Right of Way Bought for Highway 63 Paving Loop
The Monroe Mirror reports quick progress on Federal Highway 63 right of way purchases from Monroe west to Prairie City and toward the Marion county line. Plans call for grading, bridging, and paving with an Ames contract set for May 13 and a completion target in fall.
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Monroe Mirror
Monroe
Prairie City
Marion County
Jasper County
Canadian Line
New York City
Ames
Polk County
Fairmount
John Hoaglan
K. F. Wilson
Uirie Clevenger
Wallace
Comey
Robert Baker
Neal Schaffer
Ramage Mill
Shaw Land
Brown Farm
Des Moines
In Our Swee Special Candy Bars at The Book
A fragment listing candy varieties includes Red Raspberry drops Chocolate drops Salted peanuts and special candy bars. The note appears as part of a shop or display caption indicating product offerings.
Neighborhood News Local happenings and health notes
Lloyd Boyd returned home from Iowa City hospital after a prolonged stay and remains ill with heart leakage. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Peter Longstreet and Miss Minnie Van Roekel, visited friends and relatives over the weekend. Arnold Klein cut his left index finger badly while chopping corn. other fingers are infected. Various local social visits, farm news, and a postponed Farm Bureau meeting are noted along with church and school events.
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Lloyd Boyd
Iowa City
Boyd
Peter Longstreet
Harold Sheesley
Martin Vander Molen
Rochester
Vander Molen
Minnie van Roekel
Harry van Roekel
John Gezel
Irene Strom
New Sharon
Lorraine
Knoxville
Kenneth Frederking
Mildred Karr
Fred Karr
Oto Wynsteker
Henry Merryman
Ray Jackson
Pella
Herman Sneller
Farm Bureau
G. G. Klyn’s
John Buwalda
Otley
K. Wielaard
R. M. Hart
Merryman
Des Moines
Bybee’s
Davis
Henry Muilenberg
Monroe
Lafe Martin
Calvin Bricker
Hewitts
Cordova
Attica
W. BR
Roy Karr
PB. van Gerp
PL van Gerp
Vivian
Henry Mengneant
Ther Aousim
Rom
Haatie van Gorp
Ts Keemle
Lew Vagter
Othitt
Athanesing Dior
Wire
Dees
Harold
Keane
Keel Kane
Halle
Eid
Seneid Lain
Son
Reaves Lather
Will Paltzer
Rele
Calvin Brick Canentt
Tox
Genwan Lybthonun
Salebure
Win
Kayy
Sebulex
Eis Ot
Shure
Klein
Arnold
Koy Kare
Lather Fasemore
Arne i Klein
Joe Kool
Gable
Une de Joode
Dadames Gerrit Klein
Grace Kool
Gerta
Bloodsorth
All Oaks School
Kaldenberg family updates and local church event notes
Special Correspondent reports T. H. Kaldenberg taking daughter Emma Jo to Oskaloosa for a planned appendicitis operation next Tuesday. Dorothy Waardhuizen shows slight improvement but remains weak. Knoxville program attendance noted. Larson Construction Co. pushes concrete work despite bad weather and aims to finish paving soon. Christian Reformed church fundraising and supper announced for Wednesday. proceeds support the church. Nearby families visit relatives in Falla and Prairie City areas. Rev. Downstrs and Rev. Hankawy preached for the Kefomied congregation in Pelle.
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T. H. Kaldenberg
Emma Jo
Pella
Oskaloosa
Dorothy Waardhuizen
Knoxville
Larson Construction Co
Gesyle
Sanhery
Christian Reformed Chovelie Hii
Faa
Wedieaiay
Roarybody
Mose
Falla
Mas
Frayer Arayed
Thei Senha
Hhen
Aye Mies
Ethel Vander Gaards
Hay
Prairie
B.D Bownestirs
Edifyoills
Tie
Downstrs
Hankawy
Pelle
Powalda Hosts Welcome Event in New Community
Mr and Mrs John Powalda hosted a local gathering Thursday evening to introduce themselves to neighbors. The event followed their May 10 move and was attended by several community members including Hart, Bart, Som, and Sorenson, with friends and relatives sharing in the welcome.
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John Powalda
R. M. Hart
Des Moines
Bart Oye
Jamlinten Meiter Iya
van vi de Fan Sorenson
Hart
Joan Hen
Atmesberen
EH Woods
Carroll Teter
Martin
Henry
Pete Sheets
Yian
Ford Dominates Marion County Car Sales in April
Ford leads in Marion county automobile sales for April with 115 total sales and 7 Fords. On April 1, Fords accounted for 54 percent of all county car sales. The report then compares Ford market share across other Iowa counties by percent of sales.
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Ford
Marion County
Iowa
Local Residents In Near Collision
An automobile near collision was narrowly avoided at noon Monday at the Franklin and West Second Streets corner. Case Vanden Berg turned over his car to avoid the crash with G H Gosselink who was traveling east toward the intersection. Both drivers escaped injuries though the vehicles were damaged and both received a scare.
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Case Vanden Berg
G. H. Gosselink
Franklin
West Second Streets
Case
Mr. Gosselink
Fourth graders add interest to school history
A long list of student names appears in a school literacy feature titled Fourth graders add interest to school history. The roster includes Ralph Gezell, Joseph Porter, Ada Graves, Henry Vroom, Jennie Van Arkel, Paul Koopman, Grace Brack, Lizzie De Hoog, and many others, highlighting a community project shaping local education.
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Hazel Vane
Alfred Grandis
George Hunt
Earl Curry
Oren van Mienstal
Pearl Steinkamp
Paul Koopman
Mabel Welch
Orence van Zee
Hereld Bailey
Melvin van Mouwdling
Francis Mann
Anthony Sally
Mifred Brown
Henry Bennin
Daice Shaw
John Gezel
Lucile van Wiewaal
Arthur Sele
Dick van Gorp
Uber Peabre
Karl van
Mn Kowenbeg
Mabel
Jacob de Linco
Wil Baar
Ollie Kooy Anes
Mabel van Dons
Clarence van Zante
Leone Kent
Francis Sheehy
Anden Ki
Ada Ten. Hagen
Cale de Vite
Clare Dennis
Helene Welle
Leah Bavinis
Chester
Ten Hagen
Jesse Fleeren
William Veree
William Veree, J0@ Van der Helden, Grace Bost, Gert Vroom
Harold Ver
Steag
Chris van Niewenhuizen
Cora Caen
Arle van de Voort
Freda Hoeh Hesselink
Marion
Ethelies
Bert
van: Zee
Henry
Klein
Fimon de, Jong
Agr Rees
George Ulrich
Dora
Roorda
George Stursma
Charles
Klein Jay
de Winter
Roert Vander
Central College Commencement Week Planned With Events
Central College lays out a busy week of events from May 30 to June 4 including tennis tournaments, pageant, a comm commenced concert, baccalaureate, and farewell chapel. The program lists guest speakers, trustee meetings, senior awards, and the Seventy seventh annual commencement exercises led by Rev Ed Niles.
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Bulow
Central College
Ublic
College Chapel
YOM. Co
del de Hahn
First Street
Winston Churchill
High School
Kenbles
Board of Trustees
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Dunn Cottage
Ed Niles
Elmhurst
New York
N. Y
Osteopathic Proctology Meeting In Philadelphia
Dr H H Kramer of Security National Bank building receives notice of the annual meeting of the American Osteopathic Society of Proctology in Philadelphia Pa July 3 to 5. The society, formed in Denver three years ago, includes physicians studying conservative treatments for diseases of the lower digestive tract and notes surgery is needed far less often than once believed.
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H.H. Kramer
Security National Bank
American Osteopathic Society of Proctology
Philadelphia
American Osteopathic Association
Denver
Seniors at Work on Class Play The Crisis
Seniors near graduation page through a packed schedule with a costume heavy class play The Crisis to be staged the night before commencement The Glee Clubs public program and a May 20 Student Recital in the college Chapel are planned Miss Arta De Vries and Mr John Weselink assisted by Mr Laurel Boat will perform Founders Day Banquet May 22 and a sequence of preliminaries and finals follow The Iowa College Presidents Association Town History Teachers meeting and a Bellevue College observer summer session noted earlier events open to the public
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Glee Clubs
Voice
College Chapel
Arta de Vries
John. Wéselink
Peryell
Iowa City
Iowa College Presidents
Drost Witll
Geneve Donaldson
Bellésvue
Belovue
Nebraska
Ingtendter
Holland Minister To Hold Services
Rev. dthn Steenhoven of Melvin Iowa a radio preacher at Yankton SB is announced to preach at the Raptise church Wednesday afternoon May 28 at 3 50 o clock and the same evening at 7 o clock at the Otley Rapist church On Thursday evening at 7 o clock he will preach in the Pola Baptist church A sermon will be delivered in the Notland language The public is invited to attend the services.
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Melvin
Iowa
Yankton, SB
Chuck
Tha
Pola Baptist Church
Notland
Ottumwa Millionaire- Bootblack to Wealth Through Inheritance
Ottumwa native William Hoogewoning 70, a real estate operator and former circus owner, inherited 2,000,000 from a sister. He says he has all he needs, plans to stay in Ottumwa, dislikes wasteful spending, and would like to build a modern office building. He and his wife of 37 years live modestly and own extensive local real estate. He aims to travel and pursue philanthropy but will not change his frugal ways.
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Circus Society
Gaass
Ottumwa
Montana
Hoogewoning
Des Moines Register
Sunday Register
Monda
William Hoogewoning
Court Hill
Montgomery Ward
Farmers Next Move, Says Legge
The Federal Farm Board has shown it can work and the next step rests with farmers, says Alexander Legge, chairman of the board. He cites the Board’s price stabilization through buying 83 million bushels of wheat and urges producers to unite for cooperative processing or marketing. Legge warns there are no quick fixes, but machinery is ready to operate. farmers must act to secure better returns. The piece frames farming as an industry and notes government recognition after years of struggle.
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Federal Farm Board
Alexander Legge
Legge
The Graduate Day Here With Them
A fragmented item notes a graduation day theme with phrases about pride and togetherness. It emphasizes collective achievement and the sense of ceremony, though the fragmentary text limits clear details about persons, places, or events.
Noted German War Ace At School
This morning High School students heard Capt. Rutgen Von Rozenburg speak on his World War II era aviator experiences in the German forces. Known as the Black Devil, he described early entry at sixteen and bombing London. He later left Germany, came to the United States on July 4 1921, learned English from a Sears Roebuck catalogue, and now lectures against war seeking a missing American aviator named Klien.
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Germany
London
Dea- Maines
Appanoose
United States
Sears Roebuck
France
Seu
Klien
Pirates Take Game From Drake Pirates Take Game From Drake
The Pirates rallied in the eighth to beat Drake 6 to 5 at Central's diamond yesterday. Drake led early on bases and a three base hit by Monihan before Central tied it with Grunder and Ver Dught drives. Sik king, Neifert and Grunder fueled a sixth inning surge as Central pulled ahead and with Reeder scoring in the seventh, Drake added one more but fell short.
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Pirates
Drake
Central
Neifert
King
Monihan
Grunder
Ver Dught
Sikkink
Schnack
Nulph
Barnes
Reeder
Central Dominates With Grinder Homer Sealing Victory
Drake team rallies for two runs on Andrews and Iverson hits as Monihan reaches on an error. Central answer with a decisive eighth inning including Grinder's homer. Norris scores after a walk in the ninth, Iverson makes a key catch at home in a tense finish. Grunder Sikkink, Neifert, Rysdam and King star for Pirates and Central. Found gold ring with a diamond. owner to Chronicle office.
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Andrews
Iverson
Monihan
Ersor
Central
Grinder
Norris
King
Tysseling
Grunder
Sikkink
Neifert
Pirates
Rysdam
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