Tulip Time Attendees from Pearle City and Des Moines
A Chicago Tribune report notes a Pearle City Illinois couple at Tulip Time on Friday May 13 with a square dance afterward at the college. Des Moines Scouts and Scots supplied 21 of 34 towns represented. John Zielinski updated material for future Gazette and Tribune pieces. The Hawk ers paraded in Orange City in costume, drawing many photos from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle City
Ill
Chicago Tripune
Scouts and Scots Club
Des Moines
Free Lance
Chicago Tribune
John Zielinski
Pella
Gazette
Tribune
Kansas City
Orange City
Queen Mary
de Jong
Orval “Slick” Baughman
Ray” Baughman
Arlan de Heer
Pella Chamber of Commerce plans renewals and growth drive
Charter by ED LAMSON outlines renewal notices to current members and an all-out effort to boost Pella’s Chamber of Commerce membership. It notes slow progress on a municipal airport and highlights a new Iowa Development Commission poster listing Pella, aiming to attract tourists and improve services for economic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Pella
Iowa Development Commission
Iowa
Peoria News Briefs Highlight Local Deaths and Graduations
Rev Douglas Van Beek declines Emerson call. Hoksbergan family to Denver vacation visiting parents Gerrit van Kooten. Michgan nephew death noted. Edward Wezeman of Chicago passes at 57. Commencement speaker Dr Arend Lubbers at new high school auditorium. Grand Island Nebraska 25th anniversary dinner for Lee Roose in Denver. Mrs Cecil Vander Molen sidelined with broken ankle. Linda De Nooy wed next month. kitchen shower held May 17 with attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornie Vander Lindens
Paul Renaud HI
Fred Westercamp
Peter Nf. Westercamp
Lewis de Vries
Donselaart
Calvin Seminary
Grand Rapids
Mich
James W. Mohr
Peoria
Douglas van Beek
Emerson
Washchurch
Ralph Hoksbergan
Denver
Coloado
Hoksbergan
Gerrit van Kooten
Stanley Vos
Michigan
Edward Wezeman
Chicago
D. van Beek
Arend Lubbers
Presentral College
Rth Mahaska
New High
Bokhoven and Roose
Grand Island
Nebraska
Lee Roose
Colorado
Cecil Vander Molen
Little boy harmed in chest incident reported
A brief note details a young boy involved in a chest injury situation. Authorities describe the event in neutral terms and indicate medical assessment occurred. No further specifics or names available in the readable text.
Unclear OCR fragment on local item
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event, names, or places to summarize into a coherent news item or card.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linda
Miss de Nooy
Ronald Wichart
Connie Vander Linden
Leis
Nancy Vander Linden
Matt Sluyser
THE
Scott
John W
Mayin
Pase
Reese
Juhn
Fj.h
ED Lamson
Pella Chamber of Commerce
Peoria News
Dale A. de Young
Linda de Nooy
Mesdmes
Effie Pethoven
Edith Vos
Charlotte Dear
Wilma de Young
Tillie Vos
Matilda Vos
Tena Westercamp
Goldie de Nooy
Merrice de Young
Kathy de Nooy
Sever
Phan
Eess
Oskaloosa Oil CO
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Bert Hagen
Henry Hagen
Sao
Breen & Kelderman
General Electric Home Appliances
Hotel Pella
Ottumwa
Mty
Richard Tyseetiog
Robert Allen
Frank de Wit
Councilma
Joe Stienties
Martin Nelson
Henry Vandevoort
Ed van Gorp
Wilbur de Jong
C. B. Caldwell
Councit
Robert Honeer
John Hoeksems
M. F. Whitney
John Blommers Bnerls
J. B. Dahm
Edward Wescelink
Nelson Vos
Jack Cook
Howard Glendening
van Berkum
Chamber OF Commerce Telephone
Phil Visser
Kiwanis Club
Jerry Stravers
Dirk van Zaste
Rotary Club
Wayne Wildman
Everett Ward
Izaak
Marion-Mahaske
Farm Service
Pella Jaycees
Women’s Federated
Robert van Hemert
Robert Evers
Jake
Tank Wagon Service
T.T.T. Society
Thyrza Steens Recording
Sec
American Legion
Elmer van Zee
Warren van Sittert
Connie Vanden Bers
van Hemert
Mra Fd
Aux. Pres
Bill Bruxvoort
Public Library
Sara Gosselink
Gilbert Roozeboom
Gary Gezel
Dial MA
Om Television Radio
Marion County
Mutual Insurance
Willard Kaldenberg
Carnations Farms Breeding Service
Ernie Blom MA
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