Local visitors and ailments noted in Des Moines area
Charles De Winter visited Des Moines on business. Albert Langerak of Dumont spent the weekend at the Wiggert Langerak home. Walter De Wit, with chiropractic care from Drs. Henry and Martin, returned with Mrs. De Wit and Lugene. Visitors included H. J. De Wit and Joan of Prairie City, and John P. De Wit with two sons. Laverne De Wit from Oska r spent time in Fuller. M. F. Van Gorkom ill with bronchial pneumonia and family concern. Mrs. Van Gorkom of Os Kaloosa ill with influenza. Miss Marjorie Baron visited her parents. J. Re Avery of Coalport area returned after six weeks of illness. Raymond Den Adel’s five year old son injured two fingers in a car door.
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Charles de Winter
Des Moines
Albert Langerak
Dumont
Wiggert Langerak
Walter de Wit
Henry and
Martin
de Wit
Lugene
Prairie City
Laverne de Wit
Oska
Fuller
M. F. van Gorkom
Will van Gorkom
Os Kaloosa
Marjorie Baron
Ganyin
Iowa
Vis
R. Baron
Bertha Heyveld
Marion Toom
Oskaloo
Nick de Waard
Belmond
Grandin
Win. den Hartog
Anamosa
Pella
Gertrude Plender
Gerrit Vroom
Mitchellville
G. Veldhuizen
Abbott Hospital
Oskaloosa
Anne Monster
Lane Schakel
Kaldenberg
Gertrude Weyers
John Weyers
Monroe
Jack Andewes
Margaret, van Dusseldorp
R.N
Grinnell
Town
G. G. van Dusseldorp
John den Ouden
Western Theological Seminary
Holland
Michigan
G. van Dusseldorp
Ills and events in Oska loosa area and beyond
Local notices list illnesses births and visits across Oska loosa and nearby towns. Mrs Fred Van Ness ill with flu at her parents home. A baby girl named Betty Lou born to Frank and Eoling. Several residents attend hospital, church, or family events. People travel to Solo Kansas for a golden wedding. Clergy and teachers address county Sunday school convention in Sioux County.
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Fred van Ness
Oskaloosa
RE. V. Gond
Jacob Prins
Sioux County
Frank Eoling
Betty Lou
Dess de Rand
Arnel Mensma
Eka de Rand
Mala Hoksbergen
Mahaska
Sarah Brat
Mahaska Hospital
Martin Hull
Fremont
Baptist Young People
Union Street
Vander Linden
Clara Linden
Marion Vanden
Solo
Kansas
Mro
C. Vander Wilt
Knoxville
Conrad Ver Ploeg
M. T. Kami Ver Meer
van Gorp
H. Neyenexch
May Thomassen
Y.T. van Niewaal
A. J. Ter Louw
B. Mensch
W. A. Butts
Diller Vander Ploeg
Will Lubberden
Ed. van Zante
St. van
Shakespearean Play and All-College Banquet Scheduled
College notes announce Friday March 26 as the Shakespeare play Much Ado About Nothing to be staged at the High School auditorium under Miss Nielson with a decorated set and rented costumes. The following Saturday, Graham Hall hosts an all college banquet honoring the championship basketball team, with a trophy and athlete awards by the faculty athletic committee. President Karl Adams of De Kalb Teachers College praised Central’s teacher training during his inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Hall
Karl Adams
de Kalb
Reform Church Higher Education Committee Visits Pella
The Reform Church Synodical Committee on Higher Education arrives in Pella on April 9 to study Central College and assess its needs. Members include Dr John W Beardsley and Rev A De Young. a report for the General Synod and lasting policy recommendations are planned ahead of the June Rochester meeting. The town also hosts a March 28 public Women’s League program and Syracuse scholar Prof Mennenga tours several Central College connected high schools this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church Synodical Committee On
Pella
John W. Beardsley
New Brunswick Seminary
John G. Meengs
Schenectedy
New York
Me, Flipse
Doug Inston
A. de
Women's League For Service of the First Reformed Church
Lubbers
India
Real Estate Levy Notice in Iowa for Snyder estate
In effect from a March 3 1936 levy Life Insurance Company sues Forrest M Snyder et al for 7191.16 dollars. The notice describes the real estate to be sold: Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter and Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter in Section 14 Township 74 North Range 20 West Fifth Principal Meridian. Sale to the highest bidder on April 13 1936 at 2 PM at the south door of the Court House in Knoxville Marion County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Marion
Iowa
Notice of Sheriff S Sale Real Estate in Iowa
Bankers Life Company sues Forrest M Snyder and others in Marion County Iowa. A special execution issued by the District Court directs sheriff to sell real estate to satisfy the judgement. The notice outlines the foreclosure process and impending sale under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Iowa
Marion County
Ss. Bankers Life Company
Forrest M. Snyder
District Court
Iowa
Bankers
Notice to plat and record homestead within ten days
You are notified that if your home stead is included, you must plat and record it within ten days after service of this notice or the homestead will be marked out and recorded as provided by law. The expense will be added to costs. Dated March 7, 1936. P. J. Grandman, Sheriff Marion County, Iowa. Deputy Howard L. Kading. Chronicle Want Ads.
Doctor Aschenbrenner Responds to Equity Proposal
A reader letter notes an editorial remark by Dr. Carl Aschenbrenner and reports that a senator, who received a copy, asks for publication to answer publicly. The letter offers to pay for eye glass work based on an attached Chronicle clipping as part of a proposed equity arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rur
Carl Aschenbrenner
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Enterprise
Waechter
Star Autoco
Aeclasalisons
Cy Pup
Avelleke
College
All College
Montezuma
Mennenga
Doxie Putnam
Central
Montezuma High School
Ray Vander Wal
Bussey
Atticvilla
P. J. Grandman
Howard L. Kading
Chronicle
Oak Grove Nursery
Dr. Aschenbrenner
Fenbod
GEZEL
Gezel Blacksmith Shop
Matulag
LES” Liter
City Electric Department
General Electric Monitor
City Electricians
General Electric
T. G. Fultz
Fultz
Wormhoudt & Son
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