Nearby Towns News Highlights Social Visits and Gatherings
Miss Cornelian Van Dene spent Sunday with sister Mrs Murray Sytsma. Mrs Cornie Vanden Baard visited Miss Antoinette Monster last Saturday. Earl and Mrs Daugherty welcomed daughter Lois Jay on Thursday, November 90. Mabel Goemnaat visited Miss Johanna Wielard last Friday. Henry Van Dene family visited Dirk Goemaat family last Sunday. Maxine Robertus spent weekend with aunt Mrs Hubert Vander Syde and traveled to Oskaloosa to see great aunt Miss Lucy Koopman. Antoinette Monster spent Sunday with Ruth Hackert. Johanna Wielard called on Mrs Connie Vanden Baard Sunday. Mabel Goemaat visited Anna Van Qene. Norma June Vis is ill with intestinal flu. B P Huyser and children dined with Case Vis at Pella last Saturday. Pete Welle of Toledo and Everett Verwers moved into recently vacated home of Adam Terpstra last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelian van Dene
Murray Sytsma
Cornie Vanden Baard
Antoinette Monster
Earl Daugherty
Lois Jay
Mabel Goemnaat
Johanna Wielard
Henry van Dene
Dirk Goemaat
Maxine Robertus
Hubert Vander Syde
Oskaloosa
Lucy Koopman
Ruth Hackert
Connie Vanden Baard
Mabel Goemaat
Anna van Qene
Norma June Vis
B. P. Huyser
Artie
Hubert
Case Vis
Pella
Pete Welle
Toledo
Henry Welle
Everett Verwers
Adam Terpstra
De Vries Family Visits Knoxville and Community Notes
Sally De Vries and sons Bobby and Teddy visited the Edd Willetts home in Knoxville. Rev. Theodore Deelsnyder, former pastor of the Reformed church in Sully, died at Morrison UL last week. The Sully Home Economics club met at the local schoolhouse with readings, songs, and sewing. Various locals, including Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Wat and the Rozendaals, hosted guests and attended gatherings throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred de Vries
Bobby
Teddy
Willetts
Knoxville
Theodore Deelsnyder
Morrison
Deelsnyder
Reformed Cymn
Sully
Jacob
Matilda Brand Newton
Alice Riera
Teria Ness
Council Bluffs Cross
Arkel
Rathblom
Lillian Hatsiem
Briggs
Mabel Dieleman
Wasiice Brand
Germ
C. B. Wat
Joan
Thorsts
Henry Welle
William Vander Wile
City
Henry Va Wilt
Neal de Prenger
John van Gorp
Peter Rozendaal
Charles Polk
Lee Perry
Chris Hagen
Ike Howard
Charlie Castorff
Frank Andreas
Jake Mol
Harry de Jong
Iowa
Sully Home Economics Club
Florence Grier
Ruth Briggs
Dorothy van Gilst
Janet Kaldenberg
Leola Rozendaal
Robin
Irene Buitenwerf
Mary Alice Shutts
Ardell Irish
Elizabeth Bartgers
Pearl Vander Beek
Oliver Wisgerhof
Loren Eldridge
Peoria Society Schedules Cited Activities
The schedule lists Adrian Yes and ace Marresre with events for Holland Ladies Aid on Thursdays every other week. It notes Young Men and Young Ladies meetings on Thursday evenings and a compendium class on Tuesday afternoon, with parochial and public school catechism classes on Friday and Saturday respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona
Holland Ladies’ Aid
Public School
Harvey News Briefs From Harvey Iowa Area
Harvey Mrs RK E Neiswanger spent Wednesday in Ottumwa with relatives. Homer Lancaster family visited Manson Friday evening. Bud Lancaster attended W S Brodess funeral in Marshalltown Tuesday. Harvey high school lost to Tracy in basketball Friday. Mrs Minnie Mailer in Knoxville Saturday. Mr Rettig of Oskaloosa in town Saturday. PTA met at Harvey Gym Tuesday. M reh Foundation food sale at Beans store Wednesday all day. Arch Geery and Frank Holdsworth home from Esthera coupe this week. Graveling job Ongar finished after rainy days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. E. Neiswanger
Ottumwa
Homer Lancaster
Jerry
Manson
Bud Lancaster
Marshalltown
W. S. Brodess
Harvey High School
Tracy
Nish
Minnie Mailer
Knoxville
Rettig
Oskaloosa
Local Life Notes From Leighton And Nearby Towns
Numerous brief visits and family connections across Leighton and nearby towns. Social calls include Vander Van Roekel, Newendorf, De Bruin, Ver Meer, and Plate families with church attendance, birthdays, and a surprise trip to Rose Hill. A school program at Black Oak No. 6 features a Thanksgiving recitation and a dinner guest playlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine van Heukelem
Black Oak No. 6
Ralph Hoksbergen
Thanksgiving program and community notes from school event
Song selections and performances listed from a school program including Recitation Why by Melvin Den Hartog Duet I Dont Want to be your Sweetheart Harold Den Hartog and Evelyn Ruth Dykstra Dialogue When Houston Gets Thankful Reading The Mothers Letter by Esther Jane Van Duren Song The Fire by first graders and others After the program President William Van Duren gave an interesting talk Refreshments served to over one hundred guests Mrs C Vroom entertained on her husband s birthday guests included J C Vroom and family from Oskaloosa, Ben Brower from Peoria and others T D Beintema had a new roof Gary Vander Haar returned home from northern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin den Hartog
Harold den Hartog
Evelyn Ruth Dykstra
Houston
Esther Jane van Duren
Harry
Charlotte
Esther de Jong
Darkie
William van Duren
C. Vroom
J. C. Vroom
Margaret
Rene Vroom
Mary Jane
Johnnie
Oskaloosna
Ben Brower
Peoria
Charles Newendorp
Leona Mae
Leighton
Jennie Roordsa
Pella
T. D. Beintema
Gary Vander Haar
Lowna
Taintor TAINTOR Sunday dinner guests and visits described
Sunday dinner guests at the Al ted home included Mr and Mrs Virgil nd and Mrs Claude Helts and others. Various Northcutt and Rouw family members hosted and visited friends and relatives across Lynnville Grinnell Pella New Sharon and surrounding areas during the weekend. Multiple calls and hospitality exchanges highlight local social activity and kinship ties in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taintor
Alted
and Mathaw
Virgil
Claude Helts
John Shaw
Tracy
Em Cranston
Colleen Sparks
Lowell Northenutt
Ruth
Ward James
Joan Monsma
A. D. Hull
Clair Evans
Ed. Northcutt
Keith Longaker
Earl de Jong
David Longaker
Colleen
Gordon Hull
Lynnville
Lowel
Northcutt
Harold Hull
Karl
Eddie Northcutt
Pella
A. G. Hull
Grinnell
Joan Rouw
Anna Northcutt
Mary Shayer
Earl Longaker
Gerald
Everett
Bert Rouw
Tainter
Iowa Falls
Earl Northcutt
New Sharon
Roy Boaten
Erlyne Northcutt
John de Jong
Local Visitors Share Time Across Pella Families
Marion Van Dusseldorp and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Bron in Pella last week. Mrs Simon Ter Louw visited her sister Mrs Clarence Van Gorp on Thursday. Clarence Boot visited the Van Gorp family Sunday. Bert Van Hemert and children traveled to Pella to see his ill father. Ben Vos and son Bernard Wayne visited Louis Van Haaften Sunday night. Gerrit Eysink and family and Mrs R Eysink visited Frank Brom. Frank Brom and son Jacob were in Oskaloosa to see Mrs J Vander Syde whose arm was amputated Friday. Visitors to Mrs P Van Gorp included Misses Margaret and Anna Gerald and Clarence De Penning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion van Dusseldorp
Pella
Henry Bron
Simon Ter Louw
Clarence van Gorp
Clarence Boot
Bert van Hemert
van Hemert
Ben Vos
Bernard Wayne
Louis van Haaften
Gerrit Eysink
R. Eysink
Frank Brom
Jacob
Oskaloosa
J. Vander Syde
P. van Gorp
Margaret
Anna Gerald
Clarence de Penning
Sermon on Peace and Christ’s Dominion Across Nations
The weekly sermon reflects on a Christ centered peace between Argentina and Chile and a relic cannon inscription declaring lasting friendship. It asserts a future when nations lay down swords and individuals embrace Christ in daily life, living by the faith of the Son of God who loved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Argentina
Chile
God
International Live Stock Exposition heads to Chicago yard
The 35th edition unfolds in a new mammoth structure at the Chicago Stock Yards December 1 to 8. The 252000 square feet hall houses an amphitheatre doubling past capacity as 12 000 head were shown last year. 4-H Club Congress and grain and hay show accompany the event with rush of entries and $6000 in premiums. Reduced railroad fares to Chicago aid attendance for this dominant 1934 agricultural show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Stock Yards
Chicago
Exposition Grounds
United States
Canada
Armistice Day Reflections On War And Peace
The passage laments wars and profiteering by war lords, urging Christian unity to end war. It recalls Armistice sentiment, quotes Henry Richard on spending, and urges actions for peace, righteousness, and brotherhood among nations and individuals. It ends with a note of an accident and a Newton coroner involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Richard
The
Peace Society
God of Good
Prince of Peace
The Merry Widow Comes to Princess Oskaloosa Sunday
Fragments announce Franz Lehar’s immortal songs in the film version of The Merry Widow at the Princess theatre Oskaloosa for four days starting Sunday Dec 2. Ernst Lubitsch directs Metro MGM with Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette MacDonald featuring the Vil la waltz songs and Can-Can ballet excerpts plus original Lehar music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Lehar
Merry Widow
Oskaloosa
Ernst Lubitsch
Moscow
Buenos Aires
New York
Peking
Metro-Gollwyn-Mayer
Maurice Chevalier
Jeanette McDonald
Villa
Miss McDonald
Chevalier
Maxim’s
Miss MacDonald
Chavalier
Paris
Frans Lehar
Jeanette MacDonald
Edward Everett Horton
23 Year Old Man Killed In Accident Near Kellogg
Everett Linderman a 28 year old from Fredericksburg Iowa died about five minutes after a crash near Loyal Grange hall two miles east of Kellogg on Highway 6. He was returning to Fort Des Moines after furlough when his car collided with a Des Moines truck driven by William Hart. Linderman was thrown from the vehicle and suffered a fatal skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Linderman
Fredericksburg
Loyal Grange Hall
Kellogg
Linderman
Fort Bes Moines
William Hart
Des Moines
Thieves Break Into Hedrick Benteco Store
Thieves entered the Hedrick Benteco store Friday night, smashing the front glass but taking only a little over a dollar in cash and some canned goods. The total value of the canned goods was not known, but believed small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedrick Benteco
Sigourney Review
Sigourney Teachers Attend Institute at Sigourney High
All Keokuk County rural elementary and consolidated school teachers except one attended a Saturday institute at Sigourney high school for better instruction. County superintendent H. B. McVicker organized the event with guest speakers A. C. Fullerton of Iowa State Teachers College and Royal Holbrook of Iowa State College addressing about 350 teachers. Prof Fullerton also visited schools in the county to supervise music instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk County
Sigourney High School
H. 8. McVicker
of. A. C. Fullerton
Iowa State Teachers College
Royal Holbrook
Iowa State College
Fullerton
Keouk County
Sigourney Review
What The Red Cross Does In Disaster Relief This Year
What The Red Cross Does In disaster relief this year Gave relief in 86 disasters Expended for this relief 1 873 300 For public health employs 768 public health nurses These nurses make a million visits to the sick Aid in health examination of school children Instruct in maternity cases to protect the health of mother and baby Teaches home hygiene and care of the sick Assists with
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pblic Health
Red Cross Mobilizes for War Aid and Community Services
The organization funds a vast network with one million school children engaged in community service through Junior Red Cross and 70,000 unemployed men trained in first aid under U S Government Instructions. It maintains nurse reserves for emergencies and provides Braille books to libraries for the blind while supplying clothing and medical aids to the needy. Nationally 3 700 chapters and 10 000 branches stand ready, with 500 000 volunteers in service. International cooperation extends to 57 Red Cross societies. See Ben Blommers or another solicitor to join now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
U. S
Ben Blommers
Radio sponsors a foundation of the industry from phonographs
The text notes sponsorships for radio programs as foundational to radio economics, tracing origins to early phonograph producers. It discusses a labor market drop from 800000 to 600000 teaching positions, a birth rate fall from 24.2 to under 17 per thousand, vast unexplored territory beneath the Pacific, over 200 million of the 3.7 billion PWA fund for school construction, seeds of black stem rust found over two miles up, and the remaining Earth surface unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pacific
PWA
How Much Are Your Taxes In Low Income Scenario
A reader asks about tax liability for an annual income of $2 080 or less and wonders what portion of that earnings would go to taxes. The query seeks a simple explanation of tax rates and potential exemptions for very small incomes.
Tax Burden Breaks Down Hidden Levies Across Living Costs
An article by Royal F. Munger in the Chicago Daily News estimates total taxes at 480 dollars per year for a family with a 2080 dollar income. One hundred twenty dollars are included in rent, ninety six in food, twenty four in clothing and similar items, with indirect taxes totaling 240 more. The piece argues no one escapes taxes and calls for tax relief targeted at middle and small incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal F. Munger
Chicago Daily News
Munger
Rock Island Time Table Eastbound Westbound
Eastbound Passenger No 475 departs at 9 14 a m and Westbound Passenger No 474 departs at 4 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Wabash Time Table Howell Local Areas 5214 PPM
Howell local timetable notes limited readable text about Wabash schedule and area timing. No clear event or dates emerge. The fragment mentions local areas and a ppm figure, but specifics are missing.
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Porterville
Sally
Adrian Yes
Ace Marresre
Hap” van Gorp
United Paint and Body Co
Harvey
James Vander van Roekel
Reformed Church
Leona Mae Newendorp
John Boerefijn
Lawrence de Bruin
Ernest van Heukelom
Dale Roorda
Cornie Roorda
Cornie Vroom
Glen Vander Haar
C. Vander Haar
Otto Ver Meer
Con Ver Ploeg
Jennie Clark
Tim Plate
Prairie City
Hattie Plate
Rose Hill
William van Roekel
Stientjes
Orange City
Heintje Veenschoten
John de Prenger
John E. van Engelhoven
Roy van Heukelem
Gerrit van Zomeren
Janice
Bonnie
Dick van Houweling
van Houweling
Pelf
Hart
Newton
E A. McMurray
Sheriff’s Office
Monroe Mirror
Sigourney
Wabash
Howell
Ilbert Ae
Jare
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