Little Girl Born In Oskaloosa Mary Jane Joyful Arrival
Mrs Chas Vander Kolk reports the birth Sunday of a baby girl at Mahaska hospital Oskaloosa weighing 8% pounds. She'll be named Mary Jane and both mother and infant are doing well.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1946
Page
10
Mrs Chas Vander Kolk reports the birth Sunday of a baby girl at Mahaska hospital Oskaloosa weighing 8% pounds. She'll be named Mary Jane and both mother and infant are doing well.
advertisement from WM Dieleman of Sully Iowa promoting farm and city property, automobile, life insurance, and savings accounts. Encourages insured now with low rates and reliable companies. Provides phone 60 and P O Box 146 for outreach.
Monroe H S honors Lulu Thomason Mary Sheeler and Bonnie Marshall on the All State Girls Prep basketball roster. Lulu Thomason senior guard Mary Sheeler guard and Bonnie Marshall forward receive spots amid team news and school events.
Praire City News reports Mrs Gertie Stineman ill this week and Gerrit Schuttinga D J Van Ryswyk Mrs Dick Van Ryswyk and A A Steenhoek visiting Newton Monday afternoon. John Schut made a business trip to Des Moines Tuesday. Nick Van Gorp operated on Monday at Lutheran Hospital Des Moines. The Stoner Piano Company demoed an electric organ Tuesday evening at the Christian Reformed Church. Members of the League of Reformed Men’s Societies met Thursday evening in Peoria with Rev N J Kuizema Gerrit Vander Leest A Vande Lune and Memmelaar present. Steenbock family sickness noted and many basements flooded. Mrs Arthur Vander Leest of Fort Madison visited her mother Mrs H De Reus.
Cordova News reports an infant death near Otley and a March birth in Des Moines. Observations include surgeries at Stone and Williams hospitals, a shattered arm from a wringer, and local family movements. School administrators plan a Des Moines conference April 2. Red Rock and Otley Farm Bureau activities and a basketball tourney update from Marshalltown are noted.
Joe Templet on improved condition after oyster supper birthday party at his home with Corena Hardy and others. Community notes include coal shipments, cinder deliveries, a new swivel on the track, assessor visit, and farm ownership changes with Howard Karr taking Crookham’s farm.
A large gathering honored Mr and Mrs Jacob Stursma on their 25th wedding anniversary in the Peoria church basement. The event included a short program, refreshments, and many gifts. Attendees included Coen Stursma Tena Vander Molen Vander Melen and dozens more local neighbors and relatives.
News from Sully Iowa highlights the birth of an eighth daughter at Mercy Hospital As kaloosa and several 40th wedding anniversary celebrations. The column lists numerous visits, paratrooper news, family gatherings, and social calls among Sully area families including De Koning Van Maanen Renaud Terlouw Vander Kamp and Lamphier kin with extended references to Des Moines Mitch elville New Sharon and Hollandale.
Mrs. A L Dykstra attended a 4 H committee meeting in Knox ville last Friday. Summit school pupils had three days vacation due to illness of their teacher. The Monroe High School Band entertained Summit PTA with three members from Summit. A new grandson joined the Van Wyk family in Des Moines. Several local families visited Des Moines and Oskaloosa. County Line 4 H Club met with discussions on electricity as a time saver on the farm.
The state highway commission will open bids at 10 a.m. on Tuesday April 2 for two paving segments on Primary 14 south of Knoxville. The 4.695 mile and 3.168 mile stretches total 7.863 miles, forming over half the Knoxville to Columbia route.
A proposed paving project north of Chariton aims to connect Knoxville and Chariton by a paved highway likely this year. The route has long been graveled and served well, with wartime traffic expected to rise after the war’s end.
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