American Legion Picnic At Grandman Pasture
American Legion and Auxiliary held a large picnic two miles north of town after rain delayed plans. About 57 Legion members and a similar number of Auxiliary or family members attended, with a group photo taken. A plentiful supper was served and many ordered copies of the picture. Discussion touched on the upcoming National Legion Convention in New Orleans and rail travel, with projections of round trips for Iowa delegates and costs estimated at around 36 dollars for the rail fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Pella
Newton
Monroe
Ye Foto Shop
National Legion
New Orleans
Family ties bind paper to Baptist faith in Iowa
Mrs. Art Koelman and her children were visitors in Oskaloosa on Tuesday. A Prairie City resident, Mrs. M. E. Shearer, praised the local paper saying it has stayed in her family from founder to her until her death and now in her daughter's hands, wishing it long life and prosperity for the Baptist denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Koelman
Oskaloosa
M. E. Shearer
Prairie City
Iowa
Vacation Pil Grim's Progress My Dear Mr. Young
I arrive at Cape Colorado a hundred miles east of Denver with a general store, bank, church and few houses. We covered 700 miles in three and a half days via Knoxville Indianapolis Winterset and Greenfield to Culbertson then Haigier. The roads were mostly hard and travel by automobile proves democracy as thousands journey for America's nature and growth. We praise trailer travel for comfort and economy and defend the automobile against critics while noting varied outfits and humility of travel.
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Mr. Young
Cape, Colorado
Denver
Knoxville
Indianola
Winterset
Greenfield
Cornell Bluffs
Omaha
Lincoln
Hastings
Holdrege
McCook
Culbertson
Burlington Highway
America
Davenport
Page County Farmers Band Afternoon Session Program
Afternoon session features a 1:00 concert by the Page County Farmers Band followed by a 1:30 community singing led by the band. Includes an address by Mrs. Vera Busick Schuttler of Farmington Missouri and music by Hon. J. A. O. Preus governor of Minnesota, plus a round table discussion led by Secretary Cunningham.
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Page County Farmers’ Band
Vera Busick Schuttler
Farmington
J. A. O. Preus
Minnesota
Secretity’ Cunningham
Church notes and worship schedule at First Christian Reformed and Baptist churches
The First Christian Reformed Church schedules 9 00 a m Lord s Day 37 The Right use of the Oath Holland 130 p m John 7 37 Invited to Come Holland 730 p m Matt 24 37 39 God s Sign of Worldiness in the Earth English The Baptist church says the pastor will be home from vacation and regular services will be held Sunday morning and evening
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Howard R. Gold
Christian Herald
First Christian Reformed Church
Holland
English
Milk campaign cited by extension workers in two counties
Extension specialists say milk supports a healthful diet but should not eclipse vegetables or sleep. The effort was powered by cooperation of the farm bureau welfare bureau and home demonstration agents in both counties led by Florence Imlay. J H Reuvers left for Mason City for a K P Grand Lodge meeting. Best coffee at L Popma's.
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Farm Bureau
Welfare Bureau
Florence Imlay
Extension Service
J. H. Reuvers
Mason City
K. P
Grand Lodge
Infant Myron Gaass dies of whooping cough in Osceola area
Infant Myron Gaass, aged 2 months and 30 days, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gaass of White Oak, passed away Friday July 21 1922 from whooping cough. Grandson of Mr. and Mrs. D W Gaass of Pella.
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Myron Gaass
Arthur Gaass
White Oak
Oskaloosa Herald
D. W. Gaass
Pella
Good Program for Farm Bureau Day
Governor J A O Preus will address Farm Bureau Day at the state fair August 28 in the assembly tent. Vera Busick Schuttler of Farmington Missouri will speak on farm women and children. Page County Farmers band will perform at 9:30 and 10:30 with short talks by Farm Bureau workers recapping the past decade.
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J. A. O. Preus
Minnesota
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Movement
Iowa Farm Bureau
Vera Busick Schuttler
Farmington
Missouri
Pageounty Farmers’ Band
Federation
Mrs Biesma Dies at 78 in Pella Area Funeral Held
Mrs Biesma died at her son in law A Buwalda home three and a half miles northwest of Pella at 11 00 am Sunday July 23 1922 aged 78 years 3 months 4 days from a paralytic stroke suffered a month earlier Funeral services were held Tuesday at the home at 1 00 pm and at the First Christian Reformed church at 2 00 pm Interment was at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Biesma
A. Buwalda
Pella
First Christian Reformed Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Children Drink More Milk Campaign Affects Iowa Counties
Iowa extension service reports Woodbury and Webster county youths drink more milk and less coffee due to the Drink More Milk campaign. Rural schools show 25 percent more milk use, 8 percent less coffee, 33 percent less restlessness, 33 percent improved work, 26 percent weight gains. City schools show even larger milk rise and related gains.
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Woodbury
Webster County
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Woodbury County
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Delco
G.H. Vanden Berg & Co
Pilgrim’s Progress
Fellowes
Betsy
H. M. Bruins
L. Popma’s
Vander Linden
Pres. C. W. Hunt
Biesma
Star Auto CO
Oppenheimer-Alsop CO
Baldaufs
Frankels - Oppen
Imers
the Golden Eagle
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