Des Moines Visitor Dick Den Adel and Others
Des Moines visitor Dick Den Adel spent Tuesday afternoon in town. Rev and Mrs Geo Conrad of Fort Madigan visited friends Monday and Tuesday. Donald Waechter of Iowa City visited relatives Friday to Sunday. Ray Boland of Chicago stayed Saturday and Sunday with his parents. Phil De Vries of Fort Dodge arrived Thursday and is staying with the J H De Vries family. The Star Auto Co received five new Fords early this week and transported them from Des Moines to Pella. Cornelius Wilkins, former Central student, will preach at Bethel this summer. Prof Sadler and family visited Indianola on Mother's Day. Mrs Faassen and son Fred dined with Dunn Cottage folks and left for Zion Ill for two months. Andy Butts to teach and coach athletics in Milo next year. Leyde Hillyer and his band won the Western Colorado Band tournament again this spring. The Pelican arrived at the college Tuesday. The summer bulletin touts a fine summer school with Prof Sadler teaching piano and pipe organ. students may begin at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick den Adel
Des Moines
Geo. Conrad
Fort Madigan
Donald Waechter
Iowa City
Ray Boland
Chicago
H. J. Boland
Phil de Vries
Fort Dodge
J. H. de Vries
General Motors Co
Star Auto Company
Pella
Cornelius Wilkins
Central
Bethel
Professor Sadler
Indianola
Ed. le Cocq
Faassen
Fred
Dunn Cottage
Zion, Il
Andy Butts
Milo
Athlees
Pelican Arived
Sadler
Society News Celebrates Birthday Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Arnold Ver Heul hosted relatives and friends Thursday evening in observance of his birthday anniversary with thirty guests. Mrs Ver Heul served lunch as well wishes were extended for future anniversaries. A Mother's Day reunion followed at Mrs L D Warner's Monroe home with family and guests including Mr and Mrs W R Van Vary, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Warner, and others from Monroe Oskaloosa and Montezuma. Betty Butts was honored at a surprise birthday dinner at Hotel Pella by Rolscreen Co employees. Mrs R C Amidon hosted the high school faculty ladies Friday evening for a farewell courtesy to Mrs J M Cook and Miss Tena Doornwaard with gifts exchanged and lunch served. Mrs A T Van Houweling gave a prenuptial courtesy for Miss Alma Rietveld at Independence Street. a miscellaneous shower accompanied by gifts and a luncheon followed. Mrs Ray Vander Waal attended from Montezuma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Ver Heul
Ver Heul
L. D. Warner
Monroe
W. R. van Vary
Lloyd Warner
W. R. Springer
Oskaloosa
Ralph Warner
Edith
Elmer Warner
Oakley Warner
Betty Butts
Hotel Pella
the Rolscreen Co
R. C. Amidon
N. Main St
J. M. Cook
Tena Doornwaard
Miss Doornawaarde
Mrs. Cook
A. T. van Houweling
Independence Street
Alma Rietveld
Miss Rietveld
Ray Vander Waal
Montezuma
Vet Chas A Weaser Brought Home To Hamilton
The body of Chas A Weaser 30 who died in Honolulu March 380 arrived in Hamilton Monday. A former Marysville youth he served in France in the 29th Infantry 7th Division. He reenlisted after two years as a civilian and joined the 160th Observation Corps in Hawaii shortly before his death. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon under Ottumwa American Legion post auspices with Knoxville and Des Moines posts attending. He was unmarried, son of Mr and Mrs Weaser, and brother of E E Weaser of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Chas. A. Weaser
Honolulu
P. I
Hamilton
Weaser
Marysville
France
29Rd Infantry
160Th Observation Corps
Ottumwa
American Legion
Des Moines
Mr. Weaser
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Toyos Milans
Sennus
Rockford Sox
PLC
United
Thompson
Finest Home
Bologna
IDOE
Leyde Hillyer
Western Colorado
Leyde
Prediatsor Central College
Sader
Society News
Miss Butts
Rollins’ Run
Best Buy
Florsheim
Pella, Iowa
I.G. A
Thomassen’s Grocery
I. G. A. Store
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