From Our Correspondents H C Wiliamson Trains Kansas City
From Our Correspondents H C Williamson travels by train to Kansas City for the Shriners meeting. R M Hart drives to Knoxville forenoon. Numerous social visits and callers occur across Cordova Knoxville Monroe Attica Red Rock and Des Moines with family visits and kinship connections noted through Sunday.
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H. C. Wiliamson
Kansas City
Shriners
R. M. Hart
Knoxville
George Haning
Monroe
S. A. Johnson
George Dailey
R. van Hemert
Des Moines
Henry Vriezelaar
Otley
Cordova
Grace Busta
Paul Cronkiet
Attica
Red Rock
Side McGraw
Doris
C. C. Core
Okley Cowman
Edna
Roy Wolever
Roy Shilling
Raymond
John Richerd
Thelma Allie
Ruby Richerd
Emma Shilling
Lloyd Shilling
Lide McGraw
Clarence Bricker
Otley and Pella Residents Share Local Happenings
Otley and nearby towns report visits from Kaldenberg and Vriezelaar families, a aluminum ware demonstration, and speedmail notes. Local church events include the Banner Bearers bazaar ice cream social, with Dunreath orchestra. School news mentions eighth grade graduate and a Lawn party for Evalina Snellers.
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The
Reformed Church of
Otley
Dunreath
College Notes and Summer Plans Highlight Campus Life
Mrs. Pietenpol hosted Thursday activities while Paul Bruins promotes aluminum this summer. Miss Graham and Prof Heemstra offer summer courses. Bert and Carrie Baron celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary. Lee Lautenbach arrived in town en route to Ames for summer work. Prof. and Mrs. Pietenpol plan a Colorado vacation. Frank Brower travels from Des Moines to visit Sheldon relatives. Summer music school reports good enrollment. A band concert was missed last Saturday but anticipated this weekend. Prof. and Mrs. Heemstra moved to a new home. A girls chorus of 17 at First Church will sing an anthem Sunday. The Nell Cassett medal for artistic piano remains noted, honoring Mrs. Nell Cassett Brown.
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Sadler
Chronicle
Nell Cassett
Nicholas Gosselink
Henry Cox
Snow
Nell Cassett Brown
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Wall Street Name Clue in Old Sayings
A playful line notes why Wall Street was called that name. The speaker attributes the origin to the idea that “60 many go to the wall,” tying a local saying to the financial district mythos.
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Tommy
Wall Street
Pop
Wall
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Ray Sharp
Sioux City
Tom de Moss
Henry Roff
P. van Hemert
Mrs. C. Bricker
Mrs. Otey Wears
Tom Luther
Pleasant Hill
Clay
O'Brien
Sioux Counties
Bob Mitcheltree
Spencer
Iowa
Puritan Drug Co
National Organization For
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International Creditors’ Association
Columbus St
Pella
van Dellen
LaFlesh Hemstitching Co. Dept
Sedalia
Axminster
S. H. Viersen
Cemeteri H. Rhynsburger
Union Street
American Bond & Mortgage Co
Chicago
New York
Hippee Building
P. H. Stubenrauch
Agent Pella
T. H. Kaldenberg
Emma Josephine
J. G. Vriezelaar
Morris van Hemert
A. C. van Houweling
Colorado
Town City
Reasner
Here
Sarah Vande Gaarde
Cedrith
Bert. Meninga
M. A. Sandmeier
Arnold Sandmeir
Utah
Hanna
Oskaloc
Jesse Vriezelaar
Joe Vanden Berg
Robert Renaud
Mr. and
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H.W. Pietenpol
Etenpol
Dean
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John Vanden Baard
Ira Vriezelaar
J. B. Vriezelaar
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Ises
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Evalina
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Connie de Bruin
Holland
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Montana
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Paul Bruins
Miss Graham
Prof
Heemstra
Bert
Carrie Baron
Lee Lautenbach
Ames
Henry Ford
Frank Brower
Sheldon
Mrs. Heemstra
Green
J. Wynberg Farmers Produce Co
Old Opera House
Overland
Toledo
Pella Motor Co
Atk
G. H. van den Berg & CO
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Indiana
Standard Oil
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E. Let
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