Community News From Sully and Surroundings
Independence Missouri visitors depart after days with Gerrit De Hoedt home. Church groups host picnics and meetings at Sully Park and First Reformed Church. Local families attend visits, religious study, and social outings. Sjaardema family returns from Denver for reunion and reception events.
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Clyde Combs
Independence
Missouri
Gerrit de Hoedlt
Tunis
Paul Farnham
Gowrie
Iowa
Stoffel Huyesr
Henry Huyser
Rock Valley
Saved By Grace
Raymond Wehrle
Bert van Wyk
Tunis Blom
Carroll
John Blom
Nnie Terpstra
Gerrit de Hoedt
Martha Circle
Mission Guild
Clifford Keizer
Pella
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League For Service
Tunis Hartgers
John de Kruyff
Willy Swank
Gerrit van Genderen
Leonard van Genderen
Harold Ratcliff
Susie Buitenwerf
L. W. de Penning
Maggie —Elscott
Nellie VanderWerff
Alex van
Ben Dunsbergen
Joe Harthoorn
Arthur Vander Pol
Nelson Terpstra
Henry M. van Wyk
Abe Vander Beek
Marvin Swank
Peter Lanser
Lloyd Vanderrol
Marvin de Penning
Henry Veldhuizen
H. Ratcliff
Lloyd Vande Krol
Gerrit J. Jansen
John Meppelink
Lansing
Mary Lou Meppelink
Illinois Christian High School
Junior Ver Ploeg
Mission Guild Society of the
First Reformed Church
Sully Park
Melton Sjaardema
William Steenhoek
Duane Sjaardems
Ruth Hendred
Denver
Colorado
Steenhoek
Henry Ikkel
M. Sjaardema
William van Norden
Marvin
Clarence
Milburn Electric Car for Webster City's Centennial
Jim Kolbeck owns a Milburn light electric automobile from about 1918. It uses thirteen 6 volt batteries and can reach 36 miles per hour, fitting the town’s centennial celebration with period style.
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Jim Kolbeck
Webster City
Milburn
Don’t Scratch That Itch In Just 15 Minutes
Ad fragment advertises ITCH ME NOT for instant relief from eczema ringworm insect bites and surface itches. Claims quick results and germ-killing action with a 40 cent drug store check noted. Local guarantee implied.
The Quick Turn Artist Ends His Highway Pranks
A southwest Iowa City tale reports a young man obsessed with being seen both going and coming. He modified his hot rod brakes to flip the car, chasing mystery as others vanished from view. His dangerous art ended when a braking miscue caused an overturn, ending his roadside show.
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Iowa City
Coronary Club Members Rule Career Above All Else
A health department notice describes a cynical group dubbed the Coronary Club. Its members put work first, attend meetings on all days, take briefcases home, avoid rest, accept every invitation, skip vacations, and never delegate. The piece warns this path leads to heart trouble, early death, and a will for others to enjoy.
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