Anderson inductor to report to Newton draft board
Bob Anderson son of Dr and Mrs M B R Anderson has received his induction notice and will report to the local draft board at Newton on November 6. The long list of community events includes visits, church activities, anniversaries, and social gatherings across Pella and surrounding towns, with many locals attending funerals, meetings, and minister conferences.
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M. BR. Anderson
Newton
Gerrit van Norden
Ime Visser
Pella
Fred Bosveld
Vella
Sioux Center
John Geels
Dick’ Veldhuizen
Gerald van Hemer
Hubert Si
Phyllis
Gerrit Vden
Fan Norden
Chelse
Bert Shutty
Ransom Antry
I Trail
Arnold Klein
Klein
Nell Stoffel
Community Church
Elsie Kling
Prank Sparks
Offic
Wm. B
Elsie Klin
Orval Vander Wilt
J. Wisgerhof
Wm. B. Vos
D. W. "Wild
Lenora Shmidt
We Kooistra
Bruce Conver
Wilburn van Wyk
Anna Deer
Sherman
Effie Caste
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Chas
Roten
Carl Dunnick
Lynnville
Wm. Burnham
Grinnell
Frank Spar
Burnham
Kors Harthorn
Dorothy Harthorn
Joyce Nikkel
Marjorie Jansen
Martha Maas Dam
Eileen
Lucille Vander ‘Zyl
Ralph Vander Zyl
Henry Maasdam
Case Harthorn
Henry Jansen
Gilbert Stravers
Harry Dickeman
John O. Terlouw
Anne Elscott
Nick Terlouw
The
Reformed Church
C. S. van Hemert
L. W. de Penning
Wm. de Penning
Fred de Jong
Susie Buitenwerf
Garret de Hoot
John Blom
Will Swank
Bert van Roekel
Leonard van Genderen
Garret van Genderen
Tone de Kock
Fred Rozendaal
Luella
Pete Rozendaal
Adrian Rozendaal
Dick Ver Ploeg
C. Stoppels
E. C. de Dong
Walter Rozendaal
M. J. de Zwarte
Carl Mackert
Lester van Gorp
Henry van Roekel
Community Notes From Leighton Adults Share News
Leighton residents ship updates include William Van Meukelem visiting Mrs Gerrit Van Heukelem at Mercy Hospital in Osaloosa. Goemaat returns home after surgery with care from Mrs Luke Schakel. Veenstra farewell party at 504 West Second Street. 35 ladies attend and a memory book is created. Porterville Cemetery Aid gathers 24 as Mrs Beulah Klein attends. Red Cross quilt project completed by Live and Learn Club with Henry Kempe hosting. November meeting slated with Mrs John Grandin. Willing Workers conduct church devotions led by Miss Van is.
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Clarence van Zee
Mercy Hospital
Heap O' Livin
Don de Prenger
Harry Denburger
St. Douglas
Andy Brower
Mesdames Nelle Vander
Linden
John Veenstra
Pella
Lowell Turner
William Memmelaar
Artesia
California
Ira’ Hesselink
Holland
Nebraska
Joe Brumm
Harold de’ Bruin
Beulah Klein
Frank “van Haaften
Lloyd Patterson
Karl Brummel
Ernest” Steenhoek
Red Cross
J. A. van Zank
van Roekel
Don de Prenge
Frank van Waath
Mary
Arthur van Haaften
Max Rempe
Don de Dan
Diane
Janice
Connie Brummel
Ernest Brummel
William van Meukelem
Gerrit van Heukelem
Mercy
de Cook
Klein
Buck Lowman
Ruth Ann
Eddyville
Live and Learn Club
Henry G. Kempe
Rob Ploeg
Otto
John Grandin
William Neukelem
Goemaat
Willing Workers Society of the Reformed Church
Vanis
Galesburg News Highlights Local Socials and Visits
Galesburg residents share visits with families including Mabel and Harry O'Brien at the Groves home. Women of the Christian church Ladies Aid meet for quilting while plans to expand are announced. Neighbors note events such as wiener roasts and TV evenings, rehearsals for a November school program, and multiple visits to nearby towns including Pella and Clear Creek. Ransom Awtry funeral attendance noted. sickness sidelining Carl De Bruyn mentioned. several residents visit relatives in Pella and Newton hospital care described.
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Mabel
Harry O’brien
Louie Groves
Christian Church Ladies Aid Society
Aid Room
Arthur Dearinger
Hai 1
Awlins
Wilbur
Dartrell de Bruyn
Francis Teemsheren
Merlin Schnug
Man ‘Kroh
Kenneth Ter
Aid
Donnie Hendricks
Blaine Butin
Galesburg
Elk Creek Grange Hall
A. Schippers
Pella
Darrell DeBruyn
Larry
Loell Garpenter
Riender Poorting
Joe Awtry
Frank Kroh
Ransom Awtry
le Baughman
Darrell de Bruyn
Cornie Slycord
Bob Terpstra
Connie
Carl de Bruyn
Lake Home Hosts Brush Demonstration and Social Roundup
Wednesday evening gatherings centered on a Stanley Brush demonstration hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Sehnig with Bertha Postma leading. Nearby visits featured many locals, including Awtry family members and friends from Pella Newton and Des Moines, with multiple Sunday dinners and callers noting social ties among neighbors and relatives.
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Honor S. van Homart
Henry
Terlouw
Harlan
Phyllis
Areretta Terlouw
Marion Terloun
Prairie Mro
Shutsmily
Shutts
James Shakleford
Des Moine
Virgil Kovistea
Des Moines
Dwkes
Cartistes To
M. Anderslingss
Mains
Carroll Trand
Harold de Dong
Bred de Mast Elscott
M Nowell
Ward Versteegh
Society
Lake
Byron Sehnig
Rud Breen
Stanley Brush
Bertha Postma
Ella Poortii
New
Jesse Rutinoard
Jim Ramner
Joe Awtry
Shortie Hogan
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Awtry
Cornie Slycord
Charles Awtry
Verlan Slycord
Pella
Riender Poortinxa Hal
Ronnie Rankin
Harold de Penning
David
Frank Daarsma
Jap de Cool
Anne de Penning
James de Penning
Bob Olson
Linda Kay
Newston
Darrell de Eine Poortingsa
Riender Paortin
Willard M
George Civ
Flor Nce Oswalt
Mantie K
Local Cedar News Highlights Social and Church Events
The Junior class reelects their Winning Schammers for Cedar high school. Harrison Mustlers 41 club met at the Walker home with group singing led by Eves Cadwallader and eighteen members in attendance. Harrison Township Farm Bureau met at the Ashman home with resolutions discussed. Judy Van Gorpis visited Russey with Donna De Witt and Marion Knoot families. Local births and birthday parties are noted with relatives visiting from Chicago and nearby towns.
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Cedar High School
Harrison Mustlers 41
Carl
Keith Walker
Eves Cadwallader
Walker
Harrison Township Farm Bureau
Robert Ashman
Cedar
Judy van
Irene van Gorpis
Russey
Donna de Witt
Wand
Marion Knoot
Cond
Dennis Koenendyke
Leighton
Cele
Janice
Neal Newenhouse
Frances Numnikhoven
Nunnikhoven
Chieaso
Christian Reformed
Maugh
Ole and
Son
Mel
Hattie Hamilton
J. J. Bans
North Ninth Street
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Jack
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Jack Baas
Blice Ashman
Ashman
Hunters bag two moose and three bears in Yukon trip
John Junke of Lawler Carsteen Steen and Ed Hamann of Decorah returned from a Yukon hunting trip with two moose two caribou and three delightful bears. A moose antler measured 12 inches. A veterinary note claims one horsepower equals lifting 23 000 pounds a foot in a minute.
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John Junke
Lawler
Carsteen Steen
Ed Hamann
Decorah
Yukon Territory
Canada
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