Neyenesch family long tied to Pella printing firm
The Des Moines Register notes the Neyenesch clan built a 65-year printing lineage in Pella. W B Neyenesch and H P Neyenesch led news and typesetting with H Neyenesch directing business. The saga traces early Blade to Pella Chronicle, then west to San Diego operations and a two-story Spanish-design plant.
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H. P. Neyenesch
H. P
W. B
Hattie Neyenesch
B. Neyenesch
Who's Who
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Robert
Ardent Cyclist Revered in Printing Family Saga
Mr Neyenesch born 1858 in Pella, now 78, long a printer after 70 years in the trade. The family of eight, including son and son-in-law, plus John James Mary Margaret Fred, all pursued the trade or exic crafts. Herman chose farming, a rare divergence in this multi generational printing household.
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Pella
Mrs. Neyenesch
Fred
Henry Neyenesch
Will
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
H. Negenesch
Herman
the Chronicle
Exic
Church Services Led by Rev Geo Gosselink and Reformers
Morning service conducted by Rev Geo Gosselink of Arabia with evening worship combined with First and Third Reformed churches. No service at the Second Church.
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Geo. Gosselink
Arabia
Open Bible Church announces revival and services
Rev. Lester Pease and family return to Open Bible Church to resume pastoral duties after a successful revival at Midland S Oak. Sunday schedule includes Sunday School 9 30 Morning Service 10 45 Young People's Service 6 45 Evening Service 7 20 and a sermon titled The Great Judgment Throne. Services invite all to attend and hear messages for the day.
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Lester Pease
Open Bible Church
Midland
S. Oak
Second Cha Ref Church on Thursday evening July 80
An OCR fragment reports a church event connected to Cha Ref Church scheduled for Thursday evening in July with an unclear day number. The readable text notes a church gathering or service time but lacks concrete details or full names. The item reads as a brief notice for a local church event.
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Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Runnels
Lawn social at Second Christian Reformed Church to feature Miss Marie Vos talk
Priscilla Ladies Aid sponsors a church lawn social on church grounds. Marie Vos missionary teacher at the Christian Reformed Mission School in Zuni New Mexico will present an illustrated talk. The Girl's Quartette will sing. Ice cream and cake will be sold. All invited.
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van Veen
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Anne Toom
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Priscilla Ladies Aid
Christian Reformed Mission School
Zuni
N. Mexico
Rigid culling advised to boost laying hen prospects
N F Waters of Iowa State College urges strict culling of hens and pullets this season to boost health and egg production. He stresses four square feet per bird, separating pullet and hen flocks, weighting hens, and careful feeding and housing of pullets as they begin laying.
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Poultry Husbandry Department
Towa State College
Waters
Horse Hits Two Autos Near Milton. Mystery How It Escaped
A horse owned by a farmer east of Milton escaped from a barn lot last Monday morning and was struck by two autos. Merrill March of Baring drove west and hit the animal, pushing it into a ditch. Franklin Verrios of Pella struck the horse a second time. The Marsh car sustained damage to lights and radiator. the Verrios car had a broken windshield and top. None of the occupants were injured. The horse’s escape remains unexplained.
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Milton
Merrill March
Baring
Franklin Verrios
Pella
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Marsh
Verrios
Bloomfield Democrat
New Outlets Sought For Domestic Eggs
Domestic eggs seek new outlets through a research project by the AAA and the Poultry Section of the Division of Marketing. With 50 percent of yearly output in March through June, a surplus above immediate demand is anticipated during the spring months.
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AAA
Division of Marketing and Marketing Agreements
4-H Club Show At Oskaloosa Opens Three Day Event
Oskaloosa hosts one of the largest 4-H club shows in history featuring a southern Iowa parish milking Shorthorn display, three days of running races, one day of auto racing, and fourteen circus acts with a complete midseason program.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
Southern Town Fair Moves to August in Oskaloosa
The twenty first annual Southern Town Fair will run August 17 to 21 in Oskaloosa. Changes shift dates from Labor Day week to mid August, enabling a larger program with an elaborate fireworks show and an expanded entertainment lineup. Premium revisions aim to attract more entries and higher cash awards across departments while agricultural show directors expand offerings. Booking arrangements with the Davis County Fair at
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Davis County
Oskaloosa Midweek Grandstand Change Promises Big Fair Show
Bloomfield allows midweek grandstand alterations and guarantees the largest Hippodrome display in 21 years at the Southern Iowa Fair. Three days of derby races under Kentucky State Racing Commission rules attract Midwest runners to Oskaloosa. The Tall Corn Derby, over a mile and seventy yards, carries a $250 purse, rain or shine. Top dirt track drivers compete in events under the National Motor Contest Association with winners eligible for national meets.
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Iowa
Kentucky State Racing Commission
Midwest
Oskaloosa
America
National Motor Contest Association
Naval Facts Worth Knowing From A Navy Page
Tide changes rise from moon and sun attraction with the sun contributing about two fifths of the effect. Early telegraph use on a US warship dates to 1850. Admiral Perry went to Japan with his squadron in 1852. Navy Hospital Corpsmen wear Navy uniforms when with Marines, using the Geneva Cross insignia. San Diego recruits gain about 14 pounds in three months from training and diet. On June 30, 1815 Commodore Decatur signed a peace treaty with the Bay of Algiers.
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Japan
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Marine Corps
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Naval Training Station
San Diego
California
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Bay of
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