Banquet and social events at Iowa medical society meeting
Society notes from Des Moines and vicinity detail a hospital and auxiliary banquet hosted for Marion county officers at Hotel Fort Des Moines, a Younkers Tea Room reception, a Loyal Temperance Legion picnic with 64 attending, and numerous club activities including Bible Games, kindergarten exhibits, senior class party, a De Witt Meidema wedding, and various church and Federated Club events with speakers, music, and floral displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Medical Society
Des Moines
H.C. Payne
The
Medical Association
Hotel Fort Des Moines
Loyal Temperance Legion
West Market Park
Dr Payne Nearly Trips 100000 Miles In 1927 Chrysler
Dr H C Payne has logged 100000 miles on the 1927 Chrysler he bought from Mrs W C Ver Ploeg and 625 more miles, starting anew as he hopes to add another 100000. The car remains in good condition though trade value is low, and Mrs Ver Ploeg had 10000 miles on it when acquired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Payne
W. C. Ver Ploeg
Notice of dissolution of The Two Vans partnership
Notice states the partnership of Marion Vanden Oever and Anthony Tysseling in the firm The Two Vans has dissolved by mutual consent. Vanden Oever assumes all obligations and is to receive all debts. Dated May 12, 1934. Braashart resigns from Korn-Sybenga bakery and joins Rosscreen factory. Vande Voort moves to an oil company in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Vanden , Oever
Anthony Tysseling
Vans
Marion Vanden Oever
A. Tysseling
Harry Braashart
Korn-Sybenga
Rosscreen
Neal Vande Voort
Waterloo
Plans for Daily Vacation Bible School Work
H. L. Van Dellen, missionary of the American Sunday School Union, outlines growing D V B S plans for local Sunday schools. The program runs two weeks, with two women teachers, meals or overnight stays, and a community Demonstration Service. Training institutes, emphasis on Bible stories, and seeking Christian girls to participate are highlighted, with a July institute at John Fletcher College mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
American Sunday School Union
Union
Christ
Jesus
God
John Fletcher College
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Marion County Iowa 1934
Realms Iowa Marion County notice of sheriff sale in the court case S E Ream versus Ora C Binegar et al for 1922.96 dollars. Levy made May 4 1934 on parcels described as Northeast Quarter of Southwest Quarter and North 20 acres of West Fractional one half of Southwest Quarter Section 19 Township 75 Range 19 West of the 6th P M totaling about 60 acres. Sale to highest bidder June ith 1934 at 2 pm at south door of the Court House Knoxville IA. Homestead protection notice requires platting within ten days after service. costs to be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Marion County
S. E. Ream
Ora C. Binegar
District Court
A. D
Ora
C. Binegar
Court House
Knoxville
County of Marion
Church Services And Open House At Manse
Sunday school times at Churches Baptist and Second Reform with sermons titled Zephaniah Kingdom After Tribulation and Afflictions Our Strength Perilous Times Our Power Pentecost. The pastors exchange pulpits. Open House at the Prins manse today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 inviting congregation members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Zephaniah
Christian Endeavor
Star Route Inaugurated Between Newton and Oskaloosa
A temporary star route between Newton and Oskaloosa began Monday April 2 serving nine towns. R B Jack Wyatt of Newton earned the contract to carry mail from 6 37 am meeting No 6 westbound Rock Island train, with a 7 00 to 7 15 am start. Oskaloosa arrival at 9 am and return at 3 45 pm with Newton arrival by 6 pm. All mail service on the M and St L branch was discontinued with the star route inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Oskaloosa
Kilduff
Sully
Lyanville
Tainter
New Sharon
Lacey
R. B
Jack” Wyatt
Rock Island
Newton Postffice
How to Keep Blue Eagles Employers May Not Reapply
Recovery administration officials stated that employers seeking continued display of blue eagles under extension or reemployment agreements need not apply individually for permission. The rule requires ongoing compliance with original covenants, and applies to about 8 million workers in the knitted outerwear industry, establishing a precedent for other sectors.
A Code for Safe Driving
A state motor vehicle superintendent leads a safety code urging careful driving. He warns against cutting in traffic, passing on blind curves, speeding near schools, and driving on poor tires. Emphasizing pedestrian rights, he urges complete stops at stop signs and regular light inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew E. Wallace
State Motor Vehicle Department
Night Driving Rules for Safe Road Sharing
Remember to use low beams on meeting cars at night and keep a safe distance. Do not brake suddenly without signaling. Stay to the right except when passing and maintain a steady speed you can control in any emergency. Others have the right to expect careful driving.
Economic Snapshots From 1933 to Early 1934
A recap shows dairy price indices at 69 in 1933 versus 140 in 1928, 70,000 plus youths in college under relief at over $1,000,000 monthly, and average cash in pockets at about $42.70 as circulation rose. Radio set sales topped 3.8 million in 1933, 2 million replacements, bringing homes with receivers to 18 million. World War II era losses cited include 126,000 dead and 234,000 wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Local Place Description Near Rivola Theatre
A fragment notes a location block north of the Rivola Theatre in Oskaloosa Iowa with no additional details or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivola Theatre
Oskaloosa, Ia
Filthy lucre and noisy profits from world cinema
The text cites figures on sound film adoption, foreign debt payments, and U S spending on criminals versus education. It notes seed corn planting figures, cow first calving timing differences, and a Canadian professor’s controversial claim that professors lie. It also mentions Mr and Mrs Ivan Swanson visiting Mrs Clark in Chicago and Fairfield before a short vacation return.
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Bible Games
Kate Beard
Jacob Prins
Second Reformed Church
Black Oak Bureau
Black Oak Township Farm Bureau
Herman Tysseling
Proram
Ardelia Grandia
Ralph de Cook
Albert and
Leona van Donselaar
Dorothy Vander Waal
Anita’ Vander Linden
James Vander Waal
Lincoln
Webster
F. M. Frush
Professor Frush
DE Witt-Meidema
Main Street
Justice of the Peace
Jacob Vander Syde
Roy de Witt
Thelma Gertrude Meidema
William Meidema
Pella
Meidema
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Rose Hill
Federated Club
Woman's Federated Club of
D. van Gorp
Mesdames Dixon
Elmwood Inn
Marie Lautenbach
Mother Macree
Leona Reuvers
Edgar Guest
Hattie van Cleave
J. M. Cox
J. S.wilson
Dora Vander Pol
J. H. Reuvers
G. G. Thomassen
A. C. Kuyper
S. de Cook
F. ¥. Carpenter
E. van Zante
H. P. van Gorp
Georgette and Chiffon
Geelhoed’s
Main
Franklin
Pella, Iowa
H. L. van Dellen
Chronicle
Third Reformed
G. Menning
R. D. Douwstra
Otley
Tysseling
Life
Guard Minerals
Liberty
W. W. Ver Duff
Scotties Harness Shop
America
Ivan Swanson
Carrie Clark
Chicago
van der Ploeg
Olten Carniva
S.a
Rondo
Wizard, Jr
Peking
Farmers Co-Op
Exchange the Farmers Friend
Sara
Batistes
Blec Bonnet
Penney’s
Franklin Street
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