Weekly Visits With Friends in Town and Country
Murray Rinehart remembers family ties in Pella while listing six children and a Navy son. He raises Toy and Manchester terriers, notes their care and small litters, and recalls weather, ice on the Des Moines river, and orders from distant buyers. Dirk De Haan recovers at the Home For the Aged after freezing injuries and shares memories from Lincoln’s era to Napoleon’s height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow
van Brogen
Gladys
Murray Rinehart
Hilda
Ralph Russell
Pella
Hazel
Harry Simms
Isadore
Mabel
Earl Vander Meide
Des
Ar Raymond
U. S. Navy
H. Kramer
Toy
Manchester
Mr. Rinehart
Dirk DE Haan
Mr. de Haan
Henry Terpstra
de Haan
Des Moines
Holland
Hos
Local Farm Moves Across Families Near Killduff Kellogg Road
Killduff and nearby families relocate farm homes including Van Arkel Van Sant Butin Elscott Trulove Nyhouse Jensen Adams Vander Hoek and Terpstra in the area north of town. Forrest Terpstra and Mary Klein return from New Mexico while Mrs Terpstra stays behind. Road from mumps to Selma Smith Alberta Berry and others noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete van Arkel
van Sant
Venius van Sant
Venious van Sant
Murphy
Jesse Butin
Monroe
Forrest Terpstra
John Elscott
Trulove Nyhouse
Galesburg
Lewis Jensen
Adams Farm
Grace Adams
Tom Earp
Martin Vander Hoek
Kellogg
Mary Klein
Newton
Clovis
New Mexico
Emmett
Selma Smith
Alberta Berry
C. B. Dick
Mia
Yetta Jomans
Luella Guerts
Community Social Roundup From Newton and Nearby
Betty Lou Verstece spent Tuesday night with Henrietta Nelson Andrew Dykhuis and family and James Steenhoek and family trading homes last week. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Yella Menninga and family and Earl Hendricks with Jerald Steenhoek. Betty Lou Verstece and others share social calls across Newton area as families visit and travel between farms and homes. Harriet Marie Tool arrived Monday February 24 to Floyd and Bernice Hendricks Tool family with connection to Bernice Hendricks before marriage. Several visits occurred among Steenhoek Lust Hendricks De Bruyn and related households with Sunday get togethers and hospital news in Newton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou Verstece
Henrietta Nelson
Andrew Dykhuis
James Steenhoek
Andrew
James
Pella- Galesburg
Galesure
Yella Menninga
W. C. de Bruyn
Earl Hendricks
Jerald Steenhoek
Walter Vander Zyl
Newton
Lester Hendricks
Freeman Hendricks
Floyd Tool
Tool
Harriet Marie
Bernice Hendricks
Andrew de Penning
Harold
Marion
Alma
Naldo Steenhoek
Leland Lust
George Lust
William Hendricks
Royce
Frank Martin
Mary Irene de Cook
Leona Heimstra
Henry van Rheenen
Marion Clark
Mary Ann
Monroe
Sanborn Adds New Barber as Sixth Street Struggles With Snow
Sanborn reports M Achterhof buys half interest in Lowery Barbershop. He is a licensed barber from the Twin Cities with five years’ practice. Scarlet fever quarantine lifted. church, school reopen. Snowstorm of the previous week paralyzed roads. drifts up to 15 to 20 feet. Leonard Nooteboom sells dairy route to John Kleinjan. Jarvin Achterhof rooms with M Aardema. Herman Ilderkamp family quarantined. Snowy conditions slow life. greased pig chase a past memory in Central Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Achterhof
Lowery
Mar. Achterhof
Twin Cities
Sanborn
Leonard Nooteboom
John Kleinjan
Jarvin Achterhof
M. Aardema
Herman Ilderkamp
Anything Goes comes to Rivola OsKalosa with Crosby cast
Bing Crosby Ethel Merman and Charles Ruggles star in Paramounts Anything Goes at the Rivola theatre OsKaloosa for four days starting Friday March 6. The article notes Crosbys regimen of diet and light exercise to stay fresh during long studio hours and lists supporting cast members including Ida Lupino Grace Bradley and Charlie Rusty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing Crosby
Ethel Merman
Charles Ruggles
Rivola
Oskaloosa
America
Theatr
Paramount
Richard Kline
Crosby
Desser
Rivola Theatre
Oskalonsa
Charlie Ruste
Ida Lupino
Grace Bradley
Proceedings of County Board February 17 1936 Ninth Day
Regular adjourned meeting with all members present approves minutes and adopts a notice of warning for Robert and Edna O'Brien of Bussey Iowa. Bills paid include Koch Brothers Postmaster R E Hixenbaugh township trustees and numerous clerical and printing charges. The board adjourns as a Board of Supervisors after completing regular business and reconvenes as Drainage Board later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Robert & Edna O'Brien
Bussey
Barnes
Bogaal
Votas
Koch Brothers
R. E. Hixenbaugh
Clyde Gardner
F. J. Ohnemus
Fred J. Borel Ustee
M. Betterton
D. Lowther
E. S. Watts
M. Vos
Coul
T. R. Scholes
P. J. Grundman
Knoxville Express
Pella Chronicle
Pella Press
Pat Maloney
C. D. Applegate
Welch
Pratt Paper Co
Wagaman
RL & P. RR
Robinson & Thorpe
Earnest Long
H. Plum
R. Cunio
Dutch Mill
R. L. Reed
E. W. Hartman
F. B. Shulze
A. Robinson
Bogaard
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Refuge
Citu
van Dusseldorp
Henry van Brogen
Raymond
Navy
Raymond van Brogen
China
Philippines
Jungles
Ken de Haan
Tey
Chronicle
Mr. de Hann
Libby
Lincoln
Central Park
Sioux County
Towa
Iowa
Spirit Lake
Cherokee
Federal
John H. Stubenrauch
Jacob de Haan
Prairie City
Harmon
Charles Owens
John Zuidemas
Clarence Landmesser
Peter van Gilst
Herman ‘Jansen
J.D. Jansen
J. D. Jensen
Sully
Tom Swan
Oscar
Lucian Lanphier
Fred Compton
Lillian Emmert
Roy Compton
Myra Compton
Chronicle Engraving
the van Brogen Girls
Harry Simma
i _S. Navy
The
Son Verle
Sat
Sun
Mon
Youry
Koha
John Wynberg
van Gorp
van Gorp Tire Co
Proceedings OF County Board
Jerry Spe
Gerald W. Paardekooper
A . Star Brand
GHOE
Ottumwa
Knoxville
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