Brother of Ned De Reus Killed as Tree Falls
John De Reus 64 lost life when a falling tree crushed his chest on the Orlo Southern farm two miles north of his home while others cut timber for a sawmill run by his son Howard De Reus of Mingo. Survivors include six children and six brothers and sisters. Funeral set for Sunday at Ashton chapel north of Mingo.
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Ned DE Reus
Newton Daily News
John de Reus
N. A. de Reus
Here
Orlo
de Reus
Mingo
Howard de Reus
J.P. Miller
Clarence
Loyd
LeRoy Osborn
Ira
Morgan
Turney
Baxter
Myrtle de Reus
Des Moines
Anne de Reus
Newton
Henry de Reus
Colfax
Peter de Reus
Valeria
Pella
Marinus de Reus
Will de Reus
Levy Will Be Asked To Help School Project
The school board plans a special tax levy for a term of years after rejecting an additional band levy. The architect’s advice drew criticism though his work in state schools is praised. The project enlarges day rooms, agriculture space, manual training area, adds a study hall for over 100, improves shower and locker rooms, and increases auditorium seating.
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Des Moines
Washington
County Relief Progress Report At Marion County Meeting
At a joint Marion county board of supervisors and emergency relief committees session in Knoxville, Ted Johnson reported unemployment down to 185, with 120 unemployed. total cases around 60 to 70 families, a drop from 900 last year. Four hundred seventy four residents receive old age pensions averaging $16 monthly, up from $13.50. Johnson noted relief orders delayed sixty days due to state federal emergency relief rules and vendor agreement, limiting county influence.
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Marion County Board of Superviors
Knoxville
Ted _Johnson
Johnson
State
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Meeting Called for Merchants and Relief Proposals
A county meeting is set for Monday June 15 at 4 00 p m in the courthouse to inform merchants and discuss advising property owners on old age pensions and federal relief The committee will investigate pension department policies and report next meeting Miners refuse to work at Hamilton coal mine and county emergency relief to consult state mine inspector Des Moines Employment on PWA projects for girls 16 to 26 in large relief families
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Als
Pension Department
Mr. Johnson
Hamilton
Johnson
Des Moines
PWA
Register and Tribune Boys to Hold Meet in Des Moines
The Register and Tribune announce the annual Des Moines gathering for 4 820 carrier salesmen and about 4 000 motor route carriers plus parents. A business meeting precedes a three ring circus show at the Coliseum and a noon parade down downtown streets with a 125 prize pool for stunts and costumes. Some 40 000 spectators are expected along the route from Second Street to Keosauqua Way, with a group photo and a reviewing stand at The Register and Tribune building.
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Wenth
Des Moines
Tribune
W. A. Cordingley
Budges
Iowa
Register
Coliseum
Second St
Keosauqua
Eighth and Locust Streets
Afternoon Fun After Parade With Carrier Riders
Special guests attend an afternoon event ending at 4 45 with free streetcar rides to Riverview or the Western League ball park. Boxing and wrestling matches planned alongside entertainment. Pella carrier salesmen listed include Les angerak San Charles Lautenbach Paul Virgil Warner Jean Cook Jed Renaud Floyd Mathes Bob Van Vark Fred Heerema Richard Goad.
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Riverview Wrk
Western League Ball Park
Ritview
Pella
Les Angerak
San Charles Lautenbach
Paul Virgil Warner
Jean Cook
Jed Renaud
Floyd Mathes
Bob van Vark
Fred Heerema
Richard Goad
Reward for Unrepaired Radio Sets Since 1928
A small classified notice offers ten dollar reward to anyone who provides a radio set from a reputable maker manufactured since 1928 that KUYPER'S MUSIC HOUSE cannot repair. Other ads promote ponies for sale, a used electric refrigerator, and a Crosley ice box refrigerator.
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Kuyper
CROSLEY_ICYBALL Farm
Obituary of Young Victim In Des Moines Hospital
A child dies at age six from leukemia in May 1936 at Methodist Hospital Des Moines. Survived by parents sister Lenora Jane grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Graves of Newburn and many friends. The notice mourns the loss and expresses faith in reunion in heaven.
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Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Lenora Jane
J. A. Graves
Newburn
Town
Earth
Heaven
Pleasantville Funeral Services Held for Mo Bist
Funeral services were held at the home in Pleasantville Iowa at 2:00 p.m. conducted by Rev Van Dyke of the Methodist church. Interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery Pella Iowa.
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Pleasantville
Rev
van Dyke
The
Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Pella
Iowa
Marriage Licenses Issued Recently
The Clerk of Court Don Remy lists recent marriage licenses issued. Names include yivester LeRoy Estes 21 and Virginia Clark 18 from Des Moines. Don Stone 22 and Ruby Ricke 18 from Des Moines. G Kemp legal and Abbie M. 1 legal from Newton. Lester FE Pohl 22 and Alice Ruth Trunx 19 from Yale. Peter Van Manen 26 and Minnie Vark 22 from Kellogg. Herbert M. Klaaren 27 and Elizabeth S. Blommers 26 from Pella.
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Don Remy
Yivester LeRoy Estes
Virginia Clark
Des Moines
Don Stone
Ruby Ricke
Des Moins
G. Kemp
Abbie M
Legal
Newton
Lester FE. Pohl
Alice Ruth ‘Trunx
Yale
Iowa
Peter van Manen
Kellogg
Minnie Vark
Monroe
Herbert M. Klaaren
Elizabeth S. Blommers
Pella
Tender note on a child and parenthood in obituary
The piece reflects on the joy and sacredness of a child within a family, citing religious themes about Jesus and the Kingdom of God. It honors Harold Eugene, born November 6, 1933 to Mr. Joe Paltzer and his wife Medi, who lived two years, six months, and twenty four days before passing away.
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Jesus
Joe Paltzer
Medi
Harold Eugene
Lov
Building a New Home for James W. Huyser on Franklin Street
James W. Huyser is constructing a six room brick veneer bungalow west of his current Franklin street home. Foundation is finished and the residence will be heated with oil. The Juge ser family plans to occupy their new home in the fall. Huyser may rent his 1920 built present home, specifics undecided.
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Bulding
James W. Huyser
Franklin Street
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Kinso Large Box Life Buoy Soap
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Levy
County Relief
Marion County
PIALY
Ician
Pillsbury’s Flour
Holland Queen
Lee
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Pella Theatre
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Fox
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Goemaat
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IGA
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Maxwell House
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de Wit
IGA Food Market
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Farmers Union
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Ace
Laurel & Hardy
the Bohemian Girl
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Franchot Tone
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