News of Nearby Towns and Rural Communities
Mr and Mrs Jimmie Vriezelaar of Altoona visited last Wednesday at his mother Mrs J B Vriezen s home. Des Moines trips included Mrs Richard Postma and Mr Jacob Wouda shopping in Pella. Herman Tuinstra and son Donald visited Harold Walraven s. Joe Kool and daughter Evelyn visited Cornice Muilen s in Pella. Nellie Waardhuizen and daughters Irene and Angeline of Pella visited Arie Waardhuizen Sr. Robert Price left for El Reno Oklahoma on business. Mrs John Van Vliet of Omaha will visit Otley and Pelle areas. Hubert Kewick hosted visitors from Knoxville. Gradys Kuyper Henry Menninga and children visited Mrs A B Rouwe near Taintor. Edward Henley injured at Otley strip mine but returned to work. Weekend visit with aunt Mrs Huber Vander Syde in Pella. Mrs Earl Daugherty spent Monday with Mrs John Rob ertus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Vriezelaar
Altoona
Vriezelare
J. B. Vriezen
Richard Postma
Des Moines
Jacob Wouda
Pella
Herman Tuinstra
Donald
Harold Walraven
Joe Kool
Evelyn
Otley
Pelle
Hubert Kewick
Knoxville
Gradys Kuyper
Henry Menninga
A. B. Rouwe
Taintor
Edward Henley
Porterville Social Roundup Includes Several Visits
Miss Darlene Robertus and Miss Lucille Vanden Baard spent last weekend at Vanden Baard residence east of Otley. Mrs. Will Monster and sons Marion and Gerald visited Mrs. W. A. Jansen Sunday evening. Miss Cornelia Van Dene stayed a week with sister Mrs. Abraham De Zwarte. Miss Mary Sytsma spent Saturday night with sister Mrs. John Kamerick. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stoker of Des Moines and Mr. and Mrs. Huber Vander Syde of Fella were supper guests at John Robertus home Sunday. Norman Vanden Baard was on the sick list. John Kamerick family visited Dan Sytsma Sr. home Sunday. Miss Anna Van Oene spent Monday with sister Mrs. Murray Sytsma. Mrs. Mabel Goemaat was Sunday dinner guest at Henry Van Oene home. Miss Maxine Robertus spent the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Robertus
Lucille Vanden Baard
Otley
Will Monster
Marion
Gerald
W. A. Jansen
Cornelia van Dene
Abraham de Zwarte
Mary Sytsma
John Kamerick
Harry Stoker
Des Moines
Huber Vander Syde
Fella
John Robertus
Norman Vanden Baard
Dan Sytsma
Anna van Oene
Murray Sytsma
Mabel Goemaat
Henry van Oene
Maxine Robertus
Local social notes and visitors in Knoxville area
Sandridge Mrs. Andrew Ter Louw has been sick for days. Visitors in Frank Brom home included Pete De Young and family. Frank Brom and Pete De Young were Knoxville visitors. Henry De Boer joined supper with Peter Bandstra. Clarence Van Gorp visited Frank Brom. Cal De Boer is recovering. Jacob Brom, a high school student, weekend visitor. Barney Dunsbergen and son Bennie visited Frank Brom. Mrs. Louis Van Haaften went to Pella to help grandmother Mrs. Jacob Vander Syde who is ill. Mrs. R. Eysink visited to aid sister Mrs. J. Vander Syde. Frank Brom hosted visits with Ben Vos. Mrs. Herman Westerkamp building a new house on her farm. Henry Brom took her mother to Kellogg to visit Henry Zeger. Willie De Young weekend visitor. Newton gave a talk. Tender-foot badges awarded to Arthur Dunnink Earl Wiserhof Carl Wiserhof Francis Smith Paul Bent and Robert Wisgerhof. Public invited. about thirty visitors attended. Chris Hagen was Sunday dinner guest of A. C. Holdsworth. Florence Grier and Hester Ellis visited Deep River and Mystic over weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boat and children were Sunday dinner guests of A. E. Dennis at Knoxville.
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Andrew Ter Louw
Frank Brom
Pete de Young
Knoxville
Henry de Boer
Peter Bandstra
Clarence van Gorp
Cal de Boer
Jacob Brom
Barney Dunsbergen
Bennie
Kellogg
Louis van Haaften
Pella
Jacob Vander Syde
R. Eysink
J. Vander Syde
Ben Vos
Herman Westerkamp
Henry Brom
Carrie Zesler
Henry Zeger
Willie de Young
Mrs
Newton
Arthur Dunnink
Earl
Carl
Carrol Wiserhof
Francis Smith
Paul Bent
Robert Wisgerhof
Chris Hagen
C. C. Holdsworth
Florence Grier
Hester Ellis
Deep River
Mystic
Iowa
Arthur Boat
A. E. Dennis
Herman de Penning
Will van Wyke
Jgaret Dieleman
Tel Ja
Paren
Rennier Dieleman
Artie Huyser
Gerrit Vis
B. Heemsbergen
Jake van Dusseldorp
Helen Perry
Martha Circle
The
Reformed Church
R. de Jong
Leslie Vander Krol
Oliver Wisgerhof
Tracy de Penning
Elsie de Ruiter
Will van Zant
Kilduff
Oliver Wi
China
Japan
Gael Atwood
Killduff
Neal de Ptrenger
Wallace de Penning
Walter Nollen
John Ulrich
Henry Welle
B. P. Huyser
Stanley Wood
Harris Boat
Lillian Halblom R. N
Des Moines
Victor Halblom
Howard van Ness
Mercy Hospital
Oskaloosa
Boy Scouts
Harvey Jennings
Walker O
Connie van Engelhoven
Leighton
R. Engbers
Grand Rapids
Michigan
J. Schut
H. Overbergen
B. van Maanen
van Maanen
Norena Grandia
I. Overbergen
Clarence van der Linden
Clara
Grace de Jong
Ernest de Cook
Charles Newendorp
Edith
Eemer
Harry Newendorp
William Overbergen
John van Engelhoven
B. Groenendyke
William de Jong
Walter Newendorp
Andrew Steenhoek
Marshalltown
Ray N. Hoksbergen
Lois Nadene
Joe van Haaften
Galesburg
Nick Hoksbergen
Henry Bennink
William van Haaften
Anna
L. Overbergen
Grace Lindberg
J. A. de Jong
Jim Rempe
Kate de Reus
Reformed’ Church
A. Korver
Catherine
Beulah
C. O. Visser
Willing Workers Society of the Reformed Church
Dottie Cranston
What Cheer
Max V. Miller
Cecil Cranston
Milo de Jong
Hazel Smith
Dot Cranston
Olene Cranston
Sidney Swann
Milo
Carl de Jong
Jack Miller
Keith Longaker
David Longaker
Bert James
Son Ward
Matt. Hull
A. G. Hull
Ottumwa
Otto Pethoven
Glen Linsted
Chicago
M. M. Hall
Gerald Rouw
Webster
Evelyn L. Miller
Tainter Bank
Pethoven
Jennie Ludwick
Mesdames
G. M. Garner
Russel Renaud
Delmer Evans
Susie Longaker
Harry —Terpstra
Charley Fleming
Colleen Hall
Edd Sheesley
Eddyville
Artie Hull
J. D. Hull
Paul Fleming
Billy Olson
Leslie Patton
Steve Sparks
Lizzie Turner
Paul Wehrle
Harold Hull
Floyd Garner
Beverly Su
Earl Longaker
Lula Wehrle
Hulde Ryan
Ray Cranston
Charles Good
Marner
Montezuma
Anna Northcutt
Josephine Ankeny
Berett Row
Jake
Jim
Harold Veldhuizen
Iowa Falls
McKinney School
George Efnor
Ray Ritter
Fred Rohrdanz
Jesse Carnahan
Gerrit Vander Werf
Ray Bell
Martin Terpstra
Louis Schell
Fred de Penning
Riley Gifford
Christian Church
G. S. Poortinga
William van Rheenen
Lutheran Hospital
Henry van Rheenen
Wilma Schippers
Walter de Penning
Andrew de Penning
Jasper County
Gladys Stages
Richland
Agnes Mathes
Herwehe
Walter Marks
Local Families Gather for Church and Social Visits
Sunday evenings and weekends bring a flurry of visits in this community. The De Penning and Dieleman households hosted relatives and friends, while the Martha Circle met in Sully to hear stirring missionary addresses from China. The missionary conference drew large crowds and raised funds, with two hundred seventy five dinners served and seventy five dollars donated.
Leighton Families Travel and Attend Local Events
Leighton residents and relatives return from Grand Rapids Michigan after a week away. Local social notes detail visits among the Van Engelhoven, Overbergen, Van der Linden and Hoksbergen families, illnesses, shop trips, and a wedding performed at the Reformed church parsonage.
Social Roundup From What Cheer and Nearby Towns
Residents and guests share weekend visits across What Cheer Ottumwa Eddyville and Montezuma. Names include Cranston Hull Longaker Northcutt and several families visiting relatives neighbors and friends with dinners gatherings and a quilting party.
Big Hearted Herbert at Rivola Oskaloosa Saturday
Aline MacMahon and Guy Kibbee star in a new Warner Bros comedy based on a Sophie Kerr and Anna Steese Richardson play. The film promises riotous humor and a light romance with Patricia Ellis and Phillip Reed as the lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Rivola
Oskaloosa
Aline MacMahon
Guy Kibbee
Warner Bros
Sophie Kerr
Anna Steese” Richardson
Patricia Ellis
Phillip Reed
Fifth annual McKinney school picnic in Galesburg
Galesburg group of former pupils teachers and friends held the fifth annual McKinney school picnic September 16 with about 144 attendees. A basket lunch followed by a business meeting and an afternoon program featured many local residents and families.
Local families hold basket dinner with marriages births and deaths
A noon basket dinner gathered 64 members as reports listed marriages Roy Ver Steele to Myrtle Renaud Ceryle Postma to Earnest Main Milan D Herwehe to Doris Moore Clif ford Mick to Er rispe Holfscho ten. Nine births were reported including Donald Paul Ver Steeg Lois Kling Donna Jean Virginia Mae Lenny Martin Kay Marlene and Dolores Joan. Two deaths were Kay Marlene Pickering and Vera Hancock.
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Roy Ver Steele
Myrtle Renaud
Ceryle Postma
Earnest Main
Milan D. Herwehe
Doris Moore
Clifford Mick
Errispe Holfschoten
Ben Ver Steeg
Donald Paul
Elmer Widman
Lawrence Kling
Lois
Oren Postma
Donna Jean
Wallace Hancock
Virginia Mae
Francis Gearhart
Lenny Martin
Walter Pickering
Kay Marlene
Charles Postma
Dolores Joan
Kay Marlene Pickering
Vera Hancock
Henry Herwehe
Viola
Ben Lufkin
Lee Herwehe
Robert
Milan Herwehe
Grover Herwehe
Donald
Ayles
Jacob Herwehe
Larry Ray
Paul Lee
James Vriezelaar
Walter Marks
Anna
Henry
James Steenhoek
Harvey
Gladys
Wilma
Helen
Carl
Ben Ver Steegh
Elva Nadine
Adam Herwehe
Jake Birkenbosch
Henry Steenhoek
Willa Dean
Billy
Religious taps into drought politics spark complaint
A reader letters column rebukes using religion to justify drought blame for crop reduction programs. The writer questions divine punishment as logically inconsistent, noting prior droughts across multiple states before such programs and challenging political religious rhetoric.
Man made drought and dust not the Lord says Layston
Ralph L Layston of Toledo Iowa argues that human actions plowing buffalo grass draining swamps and converting grazing lands into farms have dried vast areas of the plains. He condemns dry farming and tree removal as causing deserts rather than divine punishment.
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South Dakota
North Dakota
Ralph L. Layston
Toledo
Jowa
Modern civiliation pride meets ancient Olynthus proof
Archeologist David M. Robinson of Johns Hopkins reports on his 1928 discovery and recent digs at the ancient Macedonian city of Olynthus. He describes a planned city with square streets water conduits baths and sophisticated public and private buildings. A stone treaty shows Philip of Macedon vowed peace, yet nine years later his forces destroyed the city and enslaved its people.
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The
Des Moines Register
David M. Robinson
John Hopkins
Robinson
Olynthus
Macedonia
Greece
Philip of
Macedon
Philip
Excerpts from midcentury book notes and plots
A collection of short synopses for novels including A Gay Family by Ethel Boileau, Marriage by Captore by A Stringer, Mr Pete & Co by Alice Hagan Rice, and Blue Marigolds by Helen Topping Miller. The blurbs describe a cheerful journal tone, wilderness peril, coastal tenement life, romantic misunderstandings, and domestic decor drama set across England Canada and Kentucky with key characters and conflicts outlined.
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Ethel Boileau
Mallory Court
Deepshire
England
A. Stringer
Canadian North Woods
Lynn Olivia Everett
Loren Stratton
New York
Loren
MR. Pete & CO
Alice H. Rice
Alice Hagan Rice
Mrs. Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
Mr. Pete
River Front
Kentucky
Helen Topping Miller
Mary Lane Adams
Gaines Manning
Mannings
Manning
Reno
Mary Lane
Why Doctors Favor a Liquid Laxative
A doctor warns against harsh laxatives that drain the system and harm organs and notes the shift toward liquid laxatives. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is presented as a measured, gentle remedy aiding regularity. It emphasizes ease of use, pleasant taste, safety for expectant mothers, and availability at druggists in large bottles.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Anthology and novels listed by authors Rosman Bailey and Le May
Advert shows multiple titles and descriptions: Somebody Must by Alice G Rosman about Kay Flete returning to family duty after parental quarrel. The Gay Cockade by Temple Bailey a collection of unusual short stories. Gunsight Trail by Alan Le May follows Clay Hughes in the Southwest cattle country as he seeks roots amid adventure and murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ding
Mary Lane
Alice G. Rosman
Kay Flete
Oxford
Scotland
Kay
Temple Bailey
Miss Bailey
Gunsight Trail
Alan LeMay
Southwest
Cattle
Clay Hughes
Panhandle
Powder River
Beaverhead
Divide
These Hunting Hours To Be Observed
New regulations limit game taking to sunrise to sunset. Waterfowl hunters should use official sunrise and sunset times as the guide when hunting ducks. The listing covers all open season dates, with sunrise and sunset hours for each day.
Calendar of sunrise and sunset times listed
The notice provides a sequence of sunrise and sunset times for October to November, including 6:21 a m to 6:41 p m on October 10 and later dates such as October 18 October 26 November 7 November 13 and November 18 with corresponding sun rise and set times. It also mentions the Fish and Game Department and County Recorder or Deputy War den as contact points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Department
Shanghai begins great medical center on donated land
Work has started in Shanghai on a vast medical complex funded by John D. Rockefeller. The project will house a hospital and medical college modeled after prominent New York and London institutions.
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Shanghai
China
John D. Rockefeller
Shanghai Medical Center
New York
London
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