Local marriages and community notices in nearby towns
Mrs J C Den Hartoss reports on weddings in the area, including Pearl De done and Merle Van Steenis, plus a Ring ceremony by Rev Trad Hesselink. The page also covers club meetings, family visits, and Red Cross activities as residents share updates from Farragut training to local gatherings and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. den Hartoss
Pearl de Done
Peter G. de Jom
Merle “van Steenis
Engle van Steen
Harvey
Tride
Trad
Hesselink
John Grandin
Henry Rempe
Tunis Goemaat
Alvin Goemaat
Farragut
Maho
Monica
Bernice Ver Ploeg
California
Ike Henry
Dick van Zee
de Vries
Anthony Ver Meer
Onstine
Miss Hess
Community Notices From Ailing Events In Town
Mrs von V He rnee Ver Phone marks their anniversary after a quiet celebration. Mr. Win Retmpe underwent major surgery at the Matin hot hospital Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von V
Win Retmpe
Matin
Thursda
Local Community Notes From Sully Town Life
Sully News summarizes a week of hospital visits, furloughs, and family gatherings in Sully and nearby areas. Residents include Mrs Ralph De Vries, Mrs Henry Verwers, Gerald Lamphier, and Merly Gertann on leave from Blackland Army Air Base. Guests and relatives attend dinners and Sunday visits at multiple homes, with weddings, birthdays, and travel mentioned among neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arletta Mo Terlown
Ralph de Vries
Mercy Hospital
South
Henry Verwers
Alien Shotts
Gerald Lamphier
Thaho
Frida
Pie
Cae Var
Pacific
Henr Terlouw
Baby
Mary Shutts
Vera van Lanen
Lori
Jake
Kate Saul
Sadie Smith
Newton
Alive Shatts
Wall
Msneld
Frank Newcomer
Newberg Satorday
Willis Wills
Neddy
Andrew Gertsma
Herman Kovistra
Orville Vander Wilt
Wilburn
Chile Diven
Katherine Kovistravid
Velo
Clarence Ua
Udy
Jedin
Texas
Randolph Field
Carroll Vander Wilt
Neal Vander Wilt
Wiede Goodyke
Marvin
Clarence Brand
Wilde Vander Wilt
Lester Vander Wilt
Deyort
Carroll Vander
Wayne Shuts
Mar Vander Pol
Roy Youngkin
Lynnville
Carroll Youngkin
Mitchellville
Summit News brief notes ill health and local visits
Mrs TL Little has been ill with car trouble but improving. Blain Tauris visits sister and aunt in Minneapolis. Charlene Gosselink spent the weekend at Vrier home. Mr and Mrs Alfred Van Wyk and family of Mitchellville visited Summit. C W De Geus re-elected Summit school director. Effie Hiemstra and her mother ill. Barbara Kay Lund absent from Pella High due to illness. Roy Van Exssen in Pella on business. Miss Shirley Zickel of Monroe visited Coralee Vriezelaar. Coralee marked 8th birthday March 14 and Shirley March 15. Marilyn Ter Louw spent time with Elmer Vogelaar family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL. W. Little
Blain Tauris
Vriezelain
C. Branif
Minneapolis
Minn
Charlene Gosselinkla
Phillip Vaughn
C. W. de Geus
Summit School
H. W. Vriezelaar
Sam Poortinga
Pella
Effie Hiemstra
Neal Heemstra
Barbara Kay Lund
Community notice from Pell to Newton on March 18
Fragmentary report notes a planned gathering at the Sam Pours farm near Pell tomy roads on March 18 with attendees Mrs J W Pringle Newton and others. The text mentions families including the Simsens and Keefoot, a baby expert departure to Wash and a Sunday afternoon meeting at the home of Stivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Ann
Marten van Wykheane
J. W. Pringless Newton
Vdo
Ann
Maren
Paler
Pete
Cordova News Recaps Local Life and Death Events
Community notices report deaths, illnesses, and school absences. Nick Seles Pie Dine’s death is noted. Nick Boyd Perley and others suffer injuries from an accident. Local residents face hospital visits, travel, new babies, and moving plans. Elections prompt candidate filings for state senate and township trustee.
Otley United Service Women Meet In March Election
The Otley United Service Women will gather at Mrs. Clarence Bricker’s home on Wednesday March 23 at 2 00 PM for a monthly meeting and officer elections. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vander Kolk
Otley United Service Women
Clarence Bricker
Tice Kaldenbe
William Gosselink
Newton Hospital
Iowa City
Parl van Hemert
Carl Fraken
Des Moines
John Breen
John Lille
William and
Marion Verwers
Peter Vander Kolk
Neal Kuiken
Harold Poortinga
Frances Poortinga
Mary Jane
Dorothy Fay
Berniece Bogaard
Norman Robus
Ralph van Vliet
J. M. van Vliet
Fesgital deal tale in a coastal family note
A fragmented OCR note describes kin, places, and visits with names like Vas Vigsocone Pabeagat Abe Mew Nara and Raemtond Roti PEO MS Hr Wha. Mentions Mad Mes Gy Naibe A. Rietveld and Charles Vander Bo Ro, plus a home near the shore and a request to reunite with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
A. Rietveld
Charles Vander Bo
Rarhane
Reasnar
Charles Vander Freiay
Pella
Local family notices and visits span several towns
The report lists numerous relatives visiting and being visited across Des Moines Knoxville Krewwville and Newton. It notes Sunday gatherings at the Ward and Vander Wert households and mentions trips by Mrs Delno Whitlatter Mrs L We Test and Mrs Alfred Parish among others to Knoxville and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Ward
Tracy
Woof Ds Moines
de. Manes
Cor Herwand
Terlonw
Sam
Krewwille
L. We Test
Knoxville
Dennie Laird
Delno Whitlaterr
Charles Meve
Unclear historical note on district request and events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a district seeking Baul Crass or related matters with names Morse Art Varsler Werf and a past event. Details are unreadable and lack coherent facts or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Raldenbens
Dures
Varden
Oskaloosa News Briefs Mix of Personal News and Local Ties
Betty Van der Beek and Durant Barnard married last Thursday. Hospital visits include Mrs Arthur De to the Mahaska Hospital and John Van Hal ill and homebound. Anie Groenenhoom recovered from pneumonia but remains bedridden. Gerrit Hasselman orders his brother Herman to Des Moines amid reports of Britain using abandoned quarries as munition depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diels van Wek
Betty van der Beek
Durant Barnard
van Hal
Esther
Boi Ref
John van Hal
Arthur de Tothe Mahaska Hos Jorie
Hens
Aethesda
Henry Meiners
Donald
H. Tuineten
Farm Price Index Advances One Point
The Farm Price Index rose by one point in January reflecting higher livestock prices especially sheep and lamb. Grain, product, and poultry indices held steady under wartime price controls, while livestock hogs and feeds nudged up the corn-herd and ex-poultry feed ratios. butterfat remained at 23.0 pounds per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Carl
Lan
Uslrenth
Vacation Time Toys Tan Mr Newlywed Comment
A clipped overheard remark quotes a henpecked man musing about a husband and wife enjoying country life. The fragment hints at domestic themes and a lighthearted tone without clear names or events.
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Leighton News
Rempe
Eugene Sedrel
Trac
Henry S
Irel
J.C. Mattix
Rol. Dufus
Son Dime Any
Corydon
PF. B
Dennie Roose
Wm. Roose
Olivet
Mathes
Rev
D. Fliet
Addres
U.S. Naval Hospital
Earl Brommnel
Fort Leonard Wond
Joe Ummnel
Groenendyke Warsey Hospital
Wilbur de Normadean
Kenneth. M
Farmers
Christian Science Monitor
The
Christian Science Publishing
Wos One
Norway Stree
Boston
Massachusetts
Boeke On
Prca An
van Gorp Hatchery
Iowa
Centerville
Otley
Otley Co-Op
Exch’se Purl van Hemert, Mer
Sully News
Summit News
Cordova
Roy Karey
Gerrit
Oken
Mr Breher
Herat de Heer
Evid
Seth Grace Karr
Buoday
Tity Day
Mb. Willan Hors
Kaesvalde
Hel
Biel
Nick Selespie
Boyd Perley
Harry de Heer
Airevville Hospital
Gene Karr
Roland Reed
Huortitis
Marti
Io Kate Karr
Bedy van Hemert
Tactar
Kare
Knosvil
Lankylnis
Conde
Roy Karr
Summit Township
Clifard Simpson
Ale Lantic
Dwayne Buckman
Land
Don Ford
Ted Buttery
Red Rock
Otley News
Harvey News
eNellie
Melteworth
Fete
Heane
Sam Holi
Marvey
Padhich Creek
Boshidibad
IV Hive Messunaher
Rose Hill News
Nden
Arie
Tus
Raymond
Levit Walle
Newton Valle Weske
Neste
Art Vander Werlf
Ter
Hi Iden Hens
West Schrader
Alfred Parish
Renny
Kilda
Clob van Veen
Art Vander Wert
John Vanden
Dor
Knowles
Tiger Chief Batteries
Borgrto
Biouah Wallgeeet
Ford
LCC
Eatone
Fram. Purolator
A.C
Csoumble
Homelawn
Oskaloosa News
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