Personality Is Needful Says Mr Kindley
Edward Kindley of Des Moines told the 1988 Pella high school graduates that personality is the needful trait for success in business and life. The ceremony featured diplomas and certificates, music from the band and glee clubs, and remarks stressing education, citizenship, and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella High School
Edward Kindley
Des Moines
A. Haverkamp
G. Menning
Emily Kuyper
Miranna Kenning
Pete van Ooyen
Anna Mae Langerak
Charles de Wild
Marjorie Veenman
Everett Vande Voor
Dorothy Vander Ploeg
William Vande Rie Bernace
Famous Hutchinson family flies for eleven years
The Hutchinson family four members Lieutenant Colonel George R. Hutchinson Mrs Hutchinson Janet Ice and Kathryn have traveled for eleven years in their own airplane visiting Labrador Newfoundland Greenland Iceland Europe Mexico Central America the United States and Canada They praise Quaker Oats as a great breakfast for active energetic people keeping nerves healthy aiding digestion and supplying Vitamin B for energy and appetite
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
George R. Hutchinson
Mrs. Hutchinson
Janet Ice
Kathryn
Phey
Labrador
Newfoundland
Greenland
Iceland
Europe
Mexico
Central America
United States
Canada
Col. Hutchinson
Turning Talk: Crafting Jobs Through Effort and Focus
The speaker argues that progress creates jobs by demanding workers and products. He urges worthy youth to pursue excellence, noting long timelines for mastery versus quick success. Concentration and best effort are highlighted as keys, with a reminder that capable substitutes exist if one falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindley
Tribute to Ray I. Dietrick for County Auditor bid
Ray I. Dietrick of Red Rock Township seeks the Democratic nomination for County Auditor in the June primary. The candidate is described as highly qualified with experience as a farmer merchant mine operator and WPA foreman and has served as township assessor and school treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Ray I. Dietrick
Red Rock Township
Endorsement for M Die as an Honest Public Leader
An Adv. W P Martin praise lauds M Die as a clean, merit based official. It highlights his labor union support, WPA foreman fairness, reliable self made character, practical sense, and strong connection to the people. The writer urges voters to back him for two terms, noting responsibilities to a large family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dierich
WPA
U.S
Duto
Adv
W. P. Martin
Chinning the Bar For Upright Posture Exercise Tip
To straighten rounded shoulders and backs, perform pull-ups with the backs of the hands toward the face. This old fashioned chinning the bar exercise should be done daily for several months to straighten the spine and improve posture.
Obituary Notice for Mrs Jerome Palmer of Keota
Mary A Pettibone Palmer born near Pontiac Illinois April 30 1853 moved to Iowa 1855 married Jerome Palmer April 30 1871 raised five children Armilla Cole Ton J Rush Webber T Mollie Carris and Victor H Palmer. She died May 23 1929 aged 85 in Keota burial in Keota Cemetery with funeral May 25 conducted by Rev Vern W Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Palmer
Keata
Armilla Cole
Pella
Oscar Pettibone
Chas, Ballard
Roy Wallace
North English
Wm. Wallace
Williamsburg
Laura Coffman
Henry Coffman
South Engl
Mary A. Pettibone
Pontiac
Illinois
Franklin
Armilla Pettibone
Iowa
Iowa County
Ton. J. Rush
Jacksonville
Florida
Webber T
Chicago
Mollie Carris
Orlando
Fla
Victor H
Keota
Palmer
Co. B
28Th Iowa Infantry
Baptist Church
Keota Eagle
Committee to Mark Historic Sites in Iowa
A committee to mark Iowa historic sites was announced by the Iowa Centennial Committee led by Mrs. Ralph Henderson of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The plan envisions bronze or stone markers at scenic and historic points across Iowa with likely recommendations to establish a permanent uniform marking system in cooperation with the State Highway Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ralph Henderson
Martha Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sioux City
Minnesota
Herbert Hoover
John Brown
State Highway Commission
Voice of Approval From California
Mrs. Ed Van Gorp received commendation from her sister Mrs. Hazel Mann Mountain View California praising the Chronicle for featuring a Baptist church decoration with palm leaves. The note mentions a future tulip time item and compliments editor Hoge Sadler of the Mt View Register and Leader for its quality and abundant photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed van Gorp
Hazel Mann
Mountain View
Cal
Chronicle
Baptist Church
Health hazards from facial injuries and lime sulfur berry sprays
The text warns that facial injuries near the upper lip risk brain infection and rapid death if untreated. It advises never placing first aid products on heat sources. It also discusses protecting black raspberries from anthracnose or gray bark with lime sulfur sprays at growth stages six to ten inches and again before bloom, detailing a mixture and dilution.
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Kindley
C. C. Buerkens
Jane Gosselink
Dora Bootsma
H. C. Wormhoudt
Board of Education
King Speaker
Arie H. Bogaard
Democratic
Arie H, Bogaard
John Wynberg
Joe de Koning
Board of Supervisors
Ende
Columbia
E. D. Flanagan OF
Albert E
Rehor
Melcher
S. F. Cole
Bailey
California
Frank
Frush
Hollis L. Bybee
Auditor
Wilhelmina
Miss Wilkes
Paul Applegate
Indiana Township
Bulle
Knoxville
Ray L. Dietrick
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