Local notes from Mahaska area events June
Mrs. Conrad De Vries left Mahaska after medical care on June 11. Mrs. Elmer Vander Beck and baby daughter were discharged from Mercy Hospital on June 12. Alfred Christensen plans a mid July Denmark trip after visiting relatives. Twin sons welcomed to Mahaska hospital. Frances Bielema started work at Van der Ploeg Bakery. A baby boy born to Dr and Mrs Evers. Darel Keota coach Darel, son of Veda Mensch, to Keota high school. Graduation notices include three Pella residents earning degrees at Iowa State College. Numerous travels, visits, and family events feature throughout the Mahaska area.
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Conrad de Vries
Mahaska
Elmer Vander Beck
Mercy
Oskaloosa
Warner Willemsen
Mahaska Hospital
Frances Bielema
Fulton
Illinois
van der Ploeg
Pella
Charles de Jong
Alvin Evers
Emmetsburg
C. Evers
Myrtle Evers
Doctor Evers
Clarence Rognas
Bob
Roger
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Marcia Ver Steeg
George Ver Steeg
Rognas
Ruth Grundman Rognas
Ralph Grundman
Gary Vogelaar
Orleath
Joe Hoeksema
Evanston
Northwestern University
School of Commerce
Jacob Brom
Jan
Bing Miller
Prairie City
Jacob
Maggie Brom
Town State College
Mra. Brom
Millers
Larry Gene
M. W. Olivier
Mercy Hospital
Harold Versteer
Chicago
Howard Ingles
Milford
Ilinois
Harold
A. D. Versteer
Arizona
Colorado
Celotex Corporation
Irving Wallace
Kasson
Veda Mensch
Darel
Central College
Keota
Iowa
Max Schakel
West Des Moines
Max
Ross Schael
R. J. Blecha
Klaas Intveld
Leech Lake
Walker
Charley
Mickey) Riggin
Low Wormhoudt
Wormhoudt
Knights of New York
Bernieartment
Hudson River
Washington Bridge
Lloyd van Zante
Porterville
Hampton, Town
Jean
John’ van’ Roekel
Hampton
Robert Klausia
Gerrit van Roekel
Ella
Gerrit
van Roekel
Ray
Erma
Lewis van Roekel
John de Prenger
Mark
Blanche
Warren
Leighton
T-5
Arthur F. Ustermarkt
Korea
13Th Engineers
Fulchon Beach
Arthur
Co. C
18Th Engineers Bn
APO
P. M
San Francisco
Calif
Iowa State College
Ames
Marilyn van Roekel
Max ‘Kuyk
Mark Schalkel
Ben Kuyk
Peter Schakel
William Dieleman
Eddyville
H. P. van Rees
Ben Vogelaar
Vogelaar
A. J. Kleinjan
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Kleinjans
New York
Netherlands
Kleinjan
Holland
Frank Sibley
Baltimore
Maryland
Ed Halverson
M. Vander Linden
Colorado Springs
Nf. J. Schalekamp
Sioux Center
Town
Schalekamp
Red Oak, Tor
California
D. J. de Haan
Gainesville
Fla
Jacob de Haan
University of Florida
Bonnie Buerkens
C. C. Buerkens
Camp Hantesa
Camp Wilaha
Marjorie Bowder
Boulder
Bowder
Hantesa Camp
Ronnie
Shady Glade
Peter de Reus
James Roose
Betty Douglas
H. K. Pals
H. C. Pals
Washington
Harold Pals
Riverside
Lewis Vander Myde
St. Ansgar
William Probert
Schedule for Chr Reformed Soft Ball League Games
The Christian Reformed Soft Ball League in Pella and Monroe releases a Monday and Wednesday night schedule. Games begin at 7 00 and 8 15 PM with matches featuring Pella Peoria Tracy Otley Leighton Prairie City and others across June July and August. The schedule lists dates and pairings for both locations with varying team labels.
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Christian Reformed Churches
Pella
Monroe
Pella E
Peoria
Pella I
Tracy
Prairie City
Otley
Leighton
Pella T
Lei Pella IT
Ella
Oley
Pella IL
Oth
Tra Peoria
Prai Otley
Pra Pella I
Ighton
Tracy Otley
Ie City
Leighton Pella IL
Tracy Pella I
Pella L
Tracy Au
Marion De Zwarte Serving in Occupation Army in Japan
Pvt Marion De Zwarte of Pella Iowa serves with the 21st Infantry Regiment in the 24th Infantry Division in Japan. The 24th Division, known as the Victory Division, occupies Kyushu. He entered the Army Sept 28 1946 and trained at Fort Bragg before overseas deployment.
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Eighth Army
Kumamoto
Kyushu
Japan
Marion de Zwarte
Gerrit de Zwarte
North Main St
Pella
Iowa
21St
24Th
Victory
Pvt
de Zwarte
Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
24Th Division
Community leisure offerings including golf and cinema
The article notes a range of recreational facilities such as golf and Nis alongside first run movies in newly constructed theaters and well equipped gymnasiums.
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Nis
Farm residents killed in vehicle crashes rise in 1946
National Safety Council figures for 1946 show 6,900 farm residents were killed in motor vehicle accidents, an increase of 1,000 over 1945.
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National Safety Council
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Alfred Christensen
Denmark
Alfred
Germany
United States
Lautenbach & Verought
Hood
Verrips Skelly
Hershey
Co-Op Lumber Yard
Farmers Union
Pella, Iowa
Marion County
Co-operative Dairy Breeders Association
Guernseys
Jerseys
Bion Hunt
Knoxville
Pleasantville
Gerritt Disleman
New Holland Theater
Robert Young
Dorothy McGuire
Claudia
David
Adlerika Portis
JN Mower
Veenstra Appliance Company
Occupation
Ff Rios
de Jong Seed Store
Comedy King of Radio
Ong
I Creek
I. Ae
Henry Vander Horst
Sylvia Sidney Ann Richards
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Fri
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