Obituary for Jan Dykhuis Family in Two Deaths
The Dykhuis family on West First Street suffered two deaths within a week. Mrs. Jan Dykhuis aged 72 years four months four days died Wednesday. Mr. Jan Dykhuis aged 78 years four months twenty eight days died Monday. Services were held at the home and Third Reformed Church with interment at Oakwood. The notices honor Greetz Vischer Dykhuis and John Dykhuis, Netherland born immigrants who married in 1890 and left four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grim Reaper
Jan Dykhuis
West First Street
Third Reformed Church
Dykhuis
Oakwood
Greetz Vischer Dykhuis
Netherlands
America
Bethany Church
Neal
Jacob Vischer
H. Buitenwerf
John Dykhuis
Greetz Vischer
Naldo Steenhock
Reasner
Charlie
Andrew
Pella
Peter
Neal, Vischer
Wm. Zuidema
Gor
Picnic Foods and Summer Food Safety Dangers
Summer heat increases risk of food poisoning from picnic staples like moist salads and sandwiches. Baskets left in a car or under a tree till noon create favorable temperatures for bacteria. Eat picnic scraps soon after the outing to minimize illness, warns Kernels about two kinds of people who delay action.
Pella High Forces Scoreless Tie With Lincoln Railsplitters
In a defensive Iowa conference showdown at Lincoln Stadium, Pella High fought Lincoln to 0-0. Lincoln threatened twice in the first half but fumbles and penalties stalled each drive. Pella could not advance inside Lincoln’s 20 as Genovese and York sparked the Lincoln attack while Van Ooyen led Pella’s limited offense. Key linemen and backs from both sides were cited for standout play, with Genovese and Karnes among the noted performers. Officials: Lem Wires, Carl Greenlee, Jimmy Muto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella High
Lincoln
Lincoln Stadium
Railsplitters
Pella
St Genovese
Ers
Bob Karnes
Genovese
Linco
Pete van Ooyen
Lincoln Yard
Robin York
Howard Grundiman
Adam Sterling
Mark Thomas
Albert Keuning
Gillam
Kuyper
Thomas
Thomas Buhrer
Kenning Sterling
van der Ploeg
Roland
Severee Black
B. Karn
Mitchell McCormick
Sadler York
Stientjes Gilotti
Grandman Domenico
Turner Genovese
van Doys
Ligouri
Sheraden
C. Karnes
de Wit
Heerema
Sybenga
Meulpolde
van Vliet
Lem Wires
Grinnell
Carl Greenlee
Iowa State
Proceedings of Marion County Board September 19 1938
The Marion County Board of Supervisors adjourned mid month with actions including tax deed instruction on George Liter Estate Lots 10 and 12 Block 4 South Pella, a lease to Farm Security Administration for the I C O Mall room at Lot 1 Block 5 Knoxville, rent 22.60 monthly with 12.50 reimbursed, and numerous bill approvals to local vendors and officials. The board also noted multiple petitions approved and the sale offer for Lots 10 and 12, Block 4 South Pella, was accepted at 770.81 dollars, authorizing a special warranty deed.
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Board of Supervisors
Bell
George Liter
South
Pella
Marion County
Towa
Knoxville
Iowa
Farm Security Administration
Farm Security Administration of
U.S. A
Speed
Clark
Bile Reeser
A. Vander Waal
HK. Ashton
H.W Blanchard
Lona B. Heckler
Beanie A. Young
Knoxville Journal
Burlington’ ‘Transfer Co
Jack Wills
Koch Trou
P. J. Grundman
Mileage
Metcalf Allbee Office
Frank Brouse
House
Bureau of Dental Hygiene
Houghton
Cers Langan Paper Co
Hse
Marion Co. News
Orig
Pella Chronicle
Pratt Paper, Co
Wilke W. Wilkes
Postane
John Caswell
Office
Koch Bros
F. P. Ralston
Med
Paod Lawyers’ Co-op
Pub
Gray “Anderson
Insane
J. Tel Wright
Millenon
John Bennington
Gradus Aulbers
Gerald Rysdam
V.M. Miller
Stubenrauch
Nan Spear
County of
Marion
John Hackett
South Pella
Marion County real estate deals approved in 1988
The board approved multiple purchases in Marion County Iowa including Surf North Pershing Lots 157 and 158 at Pershing and Melcher Original Lot 11 Block 92 in Melcher. Purchasers Clay Hoover Felix Barone and others were authorized to receive Special Warranty Deeds and pay amounts ranging from 76.04 to 883.89 dollars with taxes and interest considered. A petition by Jim Childers was noted.
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Surf N. Pershing
Town of Pershing, Marion ‘Co
Anid
Purc
Arie H. Bogaard
Hoard ‘of Supervisors
Marion County
Towa
Board of Supervisors
Marion
Felix Barone
Tomwit
Surf
North Pershing
Pershing
Marion Co
Arie H. Bogar
Iowa
Jim Childers
Sophomores Win Annual Pull at Ver Meer’s Pond
The Sophomores defeated the Freshmen in a muddy pond pull at Ver Meer’s pond last Thursday afternoon. After ten minutes of rope heaving the Frosh slipped and flooded, allowing the Sophomores to claim victory when the gun sounded during the rest period. This end marks a rare Freshman win, last achieved in 1936, with the class of 89 noted for two consecutive wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Central
Ver Meer's Pond
Ver Meer’s Pond
Dallas Township board adjourns after stable appointment
There being no further business, the Board adjourned. Hollis J. Bybee, County Auditor, Chairman Board of Supervisors. Century ago, no railways, cabs, telegraphs, steamboats, sewing machines, police, libraries, street cars, bicycles, or telephones were present in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Arie H. Bogaard
Board ‘of Supervisors
Lighting of Farmyard Is One Of Many Uses of Electricity
The article urges farmyard lighting as a key use of electricity to deter theft, aid safety, and welcome visitors. It advises three main lights at house barn and garage, 15 feet high with reflectors, using frosted 100 to 150 watt bulbs, weatherproof holders, and three to four way switches for convenient control.
Bruni Writes On Boy Scout Work
Peter Bruni argues that youth from 8 to 23 face temptations best met through home driven moral training. He links delinquency to poor home environments and urges parents to model honesty and courtesy, while teachers and scout leaders should recruit boys to Troop 214 for citizenship, health, and outdoor learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bruni
Pella
Troop 214
Referee Announces Auction Of Marion County Real Estate
Kenneth Bean, referee, will sell at public auction on October 31, 1938 at 1:30 p.m. the North Half of the Southeast Quarter with exceptions and the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter in Section 5, Township 75, Range 18, Marion County Iowa. Terms: 10 percent day of sale. balance due March 1, 1939. Sale subject to Marion County District Court approval.
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District Court
State OF
Iowa
Marion County
L. I. Groves
Blanch Musetta Groves
Kenneth Bean
English Creek
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
Peter B. Groves
St. P. M
Towa
Soybeans Ideal Preceding Winter Grains
Soybeans make an ideal crop to precede winter wheat or rye as their loosening effect reduces seedbed prep for the fall sown crop. Soils prone to erosion should not be left bare during winters, and following soybeans the soil often becomes friable due to micro-activity and shading. Benefits extend to corn and small grains in subsequent years, especially with inoculated beans.
Rural Electrification Chart Highlights Farm Power Gaps
The Rural Electrification Administration shows how electric service remains scarce on American farms despite urban availability. Electricity enables lighting refrigeration and electric dairy machinery, with over 200 farm uses listed. Financing for new lines and farm wiring aims to close the service gap, with assistance from Electric Home and Farm Authority and FHA remodeling funds.
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Rural Electrifcation Administration
Rural Electrification Administration
Reorganized Electric Home and Farm Authority
Federal Housing Administration
Bean Varieties and Seedbed Prep Highlighted for Iowa Growers
The guide notes over 2500 bean varieties with soybeans differing in maturity, height, seed count, color, oil and protein content. It cites Mukden, Manchu, Illini for Iowa seed. Peking, Kingwa and Virginia for Southern hay. Emphasizes firm seedbeds, cultipacking, and thorough weed control before planting beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Gulf States
Iowa
Peking
Kingwa
Virginia
Voice of the Public on Memorial Day Actions
A reader argues patriotism could be shown by reckless displays and mocks past Civil War outcomes. He questions proper Fourth of July celebration scale and notes insults to opponents and nations. The letter ends with a brief want ads flourish.
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Carl Aschenbrenner, M. D
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Reaper
Benteco
Crisco
Johnson
Tiauta
Masic
Idaho
Proceedings OF County Board
Arif H. Bogaard
Board of’ Supervisors
Adam Williams
Ira Miller
Rural Electrification Bureau
Bruni
Hhoosoooe
SES
SSS
Anadain
Voice of
Star Oil CO
Owned and Operated
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Hampshire
Reasnor
Nebraska Major
New Model
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