Noted Residents Visit as Death Memoir Ties County
The column records numerous local names visiting relatives, attending funerals, and moving about. Handfuls travel to Newton, Monroe, Des Moines, and Chicago for sick lists, weddings, and business. several return from trips and join family dinners. Notable events include a funeral at Mitchellville for a craftsman who built a church sixty-five years ago.
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Bucy Huber
Robert’ Ball
Altoona
Mitchellville
Sarah Vande Gaarde
Otley
Lefty” Sprague
Newton
Paul Blommers
Dunlap
John Blommers
R. Koldenberg
Gerrit van’ Zee
Sioux County
Clarence Vai Niewaal
Herbert
Arthur Beach
Arnold Schippers
Des Moines
Gilbert
Boot
Chicago
Kathryn Crone
Alma Wilson
Wall Bakker
Hope College
Hi van’ Roekel
Sara’ Kiyn
Fred Lautenbach
Mia
Chris le Cocq
Adtsons
New Sharon
Perfectly Tailored All Wool Suits By Vander Linden
A vintage ad urges readers that a new well fitting suit boosts confidence and energy. It promotes perfectly tailored all wool suits made to order by M Vander Linden at $17.50, emphasizing the value of a sharp appearance for meeting daily tasks.
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Vander Linden
Fossil Cat Skeletons Found and Giant Reptile Unearthed
Fossil skeletons of two cats predating the Ice Age were found in southern Ontario and bones of a giant reptile over 95 million years old were discovered in a marl pit near Newark New Jersey. Geology and paleontology details mix with unrelated notes on nails and radio shutoffs in a garbled historic clipping.
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Ono
New Jersey
Colville Attacked by Painter in Oskaloosa Home
F. E. Colville father of Mrs. John Van Genderen was severely wounded when James Foster a local painter attacked him at 608 West Second Avenue Tuesday afternoon Colville 76 said he expected recovery Foster was fined $50 and costs for the offense in Justice Bartley’s court Wednesday morning Colville had gone to collect an overdue commission Foster’s quarrel arose over a bill Foster allegedly pushed Colville off a porch and both fell Foster fled after the assault Colville said he would recover and had a restless night from head pains
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F. E. Colville
John van Genderen
James Foster
Oskaloosa
West Second Avenue
Colville
Foster
Poster
Kimi
Fron
My. Colville
Open Letter Praises Pharmacists Service to Communities
An open letter extols the pharmacist as a key health safeguard next to doctors. It argues druggists deserve public trust, highlighting long apprenticeship, round-the-clock service, and the role as a community information center. It urges readers to favor local drug stores and support pharmacists with greater business.
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John
Mary
Gevally
Supplemental ES Tax Levy Hearing for Marion County
The Marion County Board of Supervisors will hold a hearing on October 3 1933 at 2:06 PM at the Marion County Court House to discuss estimates for levies to fund the county bond fund for future years. Proceeds will pay $5 000 poor fund bonds due December 1 issued after bond levy publication. Year levied 1983 Year collected 1984 Total 5 000. By order Homer B Clark chairman and G W Paardekooper county auditor.
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Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Iowa
Marion County Court House
Homer B. Clark
G. W. Paardekooper
Supplemental estimate filing by Blattori County Board
On October 10 1933 the Blattori County Board of Supervisors met in a special session to file and consider a supplemental levy estimate for the County Bond Fund. The record notes four members present and cites a levy of 55000 for 1934 with a date set for final action and publication.
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Board of Supervisors
Blattori County
Iowa
San Marion County
Romer
Baptist and Reform Churches Weekend Service Schedule
Sunday activities include Baptist Sunday School at 9 30 Morning worship at 4 45 Sermon Perilous Sleep Plaza service at 6 20 Evening Worship at 7 30 Sermon The Large Prince First Reformed hosts 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 45 a m What Do I Believe at 2 00 Mene Groote Bood sehap ant aon Hemel Bekend Geax maakt Looking in a Miviron at 7 30 p m
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Seenng
First Reformed
Miviron
Broken connections and pulpit plans at reformed church
The Second Reformed and Third Reformed churches schedule services with Rev. John Wesnelidk occupying the pulpit in morning and evening. A note references a program titled De Kinderen and a debated piece titled Sceerad Shia with times 10 45 2200 and 7 36.
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Second Reformed
John Wesnelidk
de Wil
Church Services and Schedule Despite Scribbled Text
An OCR fragment outlines church services with times for Tuesday and Sunday gatherings. It mentions morning and evening services, a Sunday school, and a meeting at 2:30 PM. The text is partially garbled with irregular spacing and unclear names.
Ambush of a Phrase on an Ambulance Panel
A cryptic line appears painted on an ambulance reading Fake one careless pedestrian, one perfectly good ear. The odd message has puzzled responders and observers, prompting questions about its origin and intent while emergency crews continue work.
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Atid
Swankard
Soi Verlan
Otiday
St. Lawrence
S. D
Atd
John’ Grundiman
Munday
Mr Atd
Gerald’ Grundian
Rede
Ioan
Hi. Breaklunder
Mahaska Hospital
Elmer Houk
W. EB. Houk
Mervin’ Beavengood 2
Central
Dallas
Bee
I. Beevends
Mable Hockstra
A. Elsaren
Leighton
Louis van Roekel
Gurtis
Murphy
I Dexter
Join Kuyper
Monroe
Pella
Heve
Mrs. H. Ver Ploeg
Washington Street
Gertrude Rowenthiorst
Gakaloosa
Jin’ Edimand
Henry
Ames
Kuyper
Benteco
Luella Cox
Sam Watt Rheenen
Worp Borgman
Corie Roorda
Gerrit Bothot
Palla
Everett Rouw
Tuintor
Hollandale
Minn
Angeline Kolenbrander
G. B. Kolenbrander
Annebelle van Heukelem
Win2abeth Boksbergen
Bessie van Engelhoven
Carl van Dusseldorp
Henrietta
de Goey
Dirk Roorda
Bullandale
Agatha de Vries
Cora Kruseman
Gertrude Donus
White Way Auto Co
Ben Be Viries
Iust Week
Bielhart
Aga Miemansverdriet
Herman Nollen
John van Gary
Sara Ann
Ver Huel
Hans Franje
Colorado
Dick Vander Linden
Gerrit de Tong
Bloomfield
Henry Langerak
Sully
Langhaf
N. van Maren
Mason City
Paul van Maren
Milwaukee Railroad
W. S. van Hemert
George Gezel
This City
H. Stineman
Albia
Mev
E. Vi. Goad
Ollie
Frank’ D. Eliott
The
Baptist Church
Mis
Hattie Gezelias
Rose Hill
Henry Gezel
J. N. Varenkamp
Arid
Mark Rillihan
R. A. Awtry
Mr. Awtry
A. B. van Houweling
Frank Seeres
Henry Huff
Louis Dennis
Arthur Klein
John G. Klein
St. Joseph
Mrs
Louis Brand
Henry Brand
Dora van Nimwegen
John Fennema
Second Reformed Church
God
Leonard de Moor
G. BH. Menninga
C. Bond
Harpole
Los Amygeles
Cal
A. N. Vander Linden
Pred Keithley
Dy. EC. Payne
J. H. B. van Spanekeren
Gillian Payne
Jefferson
F. C. Payte
J. Bassebman
Oskaloons
W. J. Hayselman
Bert de Bain
BE. S
Masonic Hall
Mae Thomassen
Trady
Exie Waechter
Kansas City
Supreme
Mys
Ae. Riynsburger
Gradys Klein
Boone
Proessor Sadler
Eldon
Katherine Rhynsburger
Jessie Sadler
Younkers Tea Room
Leonard Finnart
John Slat
Laurence Renaud
Hazel
Bessie
Ozam
Mr. Brown
Lydia Renaud
Perry Renaud
Coleen
G. B. Ver Steer
Jonas Ver Steer
Anthony Tusseling
St. Louis
Bell Clothing
H. R. van Maren
Vivian
Nora
Bertha Augustine
nKoxville
Jay Hesselink
L. P. Bientema
Davenport
Emily Morgen
Cora Essence
J. V. Helt
Hasse
Lic
Gamnipfire
Wey
Gale
Ait Quality
Red River
Ohios & Cobblers
Science
Georgetown University ‘Medical Students
van Genederen
I. i. Bander
D. Denadel
Lytas
Pary
Church OF. Ie
Sumiday
Coniey
Phoebe
M. Vander Linden
Farmers Union
Old Systems House
Atta; Lowe
KORN
Sybenga
Ighnsadly
Sony Ven-Sybenga
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