Community Notes from New Sharon Area Social Calendar
A dense report from New Sharon area events lists visits by Mr and Mrs Wm De Teer and others, Rally Day attendance, and a October wedding at Ebenezer Reformed Church. Local families, church groups, and volunteers are noted with multiple social calls, meetings, and a Yugoslavia trip speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. de Teer
Ames van Wyk
New Sharon
Gaylor Donald
Laverne ¥ Thone
T. D. Beintema
J. Stuy Dod. van Dellens
Pella
John Cue Bing
Univer Park
Wn. Harrigee
Chariton
Charl Burton
Nancy de Cook
Ernest de Cook
Harle Reckel
Bet Reckel
Mayringe
TH. Ridder
Pela
Ebene Reformed
M.M. de Reus
Howard Rowland
Rose Hill
CS. van Hemert
James van Wyk
Wm. de Heer
C. Newenhouse
Walter Newendorp
TR. Groenendyk
Abe Rempe
Donald Adair
Oskaloosa
T. D. Beintema Cn
Prairie City
G. A. Vance
Monroe High students and families in early fall events
Monroe News reports Ralph E Shannon enrolled as a Wheaton College junior and a Monro e High graduate pursuing pre medical media studies. It covers FFA dairy judging team members Dwight Van Wyngarden and Dean Honnold as alternates, plus local obituaries, baptisms, open houses and visits across Monroe area families, schools and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Shannon
Wheaton College
Monroe High School
de Shannon Kaiji
Belgian Congo
Africa
Mary Shannon
Kenneth van Wyk
Gaylen Heaberlin
Artie
Vander Hoek
Monroe Ffa
Dwight van Wyngarden
Dean Honnold
New Elmentary
Mon
Glenn Hoon
Methodist Church
Diane Berkenbosch
Robert
Susan Berkenbosch
Kert Noon
Dale
Carl
Mary van Haalen
Mel
Ralph McDa
Birth of Larry Duwaine Schut at Skiff Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Jacob Schut welcome their fifth child, a son named Larry Duwaine, born Tuesday morning at Skiff Memorial Hospital in Newton. The family already has three boys and two girls, completing their joyful household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Harv Machin
Marevin de Penning
Sul
Monroe High Schol
Bul van Wyk
Donna Sue
Sully
Ernest Wagner
Brethren Church
Clare McCaute
Dean Barr
Aney
Des
the Pare
Doyle Waddle
Marion van Maanen
Washington D. C
East
Harold Sparks Jr
Ruby Price
Janice Lynn
Cindy
Theresa
Ralph Livngston
Newton
Emma Sweeney
Milo Christenson
Newell
Peter van Ryswyk
Christenson
Jacob Schut
Skiff Memorial Hospital
Larry Duwaine
Lower Grove News Notes Local Socials and Church Events
Mrs Earl Boyd and Mrs William Carter drove to Marshalltown for business and pleasure. The Virgil Boyd home hosted a Band meeting with eight members present. Elvin Dimit's last rites were attended by Mrs Homer Boyd and Mrs Earl Boyd. A stork shower honored Mrs Bob Wickhart at the Ray Van Dyk home. Nine attendees joined the Lower Grove group for a hayride and fellowship at Virgil Boyd’s, followed by refreshments. Sunday School met at 9 20 with worship at 10 30 led by Bob Smith. Prayer Band gathering set for Oct 17 at Jerald Vogelaar home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Burton
Farm Bureau
Richard Dusenberry
Evans Sunday School
Henry Sedrel
Wm. van Haaften
Dick van Ommen
Oskaloosa
Ladies’ Aid and Dereas Society
Ebenezer Reformed Church
Priscilla Sisters
Lydia Circle
Ray de Reus
Mel Brummel
Arie van Hansten
Dick van Zee
R. E. Woodford
Pella
Yugoslavia
Beulah Klein
J. A. van Zouk
M. M de Reus
Bill Rempe
Con Ver Ploeg
Witermarkt
Woerkem
Tom Koster
Tull
Towa
Hull
Williamshore Af
Minnie van Polen
Emma Steenbock
Frank Scott
Dick van Ryswyk
Knoxville
Sam Lester
Mary Thompson
Emma Ulrich
Colfax
Robert Lester
Des Moines
John van der Leest
Bertha van der Linen
Florence Thompson
Africa
Harry van Zee
Henry Marinus
Ray van Wyngarden
Joyce
Harold
Sioux City
Rodger Thornton
Beckie
Earl Laughlin
Nevada
Howard van Wyngarden
Ira van Wynfarden
Govert Kamerick
Martin van Essen
Pacific Northwest
Donald van Wyngarden
Henry van Wyngarden
Peoria
Earl Boyd
William “Carter
Marshalltown
Virgil Boyd
Herman Veerman
Elvin Dimit
Homer Boyd
Bob Wickhart
Ray van Dyk
Lower Grove
Virgil Hood
Mike Wilson
Newton
Hugh Drenan
Wanda Hoksbergen
Ne Sharon
John
William Carter
New
Vings Spt
Bob Smith
Jerald Vogelaar
Noha nothin ever gets anything for put un lot of people keep
Noha notes that nothing ever yields results for a large group, with ongoing effort and collective persistence among many people. The fragment suggests frustration and a call to continue pushing for outcomes despite slow progress.
Back to My First Love in Pastorate by E We Good
The narrator recalls travel from Ottumwa to Chicago on the Burlington Zephyr and Norfolk and Western routes, noting tunnels near Honaker and memories from 1910. He reflects on early ministry in Honaker Finney Baptist Churches, salary beliefs, and the modest 1909 wedding and early pastorate struggles with budgeting and living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Burlington
Zephyr
Chicago
Chico
Galesburg
Pennsylvania RR
Bluefield
Honaker
Norfolk and Western R. R
Goad
Pennsylvania R. A
Norfolk
Cincinnati
Columbus
N. and W. Depot
Ust
Honaker and
Finney
Minster
Herp
Roanoke
The Place of First Things in Honaker Virginia
In Honaker Virginia I recall delivering my first sermon, baptizing converts, performing my first marriage and funeral. I describe my 1909 arrival, a low fee for early ceremonies, and quirky anecdotes about church life and local ministers amid humorous misadventures and baptisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honaker
Henry Stuart Goad
Lowell
Michigan
Virginia
Iowa
Baptist Association
Belle Bogard Returns to Kobe College in Japan
Belle Bogard writes from Kobe College in Nishinomiya Japan after a restful summer at her own cottage. She describes decorating, cooking, hosting friends and students, and reflects on work with teacher candidates, church duties, and country life. The note notes future faculty changes and emphasizes unity beyond national lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Bogard
Kobe College
Japan
Fenita Harmelink
Brother Lawrence
Miss Ingalls
Rockford
Joyce Turner
Janice Alberti
F. Belle Bayard
P. S
Marg
Miss Skelton
Virginia P
Jean C
Esther Morse
Joyce
Board For the Christian World Mission
Board of Foreign Missions
Reformed Church In America
Fifth Avenue
New York
Oats as silage boosts their feed value 48 percent
University of Minnesota research shows oats stored as silage outperformed grain by 48 percent in total digestible nutrients per acre. Five branch stations participated, with silage yielding 2,374 pounds of TDN per acre versus 1,600 for grain oats, equivalent to 17 bushels of corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
New Holland Grassland News
Behind the Scenes In American Business Highlights
Reynolds Knight reviews a survey by the American Management Association on executives vacation use and attitudes. The piece blends business lifestyle findings with broader notes on durable goods progress, reactor cooling needs at Oak Ridge, and 1957-58 corporate spending trends in missiles, aircraft, and housing construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Knight Ummer
Ameriement Association
Owever
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Des Moines
National Cylinder Company
Bits O
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Leighton News
Connie Sedrel
Haverkamp
Marvin de Haas
Marvin
Herney
Vin
Hell
Larry Laurens
Ee Roorda
Monroe News
H. W. Vriezelaar
Freeburt Riis
Slater
M. Watermiller
Mark
Jennie Wilson
Florence Fisher
Clark van, Meter
Cedar Rapids
Susan Broun
Kansas City
Ed Broun
Elmer Kinkery
Hubert Swartz
Karen
Kenneth
Kellogg
Mark Shaw
F. B. Schrader
Tolono
Vern Klien
Marvin Nissen
Wyoming
Bob Klien
Thresa Bartlett
Moline
Ralph Bartlett
Prairie City News
Feeder Sale
Hillcrest Sale Pavilion
Marion County
Hillcrest Auction CO
Knoxville, Iowa
O. O. Emerson
Sale Mgr
Lower Grove News
EST
Rolscreen Company
Pella Block and Tile Company
Chronicle News
Voice of
E. V. Good
Addies
The
Christian Church
Arkansas
Mrs
Dick Vander Wilt
Vander Wilt’s Market
Franklin Street
Farmers’ Co-op
Mr. and
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