Homecoming notes and visiting guests fill Central area
AOCALS and friends from Indianola Eldora Perry Donnelson and Newton gather for Central College Homecoming events. Visitors include Tryg Grufman from Minneapolis, the De Cook and Vander Linden families, Dutch emigrants arriving in Los Angeles en route to Artesia, and various alumni and service members visiting or reporting local activities.
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Glen Neifert
Indianola
Central
Peter de Cook
Eldora
Iowa
M Cob J. Verne
Miles City
Montana
Ver Meer
Leona Schilder
Perry
John D. Geurts
Prairie City
Anne Schilder
Charles de Wild
Donnelson
Lena
Gerrit de Wild
M de Wild
Chicao
Don Walton
Brighton
Chicago
H. W
Try
Minneapolis
Holland Furnace Company
Ed Davis Sr
Des Moines
Western Air Lines
Bill Slickers
Knoxville
Ray van Roekel
Sli
Bob Menning
Knoxville Veterans Hospital
Arnold Mathes
Mahaska Hospital
Ed Kallemyn
Nick Vander Ploeg
Gertrude Vander Ploeg
Jefferson
Wayne Durlam
Central College
Jack Sixsmith
Los Angeles
California
Fred Lankelma
Holland
Johan D. Westra
Ype Terpstra
Bolswaard
Friesland
America
Artesia
Henry Westra
Amsterdam
Hollywood Citizen-News
Karl Pohlman
Aefferson City
Macousine
Edward Cook
Dick M. Straves
Hoendquarters
Free State of
Trieste
Chronicle
Santa Chris
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Ilinois
Arlyn
Dre
Woc
Ver Ploeg
Pella
Pi Beta Phi
Walt Butt
Sigourns Town
Ernest Hackney
Fruitport
Michigan
Keesler Field
Mississippi
Tunis
Arie Hf. Boxnard
Oskaloosa
Lester Vander Linden
Mercy
Harold Zwank
Mahaska’ Hospital
Jock Fisk
Cedar Falls
Harold Fisk
Lime supplies reach Marion farmers in new allotment
Marion County farmers can obtain several thousand tons of limestone as part of a government liming program. About 18200 tons have been delivered or allotted so far, with 12000 more expected. county official Clarence Sween urges farmers to act now before rain and winter hinder shipments. Truckers are ready to deliver, and applications were filed with the Knox County AAA office.
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Mindest
Marion County
AAA
Knoxville
Clarence AL Sweem
County Central Committee
MIT
Mr. Sween
Knoxville Journal
All Daith
Superstition Hit In Safety Drive
Ned H. Dearborn, president of the 85th National Safety Congress, debunked harmful safety superstitions at the opening session. He criticized beliefs that accidents are inevitable, the law of averages, paying lives for progress, and the Spirit of 76 view that safety is unmanly, urging adherence to fact based prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Congress
Ned H. Dearborn
Chicago
A. P. Dispatch
Fragmentary speech fragment on women's roles and safety programs
Fragmented OCR text discusses women gaining responsibility in policy and safety programs, referencing public figures and a movement. It mentions chair positions, invitations to lead, and the concept of women's leadership in formulating public safety initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear Meents
Geary
Winehester
General Federation of Omens
News from the Home for the Aged visitors list
A long roll of visitors and relocations at the Home for the Aged includes Weber from Sprang Brabant Netherlands Haverhall of Hawarden and Mr and Mrs H De Bie of Bellflower California visiting various residents. Several other families from Des Moines Eddyville Lynden Brecksville and Fenton in NL stop by as well as hospital updates and a note on Tillie Van Jansma and Dick Hugen's health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case Willemsen
Near
Pella
Methodist
Des Moines
Fred Lam
Minnesota
T. G. Fultz
Frank de Wit
Joe Stientjes
Fort Des Des Moines
Fultz
Iowa League of Municipalities
Iowa
Mark Schakel
Newton
George Ver Steeg
Mark
Kansas City
Weber
Sprang
Suord Brabant
Netherlands
Haverhall
Hawarden
H. de Bie
Bellflower
California
Dick Geenen
Tom Vander Hart
P Jonker
PL de Tone
Ick Rietveld
Ties Moines
Anne de Bruin
Welle
Edoon
HL Welk
C. Vander Veer
Peter Vander Wal
Rut Leydens
E. den Hartog
Henry den Harte
John den Hartog
C. den Hartog
John Sterk
Eddyville
J. de Vries
Dick Hugen
H. Huggen
Mary Brand
M. G. Klein
Leighton
Peter Lubberden
C. G. Reynen
Fenton
Abe Notenboom
Lynden
Washington
C. R. Tucker
Brecksville
Ohio
Pil Vos
Otley
Harry Barnes
Henry van Rheenen
Alice Cunningham
Oskaloosa
Tillie van Jansma
Court Battle Fights Turn in Grand Tarceny Case
In a preliminary hearing last Monday in Knox County Justice court, prisoner Briggs fought with County Attorney Miller over insults, ending with a scuffle and a $5 fine for Briggs after assault charges against Miller were filed and Briggs faced grand larceny for dismantling farm equipment worth over a thousand dollars beside Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice of the Peace
Brace
Leon Miller
Chese Briggs
Miller
Brisas
Briggs
van Hemert
Justice of the Peace
Rrisues
Hriggs
Harry Murphy
East
Not magic investment that pays four dollars for three
The message promotes U S Savings Bonds as a payroll savings plan. It urges readers to invest as a prudent long term strategy, noting a four to three return framing and encouraging securing a financial future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
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Samuel Ver Steex
Gray
Towa
June Allen
New Virginia
Allen
TAN Pe Ee
Vos
Marion
Parker Yardgroom
Schiebout Body & Tire Co
Teo Cubs
Veenstra Appliance Company
Motor Products Corporation
Brigstus
Scharing Garage
Fowler Telephone Company
Pella, Iowa
Trutaless Ravenstone
Jon Hall
Victor McLaglen
Rita Johnson
Andy Devine
Milburk Stone
William Brooks
Thrills
Anne Gwynne
Enw
Everett Horton
John Vander Leest
Livesey
Maureen Chara
Paykes
Dek
Sry
Roecy
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Aan
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