Des Moines Visitors and Local Trips Highlight Week
Des Moines callers Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vander Ploeg and Dirk visited last week. Mrs. Walker traveled to Eldon for an extended visit with relatives. Albert Van Houweling, home from Hope College in Michigan, spent a week with his parents. Mrs. Frezer and Cassie were Pella visitors Thursday. Mrs. Harp visited Des Moines on Thursday and met Mr. Harp returning from Chicago. Edna Frazer and Maggie Vriezelaar attended the Easter program at Monroe M E Church. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fenema last Sunday. Sallie left for Beacon for a week with daughter Mrs. Otto Ademait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Vander Ploeg
Dirk
Des Moines
Albert van Houweling
Hope College
Michigan
A. T. van Houweling
I . Harp
Mr. Harp
Chicago
Edna Frazer
Maggie Vriezelaar
M. E Church
Monroe
Herman Fenema
McReynolds Welcomed by Oskaloosa Visitor Note
A fragment notes a visitor named McReynolds in Oskaloosa with remark about a few days during the week. The incomplete text suggests a short social or local visit recorded in a newspaper item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Ae “McReynolds
Oskalooga
Orange City social notes and anniversaries in St. Herald
Births and weddings mark the Orange City page with A Heetzman and Germbiena Bakker, 35th anniversary for A Popma, 84th birthday for H De Haan, and a 45th wedding anniversary for K Ver Steeg. Local visits include C F Fitzgerald in Doon en route to Bunt. a Republican quip on Congress. Doon fishing reports. and a Sioux City trip for a laymen’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. van Wyk
Jackson
Congress
Messrs and Mesdaines P. J
de Kruif
H P. Oggel
M Rhynsburger
H K. Bekman
Sioux City
H. de Haan
Herald
K. Ver Steeg
Dames
N. Ver Steeg
P. de Kok
G. van Marel
John Ver Steeg
W. Sterrenberg
Dick Dingeman
Nellie Dingeman
St. Herald
Rivers Promised Joy As Young Visitor Graces Lynnville
In Lynnville Richard Rivers beams over a pleasing visit from a pretty young lady who arrived last Friday, as L. C. Renaud and family arrive and share news of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rivers
Arnold and wife visit from Watertown South Dakota
Arnold and wife arrived Friday night for a brief view in Salina as the company opens a new office with Wick in charge. Philip Dysart visits for the first time since illness last fall. Floyd Renaud returns from Newton to spend time with his parents and is pleased with work at the big store. Mrs Anna Thompson rents the former James hotel and will run a limited service hotel. Claude Butler, who died from a fall, was buried Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W “Arnold
Watertown
South
Dakota
Wick
Salina
Kansan
Philip Dysart
Floyd Renaud
Newton
Floyd
Anna Thompson
James Hotel
Claude Butler
N Journal
Infant Englehoven Dies After Appendicitis Surgery
Johanna Englehoven daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Englehoven of near Leighton died at Oskaloosa Hospital on Monday March 28 after an appendicitis operation. She was one year five months and nineteen days old. Funeral was held at home yesterday at noon and burial followed in Van Dompjaar cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna ‘Englehoven
Albert Englehoven
Leighton
Oskaloosa Hospital
van Dompejaar
Baby Bomgarden Dies Near Otley
Four months old baby of Mr and Mrs Chas Bomgarden of near Otley died last Friday. Funeral conducted from Otley church Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bomgarden
Near
Otley
Otley Church
Local Social Roundup Contacts and Visits
FIFIELD Zula Smith is improving nicely. Tony Robusard wife spent Sunday at the Tom Karr home. G. W Carpenter, wife and daughter, Mrs. G. Carver, were passengers for Des Moines. Burt Karr and wife spent Sunday evening at the G. W. Carpenter home. Morse Van Kamert and Maggie spent Saturday and Sunday with friends near Linnville. Chas Houck was a caller at the Capital City Saturday. Egg roast drew a jolly crowd Saturday night. Cora Redding of Harvey spent Friday and Saturday with Zulu Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zula Smith
Tony Robusard
Tom Karr
G. W Carpenter
G. Carver
Des Moines
Burt Karr
G. W. Carpenter
Morse van Kamert
Maggie
Anna Verwers
Linnville
Chas. Houck
Cora Redding
Harvey
Zulu Smith
Obituary notes for C F Adair of Olivet Iowa
C F Adair born May 27 1869 near Leighton Mahaska Co Iowa died March 19 at home of his wife parents in Pella Iowa aged 40 years nine months nine days after cancer surgery at Mercy Hospital Des Moines He leaves wife two sons an infant daughter aged parents and siblings mourn his death Card of Thanks from wife Mrs Jupits Adair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Franklin Adair
Leighton
Mahaska Co
Iowa
Judith DeCook
Olivet
Des Moines
Mercy Hospital
S. DeCook
Pella
C.F. Adair
Jesus Christ
Gladys Moody
Geo. Ramsey
Seed corn germination half of Iowa crop outlook
Ames agricultural experts reported on the Holden Seed Corn survey along the Rock Island route from Des Moines to Council Bluffs. Tests at Van Wert Dexter Stuart Audubon Guthrie Center Adair and Atlantic showed 45 to 60 percent seed viability, averaging about 50 percent in western Iowa towns, alarming farmers who rely on seed corn for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Iowa
Ames
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
van Wert
Dexter
Stuart
Audubon
Guthrie Center
Adair
Atlantic
P.G
Holden
A. H
Yder
M.L. _Moshier
Reverend J E Beard Dies in Pella Iowa
The minister Reverend J E Beard born June 18 1862 in Marion County died in Pella Iowa after eight weeks of illness March 165th He served churches in Nebraska Missouri and Iowa and for two years preached at Coal Ridge He left six children and a widow in impoverished circumstances and was mourned by the Pella and Grand River communities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Iowa
Bro. Beard
Marion County
Oak Springs
Nebraska
Grand Island College
Floye
Hallie
Macksburg
Mattie Burchitt
Deacon Burchitt
Camden Church
Grand River
Missouri
East Grand River
Arcord
Coal Ridge Church
Durham
Fifield
Bro
Beard
Burchitt
Deute Bright
Cleta
Bea
Fragmentary Phrase Reflects Lone Journey Theme
A short OCR snippet suggests a lone path or inner resolve with a fragment about not going alone in the light. The readable portion hints at personal or philosophical reflection without clear names, places, or dates.
Last Pipe of Peace Congress in Muskogee
Proposed for the last week in March in Muskogee Oklahoma the international congress of all Indian tribes of North America aims to bring chiefs and head men together with invited figures such as President Taft and Theodore Roosevelt. Invitations will be issued jointly by the chiefs of the five civilized tribes the Oklahoma governor and the Muskogee Commercial Club for the final great assembly of North American aborigines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Oklo
North
America
Muckogee
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
Musko
Also Mentioned on This Page
Versteeg Co
W. Frezer
Cassie
Orange City
R. Faber
A. Heetzman
Germbiena Bakker
B.art Lyndhorst
Woodatock
Minn
A. Popma
C. F. Fitzgerald
Doon
Bunt
Fitz
Lynnville
L. C. Renaud
Englehoven
Baby Bomgarden
Greely
Chloe Binns
Hattie Maud Sanders
Oska- Iloosa School of Music
Frank Adair
Andrew Uitermarkt
Yaltze de Young and Family
Uitermarkt
John van Maanen
Oskaloosa
Mollie Robertson
Adda Davis
Delta
John Moody
Mrs Binns
Henry Vanden Noordt
Andrew Ustermarkt
Jupits Adair
J. E. Beard
Havn
Langerak’s
Wall Paper Department
The
Recreation
New York
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