Sum m it school pupils attend music at Pella High
Local students from Summit school and their teacher attended a music event at Pella High School auditorium on Monday afternoon. Several residents including Mrs Louis Van Rocke Walter Van Doorninck provided transportation and numerous families from Pella Otley and nearby towns were noted visiting or hosting during the weekend and in the days around. Peter Dykstra of Oskaloosa died unexpectedly, with funeral arrangements held there Saturday, attended by local relatives.
Lynnville News Item Highlights Local Social and School Events
Local note highlights include visits by F. and Dunsbergen families and Elmo Shipp. infantile paralysis victim Tommy Infield at the Old Soldiers home. visits to Josephine Van Zante and Heslinga family in Oskaloosa. Margaret Beyer becomes secretary at Lynnville Seed Company. Junior class play Thomas Shelton's Ghost set for October 29. church group delegates to a Christian Endeavor Conference in Marshalltown with a 500-person Friends Churches banquet. Reva Klyn and Dale White wed at home. Pauline Terpstra returns from work with Dr and Mrs Schroder. Catherine Thompson recovering from appendicitis. Rev. Frank Lemond and family depart for ministry work in Wednesday.
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David Conn
Wm. Dunsbergen
Elmo Shipp
Delores
Dorothy
Oslaloosa
Lyle Montgomery
Case Dunsherzen
Case Jensen
Tommy Infield
Old Soldiers Home
Marshalltown
Heen Ug
Frank Graham
Gerrit Vander Weerdt
Osk Loosn
Josephine van Zante
Andrew’ Heslinga
Margaret Beyer
Anne Terpstra
Lynnville Seed Company
Thomas Shelton
Clara Mathews
FB. Macy
Christian Endeavor
Friends
Reva Klyn
Dale White
Pauline Terpstra
Schroder
Catherine ‘Thompson
Frank Lemond
Lemons
Church of God Here
Social news and family events in Monroe area
Local notices report six week institute activities led by Dr W A Stevenson in Monroe, visits by families including Van Hemert and Reed, and Delphian society meetings. Births include two sons born October 4 and 6 to local couples, with multiple gatherings, trainings, and receptions noted among residents and visiting relatives.
Leighton Youth Heads State Milking Shorthorn Honors
Howard Barnes of Leighton Iowa leads the 4-H club with a Milking Shorthorn in the running for State 4-H Production Championship. The cow, grand champion at the Iowa State Fair, produced 264 pounds of butterfat in 205 days and placed sixth overall in this year's contest, first among Milking Shorthorns. The Iowa Production Contest aligns with the Waterloo Dairy Cud Congress held last week.
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Howard A. Barnes
Leighton
Towa
Chicago
Howard
Waterloo Dairy Cue Congress
Twin daughters born to Des Moines couple noted
Leroy of Des Moines visited Sun day in the parental Will Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Everett Vande Voort of near Galesburg are the parents of twin daughters born Wednesday, October 2. There are three other children two girls and a boy in the home. Dinner guests in the Ernest Garland home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dortz and daughter Maxine and Mr. and Mrs. R. Wied man of Jamaica. Bern, Buwalda who is ill with Malta Fever was very much pleas ed when his neighbors gathered at his farm Monday and cut his win ter supply of fodder. Those ask ing were Jim Foster, Jeff Willem sen, Tunis Vink, John Brouwer, Ray Dunn, Ray Brouy Art Ver Schuur and Arnold Brouwe Mrs. Carl Grane, Curtis and Roger, Mrs. Carl Ammer, Philip and Hetty Lou, Mrs. W.A. Py. and Miss Rigonda Van Wely tended homecoming at Central col lege in Pella Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Dave. Van Haat ten attended a wedding anniy sary of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Van Haaften Friday afternoon at Os kaloosa, 'Mr. and Mrs. Arie Vriezelaar, Don and Miss Katie Vriezelaar were dinner guests Thursday in the C. D. Vander Ploeg home. Mr. and Mrs. John Klein, M and Mrs. John Vanden Berg' were Des Moines visitors Wednesday morning. Miss San Marie Dunn spent Friday night with her friend Beth McKenzie, Rally Day and Homecoming services will be held at the Bap tist church Sunday, October 27. Rev. A. D. Mohr of Des Moines will be 'the afternoon speaker.
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W. A. Stevenson
Monroe
van Hemert
Lois Reed
W. A Pye
Orcutt
Hlinois
Pete van Ryswyk
Jim van Hemert
San Francisco
Calif
Parl van Hemert
Otto
K. Kline
Ames
Ta Vaun Jarnagin
Barbara Jones
Mary Jane van Hemert
Margaret van Ryswyk
Dorothy
Helen van Ryswyk
Ralph Creger
Chester Bricker
Warren van Sittert
Marvin van Gorp
C. O. Ammer
Delphian Society
W. B. Shaw
Alph Livingstone
Newton
Bruce
Simpson College
Lois Fink
Leland Fink
Avilon
Missouri
Avilon High School
Upton
Wyoming
Ernest Buwalda
Lewis Johnson
Neal Jabaal
Peter Breed
Bronx
Lyon
Mra
J. Lee Taylor
R. A. Vander Wal
Montezuma
A. 0. van Houwelingen
Jas
McDonald
Wm. McLaughlin
Young Pé
Jim Foster
Jeff Willemsen
Tunis Vink
John Brouwer
Ray Dunn
Ray Brouy Art Ver Schuur
Arnold Brouwe
Carl Grane
Curtis
Roger
Carl Ammer
Philip
Hetty Lou
W.A. Py
Rigonda van Wely
Central College
Pella
Dave. van Haatten
Dick van Haaften
Oskaloosa
Arie Vriezelaar
Don
Katie Vriezelaar
C. D. Vander Ploeg
John Klein
John Vanden Berg
Des Moines
San Marie Dunn
Beth McKenzie
The
Baptist Church
A. D. Mohr
Red Rock treaty era and local community news summary
Ninety eight years ago on Oct 11 a peace treaty with the Indians was signed at Red Rock granting the territory to the government. Red Rock school children plan a Halloween program with a play by the young people’s class. Local families and youths are mentioned attending events in Dunreath Pella Otley and Sum mit Township. Vernon Rickabaugh reports Knoxville placed third at a Town City track meet. Local visits include Roy Karr Grace Karr and Clarence Bricker families. Harold returned from CCC camp, Clyde Karr suffers a benign boil, and social visits continued through Sunday and Thursday evenings.
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Red Rock
Dunreath
Pair Oaks
Pella
Red -Rock
Fifield Farm Bureau
Gradys Klyn
Ellen Karr
Summit Township
John Vande Baard
Otley
Vernon —Rickabaugh
Town City
Knoxville
Vernon
Jimmy Rickabaugh
Roy Karr
Jim
Harold
CCC
Boyd
Marshalltown
Tama
Joe "Vanden Berg
Clarence Bricker
Norma Jean
Grace Karr
Clyde Karr
Ora Bulmer
Clyde
Local Farming Roundup and Community Notices
Farmers haul corn to Boyd’s store showdowns for largest ears Bryan Karr wins top yield while Dave Baumgardner and others harvest clover at nearby farms A Des Moines area truck crash injures driver but no serious harm reported Beany the horse and new porch work appear in Beany and Van Ghent households Lamb meat gains tentative interest among locals after attempts to try new cuts Local social events include birthdays anniversaries and neighbor visits at several homes
Kings Helpers society meets at Van Dyk home
Sully News reports the Kings Helpers of the Reformed Church gathered at Gertrude Van Dyk’s home on Thursday evening October 10. Attendees included Mrs Henry Van Van Roekel Leolandaal Evelyn Dunnink Dorothy Swank Nellie Van Mading Florence Eckhoff Helen Dening Pearl Verna Vander Beek and the host. Also noted were visits by Mrs John Zegers and family including Mr and Mrs Kt HL Trosen and Bernice Albright.
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King’s Ielpers Society of the Reformed Church
Gertrude van Dyk
Henry van van Roekel
Leolandaal
Evelyn Dunnink
Dorothy Swank
Nellie van Mading
Florence Eckhoff
Helen Dening
Pearl
Verna Vander Beek
John Zegers
Renpent
Buring
Zegers
Kt. HL. Trosen
Bernice Albright
Marcelle Wisgerhof
Oliver Wixgerhof
Newton
C. de Prenger
Pella
Mn de Prenger
Carl de Prenger
Gilman
Gerrit Wisgerhof
Max Wisgerhof
Springfield
Ill
Earl Wisgerhof
Sioux City
Cornie Welle
Rose Hill Visit Noted at Van Zante Home Sunday
Shannon of Chicago visited the Albert Van Zante home this weekend. He turned to Mon-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Chicago
Albert van Zante
Mon
Fingers Seivers Caught In Hay Derrick Spares Bones
Oakland resident John Seivers was trapped when his fingers were caught in a hay derrick track and he hung suspended until rescued. No bones were broken and he escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seivers
Oakland
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Frank Aalbers
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