Nearby Towns and Rural Families Share Weekend Visits
News notes from rural communities about visitors and calls. Mr and Mrs Abraham De Zwarte and son Marvin visited Henry H. Van Dene. John Vanden Baard and Diekema of Pella called on Corne Vanden Baard and family. Ari¢ Brower and daughter visited Mrs Pier Cornelia and Mrs Will Monster, with other visits among De Zwarte and De Wild families near Pella and west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham de Zwarte
Marvin
Henry H. van Dene
John Vanden Baard
Northwest
Pel
Jim Vanden Baard
Diekema
Pella
Cornie Vanden Baard
Ari¢ Brower
Pier Cornelia
John de Will
Baard
de Wild
Corn
Will Monster
Henry M. de Zwarte
Junella
M. A. de Zwarte
Abraham
de Zwarte
Sehakel
Olof West
Taintor and kin attend cousin funeral in Galesburg
Taintor Mr. and Mrs. Earl Longaker attended the funeral services for a cousin at Galesburg Thursday afternoon. Various neighbors and relatives are listed as visitors and callers in Pella Kellogg and Oskaoosa areas, with local social visits and minor travel noted.
Local residents visit Fifield and nearby towns
Fifield notes show Anna Mae Kuiken working at several homes in the area and Pella shoppers visiting Thursday afternoon. Ralph Poortinga remains with Wm Verwers while his mother Mrs. Frank Poortinga remains ill. Visits extend to Lynnville Otley Mitchellville and Cyrus Keuning homes with Gerrit Vande Kieft family making a stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mae Kuiken
John Gosseink
Wm. Zegers
Hendreka
John Vanden Berg
Wm. Verwers
Pella
Ralph Poortinga
Frank Poortinga
Ben Verwers
Betty Jean
Lynnville
Raymond Verwers
Otley
Local events blend family milestones and club gatherings
Leighton De Jong underwent a tonsillectomy at Des Moines General Hospital. The Heap o’ Livin’ club met at Mrs. Joe Rummel’s Friday with 25 members and one visitor, and refreshments by Mrs. M De Revs and Mrs. John Den Hartog. June 25 meeting planned at Mrs. Dirk Beintema’s. Mr. and Mrs. Vander Linden celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary with a May 27 family gathering in Pella and Sioux Center attendees. Daily Vacation Bible School opens this week at the Christian Re formed School. Visitors to local homes noted, including Ames Memorial Day trips. A son weighing ten pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Vander Heuvel of C r at the hospital in Oskaloosa on May 26. Several families visited and hosted Sunday meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin de Jong
William de Jong
General Hospital
Des Moines
Joe Rummel
Walter Brummel
Dwight Douglas
M. de Revs
John den Hartog
Dirk Beintema
I. W. Vander
M. Vander Linden
Carl Rene
Groenendyke
Fred van Zonk
Tville
Howard Mosher
Milo
Roy van Henkelem
J. A. van Zuuk
Central college notes and local visits overview
Prairie City and nearby residents visit as Central college activities unfold. Rev R D Meengs and Mrs Meengs from Sioux Center join Huibregtses Monday to Thursday for campus events. Joyce Huibregtse and Edward Huibregtse join Central choir on tour. Commencement address delivered by Dr Lubbers. Memorial services led by Rev Finley. Charles Hayes spoke at Park memorial exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Meengs
Sioux Center
Huibregtses
Central College
Walters
Peoria
J. J. Boot
Jenks
A. J. Rovvart
Pella
J. Boot
Rovaart
Mr. Redeker
Jerry
Joyce Huibregtse
Bess Jabaai
Edw. Huibregtse
General Synod
Ashbury Park
Joyce
Edward Huibregtse
Central College Choir
Nettie de Gooyer
Orange City
Iowa
California
Frank Smits
Rozendaal family visits from Castlewood South Dakota
Sally Rozendaal and family visited William Rozendaal in Castlewood from Monday to Thursday last week. Guest Misa Marcella Sikkink, a Central College student, stayed Wednesday evening. Leonard Maasdam and his wife welcomed a son born Saturday at Abbott Hospital in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rozendaal
James
Castle Wood
South Dakota
William Rozendaal
Misa Marcella Sikkink
Central College
Pellago A
Rozendaal
Asc Endant
Castlewood
Leonard Maasdam
Abbott Hospital
Reiet
Gertrude Wielaard
Herman Buitenwerf
Pella
Albert
Ray Bullen- Toate
Mrz
de Pronger
Barry “Atwood
Arlene Coulter
Nese
Thoraiay
Goldfeld
Caadeen
el Na
Wake Up and Live Show With Winchell At Rivola Oskaloosa
An unknown bearded man interrupts filming of Wake Up and Live at Rivola Theatre in Oskaloosa, trying a hot tip on Santa Anita. The moment triggers laughter from Ned Sparks and leads to identifying Gregory atoll before Winchell buys a cup of cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Winchell
Rivola
Oskaloosa
Ben Bernie
Twentieth Century-Fox
Rivola Theatre
Ned Sparks
Sparks
Alice Faye
Santa Anita
Gregory Atoll
Winchell
Community Notes From Pella Area Events
Last Thursday in Pella featured a picnic at West Market. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gregory of Kellogg last Wednesday. Mrs. Fred De Vries and family returned from Knoxville. Mr. and Mrs. Loren and children hosted Sunday guests including Polly Brown of Des Moines. The Flannons and Selinwalls spent Sunday with Mrs. Maimie Boat and family. Alice Shutts visits Newton relatives. Wilma De Jong received a miscellaneous shower with many hosts and attendees listed. Dick Baarda hosted guests near Kellogg Saturday afternoon. Wallace Kling and family were Friday supper guests in Newton. Martha Circle of the Reformed church met under Mrs. Leslie Van der Kool. Bible study and program enjoyed. fifteen members attended. The Sally Symphonic Band gave its first concert in the city park with several pieces performed. Memorial day visits noted for Rozendaal and others. Pupils of the Christian school presented a program with songs and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred de Vries
Bobby
Teddy
Knoxville
Loren
Roy Polly Brown
Des Moines
Grant
Shutts
Owen Flannson Carlton
Paul Selinwell
Maimie Boat
Stanley Wood
Norman
Gerald
Sophia Ann Ter Louw
Wilma van der Leest
William van Genderen
Anna van Genderen
Wilbur Schnell
Martin van Wyk
Henry van Wyk Jr
Paul van Dyk
Agnes Mathes
Gertrude
Jeanette van Wyk
Bruce Huyser
Harold de Jong
Ralph Moes
Aric Lanser
Wilma
Harry and
Lewis
Will de Penning
Helen
Marvin
Gerrit Jansen
Kenneth
Lawrence van Rees
Lenora
Henrietta
Joyce
Joan
John Meppelink
Ruth Elaine
Oskaloosa
Fred de Jong
Mathilda Brand
William Lanser
Wilma de Jong
Oliver Wisgerhof
R. A. de Jong
Connie Vander Zyl
Arthur Vander Pol
Herman Crum
Betty
Pella
David Walbeck
Colorado
Gerrit Wisgerhof
Sally Symphonic Band
Cornet
Rosa Massie Wood
Alice Blue
Betty de Jong
Eneth Macy
Ruthardian
Grace Reading
Ray Ver
Chaffe
Keithsburg
Carrol Rozendaal
N Et
Sears Rand
Frank Martin
Will Schroyer
Lawrence
Kansas
Lusetta Martin
The
Christian Schol
Christian School
Case Willemsen
Ella
Henn Willemsen
Kellogg
Everett Willemsen
Lynnville
Jeff Willemsen
Tainter
Arie Willemsen
Mary
Diamond ball tourney crowns Sully winners at Sully Park
Local diamond ball action brought teams from Taintor Kilduff Reasnor and Sully to Sully ball park last Thursday. Kilduff beat Taintor, Sully beat Reasnor, then Sully defeated Kilduff in the final. Nearby visits included Lou Kanawha with Lane Dunnick and Anne Willemsen party staying through Sunday.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Porterville
Taintor
Earl Longaker
Galesburg
Lesie Ryan
Tompa Taylor
Grace Hull
Devern Hull
L. Hull
Harry Stanley
Oskaoosa
Glenn Craver
Lottie Elwood
Phoebe Paton
Garner
Des
Fern Garret
Nellie Marion
Otto Pethoven
Chas. Linsted
Paul Wehrle
Cottingham
Russell
Lige Stevens
New Sharon
John Leary
Calison
Grinnell
Poe
Bristol Hull
Afton Hull
Harriet
Gerald Stanley
Clarence Rogers
To Mac Springer
Harry Springer
Bud
Junior Hull
Vida Ridpath
John Ridpath
Leland Craver
Glen Craver
Clair Evans
Jimmie
Givin
Evin Dimit
Pauline
Dale Shaw
Harold Dimit
Marion Pethoven
Hull
Oskaloo
Homer Hull
William Allen
Indianola
M. Homer Hull
Tom Conover
Neal Karen
Aric Byers
Herman Tuinstra
Bill Rouw
Jake Kuiken
Ed Meinder
Arnold Dickema
Fifield
Cascade Inn
Peg
Queen's Taste
Prince Albert
pKa
Crystal Ware
Suds
Abe
Leighton
Prairie City
Sally
Walter
West Market
Roy Gregory
Tunis Hartgers
Kilduff
Reasnor
Sully
Killduff
James Thompson
Ankeny
Nell de Bruyn
Batiars
la Ameo
Vaardekooper
Pharmacy
Cas
Sat
Sun
Mon
Cartoon & News
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Sony
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