Nearby Town Women Host Social in Church Base ment
The Women's Christian Fellowship of the Community Church held Friday afternoon activities in the church basement. After singing Trust and Obey, prayers and programs were led by Mrs Histoiateworth Bee Elsworth, with Mrs Ollie Terlouw and Mrs Bruce Conover in charge. Readings included poems The Bible and The Secret, and an article When God withholds rain. Lunch followed, hosted by Mr Orville Vander Wilt and Mrs William Vos, with many town residents attending and various social visits noted.
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Women’s Christian Fellowship
Community Church
Histoiateworth
Bee. Elsworth
Dispensation
Ollie Terlouw
Bruce Conover
Orville Vander Wilt
William Vos
Ellsworth
C. Vanind
Tunis de Ruiter
Bernard Kooistra
P. G. Rozendaal
Julia
Lloyd Vande Krol
Virgil Kooistra
Fred de Vr
Wilburn van Wyk
Lois
Joyce Kruseman
Oskaloosa
Harry Monroe
Muriel Renaud
Kathleen End
Bert Renaud
Penny College
Res Midi Club
Homer McDowell Mar Schulz
Mamie Boat
James McMeekin
M. R. Anderson
Jack ‘Asby
Walton Conover
Fred de Vries
Ernest Elliott
Robert ‘Holdefer
Bryce Macy
James McMeskin
Erma
G. Wisgerhot
Weiss
Montezuma
Muate
Towa State College
E Bully
Voc. Ag
Robert Holdefer
Holdefer
Florida
Sully Park
Albert Hasselbrink
Leonard Kling
Sunday Socials And Lions Club Picnic At Old Be menu
Lynnville residents gathered for Sunday evening visits at the George McCoy home with Elmer Van Arkel and grandchildren from Newton and for Friday dinner with the Perry and Renaud families in Newton. Lions Club members hosted a picnic supper at Old Bemenu featuring fried chicken potato salad and ice drink with many neighbors and relatives in attendance.
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Elmer van Arkel
Newton
George McCoy
Mex Perry
Roger
Alhambra
Calif
L. G. Perry
Vina Renaud
Glen Lewis
Russell
Lions Club
Old Be
Max Hardin
New Sharon
Art Crews
Bradley
Edward Renaud
Donald Charles
Richard and
Ann
Cliff Crews
Laverne Jones
Evalena van Gen
Bruce Gat Phillip
Beverly
Carl Byrd
Glen van Genderen
Linda Mark
Marsha
Urs Ni
Old nameplate found on Central College library building
Work on Central College library exterior reveals past history as 1893 construction nameplates reemerge. The original building housed chapel library gymnasium and classrooms and was known as Y M and Y W C A Building. A 1918 addition bore Library over entrance. A fire in 1917 led to reconstruction using the old auditorium foundation. The 1893 nameplate will be hidden again as brick facing proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Library
Y.M
Y.W.C.A
Auditorium
Libri
Phil Cummings
Central College
Central
S “Y.M
Progres
Central College Library
Local Social Notes Highlight July Birthdays and Visits
The column lists birthdays including Mrs McMain born July 23 and Mr and Mrs Clair Gifford plus Gindy as Sunday visitors. Family groups travel to Grinnell to see A T Gifford at Elm Rest, reported in good condition. Keith Conn undergoes skin grafting after hospital admission July 16 and July 19 surgery, with family visits noted.
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Ton
Robert Scull
Dale
Barbara
Renee
McMain
Lelia
Lark Snider
Grinnell
Marks
Larry Snider
Moline
Ronnie Conn
University Hospital
Town City
Galesburg News Local Visiting and Quilt Group
Mrs Anna De Bruyn visited in Newton at the Charles Fraser home while Karla Kay Carpenter spent days with Judy Wilson. Cheryl Hawkins of Monroe visited her grandparents the Dearingers. The Galesburg Christian Ladies Aid met at the church aid room for a quilting session with attendees including Mrs Anna De Bruyn and others. Mr and Mrs Carl De Bruyn are building a breeze way and double garage on their new four bedroom home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna de Bruyn
Charles Fraser
Newton
Karla Kay Carpenter
Judy Wilson
Cheryl Hawkins
Monroe
Arthur Dearinger
Galesburg Christian Ladies ‘Aid
Church Aid Room
Dewey Ramer
Mamie Kling
Hattie Carpenter
Harry Zickel
Kenneth Carpenter
Curtis Dearinger
Ringer
Barbara
Harry
Lee
Lorraine
Brian
Anna Ramner
Colfax
Carl de Bruyn
Local Residents Host Distant Guests and Family News
Mr and Mrs Clyde Rawlins and family embark on a new home addition. Farmers report corn sprayed by pl hoppers. Mr and Mrs Gerald De Kock and daughter and others visit Joe Kaldenberg home. Mrs Anna De Bruyn undergoes emergency appendectomy at Skiff hospital Newton. Warren Lafoon and Bobbie visit Martin Dearinger home. Hattie Carpenter and Earl Carter visit Mamie Kling home. Grace Schnug visits Harold Schnug home. Wilbur Sparks family return from two week California trip.
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Clyde Rawlins
Gerald de Kock
van Ringelestein
Oskaloosa
Hattie Carpenter
Joe Kaldenberg
Anna de Bruyn
Skiff Hospital
Newton
Warren Lafoon
Bobbie
Martin Dearinger
Earl Carter
Des Moines
Galesburg Christian Church
Mamie Kling
Grace Schnug
Monroe
Harold Schnug
Wilbur Sparks and Sons
California
Rolecreenings and visits across Iowa and Illinois
Mr and Mrs Chris Dunham and Mr and Mrs Jake Richards visited relatives in Irksville Missouri. Clarence Vander Veer and family spent Sunday in Beacon. Imogene Sheets stayed with Donna and Bi Hall in Ottumwa. Anna Sneller and family picnicked in Pioneer Park Des Moines Tuesday. Shirley Vande Lune and fiance Joe Schutte with Mr and Mrs Henry Schutte traveled to Chicago to fetch parents A Schutte who arrived from the Netherlands. Office: Bill Kilpatrick begins two week eastern sales trip. Al Reisser vacationing at Clear Lake. Jorie Kuiper attended funeral services for grandfather But Engbers. Bernice Rus vacationing at Lake Okoboji. Leo Van Vark welcomed a son on July 21. Orlo De Bruin vacationing in Wyoming. Lenora Vogelaar of Otley guest of Mildred Westerkam. Sara Mae Van Maaren absent, had flu.
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Carroll
James Blom
Pel
Clarence Renaud
Case Jansen
Andrew van Zante
John Blom
John Vande Krol
Catherine Kooistra
Wilburn van Wyk
Raymond
Son
Miothe van Zante
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Gerrit van Norden
Albert Nikkel
Pella
Jake Nikkel
Bill van Norden
Henry Oe Jansen
Hollandale
Minn
van Norden
Jennie Nikkel
Vernon van Wyk
Thedeyr Joyce
Kruseman
Elmer Mitchell
Malcolm and Daughters
Bill Noel
Grinnell
Floyd Brown
Moline
Ah Ui
van Ws
Will van Mh Seaeenee
Gerrit van Sant
Lutheran
Chris Dunham
Jake Richards
Irksville
Missouri
Clarence Vander Veer
Beacon
Sylvester Vander Veer
Imogene Sheets
Donna
Bi Hall
Ottumwa
Anna Sneller
Pioneer Park
Shirley Vande Lune
Joe Schutte
Henry Schutte
Clcago
A. Schutte
Netherlands
Bill Kilpatrick
al Reisser
Clear Lake
Jorie Kuiper
Engbers
Bernice Rus
Lake Okoboji
Leo van Vark
Orlo de Bruin
Wyoming
Lenora Vogelaar
Otley
Mildred ‘Westerkam
Sara Mae van Maaren
Commission Compiles Community Guidebook for Development
The Iowa Development Commission reports a Community Guide for Industrial Development compiled by Ronald P. Hallock. It outlines how community organizations can aid in attracting industry, its aims to provide knowledge for action programs, and covers community problems evaluation, planning, and follow up including site factors and duties of development committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Development Commission
Ronald P. Hallock
Commission
Hallock
Guide for Industrial Development Offered by Iowa Agency
Communities obtain the Guide for Industrial Development from the Iowa Development Commission in Des Moines. The publication supports local planning and economic growth efforts through state guidance and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Development Commission
Des Moines
Separate Deer License Required Of Bowhunters
The Iowa Conservation Commission plans a 1966 bowhunters deer season license. A separate bow and arrow license would apply to deer hunting, while a regular license remains for small game with bow and arrow. Two license types may be issued: Bow and arrow only and shotgun restricted. State attorney general favors the licensing method. licenses to be printed. The 1956 deer season is not set. most 1956 57 seasons will be decided at the August Commission session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Commission
Toda
Bruce Stiles
Commission
Iowa
Last Day to Sign for Soilbank Extended
Marion County ASC chairman Merril L. Robuck says the soil bank acreage reserve sign up deadline is extended to Friday July 27 to allow more farmers to participate. By July 20, 92 agreements had been signed, with more expected before the new deadline as officials noted prior access delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Merril L. Robuck
ASC
Marion County
Department of Agriculture
Robuck
Soil bank agreement deadlines extended by Iowa committee
The Iowa committee extended soil bank deadlines with new dates. July 27 remains the cutback day for wheat and for clipping barley, oats and rye on acreage entering the reserve, shifting from an original July 15. August 3 becomes the final date for cutting back corn and for plowing under or clipping flax, grain sorghum and soybeans for the reserve, moving from July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Committee
Iowa
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Hudson
Centerville
Sheila Thomas
Near New Sharon
Pearl Shaffer
Clyde Lisk
Alan
Jill
Lisk
Elmer Lisk
Madge Dunsbergen
Sunda
Bill Dunsbergen
Good Will Club
Finley Hudson
Mary Brown
Elsie Renaud
Carrie Quire
Jennie Dunnick
Rose Jones
Alberta Ratcliff
Beatrice Meredith
Oda McCoy
Frank Dornsbach
Randy
Floris Dunnick
Anna Dunnick
Bloomfield Hospital
Clair Fenner
Searsboro
Gerald Benson
Carol
Ronnie
Art Ettings
Los Angeles
Teresa
Rayford Meredith
Dennis
Miss Lair
Marshal Meredith
Bruce
Glen Brignon
Judy Meredith
A. B. Meredith
Shirley
Dena Mereith
Ettings
Donald Meredith
Rayford
Teresa Meredith
Mra
Nebraska
Walt Becker
Detroit Lakes
Minnesota
Bradley Crews
A. Gause
Clifford Crews
Linda
Genderen
Bert Terpstra
Mike van Genderen
Everett van Genderen
Steve Becker
Fayette
Ossie
Malissa Taylor
Ammy Barton
Charles Allee
Bill
Silvis
Will Allee
Gertrude Meredith
Allee
Lynnville News
Mrs. Harold Macy
Chronicle News
College
Galesburg
K. Carpenter
EAP
Paardekooper
Navaco
Vavaco
Wnings
Frank Tromp
Soilbank
Lois Grooters
L Blue
Pat Ulrich
Gabardine
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