Local Tulip Time notes and visitors in Pella area
A flood of Tulip Time visitors and local residents are mentioned in this fragment. Names including Gertrude Grandman, Bert Baran, Ralph Ver Meer, Norman Van Garp, Retta Pas, Bernice Varelaar, and Paul Klein appear among many others visiting or staying in Pella and surrounding towns during festivaltime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baward de Tree
Lester Vander Pol
Schulte Heights
Sedral
Hines Grundman
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Gertrude Grandman
Grandman
John
Hen Grandman
Pella
Payreant
Paul Park
Pellas
Db. Heefner
Des Maine x
Dro
Paltz
Medtarnd
Mro
Darl Vander Boor
Tes City
Dill Vander
Harald Ma. Klein
Chicago
Paul Klein
Churchville
Pennsylvana
Harold Schut
Paul
Northwestern University School of Dentistry
Rece Wielard
Ci Reetor
Denver
Colorado
Wiclard
Eva Vande Garde
Dangly
Ada Robson
L. J. Monster
RS. Grandman
M. Goodwin
Mort
Joliet
Ilinois
Goodwin
Naperville
Terman Vander Linden
Bert Baran
Mercy Hospital
Ralph Ver
Banker's Memory Test At Gun Club Lake
Ralph Davis a Lineville banker tested a new memory device then stood up at Gun Club Lake according to a fragmentary report. The incident suggests an experimental setup or misadventure rather than a formal event with clear outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Davis
Lineville
Hhon
Gun Club
Lake
Town Crier Musings Reflect Dutch Festival Folly
Pullip Tae lauds a festival in a small town, recalling Dutch entertainers and knitting folk on the street. The piece notes visitors’ interest in stress service items, street performances, and a revived local talent scene, with reminiscences of the town crier and town events, including a bank sale snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
van Roekel-Roeffels
Fortune teller refunds after license mix up at city hall
A Grinnell man posed as a fortune teller under the name Madam What while taking out a license. He could not locate his trailer and returned to city hall for a refund, receiving his money back with cheerful officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Usefull Mrs Hen Mead Oak Oak mother s year productive lemon tree
USEFUL Mrs Mead of Oak received a Mother's Day gift that year described as ornamental and productive a lemon tree likely a clue to her household garden achievements and the year noted in a local society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe Winter
Hen Mead
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Hickman
Cedar Rapids
Central States Electric Compa
Car Muilenberg
Drenry
Hood
Mason City
Bernie Varelaar
Minar
Ten Voge
Bernie
Turin
Peoria
Groner McQuitt
Waterlie
Tawa
Sind
Gradus HH. Wavchter
Theresa Naaktyehoren
Iewa
Tw Wilcan Paeling Company
Naakteehoven
M Tollenaar
Sigeourney
Lowa
van Re
John I. Kuyper
Des. Moines Vnisters
Mra
Hubert Carrell
Fort Dodie
Towa
Carl Vegeliar
San
Vagelaar
Paul Blammer
Dimimy
Beardtown
Abe) Caldwell
Pella Safay
Ant My Ud
M Mb Liana
Ohn Hemert
Dbus van Hemet
Echen
Indiana
Af Deo Meine
Requitable
Offics
Trin
Herman Crawada
Lil
Woling Hoey
Mab Hopital
Co Vander Har
Leigehtan
Sune
Dyers
Haley Hey
Oskilona
May Lark
Dorothy Dean
Daugthter
Keebel
Lean Wednement
Akker Sr
Asuenal
Falhe
Ete
New Yorke City
le Minon San
Texary Kentel
Frown
Netherlands
Cate
Garden City Cafe
Bethel
First Reformed Church
Scholte Hote
Henry Cox
Mie
van Willian
Ralph Verr Meer
Cher Ge
Maytag Dairy Farms
Harold Ver Meer
Cas
Philco
America
Fortune
Frie
Testeo
Parrot
DAVIS
Vita Power
D.D.T
Claw
Jammer
Neto
Punch & Chisel
John F. Dykstra
Main St
Pella, Iowa