Delegates Elected At Demo Co Convention Caucus
A Democratic caucus in Knoxville elected delegates to the county convention to be held Saturday March 14 at the Legion hall. W. A. Butts chaired the meeting with FE. W. Goad as secretary. Delegates named from wards and Lake Prairie district include Ren Blommers Gerrit Hoekstra Henry Van Qostrum Mrs A B Van Houwing and others.
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Legion Hall
Knoxville
W. A. Butts
FE. W. Goad
Butts
Lake Prairie District
Ren Blommers
Gerrit Hoekstra
Henry van Qostrum
A. B. van Houweling
H. P. van Gorp
I. H. Sadler
Ed Vin Zante
Willard de Winter
Diller van der Ploeg
J. $. Wilson
Ed van Gorp
Ward R. Vand Borden
HI. P. Mensch
Andrew Ver Ploeg
W. Lubeyenesch
Delegates in Attendance at Knoxville County Convention
Fourth Ward-Clark Richard son Y T Van Niewaal Miss Mac k Thomassen Lake Prairie outside D D Dieleman J J Monster B Hl Ver Meer A J Ter Louw M T Kamerick Conrad Ver Ploeg Mrs Jno Langerak Mrs Peter Slycord delegates cast the entire vote of each precinct and are urged to attend the county convention to influence delegates to the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Clark Richardson
Y.T. van Niewaal
Mack Thomassen
Lake Prairie
D. D. Dieleman
J. J. Monster
B. Hl. Ver Meer
A. J. Ter Louw
M.T. Kamerick
Conrad Ver Ploeg
Jno
Langerak
Peter Slycord
Knoxville
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Sam De Cook Iowa
In Marion County Iowa the district court will hear Robert De Cook as administrator of the estate of Sam De Cook deceased on a report and application to sell real estate in Pella Marion County Iowa. The admin seeks approval of the report and that the real estate be appraised and sold to satisfy debts with court orders as provided by law.
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Robert de Cook
Sam de Cook
JA. de Cook
William de Cook
Ered
de Conk
Antry & Lankelma
Carl Aschenbrenner
C. de Geus
P. Tire Company
Buerkens “Manufacturing
John Vogelaar
A. B
Pella
Marion County
Towa
Norman R. Hays
Fifth Judicial District of
Iowa
Notice of hearing on report and application fixed
The time and place of hearing the report and application are fixed for March 21, 1936 at nine in the morning in the Court Room of the Court House in Knoxville Marion County Iowa. You may appear to object and resist the same. If you do not appear an order will be made approving the report and granting the administrator power to perform the requested acts. Dated March 10 1936 at Pella Iowa. Dice Attorney for the administrator Ante
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Knoxville
Marion County
Iowa
Pella
Sid Ante
Johns Jury Fails To Reach An Agreement
The jury trying William Johns former deputy in Marion county treasurer’s office failed to reach a verdict after deliberating about 30 hours. Charges alleged embezzlement of about 500 dollars amid a county treasury shortfall of 2731.06 dollars. Judge N R Hayes dismissed them with a 10 to 2 acquittal split. retrial likely.
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Knoxville
William Johns
Marion County Treasurer's Office
Johns
Ofice
D. D. Galvin
N. R. Hayes
The
Oskaloosa Herald
Pella Defeats Winterset in Rivalry Clash 38 to 24
Pella defeated Winterset 38 to 24 as the little five opened strong with four quick points and built a 28 to 19 lead by the end of the third quarter. Winterset fought back in stretches, but Pella controlled the fourth, finishing with the final score of 38 to 24.
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Pella
Winterset
For Sale and Wanted Ads From Howell Road Area
Various want ads and sales notes list apples priced at 40 cents per bushel, housework help for a 15 month old baby, expert roof repairs, a cave trough and spout specialist, a Police dog, a piano for sale at ten dollars, timothy hay and fence posts, and a missing general knife reward. Names include N. N. Ter Louw, Richard Van Roekel, P. R. Van Gorp, Bert Kersbergen, J. Lynhorst, and Mrs. LM Henry with addresses in Pella Iowa.
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P. R. van Gorp
Bert Kersbergen
van Zante Hardware Store
Timothy
J. Lynhorst
Howell Road
Inquiring Reporter Ponders When Students Feel Important
The Inquiring Reporter surveys five people on when a college student feels most important. Mrs Martin Heerema leans to freshman or senior stages, William Bosch favors freshman at first but notes rising effort later, and Jean Kuyper suggests seniors feel greater importance as they gain influence.
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Martin Heerema
William Bosch
Jean Kuyper
Stud
Freshman pride fades as education values rise in college years
A. TysseLing reflects on student growth from freshman self importance to senior perspective. He notes freshmen feel they know more than they do, while seniors measure education's true value and impact on life, college activities, and critical thinking.
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A. Tysseling
Central Bowl Sinks Central Five at Dubuque Court
Columbia five defeated Central 33 to 25 before about 2500 fans. Ed Knockel scored 11 points driving his team to a spirited first-half lead, while Central faltered on the Dubuque court last Friday night.
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Central
Columbia Five
Dubuque Court
Ed Knockel
Central and Columbia clash ends in tight college tilt
Central opened with a 10-2 burst shocking Columbia before the Irish surged to a 23-23 tie with eight minutes left in the game. Central led 19-16 at one point, and McDonald's late coast-to-coast score sealed the night as the game ended with Irish scoring the final points.
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Central
Columbia
Irish
McDonald
County Agent Lists Surplus Seed Corn
County Agent Walter Brown compiles a list of Marion County farmers with surplus corn suitable for seed. About 600 bushels have been listed as seed corn. Brown stresses germination testing before planting, with results ranging from 60 to 100 percent to ensure viable seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brown
Marion County
Mr. Brown
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Democo
Pillsbury
Miller's
Farmers Union
Franklin Street
Jay Tee Butter “Re
Dbe
Fran Era
Japan
Sailor Boy
Wh. Sack
Prince Albert
Velvet
Michigan Navy
Maxwell House Coffee
Sunkist
California
de Wit's
IGA Food Market
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Vander Linden's Drug Store
Rexall Store
N. N. Ter Louw
Richard van Roekel
A. B. Chase
LM. Henry
N. Main, Pella
John Bognards
Bob Kuy
Myrna Loy
Spencer Tracy
Charles “Chic” Sale
Abraham Lincoln
Kathleen Norris
Claire Trevor
Ralph Bellamy and
Stormy
Noah Beery, Jr
Jean Rogers
Rex, the
King of
Josephine Hutchinson
Jorge Houston
Riffraff
Dubuque
Duhawks
St. Nicks
Armour
Mustard
Forbes
Wisconsin
Vana
Chronicle
Jack Sprat
John den Hartog
Firestone
Olew
P Tire & Battery Service
E Square
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