Local notes include visits, moves, and church support
Davenport visitors include Mr and Mrs C H Korn visiting from Knoxville and Ferd Korn family. W G Neely family moved above Puritan Drug Co with son Glen to operate Standard Oil dations on Franklin St. Dr Ray Fox and daughter Patricia visited family in Charles City. Vander Ploegs and Kingery visits noted. First Reformed church votes to fund Central college Bible department $2000 and set parish building fund at $1000 yearly. Tramp season active. Van Houweling Auto reports Whippet Four to Roy Swartz and Willys Six to H P Van Gorp. Des Moines hearing on Mahaska light and power extension attended. local Dauber at Diamond Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Korn
Davenport
H. O. Wormhoudt
Ferd Korn
Jack
W. G. Neely
Puritan Drug Co
Knoxville
Franklin Street
Ray Fox
Patricia
Charles City
C. J. Fox
Jndre
W. G. Vander Ploeg
Knosxville
Ed. Kingery
Tone Eobut
Robison
Mrs
Tone Aslhers
C. C. Deurhier
Margaret Vanden Berg
Prairie City
Dick van Zee
Henry Welle
Sully
David Breen
Paul de Wit
A. J. Visser
Washburn
de Wit
Clarinda
Dick de Haan
Anne J. Waardhuizen
Des Moines
de Haan
Frank de Wit
N. de Wi
H. J. de Witt
Sidner “Harper
New Sharon
Phillips
Grace
Charles
Gradus Vander Lindlen
L. Vander Linden
van Houweling Auto Company
Roy E Swartz
Reasner
Willys
H. P. van Gorp
George G. Gaass
A.C. Kuyper
Local Hospital Notes And Illness Updates In Des Moines
Mrs Rene Huyser underwent an operation Monday morning at Lutheran hospital in Des Moines. John Van Rheenen son of Henry Van Rheenen has blood poison in his foot from stepping on a nail. T Van Niewaal, ill two weeks, had an operation at his home last Thursday and is recovering slowly. H A Bauman shows gradual improvement and gains strength each day though not up continuously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Huyser
Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
John van Rheenen
Henry van Rheenen
T. van Niewaal
H. A. Bauman
Former Bussey Girl in Auto Mishap
Elaine Dalton of Davenport, formerly of Bussey, is in Moline City hospital with severe spinal injuries after her brother Kenneth Dalton's car was struck by a fast car driven by J A Feldman of East Moline. Dalton and June Prutte Davenport were shaken. Prutte uninjured. Feldman held on drunken driving charges to be filed. accident on Fourth Avenue between First and Second streets Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussey
Elaine Dalton
East Sixth St
Davenport
Moline City Hospital
Kenneth Dalton
J. A Feldman
Strand Hotel
East Moline
Feldman
Moline
Fourth Avenue
First
Second Streets
Dalton
June Prutte
Homestead Avenue
Prutte
Husking for a sick farmer in Iowa neighbors unite
In Oskaloosa Wilson Clark ill with appendicitis receives aid from 27 farmers who husked 14 acres of his corn. The 40 bushels per acre crop was gathered quickly as neighbors shared meals and effort. Participants included Loynachan, Chambers, Verros, Harsin, Verros, Woody, Loynachan, and Swank among many others. Clark expects winter disability but expresses gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville Journal
Wilson Clark
Clark
Mr. Clark
Lester Loynachan
H. Chambers
Nunnikhoven
A. M. Durham
J. de Zwarte
W. A. Harvey
C. S. Harvey
W. H. Stroud
C. Verros
David Verros
Bert Verros
Will Verros
Tunis Verros
Marion Toom
C. N. Harsin
G. E.harsin
Roy Tucker
John Loynachan
Elton Loynachan
Morrison Clark
S. Woody
E. R. Woody
Wayne Beaver
Everett Loynachan
Robert Gluck
Ray Lonachan
Gerrit Ustermarkt
Herman L. Swank
Art Department Meets at Mrs Andeweg Home
The Practical Art department of the Federation of Women's clubs will meet at the home of Mrs. Andeweg next Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Andeweg
Dirk Weyerse Birthday Surprise At Otley Party
In Otley Iowa Mr Dirk Weyerse marked his birthday with a Saturday evening gathering of fifty relatives bearing baskets and a two course lunch. A short program by the younger girls followed gifts and social time. Other items note church showers, visits in nearby towns, illnesses and local keepers of good humor through the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otley
Iowa
Dirk Weyerse
Leonard Weyerse
Gerrit Vander Keift
Mabel
Verna
Lorena Faye
John van Zante
Erma
Ruth
Prairie City
Marce C. van Hemert
Dinetta
Ruby
Reuben
Arnold Schippers
Arlene Jene
Monroe
C. van Hemert
Cora
Pella
Neal Kleinendorst
Josephine
Wilma
Leona
Lester
Bernice
Bernard
Jean
Clara la Vone
Newton
Ed. van Hemert
Robert
Alice
Near Sully
Connie van Hemert
Gerald
Kilduff
Fred Rozendahl
Alma Jene
Sully
Weyerse
OK Reformed Church
Evelyn Beyer
Klaas van Buren
S. Vander Wiel
Gus Aalbers
Neal Sedrel
Gerrit Davelaar
Will Waardhuizen
Robert Kaldenberg
F. Tilma
Sophia Verwers
Norman
Raymond Robus
Henry Vriezelaar
Des Moines
Neal Tucker
Johanna
Don Poortinga
Rean Aalbers
Joe Kool
Four year old Zoann Kussart dies after brief illness
Zoann Kussart 4 died at her Goodland Kansas home after a short illness of streptococcus septicemia. She had traveled from Ottumwa and Des Moines with her parents and grandparents, lived in Ottumwa where her father sheriff, and was buried in Highland cemetery after services at the Cedar Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoann Kussart
M. L. Kussart
Goodland
Kan
Eddyville
Des Moines
Zoann
Ottum
Wapello County
Des Moins
N. A. Thayer
Frank Kussart
C. W. Cochrane
The
Cedar Methodist Episcopal Church
Highland Cemetery
A Visit With Some of the Folks in the Chronicle Area
The Chronicle writer and family tour Otley Cordova and Harvey, noting a 43 mile trip, the deserted Otley scene, a rested telephone operator, Roy Karr’s farm home with beans in abundance, and a modernized Arboretum by Capt. W H H Barker. Compliments from residents spur continued Chronicle efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otley
Cordova
Harvey
Jennie Robus
Congress
Roy Karr
Chronicle
Billy Jean
Karr
Karrs
Harvey Road
Plymouth
Howell Station
Old Virginia
Iola School
W. H. H. Barker
New Bearing Mounting and Sash Lock Patented in Iowa
Des Moines. Iowa. November. Sern Madsen of Clinton Iowa, famed for numerous inventions, received patents on two devices in a patent grant list by patent attorneys Bair Free man and Sinclair. The inventions include a new bearing mounting that takes up end play and a sash lock for casement sashes operable through a screen. Both inventions have two claims each and rights assigned to Curtiss Companies Inc of Clinton Iowa, a woodwork manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Sern Madsen
Clinton
Curtiss Companies, Inc
Patents Granted to Iowans in Recent Week
Woodworking machinery and maintaining branches listed for several cities. Other patents granted to Iowans during the last week total five. Names include Wm. W. Brooks Des Moines plant support Clarence E. Dunlap Sioux City inner-tube patch Victor C. Heinemann Garner adjustable disappearing-lug traction wheel John Petersen Durant battery lifter Geo T. Ronk Cedar Rapids reversible cable drum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Wis
Sioux City
Iowa
Lincoln
Nebraska
Topeka
Kans
Minneapolis
Geo. T. Ronk
Cedar Rapids
John Nieberg Appointed Deputy Sheriff in Marion County
John Nieberg has been appointed deputy sheriff of Marion County under Sheriff Ward, with charge starting January 1. He will move his family to Knoxville around March 1. The Chronicle congratulates Nieberg and expects a diligent, faithful tenure in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nieberg
Marion County
Ward
Nieberg
Knoxville
the Chronicle
Whimsical Vignettes From a Poking Political Page
Vignettes poke at public figures and professions including Senator Borah Cal Coolidge and 0. C. McIntyre in kilts. The piece riffs on everyday annoyances a copy writer stenographer taxi driver and club dinner common quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Borah
Cal Coolidge
C. McIntyre
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Borgman
van Gorp
Tone Vander Wal
Paul Blommers
Maude E. Hallmer
Hallmer
American Legion Hall
Atwater
Kent
van den Berg Electric Co
Everything Electrical
Beyer
Tarantula
Ideal Pharmacy
Otley and
Capt. Barker
Chronicle “Progress and Prosperity
Barker
Aries
Prestone
United Paint & Body Co
Franklin van Gorp
Ity
West Washington Street
Stewart Goad
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