peck Alfred Montgomery Governor Richard Yates Booth Lowrey Geo Wendling and others with concerts by Parland Newhall Co Rounds Ladies Orchestra and moving pictures by the Chicago Bio-Scenograph and Eva Bartlett Macey Co along with çeşitli lectures and mass meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. A. Rosenberger
J. W. Somerville
The
de Armonds
Chicago Bio- Scenograph
Thomias McClarey
Will Carleton
Gypsy Smith
Alfred Montgomery
Parland Newhall Co
Bell Ringers
Champ Clark
Missouri
Moving Pictures
Parland-Newhall Company
Father Vaughan
Parland- Newhall Co
Richard Yates
Illinois
Eva Bartlett Macey Co
Iva Bartlett
Booth Lowrey
Geo. R. Wendling
Peoria Social News and Health Notices
Daisy Jackson is ill at home and Hens family welcomed a baby boy born recently. H Baron improves slowly. Rile Smith in poor health. W N Hunt reports current weather tied to heart trouble. Ed Spain attends normal and will join Peoria school in fall term. Fred Keller returns from three months in Kansas. E L Maudlin recovering after horse incident. John Swank and son Johnnie visited Wm Hoover near Tainter. Chester Fleming lawn party one mile northwest, a leading mid summer social event with guests and informal entertainment and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.N Huntis
Spain
Peoria School
Fred Keller
Kansas
E. L. Maudlin
John Swank
Johnnie
Wm. Hoover
Tainter
Chester Fleming
Otley and Surroundings Social and Health Notes
Otley notes show Mrs Mary Vriezelaar improving after illness. Rev O W Catlin and wife from Pella visited Otley friends over Sunday and he assisted in the morning Baptist service. Visits include Mr John van den Baard’s team accident with wagon damage, and Mrs Schipper of New Holland S Oak visiting Mrs Schring who is very low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vriezelaar
O. W. Catlin
Pella
Otley
the Baptist Church
John van den Baard
E. Schipper
New Holland S. Oak
Durham News Notes Local Visits and Church Life
Rev Stine attended to bees then visited Sigourney on business. Miss Zingmaster of Ottumwa visits the Henry family. Two Henry grandchildren stay with Grandpa J A Henry and Aunt Ida Turner. Rev Moon of Harvey baptizes new members at Eureka school. W M Roberts visits Des Moines with daughter’s family. Durham Lodge installs officers. next week installs appointed officers. L L McClure and family visit relatives in Lacy Iowa and Attica. Bud reports his father in ill health. Samuel Smith’s work horse dies after a mishap on the English bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stine
Durham
Sigourney
Miss Zingmaster
Ottumwa
Henry
W. M. Roberts
M. A. Henry
Bonaparte
J. A. Henry
Ida Turner
Rev. Moon
Harvey
Eureka
L. L. McClure
Lacy
R. A. Sharon
McClure
Sharon
Attica
Grandpa Sharon
Bud
Texas relatives visit Knoxville tied to Durham family
and children of Texas were calling on relatives here Tuesday and made a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Durham. Mrs. Curtis will make a visit of a few days in Knoxville with Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCrillis and sister Miss Jane and leave for their Texas home Monday of next week. Her sister Jane will accompany her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
C. H. Durham
Curtis
Knoxville
Charles McCrillis
Jane
Local residents attend events and travels near Pella
Richard Synhorst visited in Pella last Sunday. Miss Bess Synhorst entertained the W. W. Girls last Tuesday afternoon. Herman Tysseling left for a business trip to Keokuk. Lizzie Van Houweling of Pella visits Miss Bertha Herney near Olivet. Mrs H Veenschoten and daughter of Orange City visit friends nearby. Jennie Bieshaar returned from Pella last Saturday. Christine Van der Zyl visits at Leaver Ploeg home. Hattie Veenstra and Ethel Walker go to Oskaloosa for normal. Mr and Mrs C Ver Ploeg of Oskaloosa spend part of last week at G Ver Ploeg home on vacation. Mae Klaaren and brother John go to Oskaloosa for Band Concert. Mr and Mrs Fred Den Burger of Pella visit D De Pringer home over Sunday. Rev and Mrs IX J Dykema, with Mabel Van Beek and Margaret Dykema, depart for Wortendyke New Jersey where the Reverend has a new charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Synhorst
Pella
Miss Bess Synhorst
W. W
Herman Tysseling
Keokuk
H. Veenschoten
Orange City
Jennie Bieshaar
Christine van der Zyl
Leaver Ploeg
Hattie Veenstra
Ethel Walker
Oskaloosa
C. Ver Ploeg
G. Ver Plog
Mae Klaaren
John
IX. J. Dykema
Mabel van Beek
Margaret Dykema
Wortendyke
New Jersey
Monroe Team Heads to Leighton Oskaloosa and beyond
The Monroe baseball squad travels Tuesday to play games at Leighton Oskaloosa Albia and Bussey amid anticipation of strong results. Local street work, new barn for races and a church organ highlight the town scene with civic and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Pella
Leighton
Oskaloosa
Albia
Bussey
den Ade
Vander Heiden
Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oskaloosa Chautauqua
Ida B. Wise
Thos. McClarey
Arthur K. Peck
Boston
Preston W. Search
Search
Alexander Corkey
la Salle Corbell Pickett
Childbride
Gettysburg
Eva Bartlett Macey
Ralph Bingham
A. E. Kepford
S. A. Long
Ladies’ Orchestra
Clyde W. Lamar
Rounds’ Ladies’ Orchestra
Pitt Parker
Peoria
Daisy Jackson
A. S. Hensyes
H. Baron
Messrs
Lester and
Frank Willey
Seevers
J. Longdin
Myrtle Metz
Des Moines
A. T. van Houweling
van Houweling
Reformed Church
J. G. Brouwer
Samuel Smith
Town
English Bridge
J.S. McCrillis
Bethel
MyaiCu
Lizzie van Houweling of
Bertha Herney
Olivet
Fred den Burger of
D. de Pringer
H. D. Wormhoudt
Prince of Wales
Canada
Plains of Abraham
Jacques Cartier
Bank of the St. Lawrence
de Bruin
de Cook
H. Rhynsburger
Carson
Christian Reformed
Supreme Court of Iowa
Iowa
Knoxville Journal
T. Vi Hart
East Marion Street
Carrie Cox
Stubenrauch
Love Gaass
Hattie Vander Meulen
Jeptha Dale Stentz
Dow Phelps
Mr. Hart
Mrs. Hart
Albert Kling
Galesburg
Gerrit Slykoort
Kling
Bell Clothing House
Faassen & den Adel Co
SAE
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