Local notes from Cordova and nearby farms
Mary Van Haaften will play Sukey Pinkle in Old Fashioned Mother at Christian High School. Ione Holmes-Ruckman hospitalized with Bright's disease. Various Farm Bureau events, church activities, and community updates across Knoxville, Otley, and surrounding towns including new farms, baptisms, weddings, and local meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary van Haaften
Les
Janella
Sukey Pinkle
Ione Holmes-Ruckman
Collins Hospital
Knoxville
Bright
Cecil Price
Cecil
Union Two Farm Bureau
Bethel Church
May van Hemert
Hugh Pontus
Des Moines
St. Louis
Martha Pontus
Otley
Art Waardhuizen
Farm Bureau
Summit Township
Sale Barn
Monroe
Fire Dept
Monroe City Hall
Marion Co. Farm Bureau
Knooxville
Memorial Hall
Vernon Rickabaugh
Roy
Bill Karr
Ben
Bessie Hoeksma
Corda
Worth Karr
Hoeksma
Freddie
Presbyterian Church
Zetta
Community notes from Oskaloosa area calendar
Local meeting of Harrison Township Farm Bureau held October 3 at the Keeran home near Cedar. Ottumwa visits by Mr. and Mrs. James Van Wyk and J. G. Newenhouse’s family noted. Baptism and profession of faith observed at First Christian Reformed Church. Hollis Vanden Heuvel birthday party with games and cake. CCC Club met at Mrs. Klaaren’s with nine members. Cedar High School graduates pursue college and career paths including Elaine Osterfoss, Larry Hull, Sharon Carris, Marilyn Van Veldhuizen, Wayne Lisk, Claire Barnard, Russell Kool, Robert Houghtaling, and Clifford Edgren. Jean Kelderman wed Kenneth Van Maanen in Cedar. Clara Meyer and Ruby Lilley of Quincy visited near Fremont. John David Bouma, eight, broke his arm on Cedar school grounds. Wilbur Reed and Russell Reed hosted a wedding anniversary supper for Melvin Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrit Roozeboom
First
Christian Reformed Church
Roozeboom
Henry Vanden Heuvel
Hollis
CCC Club
Ernest Klaaren
Cedar High School
Elaine Osterfoss
Larry Hull
Iowa State College
Ames
Sharon Carris
Parsons College
Clifford Edgren
Jean Kelderman
Kenneth van Maanen
Cedar
Clara. Meyer
Ruby Lilley
Quincy
Ill
Wm. G. Hols
Fremont
John David
Wilbur Reed
Russell Reed
Melvin Reed
Macy family travel to Windsor as Colorado visit begins
Lynnville notes describe Howard Macy and Julia Macy flying from Des Moines to Windsor to visit Mrs Macy's son Roscoe Macy and family. Mrs Macy to return in a day or two, spending two weeks in Colorado. The column also lists numerous local visits, weddings, hospitalities, and minor incidents including a polio patient update and Twyla Terpstra injury from a car incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Macy
Julia Macy
Des Moines
Windsor
Colo
Navy
California
Melvin Geurts
Sherry
Debra
Vicki
Hollandale
Minn
Geurts
Karen Stanley
Raleigh Stanley
John Peter
Woody
St. Louis
C. L. Davis
Johnson House
Sully
Charles Russell
William White
Newton
George McCoy
Dale McCoy
Cedar Rapids
Charles Wagaman
Dysart
Ada Wagaman
Community Notes From Galesburg and Nearby
Mrs Mina Carpenter of Kansas City visited Mrs Hattie Carpenter last week. Galesburg mothers were entertained at the school house by teacher Mrs Marvin Schippers with coffee and cupcakes. A wiener roast was held at Galesburg Christian Church for Sunday School classes. Carl De Bruyn had a light heart attack and was taken to the Veterans Hospital in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Carpenter
Kansas City
Hattie Carpenter
Galesburg
Marvin Schippers
Dearingers Host and Guests Mark Birth Day Event
Saturday evening visitors included Walter Madison and family from Newton. Sunday guests spanned Curtis Dearinger's birthday and included Anna Ramer and Mabel Lust from Reasner. Additional visits featured N. W. Miller, Cecil Pinegar, Joe Michmershuizen, Connie Slycord, and family at various homes in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Dearinger
Walter Madison
Newton
Curtis Dearinger
Anna Ramer
Mabel Lust
Reasner
Kenneth Carpenter
N. W. Miller
Cornie Slycord
Cecil Pinegar
Joe Michmershuizen
Bob Terpstra
Connie Slycord
Merlin Schnug
Francis Heemsbergen
Hattie Carpenter
Scott Hodgins
Navy and contractors file over a thousand yearly patents
Navy personnel and contractors together generate more than 1000 inventions for patent each year, reflecting a robust program of research, development, and innovation across military and civilian collaborations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cordova
Knoxville Adventists Church
Newton Depot
Emma Giles
Fred Lance
Bill Giles
Prices
Norma Karrs
Nazerene
James Calhoun
Lloyd Calhoun
Carl
Minnie Rickabaugh-Calhoun
Little Brown
the Vale
Hartford
James
Bob
Air Force
Otto Wynsteker
Otto
Canning Factor
Bapist
Fran
SUI
Davis
Natural Resources Council
Saylorville and Howell
Red Rock
Red Rock Aid
Sibyl Donahue
Regan Walters
Tressa Wiblur
Welfare Center
Korea
Mike Karr
Janet Karr
Darlene Karr
Joy Shillings
Jim Rickabaugh
Clyde Karr
Bethel Community Center
Joe
Nadine Woods
Miriam Jodine
Woods
23Rd Street
Joan’ Martinache
Legion
Ray Powers
Mrs
Roy Karr
Oskaloosa News
Lizabeth Newenhouse
Harrison Township Farm Bureau Resolutions Meeting
Wm. Keeran
James van Wyk
Ottumwa
J. G. Newenhouse
Pella
Lynnville News
Vina Renaud
Ray Potter
Etta
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Inez Phipps
Marshalltown
Cliff Crews
Ambrose Collum
Danny
Jimmie
Grinnell
Vern Ratcliff
Clair Gifford
Cynthia
A. T. Gifford
Twyla Terpstra
Dick Terpstra
Ray McMains
Bobette
Carl McMains
Federal Discount Corp
Livermore
Martin Naaktgeboren
K. Carpenter
Kas
FELCO
L.C.F
Chevrolet
America
White Way Auto Company
Pella, Iowa
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