Local News: Pella Residents with Ties Across States
Local brief noting Mrs. Kate Fuller returns from Oklahoma City with sister in tow for a visit to Pella. Kansas City visitor Philip Bevan stays with Edith Bevan and family. Mrs. Gerrit Popman returns to New York after time with her parents in this area. Several other locals visit relatives in Iowa and beyond, with travel plans and weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Fuller
Oklahoma City
Quilken
Pella
Philip Bevan
Kansas City
Edith Bevan
David Bevan
Linda
W. H. Vanderploeg
Battle Creek
Mich
Bertha den Adel
George Gezel
Dennis
Manchester
Gerrit Popman
New York City
Herman Veenstra
Arthur Renaud
Hampton
John Blommers
Wayne Vander Pol
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Juline Palmquist
Paul Klein
Gerrit_Roozenboom
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Lucy Plette
Arthur Ustermarkt
Ronald and
Dwight
Runnells
Maggie Ustermarkt
Mr. Ravenhorst
Sully
Phillip Kempkes
Ruth Ann
Biloxi
Mississippi
Tunis Kempkes
Kempkes
David van Horn
Deborah Jane
Ames
Dick van Zomeren
Beth
Prairie City
Neal van Wyk
Town City hospital clients and local admissions
Reported recoveries and various local hospital admissions and visits. Mrs. J J Sybenga underwent major surgery at University Hospital last week Thursday and is said to be recovering satisfactorily. Several residents including Julie Eckhart Knoxville and Richard Terrelt Central College were admitted May 6, with others admitted around May 7 and May 8 for observation or treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sybenga
R. J. Pella
University Hospital
Town City
J. A. Grandia
William M. Swank
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Julie
Wayne Eckhart
Knoxville
Richard Terrelt
Central College
By Anderson
Ed Cook
Liberty
Ray de Geus
Third St
County Nurse Warns of Tetanus Germs Dangers
Marion County Health Nurse Leona B. Fisher warns that tetanus germs lurk in farmyards gardens fields and roads. Deep wounds or even scratches can allow infection. vaccination offers safe protection. Farmers hunters machinery operators and accident prone youths should get tetanus shots now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona B. Fisher
Marion County
Orange City Tulip Festival Next Week
Orange City Iowa prepares for the 21st annual Tulip Festival with thousands expected to visit May 18 to 20. Dutch costumes, parades of about 50 units and 30 bands open each day, with coronation of Miss Karen Bogaard by H J Te Paske. A wooden shoe dance, operetta Sweethearts, tulip displays, a Civil War exhibit, carnival rides, and a Wooden Shoe Factory welcome round out the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Bogaard
Orange City
Bogaard
Cliff Bogaard
Northwestern College
Karen
Iowa
H. J. Te Paske
Netherlands
United States
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