Local News From Lynden Area Sees Frequent Visits and Travel
Local updates report Nick De Jong of Lynden arriving in town and renting Kate Hagens farm for the year. Several residents, including Rev J Prins and family, visited relatives in Fulton Illinois, while others returned from work in California via Idaho and Oregon. Events include Pi Kappa Delta banquet and the State Youth Conference at Marshalltown with over 600 attendees and 500 at the banquet. Deliveries note births in Peoria and Pella, plus multiple weekend visits, travels, and club activities.
Local Family News From Monroe and Surrounding Areas
Otley nk Neely learns her father Mr Webb of Monroe is very ill but improving. Rene Aalbers family visits Lille household. Gerrit Klyn Klaas Van Buren drive to Iowa City to see Mrs Vander Wiel in hospital. she is improving. Neal Sedrel of Leighton visits Aalbers family and Pete Vanden Berg, recovering from a light stroke. latest reports say she is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nk Neely
Webb
Monroe
Local Social Notes and Visits From Otley and Pleasantville
Mr and Mrs Gerrit De Jong and family visited Sunday evening at the Gerrit Van der Geest home. The Just For Us Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs Richard Vriezelaar home. Officers elected were president N Rozenboom vice president Mrs Nelson Voss secretary Mrs Richard Vriezelaar and treasurer Mrs Elmer Vogelaar. The program included music and a quilt display. A lunch was served and all enjoyed the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Nick Schuring and family of near Fifield visited Sunday afternoon at the Louis Schuring home. Mr and Mrs Joe Kool and daughter Evelyn were guests at the Arnold Klein home Pleasantville Sunday. Mrs Frank Tilma of the Home For the Aged of Pella visited a few days this week at Mrs Ge De Jong’s home. Arnold Hiemstra northwest of Otley is building a new home on his farm. Duke Swank are the parents of a baby girl born Nov 4 weighing 7 lbs. The mother and baby are at her parents home. Albert De Joode Gerrit Carver and daughters of Des Moines visited Sunday evening at Mrs Carver’s sister Mrs Wm Roush and at Pete Vanden Berg’s home. Anna De Hocdt visited Friday afternoon at Charles Van der Kolk’s. Anna Delleeuw of Monro visited Saturday at Tunis Van Dyk’s. Andrew Vos and Norman Ro who left last August met an accident in Green River Wyoming. They worked with a construction gang there returning Monday at midnight. Nelson Vos and wife went to Des Moines to get the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrit de Jong
Gerrit van der Geest
Just For Us
Richard Vriezelaar
N. Rozenboom
Nelson Voss
Richard Vriezelanr
Elmer Vogelaar
Nick Schuring
Near Fifield
Louis Schuring
Joe Kool
Evelyn
Arnold Klein
Pleasantville
Frank Tilma
Home For
Pella
Ge de Jong
Arnold Hiemstra
Otley
Duke Swank
Des Moines
Green River
Wyoming
Nelson Vos
Local social visits report from Galesburg area
Mrs. Hendricks and Mrs. Tool hosted Tuesday evening guests. Mr. and Mrs. Mathes visited Henry Van Rheenen's home. Betty Lou Ver Steeg of Newton visited Charles Earp’s home. Mrs. Van Rheenen traveled to Pella Thursday to see relatives. Mildred and Dorothy Knot of Peery visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Nielsen, on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hendricks
Floyd Tool
Will Mathes
Henry van Rheenen
Betty Lou Ver Steeg
Newton
Charles Earp
Pella
Mildred and
Dorothy Knot
Peery
N. P. Nielson
Visitors from area call on Pella residents
Visitors in the Richland school Friday were Phylis and Edith Earp and Dorothy Vander Werf. Agnes, Betty, Chalmer and C hord Van Rheenen visited Lund in the home of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Van Rheenen of Pella. Other visitors were John Van Rheenen and Mary Irene De Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Phylis
Edith Earp
Dorothy Vander Werf
Agnes
Betty
Chalmer
Chord van Rheenen
Lund
William J. van Rheenen
Pella
John van Rheenen
Mary ‘Irene de Cook
Roosevelt Cheers Echo at Local Election Report
Amsterdam Joe Woods was absent from high school last Thursday due to illness and stayed with sister Mrs. John Schakel. Miss Johanna Goemaat works for Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lancaster. Mrs. Lancaster is poorly and uses a wheelchair. Eighteen attended Mrs. P. J. Van Steenwyke’s Ladies Aid. Leona Arens, Amsterdam teacher, plans to resign in February. a new teacher will be hired. Jake Schakel aided M. Oostrim butcher last Wednesday. J. A. Grandin sold cattle at Knoxville sale. M. Schakel and son Gradus, Henry Van Steenwyk, and Orville Baughman attended. Dwight Ver Steegh improving and due home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Woods
John Schakel
Johanna Goemaat
J. W. Lancaster
Harvey
Lancaster
Roosevelt
P. J. van Steenwyke
Ladies Aid
Leona Arens
Amsterdam
Jake Schakel
M. Oostrum
J. A. Grandin
Knoxville
M. Schakel
Gradus
Henry van Steenwyk
Orville Baughman
Dwight Ver Steegh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nick de Jong
Lynden
Washington
de Jong
Kate Hagens
J. Prins
A. K. Prins
Fulton
Illinois
Jerry Vanden Berg
John Vanden Berg
Donald Meyer
Aric Meyer
California
Idaho
Mary Jane Vroom
Oskaloosa
Minnie Mae Vanden Berg
Pi Kappa Delta
Ontra Cafe
Betty Ligget
Winifred
Donald Hesselink
Junior Dykstra
M. Vander Linden
Marshalltown
Ray Brom
Nettinger
B. J. Brom
Cantion
Nellie Kramer
Herman Bokhoven
Peori
Mildred Vander Linden
Gilbert Bent
Edythe Olson
Teadhe
Mae Piette
Marie Healy
J. W. Huyser
Henry Welle of
Sully
John van Spanckeren
Herman van Zante
C. L. Renaud
Edwin
Ray van Heukelem
Philosophy Club
8. G. Onstine
Anna Belle
Thressa
H. W. Breuklander
A. Ver Ploeg
John Braashart
Prairie City
PD. Wagaman
Meyer Langerak
Steve Grandin
Detroit
Mich
M. d. Hoffman
Central Colleg Hoffman
New Brunswick
Joe Clark, Jr
A. P. Vander Melde
Brown
Robinson
Perry Renaud
Servics
Brethren Chapel
Winter Motor Oils
Car of Auto Accessories
Agency
Joe Stienties
Nature
Chiropractic Health Service
L. M. Henry
D. C
R. M. Martin
Wynberg Produce Co
Main Street
Wood Row
East Third Street
Nick Jansen
Galesburg
Housewives
Corni
J. A. van Zuyk
Leighton, Iowa
Draditio
Kuypers
Rowling
Turkey
Cook
General Electric
TRIC
Nea
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Ner of the
Ulrich Motor Company
S. W. Corner Square
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