Des Moines Daily Page Notables and Local Movements
A patchwork of brief items records Dan Meulpolder winning $73 on a sewing machine promotion, Edith Frandt’s exams and travel plans, Mr. Graves recovering after a stroke, and Edith’s bus trip home. Also noted are visits from Mrs. Leor of Texas, the Sailer party in Des Moines, and attendees at a medical society convention. Miscellaneous notices mention travel between Des Moines Pasadena and local care arrangements with garbled spellings reflecting OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Meulpolder
Des Moines
Edith Frandt
Stockton
Wm. Graves
Wm. Frondt
Edith
Leor
Pharr
Texas
J. E. Shultz
W. W. Sailer
Ina Carray
Los Angeles
Cal
Vera Robertson
Gulialoona
Ravert Sadler
Ms. Pleasant
Church Notes at Second Reformed and First Baptist
Schedules list worship services, Sunday school, and young people groups. Second Reformed Church led by Pastor Everatt G. Ward holds morning 9 45 and evening 7 30 services with Sunday school at 11 05 and C E sessions. First Baptist Church at Corner Liberty and West features morning 9 30 and evening 7 30 services with Dr Henry Van Til preaching, plus Sunday school 11 00 and youth meetings. Calvary Mission event at Mira Robers Van Buren home 1292 Columbus. Communities invited to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Boshoper
Second Reformed Church
de Bovider
Tumor C. E
C. E
Independence Street
Everatt G. Ward
Serman
Pam
Semnan
Warner of Silcude
First Baptive
Liberty and
West
Henry van Tii
Calvin College
Grand Rapids
m.Tiaam
Sebasi
Butyehun
Genpie
Fruday
Calvary Mission
Ambiguous Names Spur Brief Historic Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes list individuals such as George T and Casini with unclear context. The text hints at a small local item dated around an event or case but lacks readable details to confirm date, place, or outcome.
Reformed Witness Radio Broadcast Sunday Sermon
The Reformed Witness program airs every Sunday morning at 7 0 am on KRGE radio. Originating from First Protestant Church in Grand Rapids Michigan, the show features distinctively preaching by Rav G Lubbers.
Dailey Named Professor of Education by Rev Vander Lage
Rev E President GT Vander Lage announces Dr Newell B Dailey as professor of education. The text notes Dailey's education from a distant college and prior experience, with references to Iowa and national service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GT. Vander Lage
Newell B. Dailey
Om Pars Byenn
Climoig
Dugassana Callege
Rani Tsland
Iowa
Stara Tanehera Daileys
Ana Ead
Lamer
Trazal Ein
Axperivan
Jeri
Genesen
A mime at Festa Ut Seme Pane Romes
A brief report notes a mime performance during the Festa at a Rome area venue. The event drew attendees seeking light entertainment and cultural flair in a festive city setting.
Six Month Ter Louw Farm Demonstration At Pella
About 200 farmers observed a new corn planting method shown at the Six Month Ter Louw farm demonstrated by the Pella Experiment Store. Experts note long standing practices harm soil in dry land areas and curb erosion by altering tillage and crop residues to reduce runoff and improve yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pella
Hawaii Vacation Prize Won by Rural Carrier Couple
A rural mail carrier from Kenyon Minnesota and his wife won an all expense paid two person vacation to Hawaii. Prize awarded by Coast-to-Coast Stores across the upper Midwest with Pan American Airways flights to Pacific destinations. Also noted: the store owners are linked to a similar prize program and additional winners are mentioned in the broader contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Upper Midwest
Northwest
Atazet
Kenyon
Minnesota
Hawaii
John E. Wallaker
Lydia
Pan American World Airways
Re Foraberg
Bari
Lumary Amviners
Hovaia
Oramonon
Grade School Comps Report Highlights Mixed Results
Grade school competition notes include several standout performers such as Zam Dimer Zah and Rodwet tmenan, with 36 points by one runner and 45 by another. The event featured numerous participants across multiple schools, including Shary ofencander and Panes, with standout showings from Dyess and James Lene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zagria
Rat Laat
Magn Fail
Shary Ofencander
Panes
dyn James _ Lene
Anda Shaeniae
Dyess Danden Gery Sr Mniten
Fan
Ravn Paades
Fano An Yan Reon
Ae Any
Zephay Ace Dan
Caan “Wane
Ksiland Sander Zy
Tulip Time Festival Opens In Pella Iowa With Parades
The Tulip Time festival in Pella Iowa opened yesterday drawing crowds for daily adventures through tomorrow. Soldiers Sidney De Haan and A P dispatch from The Morning Star highlight the inland Okinawa connection and the event’s midway bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pell
Sidney de Haan
A. P. Dispatch
the Morning Star
Okinawa
Barie
Pella
Iowa
Wheat Referendum Set For July 20th
Marion county wheat referendum set for July 20 to decide if marketing quotas will apply to the 1957 crop. The national allotment is 36 million acres with Iowa allotted about 113,480 acres for 1967, while eligibility requires harvesting more than 15 acres in 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrin L. Rabuelki
Marion County
Iown
ASC
Muutae
Wadheers
Zayar
Quorat
Jane van
Ava
Menting Day Elects County 4H Club Officers
The County 4H Club held elections on Menting Day May 11 to name officers. Paty Dave Bavinne and others were nominated. names include Leria fae anninnt and Mwraa Qherwad. Officials discussed roles for the year and reviewed annual duties at the meeting.
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Menting Taday
Paty Dave Bavinne
Stavony
Leria
Vfleava
Cite
Ofer
Anne Renne
Reaarentant
Mata Zatarlel
Zavvara Layalaan
Atntaran
Che
Tulip Festival Draws Otmawa to Pella Enjoyable Event
Otmawa residents attend a tulip festival in Pella on May 19 with local chamber members coordinating activities. The event features community programs and cultural showcases, drawing visitors from Tine Wa and nearby areas.
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Otmawa
Our Men in Military Service Navy recruit Larry Hoksbergen
Larry E. Bokssergen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hoksbergen, enlisted in the Navy on February 3, 1944. After hone training at Great Lakes, he was sent to Miramar, California, on April 24 and is working in the disbursing office. His address is Larry E. Haksbergen Sk 4T2-27-2T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Bert Hoksbergen
Peila
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Mirimar
California
Military personnel and installations notes summary
Cryptic OCR readout lists individuals and places including Gary L. Van Rees R AL, Fort Kobbe in the Canal Zone, Carroll Bezemer, and Phi Blant Band Barracks 160% TSNAB. Mentions Littie Creel in Virginia and unit references with unclear roles and regimental tags.
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Pon
Gary L. van Rees
Re Servics Co
Aled Inf
Fort Kobbe
Canal Zone
Carroll Bezemer
Phi Blant
Littie Creel
Tysseling to Remain at Fort in Surveyor Training
Pvt Orville L Tysseling 22 of Fudich Oklahoma whose wife lives at 1 Cushing Ave Dayton recently finished surveyor training at Fort Olea. He served in the 17th Field Artillery Observation Battalion and will remain at the fort.
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Fartill
Okla
Pvt
Orvile L.tysseling
Cushing Ave
Dayton
Estery Surveyor
Fort , Olea
Tysseling
17A Field’ Artillery
Living Bible program for children at church
A notice outlines a Bible school event running from May 28 to an upcoming date with sessions in the morning. It mentions activities for all children in three years of instruction, with the course titled The Living Bible.
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Seal
Poppies Ready for Memorial Day Drive by Legion Volunteers
The American Legion and Auxiliary workers, disabled and needy veterans, will distribute crepe paper poppies on Saturday. Volunteers will ask citizens to wear poppies as a memorial gesture. Poppies are handmade to provide work for veterans and resemble wildflowers blooming between crosses.
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Candlcat
Wim
Sail
Mfrs
John Hoelisema
Popor Rman
Sie
American Legion
Wemoriam
Reminiscences of Newbold and 1877 gubernatorial bid
In a lively reminiscence of Tawa history, factors that kept Joshua G. Newbold of Mount Pleasant from the 1877 Republican governor nomination are recalled. One of Newhard's letters with misspellings drew ridicule, while critics noted frayed trousers and muddy boots as signs at the convention. Beans jests that Newhald would have won with all bad spellers' support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua G. Newbald
Mount Pleasant
Mewbald
Samuel
S. Senate
Newhard
Wito
Brant
Henry Esuacy
Unclear Historical Names Report From 532d Field Avvllary
Tysseling joined the Army last December and deceived Kawie Learning as Poet Leonard Wood. A 1994 graduate of Iowa State College, he faced family ties with Mr and Mrs Albert G Tysseling residing on Route 2, Palla, Iowa, amid puzzling details.
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Tysseling
Army Laat
Kawie
Leonard Wood
Lowa State College
Albert G. Tysseling
Palla
Towa
Many Measures Needed To Stop Soybean Weeds
Agronomist Charles Weber notes progress in weed control for soybeans but stresses a multi faceted approach. Early spring seedbed prep and timely cultivation reduce weed germination while rotations with alfalfa and proper fertility improve crop shading and competition. Rotary hoe work and careful shovel cultivation in rows further curb annual weeds, though herbicides remain limited by cost and practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles &. Weler
Agronomist
Uve
Weber
Rowe
Heana Helpe Co
Marley High Seniors Visit Cuba for Annual Class Trip
Marley High School seniors traveled abroad in May for their annual class trip to Cuba. They departed May 20. The group raised funds this year for the trip and a Brown Swiss bull named Tory was mentioned in the note.
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Marley High School
Cuba
Claus
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First Baptist Church
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Newell H Dailey Callege
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Otmmwa
Consiemen
Balla
Yana Anemia
Larry E. Bokssercen
Mirmar
Larry E. Haksbergen
Lecion
Stafford
Tory
Troester
Clayton
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