California winter plans for Sully residents and travels
A long list of Sully area residents in early November details trips to California for winter visits, work departures to Logan for a sewer pipe job, and family visits. Notable items include Mrs. Mary Parker driving to see Wille Smith, preparations for a California trip, and community notices alongside several accidents and local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Parker
Newton
Wille Smith
George Woolard
Los Angeles
Bessie
Sully
California
Bethany Community Notes and Birthday Surprise
Bethany residents share church attendance and social visits. Everet Kruseman celebrated his twenty first birthday with friends at his home on November 6, receiving a toilet set amid song and games. Several locals travel to OsKaloosa and Pella for family visits and medical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everet Kruseman
Everet
Victor Renaud
Mr. Muller
Local Residents Move About In Midweek Visitors
Mrs. C. Van Zante shopped in Oskaloosa on Wednesday. Mrs. L. D. Warner traveled to Pella Monday evening for a Bert Van Vark birthday surprise. Charles Fisk of Oakland Nebraska and his wife visited with sister Charley Johnson. Johanna Platte, Willena and Henriette Platte were guests of James Vroom in Pella before returning home. Charley Johnson and family went to Des Moines Saturday for a family reunion with Mrs. Johnson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Sherman
California
John
Frank
Fred Sherman
Lyle Smith
Alex Smith
Canada
John Roovaart
Prairie City
Art van Peursem
Piez de Mose
Pella
H.F. Fisk
Mrs. Scheffers
Dena
R. Scheffers
Otley
C. van Ehern
W. Silli
van Ehern
Marion van Houweling
Wm. van Pearsem
Oskaloosa
C. van Speren
W. Myera
Wm. Klein
L. D. Warner
Bert van Vark
Charles Fisk
Oakland
Nebraska
Charley Johnson
Johanna Platte
Willena
Henriette
School Notes From The High School Remarks and Activities
The High School enjoyed chapel talks by Mrs Page on life among Indians and Rev Vander Werf on opportunities and responsibilities. Girls gym class under Miss DeHaan starts well. A state election with Austrailian ballots shows Roosevelt 65 Wilson 77 among boys and girls. No school Thursday and Friday due to the State Teacher's Meeting in Des Moines. Janitor Mr Langerak returns after a three week foot injury absence with George Clark standing in. Truant notices issued for absent school-age children. The Des Moines teachers and the new state school building are praised. its cost exceeds half a million dollars but is not yet finished. The Board postponed football permission for one month after student petition. Grades below sixth prepare a Thanksgiving program. enrollment report for October promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wilson
Des Moines
Mitres Renaud
Wormheudt
Langerak
Webster
George Clark
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sally
Charley Swisher
Logan, Jefferson Co
Charley Bombarger
Ewart Station
DeBruyn
Marie
Fred Nibberlink
Bart
Bert Lane
Grinnell
Bonner
Elwood ‘Shutts
Ernest Eldridge
John Mains
John Eldridge
Avery
Dunlevy
Prof
Pierce
Des Monen
Teachers Association
Sully Bank
Patrick O'Brien
Bruce
Misa
Ethel. Holdsworth
Oskaloosaka
Mrs
John Holdsworth
Eugene Talbot
Clark
Villisca, Is
Warner Talbot
Will Saunders
Emmett
Fred Andreas
Mabel
Ethel
Sympson
Newton Thureday
Holdsworth
Walter
Sympat
Mrs. Rubbernus
Grandma Gove
Bert
Bessie Gove
Senate Heath
M. E
Courtney
Lynnali Eamenaey
Kuyper Lumber Co
Jack Frost
Miss Pearl Renaud
Robert Cartery
Vander
Wal
Bertha
Leslie Talbot
Bethany
John Markus
Oskalooga
Mra. Markus
Mra
Jake Poelstra
Legrippe
Emma.Van Peursem
James Elrod
Monroe
John Klein Jr
Art Klein
Antonette Neala
Ira Vriezelaar
Len. Kaldenberg
T. H. Kaldenberg
Rock Island
Katie de Geest of
Harvey
Merle Sytam3
Abe McCombs
Luther McCombs
Lerie de Geest
Fred DeCook
Alex de Geests
C. Myres
A. Vander Werf
Armor
South Dakota
D. Sytama
Ozkaloosa
Harry Steinkamp
J. McCombs
Johnie Blakley
Bert Sytama
Bertha Harvey
D, Sytsma
Mentor Underwear
Mentor
Mrs. C. van Zante
Prairie City Notes
Lincoln School
Gisla
Kodak
Reuvers Studio
Main St
Iowa
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