Local notes recap births moves and medical care in Mahaska County
Keosauqua resident Aocals C. R. Anson purchased the Pella Dress Club with F. C. Warner as agent. Dozens of residents visited hospitals, moved homes, or traveled to Des Moines Chicago Mayo Clinic and Moline. A baby boy joined Gerald West’s family at Mahaska Hospital and local farming families reported health and livestock notes amid community events.
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C. R. Anson
Keosauqua
Pella
F.C. Warner
DeWayne Steenhock
Marion Steenhock
Mahaska Hospital
Glen van Roekel
Henry van Roekel
Leighton
Mercy
Oskaloosa
Albert Roozeboom
Indianapolis
Ind
Marinus Roozeboom
Ben Groenendyk
Chicago
Eugene Koning
Hampton Ct
S. Ellis Street
Gerrit’ C. van Yee
D. P
Lincoln Street
John Tiloem
Bert Huckert
Des Moines
Willi
Peter Bloom
Bakker
Public input proposes tree memorials in parks
Mrs Cassian Woolley known as McGlatchey suggests planting hardy hard maple trees in San Diego parks as living memorials for departed loved ones. She favors plaques bearing names and asks readers to consider four trees in honor of grandparents Charley and Cassin McClatchey and Peter and Hendrik Van Lobberecht.
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San Diego
California
Cassian Woolley
McGlatchey
The
Chronicle
Liw
Pella
le Duyn
Jeter
Charley McClatchey
Cassin McClatchey
Peter M. van Lobberecht
Hendrikin van Lobbereeht
Sermon Praised via Radio calls to Church of the Air
Dr Gerrit Vander Lugt of Central College Pella receives wide commendation for his sermon The Expendable as fans and pastors flood CBS and station KSO with requests. Tom Lewis Shumate, KSO program director, notes unprecedented interest nationwide and from Memphis Tenn observers eager for copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Vander Lugt
Tom Lewis Shumate
KSO
Pella
Gerrit Vander Lugt
Central College
Town
United States
CBS
Memphis
Tennessee
Columbia
Vander Lugt
Tom’ Lewis Shumate
College Boxers Place Second in Nebraska Tourney
Central College finished second in a three team boxing meet at Wayne State Teachers College of Nebraska, March 18–19. Wayne won six titles, Central claimed one, Hastings none. Chet Cross earned Central’s sole title by defeating Art Jensen. Wayne swept other divisions. 125 lb bout ended without decision due to a cut, and results list several decisions and knockouts across 126 to heavyweight weights.
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Eugene Heideman
Central College
Wayne State Teachers College of
Nebraska
Wayne
Central
Hastings College
Chetsi
Art Jensen
Lee Rouse
Bob Ellsworth
Ken Boughm
Henry van Leeuwen
Suhr
Hepeul
Gerald Muilenberg
Cenal
Hartnett
K.o
Bert Permer
Chris Jensen
Bob Arents
Chet Cross
Why Theatre Managers Get Gray Haired
Behind the scenes at Holland Theatre in Pella a booking mix up delayed the Bob Hope film Paleface. A Soux City print was sent back to Des Moines then mistakenly released to Omaha, leaving only four hours before showtime. No plane available forced reliance on limited transport options as delays mounted.
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Pella
Holland Theatre
Bev Mahon
Soux City
Des Moines
Carlessness
Omaha
Mahon
Pell
Film Delays End As Print Reaches Holland Theatre
Paramount representative rushed the movie from Omaha to Dex Maines to fill a late showing at the Holland Theatre. Bev, anxious over the delay, kept patrons in suspense for ninety minutes before Chuck Elder arrived with the strained print. His tire went flat just as he pulled up to the booth.
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Paramount
Omaha
Dex Maines
Holland Theatre
Bev
O. Henry
Chuck Elder
Club Centralia to Be Featured on KRNT by Don Bell
Don Bell, a master of ceremonies at Central College, will dedicate his March 30 matinee to Central College on KRNT. Vander Linden, social chairman, will join as Central’s representative. The program runs 12:45 to 1:30 and features student and faculty favorites plus campus chatter.
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Club Centralia
KRNT
Don Bell
Central College
Centralia
KK Vander Linden
Central
Red
Bell
Don Bell Central College
Central College Sets NineGame 1949 Football Schedule
Central College outlines a nine game 1949 football slate with four conference games and five home games, all staged early. The season opens September first Friday with games at Pel la and continues through November 12 with matchups against Grinnell Coe North Central Parsons Dubuque Wm Penn Simpson Midland and Morningside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Heideman
Central College
Ason
Grinnell College
Pelr
Coe College
Pella
North Central College
Naperville
Tminoix
Parsons College
Pel
Dubuque U
Wm. Penn College
Simpson College
Midland College
Fremont
Nebr
Sioux City
Iowa
de College
Mahaska Boys Win Judging Contest at Hereford Show
Mahaska County 4-H team wins high scoring team and high scoring individual at the Marion County Hereford Show in Knoxville last Saturday. Tommy Denney leads with 388 points from three perfect classes, continuing Mahaska's back-to-back triumph after last year. Other Mahaska participants include Clarence Gay Jr, Marvin Smith, John Montgomery, Roger Broerman, Ernest Thomas, Dick Redman, and Raymond Denney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahaska County
Marion
Knoxville
Mahaska
Marion County
Tommy Denney
Tommy
Denney
Clarence Gay, Jr
Marvin Smith
John Montgomery
Roger Broerman
Ernest Thomas
Dick Redman
Raymond Denney
Spray Card Service Returns for Iowa Growers
The Iowa State College orchard spray card service will be available again this year. Ed Cott, extension horticulturist, says fruit growers should send their names to their county extension directors to receive a complete schedule of spray information. Dormant spray details are available now and prospects for the fruit crop look fair.
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Iowa State Colege
Ed Cott
Iowa
Cott
Prepare Now for Spraying Season
Begin sprayer maintenance as gardeners plan for a 1949 fruit crop. For apples treat dormant days with liquid lime sulfur or dormant oil before growth starts and no freezing for 24 to 48 hours. Use lime sulfur at 6% with water, or oil at 2% with water, and adjust for pouch fruit and raspberries with specified dilutions. Plums receive lime sulfur before buds swell, using 2 quarts in 5 gallons water. Leave name at county extension director’s office to receive seasonal spray schedules.
Vander Lugt Will Lead New Mexico Highlands Summer Study
Dr. William Vander Lugt a philosophy professor at Central will take a leave of absence this summer to serve as acting head of philosophy at New Mexico Highlands University Las Vegas New Mexico from June 6 to August 19. He will be joined by Dr Kurt Lideker of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute to teach in the department while Dr Lisle Hosford head of the New Mexico Highlands philosophy department is on leave. The program anticipates about 1500 student summer enrollment and highlights Las Vegas high altitude sunny days aiding clinical study conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vander Lugt
Central
New Mexico Highlands University
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Vander Lugt
Kurt Lideker
Rensselaar Polytechnic Institute
Lisle Hosford
New Mexicoiversity
Su Mexico Highlands Univer
Las V
Calvin Col. Jee
University of Michigan
Central Calléyee
Vander Faye
Hog Production In Marion County At Five Year High
Marion County ranks among Iowa's top three in hog production with a January 1 1949 hog count of 118 400, the highest five year mark though 1948 saw a dip to 100 700 after the 1947 corn crop failure. Washington and Johnson counties lead state totals, while nearby Marion area counties show varied counts such as Mabuska 170 000 Wapello 62 200 Warren 94 600 Jasper 174 300 Polk 77 300 Dallas 108 200 Poweshick 143 300. Knoxville Journal.
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Marion County
Iowa
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Gton County
Washington County
Iown
Johnson County
Washington
Mabuska
Wapello
Warren
Jasper
Polk
Dallas
Poweshick
Knoxville Journal
County groups back Knoxville to Pella road project
Delegates from Knoxville, Peoria, and New Sharon favored the road project amid talk of traffic and dam site decisions. County engineers noted repairs if surfacing remains rock or gravel. A permanent promotion committee for the Knoxville Pella Peoria New Sharon road was approved as harmony prevailed at the meeting.
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Knoxville
Peoria
New Sharon
Mr. Dutton
Pella
Howell Dam
Knoxville-Pella
van de Voort
New Sharon Road
Obituary for John D Synhorst of Pella Iowa 1901 1949
John D Synhorst son of Abra ham and June Toom Synhorst was born on a farm near Pella Marion County Iowa September 29 1901 and died at his farm home March 16 1949 aged 47 years 6 months 17 days He spent his life near Pella He married Gertrude Roorda on February 2 1922 and had four children Dorothy Dor other Synhorst Corena Abe and Joe Two grandchildren Jimmy and Connie Terlouw Surviving are his wife three sisters Mrs Fred Tlam Mrs Ben Walster Mrs Dick Ver Heul and brother Dick Synhorst Preceded by parents Funeral March 18 1949 at 1 30 p m from the Baptist church Rev A Haverkamp officiated Bearers Elmer Dykstra John Kamerick Gradus Schakel William Schakel Peter Bogaards Kenneth Vander Linden Burial Oakwood Cemetery.
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John D. Synhorst
Abraham
June
Toom Synhorst
Pella
Marion County
Iowa
Gertrude Roorda
Dorothy
Paul Terlouw
Corena Synhorst
New York City
Abe
Joe
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maryland
Jimmy
Connie Terlouw
Fred T’lam
Ben Walster
Dick Ver Heul
Dick Synhorst
Synhorst
Baptist Church
A. Haverkamp
Elmer, Dykstra
John Kamerick
Gradus Schakel
William Schakel
D. D. Rietveld
Dirk Rietveld
Elizabeth van Lint
Towa
Susie Dieleman
Otley
Otley Reformed Church
Obituary Notice for John D. Synhorst
The family of John D. Synhorst expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after his death. They thank those who offered sympathy and sent flowers, signed by Mrs. John Synhorst and children.
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John D. Synhorst
D D Rietveld dies at 74 after Pella Otley life
D D Rietveld born January 30 1875 southwest of Pella Iowa died March 16 1949 at 74.1.17 married Susie Dieleman March 10 1897 with four children. Funeral March 19 at Otley Reformed Church burial Graceland Pella. CARD OF THANKS expresses gratitude for sympathy and flowers.
Jacob Kuiken Dies At 84 In town Home
Jacob Kuiken of 410 Main Street died Tuesday night March 22 at age eighty four. Funeral arrangements were not yet set at press time. A fuller obituary will appear in The Chronicle on March 31.
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Jacob Kuiken
Main Street
Mr. Kuiken
Death of Grand Rapids Upholsterer Jacob Stuursma
Jacob Stuursma 40, copartner in an upholstering business at 1065 Plymouth Rd NE Grand Rapids, died unexpectedly at 7 am Wednesday from a heart attack at his home. He belonged to First Protestant Reformed Church. Survived by wife Vera a son Donald three brothers George William John and sister Mrs Bernard Elhart, all of Grand Rapids.
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Grand Rapids
Michigan
Jacob Stuursma
Copartner
Plymouth Rd
Stuarsma
First Protestant Reformed Church
Vera
Donald
George
William
John
Bernard Elhart
Memorial service for Albert J. Meinders in Pella
A memorial service for Albert J. Meinders was held Friday March 8 1949 at 2 00 p m at the Van Dyk Funeral Home. Meinders body was returned to Pella from Korea where he served with the 892nd Ord H A M Company and died January 2 1946 in Jensen Korea at age 27 years 9 months 4 days. Reverend Lester Muller led the service with military honors by Howard D. Ver Steeg Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Casket-bearers included Earl Grandin Byron E. Ver Meer John H. Vande Voort James A. Rus Andrew I. Beerends and Dick M. Stravers. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
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van Dyk
Albert J. Meinders
Pella
Korea
Meinders
892Nd
Ord
H.A.M. Company
Jensen
Lester Muller
Howard D. Ver Steeg
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Earl Grandin
Byron E. Ver Meer
John H. Vande Voort
James A. Rus
Andrew I. Beerends
Dick M. Stravers
Oakwood Cemetery
Memorial thanks for T-5 Albert J Mein
The family expresses gratitude to Howard D. Ver Post No 5242 Veterans of Wars and former service members who served as pallbearers. Appreciation is given for flowers and tokens of regard. Mrs Anna Meinders Larry and Mrs N T Meinders and Family thank you.
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T-5
Albert J. Mein
Howard D. Ver
Anna Meinders
Larry
N. T. Meinders
Otley Couple Mourn Stillborn Daughter At Mahaska Hospital
A baby daughter was stillborn to Mr and Mrs Marion Uster mark t of Otley on Tuesday night March 22 at Mahaska hospital Oskaloosa Graveside services were held Wednesday at Black Oak Cemetery with Reverend J E Brink pastor of the Otley Christian Reformed Church officiating.
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Marion Ustermarkt
Otleesday
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Black Oak Cemetery
J. E. Brink
Otley Christian Reformed Church
Mrs N K Vos obituary notices life and family ties
Franzena Vos 78 died March 17 1949 at Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa Iowa born September 10 1870 near Leighton daughter of Simon and Gertrude Korver married Nicholas Vos June 6 1896 four daughters survived Nellie Carlena and two others plus six grandchildren one sister and a host of relatives and friends funeral March 21 1949 at Van Dyke Funeral Home in Des Moines with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery
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John Dean
James Robert
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Dean
Ada Wynberg
Cornice Roorda
M Matter
Hertha den Adel
Esther van Honweling
Moline
John Bauman
Mahuska Hospital
David Baridon
Des Moines
Nellie Vos
Franzena_Vos
Simon
Gertrude Korver
Leighton
Town
Nicholas V Os
Gertrude Passmore
Nellie
Pella
Carlena
Otrs
William Strave
Jeanette
Ed Vander Hart
Prairie City
Kert Vos
Cordell "Hardy
van Dyke
Gratitude for Sympathy After Mrs Vos’s Illness and Death
A note thanking family and friends for their support while Mrs N K Vos was ill and in the hospital and following her death. The writers express appreciation to those who expressed sympathy and sent flowers.
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