Twelve Year Old Boy Injured by Pony West of Leighton
Leighton Iowa March 28 reports a twelve year old boy son of Mr and Mrs L Olivier was kicked by a pony last Friday near Leighton breaking his jaw. Other local items include hospital news ill health for Jake Veldhuizen and a nephew of Mrs G Stewie dying in Peoria. Various church events and visits noted. The piece also contains fiction excerpt and personal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Olivier
Leighton
Iowa
L. van Roekel
Robert Ver Ploeg
Des Moines
Jake Veldhuizen
G. Stewie
Peoria
Martin Vander Melen
Charles van Maanen
de Jong
J. A. de Jong
Amaryllis
P. de Koekkoek
John Wm
Otley
N. de Boer
J. Wassen
Leota
Minnesota
Local Social Notes From Porterville Area
Mrs A Sels and daughter Mary Ann visited Mrs Bart Hackert Saturday afternoon. Mrs W A Jansen and daughter Ruth visited Edward Scott's home in Oskaloosa Sunday. John Kamerick family visited Dan Sytsma home all day Sunday. Antoinette Monster called on Anna Van Oenen Monday. Mrs Koen Verrips and Mrs Richard Oliver visited Jessie Milledge Monday. The Milledges plan to move to Des Moines soon. John Robertus family visited Henry Van Oenen Monday evening. John Scheffers family and a son visited Mrs Richard Oliver Tuesday all day. Gerrit Hoekstra of Pella visited W J Monster Tuesday. Edward Scott and Mrs Paul Pinkerton with daughter Mary Patricia were guests Tuesday at W A Jensen. John De Zwarte family and Cornelia Monster shopped in Oskaloosa Tuesday. Dick Van Zee farm hedge work by John Van Scheinkhoven, Will Jansen, and Herman Van Weelden. Verlon De Zwarte, age related, ill with croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sels
Mary Ann
Bart Hackert
W. A. Jansen
Ruth
Edward Scott
Oskaloosa
John Kamerick
Dan Sytsma
Antoinette Monster
Anna van Oenen
Koen Verrips
Richard Oliver
Jessie Milledge
Paul Pinkerton
Mary Patricia
W. A. Jensen
John de Zwarte
Jennie Mae
Verlon
Cornelia
Jeannetta Monster
John van Scheinkhoven
Will Jansen
Herman van Weelden
Dick van Zee
John de’ Zwarte
Cordova
Iowa
Jessie Williams
Red Rock
Wadle
Dunreath
Oto Wing
Cecil Reese
Loren Perky
Marion van Haaften
Lloyd Shilling
Odd Fellows Lodge
Knoxville
W. R. Karr
Cordaarr
Arlow Johnson
Francis Riley Karr
Uncle Tink
Roy Karr
George Dailey
Maud Richerd
Buzzy
R. M. Hart
Leo Taylor
Ruth Hart
Monroe
Otley
Harvey
Runnells
Leon Taylor
Lois Fredericking
Herman
Calvin
Chester Bricker
Verge Cooney
J. M. Hart
Earnest Dailey
Wm. Rootseller
H. Vriezelaar
Jack Vriezel
Young Bride at Orpheum Des Moines Opens Friday
At the Orpheum Theatre Des Moines opens Friday with Young Bride starring Helen Twelvetrees Eric Linden Arline Judge Cliff Edwards and Roscoe Ates. The program includes Murder at Midnight starring Alice White and a suite of short subjects and news events. The theatre highlights a new low price with matinee 15c before 6:30 and 26c after, evening 25c after 6, with Sunday 15c before 2 and 25c after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RKO Orpheum
Helen Twelvetrees
Eric Linden
Arline Judge
Cliff Edwards
Roscoe Ates
Allie Smith
Alice White
Hollywood
Orpheum
Chicken Thieves Busy at Dunreath in Cordova Iowa
Cordova Iowa March 28 reports from Dunreath area note regular school board meeting and staff changes while a family reports about 40 chickens stolen during daytime. Local residents saw a car. community discusses depot petition and road conditions as farm news and social notes fill the scene.
Sheriff Injured In Stormy Collision En Route To Iowa City
Sheriff J R Reeves and son Leon ard were in a wreck Monday while transporting a patient from Lineville to Iowa City. A stalled car and truck blocked a gravel road in a blinding storm east of Leon. Reeves could not stop in time and struck the truck, injuring a bystander whose leg was broken. Reeves suffered two broken ribs and his car was badly damaged. The other occupants were unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Reeves
Leonard
Lineville
Iowa City
Leon
Reeves
Library Notes and Book Reviews for Next Week
Library plans indicate a likely house cleaning week with Tuesday closure for public access and Monday as the best day for exchanges or reference needs. The March budget and year plans were reviewed by the Board of Trustees, noting new year starts April 1 and financial disclosures. The notice includes brief mentions of Buck's Bring Em Back Alive, puzzles, and novel blurbs such as Murder in the Squire's Pew by Fletcher Sparks Fly Upward by La Farge and The Other Side of the Mountain by Justus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Buck
Frank Buck
la Farge
Magnificent Obsession drama unfolds at Brightwood Hospital
Lloyd C. Douglas novel centers on Dr. Hudson chief of staff who faints during an operation as his daughter Joyce mingles with the wrong crowd. He marries Helen Brent and soon drowns during an operation to save a penniless patient, Bobby Merrick. Bobby recovers and seeks to repay by becoming a surgeon, while hospital superintendent Nancy Ashford and longtime friend Tom Masterson reveal the costs of generosity and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hudson
Dr. Hudson
Nancy Ashford
Bobby
Mr. Randolp
Hudsons
Joyce
Helen
Jack Dawson
Marion
Jack
Tom Masterson
Europe
Brightwood
Lloyd C. Douglas
Brightwood Hospital
Hudson
Pyle
Helen Brent
Bobby Merrick
Nicholas Merrick
Summer Round Up Health Campaign urged for children
Edith S. Countryman, Iowa health chair, urges a Summer Round-Up to immunize and examine entering kindergartners and first graders. The report notes high parental participation, vaccines for diphtheria and smallpox, and the program’s educational and economic benefits, plus state disease totals for week ending March 24, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith S. Countryman
Iowa State Department of Health
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
Polk
Woodey
Buchanan
Pottawattamie
Linn
Johnson
Passenger Bus Schedule From Pella to Des Moines Area
Bus schedule dated September 27 1931 shows Des Moines to Ottumwa route from Des Moines via Pella with departures at 9 81 a m 2 81 p m and 7 46 p m All buses depart Hotel Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Mon
Ottumwa
Pella
Desaines
Oukalcoas
What Do You Read This Week at Carnegie Library
A weekly feature from the Carnegie Viersen Library presents a local reader and patron review. Each installment highlights a chosen book, sharing impressions and recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie- Viersen Library
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H. W. Vander Lince
the Reformed Church
de Valstrikken van Wereldsch Goed
Young People’s Society
Elma van Heukelom
Wabash
John Munger
Frank Cradle
Cradle
Gerrit van Dyke
Henry Muilenberg
Clarence Bricker
Calvin Bricker
Rebekah Lodge
Frank Dixon
Clarence Hunt
Ivan Fortney
John Kamerick, Jr
Bessie Robuck
John Dennison
Beyant
McCord
Serenity Dale
Penny’ Mill
Dr. Langton
Parrish
Serenity
Maury Parrish
Masterson
Hamm Auto Top Co
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Oakdale
Bayard de Ruyen
Finette
Distrait
Chere
Margot
Mazette Ni
Rubens
Laboureur
Mirza Ni
C. G Good
Ogden
Magic Farceur
American Association of Importers and Breeders
Iowa Department of Agriculture
C. J. Sparks
Farcour
R. H. Eysink
Sully
Pel and
Gerrit Eysink
Sandridge Horse CO
A. J, Terlouw
Porterville News
Orpheum Theatre
Farmers Union
Seymour Herald
Library Notes
Fletcher
Camberwell
Chaney
Justus
Glory
Little ‘Twin Mountain
Great Smoky Ranges
Tennessee
Mammy
Grandy
Matt
Barney
Chronicle Weekly Health Message
Montgomery
Howard
Cerro Gordo
DR. Sheldon
Gladstone
Equitable Bldg
B. J. Brom
Hatchery
West Second St
Pilla
Rivola
Circle Brand
First Avenue
Joe E. Irown
Fireman
EL Brendel
Sally Eilers
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