Otley News Briefs Reflect Local Weekend Activities
Otley correspondents report Mrs S Monningas visiting Mrs Frank Tilma who remains ailing but improving. Abie's Irish Rose drew crowds at Mon Yon. Mrs Johanna Vander Wiel and parents attended Maggie Wands and John Klein wedding in Della. Klein celebrating with Michigan relatives. Christian Reformed Ladies Aid bazaar delayed by rain. attendance urged. Henry Beyer recovering at home after illness. Granite, Michigan vacation planned for Do Kookkook and John Within. Renaud family visited Van Vliet home. Potts returned to her home after visiting Pella.
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S. Monningas
Frank Tilma
Monyon
Abie
Iriah Rose
Johanna Vander Wiel
Della
Maggie Wands
John Klein
Klein
Rive
Henry Beyer
Hatter
Peev
Paat Do Kookkook
John
Jett
Gran Ratite
Michigan
Mrs. Potts
Pella
Tucker
He Is Renaud
Dm. van Vliet
Bristol couple welcomes baby Gerald in Peoria
Peoria special correspondent reports Mrs and Mr Niouwsma of Bristol are parents to Gerald, born Wednesday June 4. Intense illness for Martin Vander Molen eases to improvement at his home. Numerous visitors traveled to the Gerald home near Orley including Mr and Mrs Harry Van Rookel Katherine Geael and others from Newton Delta and Oska loosa areas. Several family members and neighbors are mentioned with health updates and travel plans, plus local church folks leaving Friday for Prairie.
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Niouwsma
Brostol
Gerald
Martin Vander Molen
Ben Vander Molen
Harry van Rookel
Katherine Geael
Gerel
Orley
Richerd
Varn
Goi
Sarah Math
Henry van Kooten
John D. de Jong
Peter Sturesma
Peoria
Oskaloosa
M. Vander Molen
Nieuwsma
Prairie
Cordova Social Notes Mention Local Families Gathering
Special correspondent reports Wm Karr and family Lloyd Shilling and family Henry Muilenburg and family Leonard Palmer and family shared Sunday with Mr and Mrs ie Poush. Clarence Bricker and children visited Newton to see the Lawrence Jacob’s home. Jacobs and a brother and wife joined the Bedl Becks at Red Rock for a picnic Brickers returned with them Roy Karr and son accompanied them.
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Wm. Karr
Lloyd Shilling
Henry Muilenburg
Leonard Palmer
Ie Poush
Clarence Bricker
Newton
Lawrence
Jacob
Jacobs
Ae Brottier
Red Rock
Brickers
Roy Karr
Aice Hart
Landin. Johnstons
Dés Moines
W. RB. Karr
Corda
Ben Hoeksma
Grandma Kenspeck
Fred Karr
Meee Hart
Mildred Marr
Kenneth Wredarktog
Irs
Rabies Vigilance Urged As Summer Exposures Rise
Iowa health officials warn rabies risk increases in summer due to animal exposure. One human death last month underscores danger. Pasteur treatment advised for all exposed individuals. Reports show dog heads testing positive and a cat case. 59 preventive treatments issued between January and May. Rabies virus present in saliva and cow milk. incubation varies two weeks to a year. Dogs suspected of rabies should be observed ten days. if confirmed, treat the head, and restrict at large dogs for six months.
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Iowa
Boone
Woodbury
Polk
Story
Cbs
Black Hawk
Handkerchiefs With Initials Offered In Silk Pongee
An ad describes silk pongee handkerchiefs stamped with a personal initial. Prices are low and stitches add value. Order 215 offers one square inch of skpongo stamped with a letter and thread to embroider the initial, plus finishing. 218 notes an ankpongee handkerchief with stamped initial for 25 cents.
Sunday Visits Gather Families Around Ottertail Area
A terse list records relatives and friends visiting various homes Sunday in the Ottertail region. Names include Hart, Karr, Moen, Buwalda, Verwers, Vrieze, Klyn, Van Zee, Van Eck, Huyser and others, with several households hosting gatherings and extended family attendance noted.
Stoffel Huyser Visits Arnold Ein Home
Stoffel Huyser visits Arnold Ein home in a brief local note, recording a short call or visit to the residence. The event highlights a personal touch in community life.
Community Notes From Adair And Nearby Areas
HARVEY special correspondent reports social visiting and church activities across Adair, Pella, Tracy, Sully, Knoxville, and surrounding areas. Families including J W and H L Swank, Virgil Mathews, J P Durham, and Van Steenis families are mentioned with Sunday calls, dinners, and a June 4 Annaberry church aid gathering at J P Durham’s home.
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J. W
Adair
Will- Johnson
Daugnter
Ruth
Lem Durham
R. Roorda
Robert Roorda
Pella
Will Verros
John den Hartog
Virgil. Mathews
Wilma
Ruby
Mathews
J. P. Durham
David Durham
Preston
Tracy
H. L.swank
Bert ‘van Roekel
Sully
Annaberry Church
Aid
Dave van Steenis
the Eagle
van Steenis
Dave Verros
Knoxville
Chevrolet Car Forces Plane Collision in Detroit Border Patrol
Detroit authorities report a Chevrolet six driven by Stanley Zerambo senior inspector collided head on with a plane during a border patrol operation. The crash halted the aircraft and allowed another seizure in Zerambo's ongoing effort to stop alien smuggling from Canada. The car sustained heavy damage yet secured the opposing craft and cargo.
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Detroit
Mich
Canada
Zerambo
Detroit River
Detroit City
Grove
Jimshit
Jana Ze Pad Aia
Theropeller
Plane crash survivor drives car from wreck with prisoners
Inspector Zerambo freed the car from the wreckage and, despite damage, drove it under its own power to Detroit headquarters with the prisoners aboard.
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Zerambo
Detroit
Handy Auto Accessory and Other Iowa Patents Listed
Des Moines June 9. Auto tourists gain from a new accessory mounting for automobiles enabling coat hangers and other items to be carried. William G Dunn of Clarinda receives a patent for the accessory. another Dunn patent covers an automobile owning structure and support. Des Moines firm Bair Freeman and Sinclair announced the Dunn patents in the weekly Iowa patent list ending May 31. Kenneth D Long of Centerville is granted a timepiece patent showing current hour and minute in adjacent positions. Other Iowa patents include William I Derrick of Davenport for a pump and Charles Hoth of Postville.
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Des Moines
William G Dunn
Clarinda
Mr. Dunn
Ames and Iowa City firms tied to fungicidal seed treatment
The fragment references individuals Charles S. Reddy and Joseph A. Rekenthaler in Ames Cush ing and Cush ing tire roles, Henry Riés in Iowa City, and a Bonaparte airplane wing. It mentions fungicidal product use for seed treatment and a spreader tied to a wing context, suggesting an agricultural or industrial notice.
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Shay ‘Mower
Charles S. Reddy
Ames
Joseph A. Rekenthaler
Henry’ ee _Riés
Iowa City
Bonaparte
Who Is the Goat Figures in Auto Tax Debate
An American Automobile Association report traces auto taxation from 1919 to 1929, noting per capita auto tax rising from 8.55 to 28.56 in 1925 and 25.24 in 1928, with a 300 percent increase in eleven years. It argues motorists face unfair tax shifts as gasoline taxes rise 29 percent in 1929 and questions the fairness of taxing motorists so heavily.
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Automobile ‘Association
Pella
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