Graduation notices fill Lynnville Sully events calendar
Senior classes at Lynnville Sully High School held baccalaureate and commencement ceremonies with 87 graduates, led by Gerald Winsmore and honored by valedictorian Jerry Geurts and salutatorian Rosale Van Wyk. Numerous local families attended dinners, church services, and a junior senior banquet at Hotel Port Des Moines. Community events include Mother's Day observances, hospital updates, and Mays Farm Bureau meeting with foam rubber flower craft.
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Lynnville-Sully
Lynnville-Sully High School
Harold Kammerand
First Reformed Church
Gerald Winsmore
Centerville
Jerry Geurt
Bryce Harthoorn
Rosalé van Wyk
Des Moines
Christian ‘Reformed Church
Douglas Vander Wall
Peoria
Ed William Lanser
Grinnell
Junior Ver Ploeg
Dick Ver Ploeg
Pella
Chadwick Ver Ploeg
Leonard van Genderen
Kaser Construction Co
Sully
Scarsboro
Sully Park
The
Christian School
Jesus
Peter de Vries
Eldon van Wyk
Carolyn van Wyk
Brenda Nikkel
Treas
Maggie Vander
Beck
Robert Faopma
Beverly Goodyk
Edward van Kooten
Mary la Kramer
Carroll Nikkel
Warren Nikkel
Lucille Olsthoorn
Yvonne Scholten
Norman Vos
Lorraine Vander Weerdt
Carl van Zee
Clarence van Zee
Terry Zylstra
U and I Farm Bureau Club
Junior Ver
T. Moore
Lydia Adams
Gorda Augustine
W. C. Tharp
Marvin Blom
Knoxville
Tunis Blom
John Blom
Monroe News Social Notes From County Letter Patches
Monroe residents and relatives gather in church and home settings. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Van Zante and family visited Sunday afternoon in the Roy Vander Linder home. Dean Wilson Brenda visit California kin. Jack Andeweg now of California spent a week with Monroe friends. Marvin Davis and family from Ruthven Iowa stayed at Burton Chipps home. Ella Walker recently returned from several months with relatives in Phoenix Arizona.
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Leonard van Genderen
Claris van Genderen
Marie Brand
Bertha Géenen
Vernon Huyser
Junior Ver Ploeg
van Genderen
Delmar Schultz
Neal de Jong
Pella
Sam Munson
Monroe
Francis Shutts
William Langer
Community Hospital
Grinnell
Ronald Janseri
Gerald van Zante
Roy. Vander Linder
Dean Wilson
Brenda
California
Jack Andeweg
Marvin Davis
Ruthven
Iowa
Burton Chipps
Ella Walker
Phoenix
Ariz
Monroe area residents listed in social notes and events
The Monroe community page records numerous social happenings with visitors and family ties. Names include Mrs John Kepler of Des Moines and Mr and Mrs Larry Diekema in Newton, plus multiple Monroe residents hosting or visiting relatives. Events feature hospital visits, a Seattle high school administrator funeral, a Baptists study group farewell, and a Beverly Brook bridal shower.
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Cindy
Torrington
Ind
John Kepler
Des Moines
Henry ‘Halen
Luth Hospital
Boy Scouts of’ Monroe Ing
The
Legion J Hall
Monroe
Kiwai
Newton
Larry Diekema
Larry Romick
Archie
Frances’ van. Ness
Murray Van-Gilder
Charles Heffelfinger
Seattle
Wash
Queen Anne High
University of Des
Dean Foster
Michael Todd Foster
Edward du Pree
Pella
Robert Bosveld
W. P. Cregor
Vera Gaass
Monroe Baptist Sunday School
Clara Cramer
Cregors
Dregors
Andrew Jackson
New Monroe Bowling Center, Inc
Donald Wood
Herbert Bosch
Xec.treas
M. Vander Velden
Camp Fire
Bluebird
Virgin
Treaster
Harold Gildersleeve
Marion Birkenholz
Marion Nichols
Dewayne Honnold
Earl Runyan
Fred Johnson
Bob Elmore
James Wayne Neurmeyer
John Vriezelaar
James Woodman
Jerry Coe
John van Rodkel
Gene Welshones
Ray Davis
Beverly Brook
Easy care houseplants grow without a green thumb
Iowa State University's extension horticulturist Ben Vance says growing house plants can be a rewarding hobby even for shut-ins or time-limited gardeners. He lists easy varieties such as Chinese evergreen sansevierias figs and philodendrons and notes proper watering practices and using room temperature water for plant health.
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Ben. Vance
Iowa State University
Vance
May 17 High School party hosted by Nora Van Essen and Janet Nolin
In the home economics room at the high school a party honoring Nora Van Essen and Janet Nolin was hosted by co hosts for a gathering of attendees including Linda Aikin, Linda Bowans, Carol Dobbs, Nadine Lambert, Harriett Timons, Jeanie Ver Heul, Joan Rexroat, Pat Miller, Mary Woody, Gaida Kaminis, Ida Ross, Beverly Brock, Mrs Roy Brock and Mrs Roy Van Essen. Gifts were opened and friends unable to attend sent presents. Helen Brightwell of Kansas City Kansas helped with moving preparations at the Creger home.
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Nora Vari Essen
Janet Nolin
Linda Aikin
Linda Bowans
Carol Dobbs
Nadine Lambert
Harriett Timons
Jeanie Ver Heul
Joan Rexroat
Janet Karr
Pat Miller
Mary Woody
Gaida Kaminis
Ida Ross
Beverly Brock
Nora van Essen
Roy Brock
Roy van Essen
What is a good parent child relationship
A parent may anger or dismay at a child's behavior yet still maintain a solid bond. The key is whether the child feels loved and secure, and whether the overall parent child relationship remains positive despite occasional irritations.
Unconditional love strengthens child parent bonds at home
The piece argues that a loving relationship with a child rests on unconditional love not approving every action. It stresses that parents may warn or restrict behavior while ensuring the child feels loved. A child needs belonging and a secure, caring home even amid occasional emotional turmoil.
Newspapers Invest Billions in Plants and Equip in 1967
In 1967 newspapers invested over 87 million dollars to upgrade plants equipment and products. This spending reflects a broad modernization push across the industry aimed at enhancing production capability and market offerings.
Home play aids child physical growth and development
The article urges parents and grandparents to provide simple home equipment and space for children to exercise shoulders arms and legs. It highlights indoor and backyard activities such as ball games tether ball and outdoor sets like indoor baseball to strengthen muscles. It cautions against placing full responsibility on schools for physical development.
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Parente
Colfax Cow and Hog Sale Report Saturday Market Prices
Colfax cattle and hog sale featured packer cows 16.50 to 17.70, milk cows 212.50 to 237.50 per head, heavy bulls 21.00 to 25.60, heifers 500 to 700 lb 17.00 to 21.00, calves up to 50.00 per head. Shoats 19.00 to 22.30, hogs 50.00 to 60.00, breeding animals 10.80 to 11.20 per cwt. Sows strong. Hundreds consignors, best sale day of the week. plan to consign or attend this week. See Friday Regis Tribune ad for other listings, Newton sale Tuesday.
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Wgt
Wisconsin
Regis Tribune
Ings
Newton
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Zylstra Bros. Incorporated
Monroe News
H. W. Vriexelaar
Brooks Klyn
Gerrit van Setten
Oskaloosa St. Pella
Iena
Floyd Vander Zyl
Fred Bosveld
Dds
Marian W
Colfax
Sale
Golfax
Clippinger
Shields and Briles
Earl and
Bill Shields
Aucts
Firat National Bank
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Rea
Nalplex
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