Lamp-Lighters to Present Play at Reform Iowa Church
Mesdames John Dykstra lead Lamp-Lighters in a church program to be staged Tuesday noon. A musical number will open the program followed by a reform themed play. The event invites attendees to enjoy a cordial afternoon at the church.
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Reform
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Birthday and wedding notices from Ot vcular Ading Circle
Birthday and farewell gatherings mark February events in the Ot vcular Ading Circle area. Residents celebrated anniversaries, weddings, and engagements, with many local families hosting and hosting neighbors in February social rounds.
Wallpaper Hanging For Beginners In Home Rooms
A 1943 style guide explains amateur wallpaper hanging with home crews, outlining materials, wall prep, paste handling, and step by step strip measuring and matching techniques. Emphasizes removing old wallpaper, patching cracks, and using simple tools for clean seams and wrinkle free results.
Fortieth anniversary noted for Van Rockels of Monroe
OBSERVED 40TH Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Rockel of Monroe entertained many relatives Thursday February 22 for their fortieth wedding anniversary. Guests included Henry and Bernice Dahm Norman and Bar Marcia Van Rockel. attendance list, gifts, and absent relatives noted. Also listed Baptist Ladies Aid meeting and the De Koning Schut wedding held February 21 with Bertha De Koning marrying Jacob Schut in Prairie City. The couple exchanged vows in a ring ceremony before about sixty guests. reception followed with a large luncheon and 85 attending in the evening.
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van Haaeten
David van Haatten
Myma
Maartens Thad Tive
Hiemstra
Fime
Doorninck
Frank
Simon van Dusseldorp
Monroe
Kuizema
G. S. Steenhoek
Wilma Branderhorsty
Arie Heyer
Joe van Wyk
Dorp Jr
Tenis van Wyk
Marie Joe
G. J. Kuiken
M. Rouw
L. van Dusseldorp
Otley
Artie van Dusseldorp
Tunie van Zante
Chariton
Gerrit C. van Zee
Anna van Dusseldorp
Pella
Ila Sanger
Winegar
Hn Wagner
Melvin Blackledge
Duane
Dale
Wayne and
Paul
Worth Gregory
Roger
Des Moines
Phyllis Arlene
Joyce Elaine
Cornelia Ver Schuur
Kenneth Winegar
David Wayne
Marvin Lee
Howard
Harlan
Helen
Harold
Dorothy
van Dusseldorp
Gerrit J. van Wyk Sr
Peace Street
Bogaards
Leslie Bogaards
Donald
Ver Meer
Ben den Adel
Henry Stursma
Theodore
D. D. Rietveld
Epp Roorda
Erma Helen
Henry van Rockel
Henry Dahm
Norman
Bar
Harry van Re Floyd
Veldine
Dwight
Donald de Jong Marcia
Henry van Wikder Y
Carroll
Gertrude van Rockel
Dulce
New Mexico
van Rockels
Lohengrin
H. J. Kuizema
Christian Reformed Church
Prairie City
Johanna
John Beyer
Dick de Koning
Gilbert Schut
Bertha Fopma
Grace Fopma
Berdena Jansen
Elizabeth Harselaar
Bernice Schut
Grace Marie Schut
Frank Tibbeel
Chester Meyers
Ray Nearmeyer
Anne Beyer
Wm. A. van Zee
Leroy
Herman Tuinstra
Arlene
Sharon Elaine
Oskaloosa
Wm. Rouw
Albert
Marvin
Kenneth
Gerrit A. Beyer
Donna Rae
Henry A. Beyer
Allen Jay
Lilla’ Rose
Arthur de Raad
Eugene
Eugene, Pella and Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Kuiken, Otley, Mrs. Alice Schippers
Phyll June
Betty van de Pella
Arie Beyer
Arthur John
Rev
Visser
West Washington St
Kleins
Downey
Susanna
Jayne
Stillwater
Okla
Glen V. Vane
Vincennes
Indiana
Jack
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Steenhoek—Van Gorp
Doris Steenhoek
Guy Steenhoek
Paul van Gorp
Nick van Gorp
Altoona
R. J. Kuizema
Ocean Reformed Church of
Willard Steenhoek
Lawrence Steenhoek
Clarence Beyer
Jeanette Beyer
Esther de Vries
Dorothy Tolsma
Margaret Vande Kieft
Wilma van Zee
Homemaking class ends season with pot luck supper
The High school homemaking class wrapped up its season with a February 19 pot-luck dinner in the homemaking rooms. About thirty attendees, plus guests, received certificates for meeting attendance. Miss Anderson was thanked with a class gift from Mrs. Myron Nollen as games and thanks followed.
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Miss Anderson
Myron Nollen
Will Present College Students in Recital Saturday
College students will perform in a Saturday recital at Dow Pel March at 7 p.m. The program promises pleasure for music lovers, with pieces by Handel Chopin and Debussy among others, performed by a group including Rheiberger, Doroty, and Tanaka with several named soloists and ensembles. public invitation extended. Also notes John Meyer celebrates eighty third birthday with Prairie City News items and memorial verse for Mrs. John Meyer.
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Lone
le Handel
Deanella de Klein
Hai Delay
Costing
Burleigh
Doothy
Dichont
The
Wind Speaks
Grant Schaefer
Barbara Culter
Ecturne
Shinping Etude
Gotat Wiwako Tanaka
Tassanine Klemm
Star
Revers
Toyee Prins
Prelude
Gyomajer
Che Chopin
Achmanin
Laraine Webbe
Ware
Mayl MacDowell
Lucille Brunsting
Care Selve
Handel
Livinas
Hotty Hawks
Tay Hawks
Shale
Fominer
Chopin
Klude
C Miner
Chopir Dayee Prins
Wings
D'Hardelots
Marlows
Cowen
Joyce Wesselink
Evelyn Bransting
Sibella
John Meyer
Prairie City News
Chronicle
Meyer
Pella
LL. W. Stewart
III. Lee
de Moines
Hoseh
Verda
Pauline
Rich
Heemsbergen
John Messmaker
Messmaker
Naishitt
Mang
Mr. Meyer
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Fragmentary query on vehicle loss of control incident
The text contains an incomplete question about how someone lost control of a car at a specific moment, referencing a gift and behavior. It lacks clear names, places, dates, or concrete events to summarize into a proper news item.
Mending Linens Extends Life During The Durations
Homemakers advised by county extension economist Mrs. Catharine Hershey Fruth to mend linens promptly to stretch supplies during wartime. Repairs cover towels, bath mats, sheets, and table linens, using stitching, binding, and patching methods to address frays, holes, and worn hems.
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Catharine Hershey Fruth
County Extension
Hidden Monogram Patch Elevates Tablecloth Design
A monogram patch is concealed within the craft work, adding subtle elegance to the tablecloth. The patch remains unseen at first glance, allowing the fabric’s pattern to take center stage while the personalized mark adds a refined touch.
Five Little Words Power in Courtesy
Poem fragment notes five tiny words pardon me thank you please and urges daily use as a personal virtue beyond wealth or fame. The speaker stresses memory and consistent polite habit.
1943 Child fatalities from accidents total 221 classrooms worth
The National Safety Council reports that during 1943 incidents claimed the lives of children aged five to eleven equivalent to 221 average sized classrooms. The figure highlights the scale of accidental deaths among youth and the need for safety measures.
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National Safety Council
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