Mother's Day guests mingle in Newton and Monroe homes
A long list of residents from Ames to Des Moines gathered in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Van Doorninck, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vriezelaar, and others for Mother's Day. Attendees included Miss Willa Mae Van Doorninck from Ames, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Vriezelaar, Mr. and Mrs. John Vriezelaar, Susan, Kent Vriezelaar’s birthday celebration, and many relatives from Monroe, Cedar Falls, Marshalltown, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter van Doorninck
Mickey
Willa Mae van Doorninck
Ames
Robert Pennington
Monroe
Mary Vriezelear
Marshalltown
H. W. Vriezelear
John Vriezelaar
Susan
Arthur Vriezelaar
Terry
Beth
C. W. de Ge
Kent
James Vriezelaar
Duane van Haaften
Connie Jo
Dale McConaghey
Tool’s Chapel
Asa Niemantsverdriet
Con Kaldenberg
Gerrit Witzenbure
Orville Kaldenberg
Fami
Edward Aalbers
Ewing Park
Coralee Vriezelaar
Cedar Falls
Mary Vriezelaar
H. W. Vriezelaar
Edward de Vries
Summit Homemakers Club
Henry Kool
Rabbit
Fol
Janie McCauley
Maude Scarbrough
Gene Scarbrough
Dean Barr
Newton
Wilbur van Wyngarden
Harold Rankin
Reasnor
Loyd Clevenger
Gunna Hiertshoj
Jim van Weelden
Judy
Olive Dietrick
Lulu Zerley
Bill Dungan
Don Duncan
Joe van Wyk
Claire McCauley
Charlie Sloan
Horace Oldham
Susan Vriezelaar
Community Notes From Monroe And Nearby Areas
Social roundups report visits and hosting at Monroe and surrounding towns. Families attend church, share meals, and welcome guests from Des Moines Newton and Grinnell. Highlights include 4-H club activities led by Jim Timmons and Terry Tilden and funeral services for James H. Cochrane.
ISU Seniors and Area Students Noted in Local Events
Iowa State College seniors from Ames join Cedar Falls for an honor convocation at Iowa State Teachers College where Marvin Sloan is honored. Sully and Lynnville schools select Columbia blue and gold as colors for a new district, with delegates named. Pete Kuiper recovers after a stroke at Newton, returning home. Sully High School eighth graders graduate. Harvey Rozendaal valedictorian and Darlene Maasdam salutatorian are named. citizenship award goes to David Mick. Christian school eighth graders graduate. Rev. John Geels to lead farewell service. Ruth Circle hosts annual picnic at Old Settlers building. farewell gift given to Rev. Geels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Lynnville
Columbia
Diane Wisgerhot
Bernice Vander Pol
Dorothy Gosselink
Terry Schultz
Beverly de Jong
Maurice Albright
Carroll Harthoorn
Lester Gause
Linda Harris
Sandra Hudson
Sharon Kay Willemsen
Bob Lewis
Pete Kuiper
Jake Swank
Newton
Max Hanon
Sully High School
First Reformed Church
John Binkley
First Christian Church
Des Moines
John Hynick
Aubrey Russell
Russell
Case Vonk
Board of Education
Harvey Rozendaal
Darlene Maasdam
David Mick
Ennis McCall
Leroy van Zee
Pella
John H. Vanden
William van Gendéren
O. H. Wisgerhof
Clarence Renaud
Christian School
Christian Reformed Church
John Geels
Ruth Circle
Old Settlers
Gels
Rienk Zylstra
Red Oak Man Loses Arm In Digger Accident
Felix Netcell, 72, of Red Oak, suffered three compound fractures when a mechanical post-hole digger caught his sleeve and twisted it, resulting in the loss of an arm. Weekend crashes in 1965 caused 15,730 deaths and 766,090 injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Netcell
Red Oak
Time is Now On Four Stages Of A Child Personality
A health personality forms from four Erikson defined stagesTrust autonomy and accomplishment. Ruth Littlefield notes trust is built in the first year with attentive care and security concerns. Autonomy emerges in ages one to four with independent tasks and guided discipline. Accomplishment appears around ages six to twelve as children gain initiative and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Littlefield
Town State College
Erik Erickson
Dad
Many Fungicides For Home Gardeners Ranked By Use
Plant pathologist M C Shurtleff of Town State College notes thousands of disease killers exist, with home garden versions in small packages. He divides them into seed treatments and foliage protectants, naming captan Orthocide Arasan Thiram Spergon as useful seed options and stressing careful label guidance for best results. Seed treatment helps seedlings when soil is cold and wet, providing better stand and vigor, and should be applied before disease appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Shurtleff
Town State College
Shurtleff
Soil Moisture Tied to Crop Rotations Say Iowa State Agronomists
Iowa State College agronomists warn that soil moisture varies with preceding crops. Drier soil under old legume seedings reduces moisture for current crops. They advise on fates of 2-year-old meadows and whether to cut hay or plant corn based on moisture prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College Agronomists
Home gardener guide to fungicides for plant diseases
Shurtleff warns on curing diseased plants and advises spraying or dusting just before wet periods to curb fungal and bacterial infections. He lists captan zineb ferbam sulfur fixed copper and mentions following label directions for fruits vegetables flowers and trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shurtleff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Summit News
Vriezelaar
Monroe News
Ernest Wagner
Wilmer van Wyk
Junior Sparks
Cindy
Teresa
Huron Price
Jim Timmons
Terry Tilden
Jim
George Timmons
Forrest Matherly
Debbie
Eddyville
Lottie Morris
Harold North
Arlo Worth
Janet
Grinnell
John van Roekel
Merritt
Jerry Sellars
Lyle Herwehe
Arnold Pille
Charlotte McConeghey
Keith McConoghey
Jens Jensen
Ralph Buckley
Hugo Vander Velden
Carl Osterhoudt
Marion Henley
Granite City
Barbara Worth
Shirley Zickel
Barbara Lund
M. J. Miles
Susan Dickman
Grand Canyon
Arizona
H. C. Robert Fauver
Tampa
Fla
H. C. Dickman
James H. Cochrane
Crumpacker
Cochrane
Branson
George Nagle
Town City
Lucille Mokma
Princeton
N. J
Monroe Cemetery
Harold Bowie
Paul Craven
Raymond Currier
West Des Moines
Hazel Tice
Glen Carter
Wallace
Bump
Joey
Phoenix
Joe
Is Crane
Nappanee
Ind
Crane
Roger Crane
Burt
Stevenson
Iowa State College
Iowa State Teachers College
Marvin Sloan
Sully News
Mrs
Tunis Blom
Frank G. Randell
Mahaska County
Mahaska
Jarman
Peoria
Walter C. Thorp
Carl
J. Will Brooks
Marion County
Margaret Hayes
Opal Cable
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