Weekend travels and office social plans noted
The item lists residents and visitors spending weekends in Wichita and Omaha and mentions upcoming office dinners in Champaour, a visit by NL representative Cy Vaughn, and a sequence of orders for blinds and venetian products from various cities including San Francisco St. Louis Tulsa Portland and Louisville. It also notes the Casement Department slowing and orders from Omaha Springfield Grand Rapids and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Braashart
Wichita
Kansas
Marjorie Lautenbach
Omaha
New York City
Mattie Gezel
Des Moines
The
Eastern Star
Hector Bevan
Camp Claiborne
Paul Margrave
Jack Bootsma
Jo Monich
Cy Vaughn
Champa
Representaen
Yehudi Menuhin
Menuhin
San Francisco
Curtiss- Wright
St. Louis
Tulsa
Okla
Portland
Ore
Ritter Dental Mfg. Co
Rochester
N. Y
American Legion Bldg
Lone Tree
Columbus, C
Dover River
Danville
National Carbide Co
Carrell-Rogers Co
Louisville
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec. Co
Evansville
Ind
Casement Department
Springfield
Grand Rapids
Red Cross Urges Local Support For National Defense
The Red Cross highlights its role with soldiers, sailors and civilians, carrying out humanitarian duties around the clock. Citizens are invited to join through the local Red Cross chapter to support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
The
Visitors from across towns to the Home for the Aged
Records show numerous visits to Mrs. Sara Van Ryswyk and others at the Home for the Aged. Families from Peoria Monroe Madrid Tainter Newton Newtonian areas called on residents including Mrs. Van Orp Mrs. Hoksbergen Mrs. Keuning and Mrs. Van Ryswyk, with clergy from Leighton and Newi on related calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonker
Gerrit de Jong
Tom Vander Hart
Peoria
Peter de Jong
Engel van Baalen
Monroe
Anie de Bruin
Bert van Wyk
Tainter
Joe Vanden Heuvel
Marvin van Gorp
Madrid
Iowa
M. van Orp
Nick Hoksbergen
Taintor
KR. Keuning
Henry Keuning
Nick de Ronde
G. Bosma
B. Welle
Joan of Sully
Henry Welle
George van Dyk
Edgville
Andrew Vander Wal
Jane Irs
I. Hesselink
John and
Mark of
Leighton
Eile Lapelink
John Keuning
New I¢O
Gerrit Gosselink
Seth’ Mann
Josh Mann
Town City
BR. van Rees
1Aldenberg
Vanden Berg
Baby
Newton
Sara van Ryswyk
John Wesselink
Sioux Center
Smorenburg
Local Socials and Visits Hit Weekend Schedule
Mrs M Lille spent midweek at the Dykstra home while Mrs A J Dykstra attended a county 4 H club meeting near Knoxville. Roy Woody family reunion at Newton hosted by C E Johnson. Betty Lou Ammer visited Velma Vrieze Iaar and stayed with Betty Lou in Monroe. Van Wyk families from Monroe and Des Moines area visited L Van Dusseldorp and Frank Brunia homes. Pringle and Vriezelaar, plus Hulleman and Heemstra families, called at Newton and Des Moines area homes. Lillian Birkenholtz of Monroe worked on the Vander Plaey tenant house. N Van Essen, ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lille
A. L. Dykstra
A. J. Dykstra
0. L. Stroud
Knoxville
Roy Woody
Tommy
C. E. Johnson
Newton
Betty Lou Ammer
Velma Vrieze- Iaar
Velma
Betty Lou
Monroe
Alfred van Wyk
Mareine
Gerrit van Wyk
Maxine
L. van Dusseldorp
J. W. Pringle
Phillip
I. W. Vriezelaar
Henry Hulleman
Neal Heemstra
Frank Brunia
Des Moines
Lillian Birkenholtz
Dave Vander Plaey
Wilhelmina Lille
Des Moine
N. van Essen
H. W. Vriezelaar
Local notes from Monroe and surroundings in Pella area
Parental J F Fiematra home in Pella as warm rainy weather brings lilac and bridal wreath blooms. Little Leona Vogelaar ill with flu last week. Dinner guests Sunday included Mr and Mrs Nelson Vos and David for Mrs A O Van Houwelingen and Mrs James McDonald in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Fiematra
Pella
Leona Vogelaar
Nelson Vos
David
A. O. van Houwelingen
James McDonald
Monroe
Matthew Olivier
Lake Aalbers
Aalbers
Mr. Aalbers
Elizabeth
H. W. Vriezelaar
Velma
Mary
Coralee
Melvin Blackledge
C.D. Vander
Ploeg
Wallace Ose
Beverly
Cherokee
Dow Vriezelaar
Ralph Sheeler
Marry Tool
Clifford “Sutton
Aitkin, Minn
John Hagsselman
Grace Oldham
Clyde Karr
Weathered forecast and local notes from Amsterdam News
The column reports frost, heavy rainfall totaling about 3% inches in the past week, and rising waterways with the Des Moines river bank full. It predicts a hard winter and wet fall followed by a dry spell farmers crave, while noting a Sunday school turnout and a hospital update on Mrs. John Kamerick after a serious operation. A parade critique and a remark on modest dress provoke local sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Kamerick
Mercy Hospital
Oskaloosa
Central
Road Vacation Notice in Marion County Iowa
The County Auditor Hollis L. Byee announces the vacation of a segment of the Wasboard Road described by curve radii and distances, running from Section 9, Township 75 North Range 14 West, to the township line. Objections or claims for damages must be filed in the Auditor's office by noon January 10, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Marion
Waten
Tuummer
Eawtine
Prevent Township
Wasdboard
Tom Thin
Aid County
Hollis’ L. Byee
Weekly markets report from local produce dealers
Weekly market quotes from Wednesday morning list prices for cream eggs hogs and grain. Cream No 1 eight cents Cream No 2 thirty eight cents Leghorn hens and White Rock sprouts prices vary by size with eggs and hogs noted for Pella and Chicago markets and corn oats and wheat values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghorn
Springs
White Rock Springs
Tbs
Rock Springs
Leghorn Springs
Cox
Pella
Chicago
Tiemina Kuiper Dylhoff Obituary in Pella
Obituary notes Tiemina Kuiper Dylhoff born May 12 1864 in Groningen died Oct 24 1941 in Pella She came to America at age twelve lived in Michigan with later marriage to John Dythof In addition to a large family including ten children and fourteen grandchildren she endured the loss of three infants and two other children Surviving are children Jes sie Anne Ralph Johan Mrs Rene Van Houweling Mrs Arthur Paul Gelmer and others Funeral services were held October 27 at Van Dyk Funeral home with Professor I Bosch in charge Interment was in Graceland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiemina Kuiper Dylhoff
R. T. Kuiper
Wildervank
Groningen
Pella
America
Granfschap
Michigan
John Dythof
Kalamazoo
Mich
Ida
Paterson
N. J
John
Phoenix
Arizona
Wheeler Durham
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jessie
Anne
Ralph
Modesto
Calif
Johan
Rene van Houweling
Arthur Paul
Gelmer
Des Moines
Jennie Drukker
Grand Rapids
Tieme ‘Kuiper
McBain
Uneral Se
van Dyk
I. Bosch
A. Haverkamp
Graceland Cemetery
Mrs J W Van Gorp Rites Held At Otley Church
Mrs J W Van Gorp died at her Otley home on October 26 at 11 AM after a brief illness. She was 66 years old and survived by husband Jacob and children Emma Den Hartog Jeannette De Haun Wilfred and six grandchildren. A devout member of Otley Reformed Church she served as pianist in the Dorcas Mission Society. Funeral services were held October 28 at the Van Gorp home and Otley church with Rev Folkert and Rev Van Houten officiating. interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. van Gorp
Otley
van Gorp
Feike
Emikie Niemstra
Jess
Ivey
Iowa
Harry
John
Pella
S. Nick van Essen
Leighton
Irit de Vries
Oskaloosa
Martin
Jacob W. van Gorp
Emma den Hartog
Knoxville
Jeannette de Haun
Wilfred
Christ
Doreas Misary Society
van Gorp Farm
Otley Reformed Church
Folkert
van Houten
Central College
Oakwood Cemetery
Electric Association seeks franchise to erect poles and wires
Official notice from the Iowa State Commerce Commission that Electric Association of Pella has filed a petition for a franchise to construct operate and maintain electric transmission lines across public lands highways streams and private lands in Marion County Iowa. The hearing is set for November 18 1941 at 10 oclock A M in Des Moines with objections due eight days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Com.ce Commission
Marion
Electric Association
Pella
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Peti
Rainwald Electric Tranamiasion
Marion County
Towa
Aald
Wurd
Ite
Des Moines
Iowa
Hisowa
Obj
Rare Keshlear
Central College Homecoming Visitors Share Time
Judge and Mrs. George Brammer and Mr. and Mrs. W H Owen of Des Moines visited during the Homecoming events at Central College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
George Brammer
W. H. Owen
Des Moines
All American Way at New Holland Theatre Monday Tuesday
The All American Way, a sound motion picture, shows Monday and Tuesday November 3 and 4 at New Holland Theatre. It features American youth in football, baseball, boxing, swimming, skating and golf with highlights from All‑Star games, college teams, and the Packers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New Holland Theatre
Green Bay Packers
Local F F A Corn Test Plot Saturday Nov 1
The local F F A boys will measure corn yield and stalk counts at the Marion Wickhart farm east of town this week. All information from the corn test will be available Saturday at the plot. Farmers may view the corn in the field and see stalk stand. The entry list includes De Kalb Pfister Dockendorf Turner McCurdy Pioneer Funks Vinton and others with various test names and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. A
Marion Wickhart
Vinton
Funks
Dockendorff & Sons
McCurdy
Pfister
Dockendorf & Sons
Kalb
Pioneer
de Kalb
Turner
Indiana
McCurdy U
Moews
Niks
Turner Er
Punks
FOR SALE USED FURNITURE ITEMS AT WORMHOUDT'S
Oak dresser and buffet with walnut china cabinet and piano offered by Wormhoudt's Furniture Store. Items described as used include a dresser an oak buffet a walnut china cabinet and a piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wormhoudt’s
Card of Thanks for Mrs. J. Dylhoff
Many friends neighbors and relatives were kind to our dear mother Mrs J Dylhoff during her illness and after her death We thank each and everyone The flowers and expressions of sympathy are gratefully acknowledged The Dylhof Children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Buwalda
Buwalda
Thanks to those who aided Mrs. J. W. Van Gorp
The family expresses gratitude to everyone who aided our dear wife and mother during illness and to those who offered sympathy and flowers after her death. JW Van Gorp and children.
Buwalda Children Thank Community After Mother's Death
The Buwalda Children express sincere gratitude for the sympathy, kind deeds, and rural offerings received after the death of their mother, Mrs. A. Buwalda.
Red Cross Roll Call Aims for National Defense Support
The Red Cross plans a 1 250 000 building program to construct headquarters at 62 Army Camps and distribute 1 000 000 worth of athletic and recreation equipment to Army and Navy posts. Production volunteers in 3 700 local chapters are making 40 000 000 surgical dressings. Community effort is urged to support these services during the national defense Roll Call from November 11 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Frush
Red Cross Urges Local Chapter Join to Save Lives
Last year the American Red Cross taught First Aid to 577000 people and home nursing to 80000, plus water safety to 260000. Hundreds of thousands more must be reached this year, urging locals to join the chapter and support safety training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Beyer elected president of Oklahoma Osteopathic association
Mrs. Jennie Vande Voort reports her son Dr. Harry Beyer won the Oklahoma Osteopathic association presidency at the state convention in Oklahoma City on October 17 18 and 19 1941. He had been vice president and spoke on The Maternal and Fetal Death Problem as 300 doctors from Oklahoma and nearby states attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Vande Voort
Harry Beyer
Oklahoma Osteopathic Association
Oklahoma City
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Summit News
Coffee Farm Home
Kes
Farmers Co-op
Felco
Amsterdam News
Golden Dale Flour
Golden Valley
Graham
Jonathan
Vriezelaar’s Grocery
Tiemina Dylhoff
LUX
Jack Sprat
HUSKY
Atoes
Monster’s Jack Sprat
Texas
Holland Theatre
Will A
Heu
Donald Wacechter
G. H. van Zee
Joe Naisbitt
Prairie City, Ia
Poland
Town
H. E. Knotte
H. E. Knotts
Swan, Ia
JW. van Gorp
Wayne Hog Feed
Leghorn Spring
Farmers Union
Franklin Street
Eer
Oswald
Pop
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Loxydol
Lewis Lye
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