Plan Intensive Search for T B in November
Marion County plans a major health effort with two mobile X-ray units arriving in late November to screen residents 15 and older for chest conditions including tuberculosis. The program, funded by Christmas seal sales, is led by Mrs. John Kirtley and supported by the Marion County Medical Society and state health officials.
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The
Tuberculosis Association
Marion County
John Kirtley
Melcher
Iowa State
Deparent of
Joy Harmon
Anne Canady
State Department of Health
Where Do We Go From Here Speaker at Iowa Education Event
The event on October 28 features Mr. Miles as speaker reviewing progress of the Iowa State Education association since 1939. Dinner at 6 30 p m with all county association members invited. Miles, WWI and WWII veteran, ex editor of The Iowa Legionnaire and first president of the Iowa Council for Better Education. Mrs Helen Adair vice president chairs the program. Mrs Ruby Ver Steeg of Knoxville is county president.
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Ning
Towa State Education Association
Miles
Iowa
Iowa Legionnaire
Iowa Council For Better Education
Helen Adair
Marion County Education Association
Ruby Ver Steeg
Knoxville
X-ray survey to aid early tuberculosis detection urged
Doctors discuss an X-ray survey for the chest to find enlarged or malformed hearts tumors rib and spine conditions and other undetected issues. Early discovery improves recovery time and treatment success. A mass meeting is planned October 29 at the Court House Court Room with invites to professionals officials and civic groups. Attendees listed include Mrs. John Kirtley Mrs. Sarah Hollingsworth Mrs. Paul Eggers Mrs. Florence Palmer Miss Vera Johnson Dr. F. M. Roberts Mr. Glen Long Mr. Al Figgins and Mr. C. S. Thomas.
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Kirtley
Court House Court Room
John Kirtley
Sarah Hollingsworth
Paul Eggers
Florence Palmer
Vera Johnson
F. M. Roberts
Glen Long
al Figgins
C. 8. Thomas
Marion County Teachers to Meet in Knoxville October 23
Frank Miles, public relations rep for the Iowa State location association, will address a dinner meeting of the Marion County Education association in Knoxville Tuesday evening. The event gathers educators from Marion County for discussion and planning sessions.
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Marion County
Knoxville
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Frank Miles
Iowa State Location Association
Marion County Education Assocation
Obituary of Harry J Donai from Pella to New Sharon
Harry J Donai born November 26 1883 in Pella Iowa died October 8 1951 in New Sharon Iowa at 67 years 10 months 14 days. Survived by five brothers Louis Walter Franklin Edward and Paul and four sisters Mrs John Smith Mrs John Payne Smith Mrs Fred Cruise and Mrs Glen Van Duyn. Funeral October 10 1951 at Co operative Garden Chapel Reverend A Haverkamp officiated with bearers Phil De Vries Gerald Rysdam James Forbes James Van Vliet James Veenman H Van Rees. burial in Oakwood cemetery.
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Harry J. Donai
Pella
Iowa
New Sharon
Mary A
L. M. Donai
John J
George W
Arthur J. Donai
Ida M. le Cocq
Louis
Walter
Franklin
Edward
Des Moines
Paul
Knoxville
John Smith
John Payne Smith
Fred Cruise
Buhl
Idaho
Glen van Duyn
Dener
Colorado
Co-operative Garden Chapel
A. Haverkamp
Phil de Vries
Gerald Rysdam
James Forbes
James van Vliet
James Veenman
H. van Rees
Oakwood Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Harry J. Donai
The Donai family thanks friends and neighbors in New Sharon and Pella for assistance after the death of Harry J. Donai. They express gratitude for expressions of sympathy condolence and flowers sent as tokens of regard.
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New Sharon
Pella
Harry J. Donai
Henry Vos obituary note from Iowa farm family
Henry Vos son of John and Gertrude Vos born March 9 1874 near Pella died October 10 1951 at Mahaska County Hospital Oskaloosa after a lingering illness of three years He was 77 years 7 months and 1 day old At 16 he moved with his parents from the farm east of Pella to a farm near Peoria He continued farming in the Peoria area and was survived by family members and neighbors in the rural community
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Henry Vos
John
Gertrude Vos
Pella
Mahaska County Hospital
Oskaloosa
Peoria
Portrait of Faithful Beloved Father In Graceland Burial
Funeral notices reveal a life spent in faith from Peoria Christian Reformed Church to Pella’s First Christian Reformed Church. Survived by four brothers and four sisters, plus many nieces and nephews, with services held October 13 1951 at Co operative Garden Chapel and First Christian Reformed Church, burial in Graceland cemetery.
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Peoria
Christian Reformed Church
Pella
First Christian Reformed Church
Co-operative Garden Chapel
8. Vroon
Graceland Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Henry Vos
Neighbors and friends of Henry Vos, our dear brother and uncle, offered help during his long illness and after his death. We express gratitude to all who expressed sympathy and sent flowers, with thanks from his brothers sisters and nephews.
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Henry Vos
Sieces
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Sunnycrest
Nick Terpstra & Sons
New
Sharon
Richard
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Marion County State Bank
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Guardian
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Worth & van Zante
Nelie
Kate
Jennie
Gysbert
Jacob
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Chicago
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Lambert van Wyk
Marie
Maurice van Willigen
Main St
Travel and Adventure Series
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Congo
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Town & Country Shop
Vander Ploeg Bakery
Ideal Pharmacy
Vander Linden Drug Store
Pella Kiwanis Club
Joe Heimer
Stacyville
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