Shower for Miss Lucille Buwalda in Peoria society pages
A miscellaneouse shower at Mr and Mrs John J Buwalda home honored Miss Lucille Buwalda with gifts, games and a gift book. Hosts Mrs J J Buwalda Mrs Abe A Roorda and Mrs W A Roorda provided lunch. Also noted are kitchen shower for Mrs Dale Coop and various church group meetings including Second Reform Aid and Baptist Woman's Mission Society events with speaker George M Pinches and topics on Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Buwalda
John J. Buwalda
J.J. Buwalda
Abe A. Roorda
W. A. Roorda
Ayn Vande
P. A. Bogaards
Abe Roorda
Carl
Andrew Buwalda
Margaret
Edwin
Aldora
John Buwalda
Ruth
Lee Vriezelaar
Joyce Vriezelaar
Arie Ver Dught
Gerald
E. A. Roorda
van Andel
Min
A. A. van Rockel
Jim Klyn
van Rockel
Dale Coop
Coops
Attica
the Baptist, Woman's Mission
Autenbneh
Holy City
George M. Pinches
Gospel Hall
Palestine
De Jong Den Adel wed at Little Brown Church Nashua
Miss Cornelia De Jong and Mr Donald Den Adel wed August 21 1946 at the Little Brown Church Nashua with Rev FL Hanscombe officiating. Attendants were Floris De Jong and Wm Den Adel, couple honeymooned in South Dakota and Denver, home northwest of Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floris J. Dedong
Wm. den Adel
Badlands
Rhuck Hills
South Dakota
Denver
Colorado
Pella
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Iowa
Cornelia de Jong
Sully
Donald L. den Adel
den Adels
Malaria Not Recurrent Says Health Department
Health officials assure families malaria need not recur with proper treatment. The recurring form is most common, with symptoms of chills fever headache and weakness. early care can prevent lasting harm and many cases improve quickly with treatment.
Patient guidance on malaria and illness attitude
The excerpt discusses recognizing malaria symptoms and trusting a doctor's diagnosis. It notes the patient should rest and follow orders, while emphasizing the need for family patience and understanding during another malaria attack. The tone reflects mid-century medical advice and care.
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Afties
Malaria survivor advised on health and recovery
A medical guidance note urges the patient to stay in top physical condition to prevent future attacks. Emphasis on sleep, nutritious food, fresh air, and avoiding worry, overwork, late hours, and heavy drinking. No drugs without physician advice and a normal lifelong outlook after malaria is possible.
Pressure Saucepan Time Saver Teaser
Ex nutritionist Jewel Graham of Iowa State College notes a pressure saucepan saves time but requires homemaker attention. Two models offer more freedom. follow manufacturer cooling and water guidelines, avoid overcrowding, and use the trivet as directions advise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Graham
Lowa
Disease and Mosquito Control Aid Promised by Local Tuberculosis Group
The Marion County Tuberculosis Association presents the article in the interest of better health. It emphasizes destroying the disease carrying mosquito to curb transmission and safeguard community welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Isles
United States
Marion County Tuberculosis Association
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Second Reformed Aid
Ladies Aid
Second Church
D. Ver Dught
Vogelaar
Charles Klein
Emm van Nimweyen
Woman's Missionary Society
C. E
Masonic Hall
Catherine Schakel
Hilda Ver Dught
Ed van Zante
Red Cross
Boone
Minotis
Oskaloosa
Hess
Vander Linden
Catherine de Bruyn
Elma Scheffers
Fern van Zante
Hilda Verought
Teller
Bradwell and McAlister
Bradwell
McAlister
the Burkhart Studio
Ruthrum
Ence van Ze Hoth
Leighton
Bernice Meerema
Thyrza Flackert
Heerema
Durkhart Stell
Melton Cloth
Peter de Hamer
Near Leighton
de Joode Insurance Agency
Washington St
Jenny Lind
Simmons
Graceline Modern