Sidelights of the 1949 Pella Tulip Time Festival
Report covers attendees including Bartels Lantenbach and Dale Vander Pol. It notes incidents with Kroppach's party, hospitalities, and the crowd enjoying parades, dances, and the Tulip Show. It details children’s program praise, teachers, and out-of-town visitors from Clayton and Cedar Rapids. Travelers praised park programs and upcoming year plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Bartels
Robert Lantenbach
Dale Vander Pol
Dale
Mr. Kroppach
Kroppach
Ton
Menena
Clayton County
Amity
Pella Mart
Chayton
Lews
Conk
Net
Glen Bale
Coolshaw
Amati
Alice
Alburnett
Lowac
Cedar Rapids
Bette Galde
News from the Home for the Aged Visit Notes Many Names
Mr. George Defoer returns after a stay with Wellsburg and Hipen relatives. A long list of visitors from Des Moines to Sully, Minny, Ot, and Tingley are recorded, including Mr. and Mrs. Lange Traut and Mrs. C. Van Gorp, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Defoer
John Abbas
Wellsburg
Kew
Hipen
Mornin
Mro
Henry
Eth Brevtee
Bobbie
Hull Lewa
Lester Meyer
Oelwein
G. Gosselink
Nick van Arkel
Frances Miser
Moline
Sully
Minny der Wilt
Dirk Rietveld
Des Maines
Mero
C. van Gorp
Harry Braam
Searsts
Donwstri
Donwstee
Me. Braam
Harry Erasim
Searshore
Aotl Klein
I. D. Dykstra
Vola
South Dakota
al Klein
Des Moines
Peter Lubberden
Will den Martog
Myrick
Leonard Jabaai
Arle
GW. den Hartog
Sand Louis Vaughn
W. den Hartogs
J. K. Weeda
Doyle Weeda
Eleanor Shields
Raymond
Doris Reasoner
Karen
Mi Weeda
Fragmented Scene at Reed Home Service Garden Event
A garbled OCR passage describes a public event at the Reed Home and nearby sites including the Sunken Garden and Date Villa. It mentions car readiness, planting, evening beautification, and attendants, with references to a procession and a cheerful atmosphere though many words are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Srholte Howe
Palin
Mearks
Alpet
Notable Visit Recalls Nippon Deaf School Achievements
A letter describes a recent event honoring Japanese education and Christian outreach. It highlights the Nippon Deaf School, the first established for deaf children, with about 100 pupils spanning kindergarten to senior high. Notable figures Dr. Stan free and the Presbyterian Board are mentioned, along with hopes for Dr. Shafer's visit. The writer notes a harsh winter, four inches of snow, and the school’s adaptation with warm clothing for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabu
Michi
Bagear
Japan
Nippon Deaf School
Chauer
Diavine
Wal
Stan Free
Hossa
Dro Wikon
Letheran Board
Dr. Shafer
Infection clears after needle injury in finger case
A patient, about 28 years ago, developed an infection from a needle prick in the finger. The infection subsided, and the needle was forgotten until recently when it moved from the fingertip toward the finger joint, suggesting it had shifted from its original position after being lodged in the finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aura
van Donkelaar
Sioadeyter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hay van Meter
Pal
Trenten
Dadian
Kreppet
Fienry Langstraat
John de Dong
Lange Traut
Don Vander Veer
Pete Vander Wal
Rut Leydens
Melvin den Hare
le Visser
Arie Kledohn den Tartar
den and
Baby
Henry den Hatex
Harold den
Hare Toe
C. den Hartoge
Ined Ryswyk
Huyser of
Sullyster
Oes Cena
Bret
Westinghouse
van den Berg Electric & Paint Co
Malone
ABC Mewes
Seth
Holland Theatre
Thur
FBI
Warner Bros
Tata
Cera
Gloria Henry
Jack Holt
Dick Jones
Pat Guttram
Rusty
Ted Donaldson
Sharyn Moffett
John Litel
Garson
Riet
Cinecolor
Walt Disney
SO Dear
MY Heart
Touon
Macie Aotend
Ed Watson
Bruce
Boland
Owen
Lizabeth
Peter
St. Louis
Sarai
Speu
Lennox
Kersbergen & Co
Pella, Lowa
Belle Bogard
Davin
Stegemane
Miiceilla
Mi Watoen
Min Mayerkamp
Affe
Mer Hamilton
Sehenelo
Chrissy Tuten Marian
Vacolite OF
Iowa
Vacolite
Bankers Trust
Cook’s Paints
Cook
Paine
Cook’s
Cook's
Cook’sale
Coroe
Velvay
Cook’s Coroc
Fella Plumbing
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