Locals note many visitors and residents' travels
Numerous local residents hosted relatives and friends from Ames Mason City Lynnville New Sharon Des Moines Des Moines and other towns. Guests included Henry Worms family Cornelius De Jong and Dorothy De Jong and many others visiting relatives in Pella Oskaloosa and Sully. Traveling to Minneapolis Anchorage and Denver were mentioned along with Far East Air Forces assignments in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Worm
Keith Worhoudt
Mason City
Iowa
Cornelius de Jong
Dorothy
Mo. de Jong
Nichlas de Jong
Oskaloosa
Andrew Albricht
Lynnville
de Jong
Stanley de Jong
New Sharon
Wm. Vander Beck
Donna Jean
Connie June
Bonnie Jo
Minneapolis
Anchorage
Alaska
William Vander Beek
Forest Decker
Christine
Marilyn
Linden
New Jersey
Pella
Decker
Ira Vriezelaar
Forest
Richard Caddock
Ames
Meyer Langerak
Caddock
Renaud Rysdam
Douglas
Alexander, Iown
Bondura
Baitsell
Chicago
Carl Baitsell
Ottumwa
Wright
Sadler
Central College
Verla Vander Streek
Verna Mae Rozeboom
Rock Valley
Miss Rozeboom
Don Walker
Des Moines
Ed Cook
Dora Glysteen
California
Far East Air Forces
Tokyo
Japan
John Vande Kraats
John W. Vande Kraats
Far East ‘Air Forces
Haneda
John Stek
Denver
Colorado
Stek
Henry Schuurman
Henry Stek
Teens Tamper Licenses To Buy Beer In Nightlife Scene
Highway patrol reports a growing trend of local teens altering birth dates on licenses to buy beer. In one case a 1928 birth date was found on a license, real birth year 1931. officers warn about tampering detection and rumors of a Des Moines-based license alteration ring charging about 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol
Des Moines
Bussey Man Killed In Otumwa Crash
Kenneth Lee McCombs a 29 year old resident of Bussey died early Sunday when his car left a dead end street in Otumwa and overturned in a 25 foot ditch during a heavy rain. His wife Harrietta and two other men Earl Magee and Howard Shaw were riding with him but uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lee McCombs
Bussey
Ottumwa
McCombs
Harrietta
Earl Magee
Howard Shaw
Hamilton
Knoxville Journal
Bambi the fawn recovers after leg injury at park
A broken leg sustained by a two week old fawn named Bambi in Eldora’s city park deer pen is treated by a veterinarian. The fawn now hobbling about in splints is reported to be getting along okay as recovery continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
County Attorney Hardin Elected to Bar Ass'n Council
William W. Hardin of Knox ville Iowa the Marion County was elected to the executive council of the junior bar section of the Iowa State Bar Association at their recent meeting in Waterloo. The junior bar section consists of attorneys in the state who have not yet reached 36 years of age. The executive council is the 21 member governing body of that organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Hardin
Knoxville
Iowa
Marion
Iowa State Bar Association
Waterloo
Knoxville City Council weighs street surfacing plan
City officials in Knoxville consider a summer paving program with rock or gravel surfaces for mud streets. Green Engineering Company of Cedar Rapids assists with preliminary study and specifications while awaiting specific cost recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Boughton
Green Engineering Company
Cedar Rapids
Knoxville
Knoxville Journal
Boughton
Musings Of the Town Crier Sparks July Fourth Pride
A nostalgic column reflects on national strength from civic spirit and local celebration. Notes Yepp's July Fourth plans in Pella, remarks on Yale professor George Baitsell, Christmas ahead, and a playful De Cook Town Crier candy factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Ralph de Cook
Summer Work Ethic and American Opportunity Faced
The piece urges hot weather as a spur to productivity, praising diligence and a strong work ethic. It quotes urging lines about duty, opportunity, and American spiritual heritage, emphasizing personal responsibility and improvement within one’s community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loafer
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Ofs
Peter Heerema
Dave Amble
Stan Boertje
Dean Sadler
Marvin Tysseling
Lloyd “Vander Streck
Arkansas
Henry Scholten
Kay
Myra
Joux Falls
South Dakota
Catherine Slobe
Sioux Falls
Jean Jongewaard
Jefferson
Jones
Albuquerque
New Mico
Bowen
New York
Cook
Will Brower
Mercy
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Anne Bey
Leighton
Sophie van Hal
Sully
Mercy Hospital
Carroll Castorf
William Brower
University Hospital
Harold den Besten
International
Henry Brouwer
Frazer
W. E. Hughes
Ford
Joyce Dicleman
Paul Koopman
Wilbur Schut
E. H. Tanis
Dodge
Peter Bloem
Edwin Vander Ploeg
Otley
Ronald Slycord
James Slycord
Raymond Newendorp
Dale Dudgeon
Mahaska Hospital
Elmer Vander Wal
Mahaska
Louis Dieleman
BELL
Mr. Braun
Audiphone Co
Fleming
Moines
The
Ry Bob Hullihan
Otumwa
Bambi
Hardin
City Council of
Green Colonia
Walt Whitman
Esther Baldwin York
George Baitsell
Yale
George
National Scientific Magazine
Washington, D. C
New Haven
Washington
Fowler Telephone Company
Amana Rotc
Mmara Home Freezer
Brom
Warner Vande Voort
Equitable LI Life
Duke of Wellington
America
Verploeg Implement Co
Amerka
Amarko
Isfield
Ford Dealers
Ulrich Motor Company
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