Miss Vos enjoying visit with parents in Sully
Miss Margaret Vos of Denver is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Vos in Sully. The community notes multiple local visits and events, including funerals in Kalamazoo, family gatherings, a Golden Wedding anniversary for Fred and Maude Quire in Idaho, school activities, births, and Mother’s Day gatherings across Sully and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arletta Terlouw
Margaret Vos
Denver
Colorado
Will Vos
John C. Vos
Dick J. Vos
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Dick Dekker
Peter Kloostra
Henry Verners
Newton
Will O'Brien
Sadie Smith
Alice Shutts
Jake Elscott
Ralph Carlson
Chas, Meyer
Des Moines
Edward Conn
Baby
Mitchellville
Joe Baarda
Bobby
Fred Quire
Ruhl
Idaho
Sully
Quire
Culver Road
Maime Donni
Pella
Knoxville
Robert O’riley
Collette Quire
Lynnville
Iowa
Robert O'Riley
Buhl
Harry Meredith
New Sharon
Otro Quire
Meredith
Harry Renaud
L. W. Renaud
Marion Terlouw
Mingo
Fred Willemsen
John O. Terlouw
James McMeekin
Wekend
Rock Island
Milo Renaud
Beverly
Howard Karr
Clarence Bricker
Bill
Darlene Karr
Freda
Harold Clark
Ballard
Metz
Leland Clement
Gerrit Klyn
Fifield
Dorothy Core Templeton
Templeton
Kate Karr
Blanche
James Templeton
Sarah
Dwight Raga
Dwight
Roy
Grace Karr
Clyde Karr
Matt
Joe
Myrtle Stevenson
Myrtle Teraina
Tracy News Busy social and court notices from Tracy
Mrs C J Van Arkel reported for jury duty in Knoxville but was excused due to farm season. Delos Vanden Herg and others from Otley Pella area joined H Roozebooms for farm work and house cleaning. Local families visit Osceola and Pella while H G Boozeboom’s child receives treatments in Des Moines. Students held a skating party in Oskaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. van Arkel
Knoxville
Des Moines
Ref
Ladies Aid
BE. L. Vander Linden
Abram Bos
Francis
Arie Engbers
Oskaloosa
Gerrit de Wolf
Arnold Beckhuizen
Alice
Marie
Donnelson
Eldert Groe
Tracy High School
Monroe News Briefs Highlight Local Gatherings and Contests
Community notices record a Tuesday Baptist church pot luck and meeting, local students and families at Maytag Park and Newton, and Betty Lou Ammer winning second in a National Music Contest in St Joseph. Also noted are illnesses, furloughs, farm helpers for Lewis Kool, Mayo Clinic visit for Laurelt Buckley, a farewell gathering for Glover Shannon in Washington state, and Youth for Christ at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Vriezelaar
Forest Nearmeyer
Arthur Vriezelaar
Doyle Waddie
John Vriezelaar
Ray Nearmeyer
Parl van Hemert
Edwin Vander Ploeg
Baptist Church
H. E. Ketcham
C. C. Ammer
Betty Lou
St. Joseph
Missouri
Les Beyer
Emma Woods
Little Son
Pella
Marvin Montgomery
Walter Donahue
Merle Montgomery
W. Donahue
Monroe High School
Maytag Park
Newton
God's Helpers
Iva Whitted
Jasper County Federated Women’s Club
Mingo
Burton Morris
Kellogg
Howard Macy
Sully
Earl Plummer
Colfax
Lewis Kool
Dirk van Zemeren
Simon Jarnagin
Tenis van Wyk and
Sons
Dale and
Wayne
Abram Kool
Orval Marshall
John Throckmartin
Willis van Wyk
Kool
Laurelt Buckley
Rochester
Minn
Buckley
Mayo Clinic
Harrison LeGrand
Glover Shannon
Indianola
Washington
Marzette
Randal
Frank Shannon
Pat
Harry Shannon
David
Mary
Ben de Bonis
Bobbie
Jimmie
George Shannon
Cecil LeGrand
Des Moines
George Marshall
Altoona
Lyle Clevenger
Ames
John LeClevenger
Grand
John
Arthur Vander Ploeg
Kurt
Kristy
Kathy
James Vriezelaar Ainton
Lloyd Clevenger
Jo Ann
Henderson Reese
Barbara
June
Robert Sherwood
Judith Lee
Lois
Methodist Church
Youth For Christ
Otley News Notes Local Families and Events
Otley sees visits from Des Moines residents. a baby boy born in Iowa City hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kopecky. Churches, Bible school plans, youth conferences, and community gatherings are reported. Local families share visits, farm work, and school news. ongoing community projects and hints of upcoming events are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vander Kolk
Zack Slocum
Miss Lee
Des Moines
Ed Kopecky
Iowa City, Iowa Hospital
Kopecky
Lois van Vliet
J. M. van Vliet
Herbert S. van Wyk
Reformed Church
Muller
Central Reformed Church
Oskaloosa
Andrew Uitermarkt
Bill Uitermarkt
Gerrit Uitermarkt
Alvin
Jake Ustermarkt
Runnells
Harold Poortinga
Mahaska Hospital
Otley
Rocky Mountain
Estes Park
Colorado
Jesus Christ
Gerrit van Roekel
Pella
Rocky Mountain Youth Conference
Andrew Ustermarkt
Marinus Stravers
Galesburg
Aart Uitermarkt
Gerrit Versteeg
Henry Breuklander
Ralph den —Besten
Marion Uitermarkt
Nelson Vos
David
Joe Stientjes
John Hopkins
Hopkins
Frank Kingery
Monroe
Iowa
California
Maxwell Carnahan
John Hankin
Prairie City
Norman Robus
Raymond Robus
John Clyde
Farmers Co-op
Lamplighters Society
Anta Marie van Zante
Myrna Jean van Haaften
Marion Uitemarkt
Frank van Zante
Tice Kaldenberg
J. M
Wabash freight engine blast harms track officials warn
Cordova News notes a piston head blew from the Wabash freight engine at a switch causing ties damage as an 85 car train halted on a center. An extra engine from Moberly and Des Moines actions restored the dead train to Fifield by midnight. Also mentions funerals, hospital stays, and local family notes from Lacona to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Karr
Wabash
Monroe
Otley
Des Moines
Moberly
Fifield
Stines
Bertha Brummel
Joe Templeton
Burt Stevenson
Vincent
Corda
Mary Karr
Gerrit van Dyke
Morris Test
Dorothy Reed
Momber
Summit News highlights Summit Strivers 4-H activities
The May Farm Bureau meeting at Otley featured a Library Skit by six Summit Strivers 4-H members. The program included Dutch costumes by Mary Van Viiett and Mary Vriezelaar, a song and talks on 4-H work, Rally Day, and 4-H Camp. About 56 attendees heard talks on DDT in psy control and chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Vriezelaar
Henry Ver Voort
Martha Carol
Glen
Vera Hevlin
Knoxville
Norma Jean Bricker
Mary van Vliet
Norma Angove
Judy Klein
Audrey
Geneva Hopkins
Deloris van Waardhuizen
Velma
Mary
Coralie Vriezelaar
Summit
Vriezelaar
Harold Poortinga
Mahuska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Elmer Vogelaar
Lenora
Marcia
C. Vogelaar
Pella
Alfred van Wyk
Mitchellville
J. K. ‘Ter Louw
Cornlee” Vriezelaar
Norma Bricker
Audrey Hopkins
Mary van Viiett
Mary Vriezelaar
Summit Strivers Club
Patricia Rietveld
Miss Bryant
Gress Rogers
Elizabeth Wherry
Dieles Vandante
Albert Rietveld
Myron Nollen
Polk Township
Prairie City and Newton Social Notices and School Graduation
Prairie City News notes visits and calls among Steenhoek and Vander families in Newton and Chandler. Local sick list includes Vander Hart and Dykstra. Vacation Bible School runs May 26 to June 6 with teachers meeting May 16 at 8:00. Dole Vande Lune visits Chicago, and several Steenhoeks move or host in Prairie City. A class of 37 graduates from Prairie City High School, with commencement at First Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta M. Steenhoek
Dick Steenhock
Harlan Cannon
Robert Wallace
Newton
A. A. Steenhock
Guy A. Steenhock
A. A. Steenhoek
Ed Vander Hart
Mi Rit Vander Sehel
Mr Dykstra
Charlie Baird
Monroe
Prairie City Friends
Kleinenhorst
B. van Lissel
Chandler
Minn
Wm. Vander Linden
Edgerton
John Vander Voort
Woodstock
Marion Steenhoek
Dennis
Pella
Bert Steenhoek
Darrel
Gradus Vande Lune
Doyle
Gene
Raymond Steenhoek
Marvin Vande Lune
Steenhoek
Doyle Vande Lune
Prairie City High School
First Reformed Church
Local Social Notes From Galesburg May Weekend
Galesburg News reports on visits and gatherings: Richard Walters, minister at Galesburg Christian Church, dined with Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Schnug. Anna De Bruyn of Sully visited daughter Francis Heemsbergen and joined Thursday afternoon activities at the Schnug home. Various aids and visits across family and church circles are noted including Elk Creek Grange meeting and Pella shopping trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Carpenter
Merlin Schnug
Richard Walters
Galesburg
Schnug
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Martin Dearinger
Harry Ler
Curtis Dearinger
Nellie Swank
Pella
James de Penning
Roy Dearinger
Elk Creek Grange
Kenneth Carpenter
Looie Carpenter
Louie Groves
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Lester Mick
Newton
Iowa
Mick
Rose Mick
Yella Terpstra
Harold Schnng
Martha Meyers
Clifford Dearinger
Lorene
Harry Lee
Ralph Clausen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sully News
C. TL. Renaud
Renaud
Merlyn Gertsma
Kenneth Ratcliff
Denniston and Partridge
Adelaide Rozendaal
John Arkema
Iva Vande Krol
Sully High School
Rene Kloostra
John Vos
Christian Reformed Church
Robert Baer
Community Church
Gerrit, van Norden
Adrian Rozendaal
Marion Swank
van Norden
Herorge Eekhott
Platte
Neal de Prenger
Will van Sant
Killduff
Carl de Prenger
Josie Atwood
Dick Raarda
Joyce Bruce
Dean
Grinnell
Clarence van Sant
Scarsboro
Edward Huyser
Ollie Wisgerhof
Daughynual
High School
Marie Brand
Hattie Hendricks
Albert Augustine
Clifford de Jong
Ruth Huyser
Vivian van der Kamp
Bruce Conover
K. H. Price
Sylvia Vander Beek
Tewa
Price
Gerald Lamphier
Oliver Wisgelhof
Jake Brand
Ward Ver Steegh
Vernon Vander Kamp
Lola Mae Lamphier
Abe Vander Beek
Glen Elscott
Howard Buitenwerf
Ladies Aid of the Reformed Church
Kate Huyser
C. van Dyk
James McMeek
Wilburn van Wyk
Geven
L. M. Johnson, Mgr
New Sharon Sales Co
A. J. Kutch
Taintor Savings Bank
Burdock
Cut Rate Lumber Co
Oskaloosa, Iowa
O. S
Burdock Cut Rate Lumber Co
Tracy News
Monroe News
Otley News
M. FE
Platts
Black
Red Rock
Fair Oaks
Johnny van Waardhuizen
Myer de Heer
Clarence Bricker’s
de Heer
Donald
Cecil
Henderson
Louie Carter
Foxville
Clint Fee
Fee
Kenneth Richerd
Linda Dietrick
Coretta Buttery
Maytag
Vernon Rickabaugh
Roy Kare
Codova
Bud
Sherm
Red Rock Bluffs
Mary ‘Templeton
Murray van Hemert
Richerd
Mrs. Kradle
The
Chronicle
Cordova News
Des Moines Sunday Register
Red Rock Bridge
Murl Price
Ethel Hart
Sneller
May van Hemert
Pearl Moomaw
Buffalo
New York
Pearl
Fifield School
Picn
Summit Township
Otley School
Farm Bureau Group
Cordova
Summit News
Lincoln
Nebraska
Dick Steenhoek
Allen Anspach
Willard Steenhoek
M. Schuttinga
Joan
Peter Steen= hock
Clifford Cooper
Mt. Prospect
Illinois
Muadder
Maggie Cooper
Calif
Fred de Groot
Peter van Ryswyk
Prairie City News
de Penning’s Gamble Store
Montezuma Renderers
Lautenbach & Verought
Leghorns
Hampshire Reds
van Weelden Bros
East Franklin Street
Case Implement
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