Tulip Time Guests and Local Visitors AttendEvents
Local items note Mrs M Miller of Route Iowa and Mrs De Kock children visiting in the area during the Tulip Time festival, with many neighbors and relatives from Des Moines, Burlington, Prairie City, Mitchellville, Bondurant and Garwin attending and hosting. Harold Schot and Perry Smith are among workers and teachers mentioned, along with several hospitalities and social calls during the events.
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Arie Bronner
M Will Verros
Dr. Fox
Dre
Towa
Dr. Sand
Price
Charles City
Iniansas City
Henry Speers
Henry Gett
Hattie
Rose Hill
Henry Post
Ann
Tiff
Victor
Kansas
Dra
Fr. Carpenter
J. J. Ketman
Nee
Evelyn
Henry
den Boer
Johnson
Decker
Des Moines
John Goodhart
N. de Wit
de Wit
Washington, Town
Edgar Hatfield
Burlington
J.P. de Wit
Prairie City
H. J. de Wit
Paul Goderen
Charles Lehmauhl
Cild
Mitchellville
Armond Hoogenakker
Bondurant
Marjorie Baron
Dorothy Falck
Garwin
Bert Baron
Tulip celebration features praised by diverse views
The Inquiring Reporter collects five local views on the tulip celebration. Lankelma praises the homecoming and clean festivity, Dr. Wood highlights the queen coronation and map grid, Leonard All stresses the abundance of tulips, George Rt credits the college program, Hoog lauds the broad publicity and orderly conduct. The overall tone calls the event well organized and safe.
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Lankelma
Celeb
Hoog
Community Notices and Visits Across Otley Area
Otley residents host and visit relatives in nearby towns including Knoxville Des Moines and Pella. Frank Neely returns home after eye treatments in Newton. Visits involve Van Zee Vander Kolk Goemaat Renaud and Bogaards families with tulip festival plans and new Ames home move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Zee
Knoxville
T. H. Kalng
Frank Neely
Newton
Mary Odmite
Albia
Otley
Henry van Oenen
Eddyville
Jake Wouda
Barb Horton
Harley
Charles Vander Kolk
Clarence Renaud
Ames
Renaud
Andrew Bogaards
Airdale
Bastian Goemaat
Pella
St Va der Wiel
John Donai
Willard
Des Moines
Jennie, van Vliet
Gertrude Donai
Gertrude Vriezelaar
Juneselnar
Altoona
J.B. Vriezerlanr
S$. Vander Wiel
Klaas van Buren
Clarence
Bastian Goemant
Tulip Festival Attendance From Local Families Abounds
Killduff residents Killduff Will Elyn and his daughters etc attended the Pella Tulip festival along with many neighbors. Roy Compton and family, Verwers, Brand, and Adams families joined in Tulip Time activities and visits to nearby towns including Oskaloosa Sully and Newton. The group toured Tulip Time events and church services, meeting local residents and sharing rides, with multiple families listed as participants at various Tulip Time events around Thursday to Sunday.
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Will Elyn
Wilma
Jetson Adams
Killduff
Baby
Pella
Roy Compton
Myra Compton
Tom Swan
Oskaloosa
Clarence Rinehart
J. Jones
Nell Longstaff
Edward Co
Ick Baarda
Carl Klein
Spring Hill
Miss Jeninge
Richard
Beatrix
el Withers
Earl Klein
Ha Tyr
Ja’ Mae
Joyce
MD Ueille Baarda
Herbert Castorff
Tone van Baalen
Newton
Shirley Temple in Captain January at Rivola Oskaloosa May 22
Shirley Temple returns in Captain January at the Rivola theatre Oskaloosa on Friday May 22 Adapted from Laura E Richards story the film follows a loving sailor and a waif as they endure guardianship and rescue Temple performs new steps including The Multiplication Table Dance with songs by Lew Pollack The cast features Buddy June Lang and Jane Darwell. directed by David Butler.
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Shirley Temple
January
Rivola
Oskaloosa
Captain January
Laura E. Richards
Selina
Maine
Guy Kibbee
Shirley
Lew Pollack
Temple
Fox
Community social notes from Sully and Pella area
Local families attend Tulip Time events in Pella and family gatherings in Sully. Ed Cowgins works on Murphy Telephone lines. Terpstra and Baarda families visit relatives. bridge club meets hosted by Mrs. Forrest Terpstra with multiple attendees. Des Moines and Newton trips noted for Sunday activities. the Campton group holds a picnic at Roman's Lake.
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Will Klyn
Oliver Wisgerhof
Sully
George van Gorkom
Pella
Robert Rohrdanz
Forrest Terpstra
Bridge Club
Fred Compton
R. C. Fleck
Clarence Wheatcraft
John Elscott
Theo. Emmert
Cloud burst and hail devastate Lower Grove farms and gardens
A cloud burst and severe hail swept Lower Grove last Sunday, dumping six inches of rain and washing topsoil from farms. Gardens were ruined, ditches formed across hills and level land, and damage spanned to the Cherry Grove area near the rock quarry. Local residents noted large hail collections and ongoing recovery efforts as residents attended church, visited neighbors, and reported distant storm impacts.
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Rock Quarry
Cherry Grove School
H. de Jong
A. van Duren
Leighton
H. Kuperus
Barbara Vander Wilt
M. Bokhoven
van Rheenen
G. S. Poortinga
J. van Rheenen
John den Ouden
Lower Grove
Thadin
den Ouden
Western Christian School Alliance Speakers at Conference
Principal C Zylstra of Southern Christian School spoke on the task of the Christian school in the modern world at a Western Ministers Conference held at the home of Rev Folkema in Hawarden. Mrs B Van attended, Christine Wellema housemaid at MoM Burns enjoyed a week’s vacation, and Bal Boone visiting Barber School student Meo and Mrs Gerrit Hoone. Graduation exercises for the Christian school set for May 29 with pupil performances and a Rev Van der Steen lecture on the program. Mrs Albert Anton of Iowa City recovering from injuries after an assault Friday night. State railroad commission chairman Conrey said steps were begun to bring electricity to 20 000 farm homes in 25 counties if Congress acts.
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Western Christian School Alliance
C. Zylstra
Southern Christian School
Worl Dro
B. van
Western Ministers’ Conference
Folkema
Hawarden
Christine Wellema
Mr. Conrey
State Railroad Commission
Congress
Marion County schools name new superintendent Knoxville
The article notes Knoxv ille Mr Tracy elected superintendent to replace Miss Sadie Batten. It mentions Tulip Time in Pella with visits by Mr Martin and others, and reports on Primary No 14 reopening and traffic on new pavement. Several local families are listed visiting relatives and attending Tulip Time events.
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Tracy
Marion County
Sadie Batten
Bush
An Sneller
Tulip
Pella
Martin
Dake de
Mex
Vander Wert
Kellose
de Grief
van Webertus Kingma
Joe
Jacob
Peternella Snell
Sanborn Club War Talk and Family News
The Sanborn Commercial club event at Hotel Omar Tuesday featured Senator G Roelofs discussing Chain Store Legislation, a fine fish dinner, and remarks on local school closure set for May 29. Rev Straks began duties at the Reform ed church with a welcomes reception. Word arrived from Bellflower California that little Berenice Jeunissen died after a yellow jaundice illness. On Friday May 15 teachers from the Christian school and School Society delegates attended the convention.
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Hotel Omar
G. Roelofs
Sanborn
Straks
The
Reformed Church
Bellflower
California
Berenice “Jeunissen
Christian School
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