Rol screenings and town notes from Rantoul column
A neighborhood update lists names and events from Rantoul Illinois and surrounding areas. Notables include Jim Worthington returning home after 16 days, Danny Ray born to Carroll Zickell, and Alvin Snyder in Iowa City for his wife’s surgery. Several workers and relatives visit Des Moines Mason City Albia and Des Moines. The piece closes urging readers to vote next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Worthington
Rantoul
Ill
Carroll Zickell
Danny Ray
Alvin Snyder
Iowa City
Joyce van Wyk
Sully
Gertie Messemaker
Ralph Russell
Raymond Fisher
James Booy
Town City
Janella Aalbers
Pauline Lautenbach
Margaret Burke
Des Moines
Helen Daniells
Albia
Zella Chambers
Crews
Andy Anderson
Irene Willemsen
Lillian Pethoven
Bert Permar
Carl Koopmans
Rosemary Lynch
Delores Koopmans
Richard ‘van Ekeren
South Dakota
Blanche Sampson
Farmington
Birthday Remembrances and New Resident at the Home for the Age
On October 24 the Home for the Age remembered Mr. C. Weeda’s 79th birthday. October 26 marked Mr. Peter Lubberden’s 16th birthday. A new resident, Mrs Lena Boardman, was admitted October 25. Visitors included Mrs Barnes, Mrs Henry Vander Wilt, Ed Denburger, Aunt Minnie Rillihan, Leon Monster, and Mr. C Weeda. The Keunings returned from Minnesota and Dakota, with Langstraat and Mee families visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Weeda
Peter Lubberden
Lena Boardman
Barnes
Des Moines
Henry Vander Wilt
Ed Denburger
Leighton
Minnie Rillihan
Leon Monster
Peter Keuning
Minnesota
Dakota
Pete Pol
Jeanette Pol
Goodyk
John Lang- Langstraat
Leendert Langstraat
Mee
De Bruin's Project Faces Camera Shy Female Sow
A fragment notes Sow and Litter De Bruin's project involves a camera-shy female sow behind Glen De Bruin’s agriculture. Cast of Pelle mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sow and Litter
de Bruin
Glen de Brui Agriculture
Pelle
Marjorie Baron Recalls Scottish Ramble and Castles
In a reminiscence tagged with Marjorie Baron, the narrator recalls hearing pipers and marching drills at a castle setting. A Glasgow Ramblers Club hike drew 35 members, some in kilts, boarding a train to Greenock for a four mile ramble through heather moors and past lochs, a scenic, evocative outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow Ramblers Club
Greenock
Isle of Arran and Clyde Journey Echoes Scotland Magic
A writer recalls a Clyde side trip from Coatbridge to Glasgow and Dunoon aboard a channel steamer. They describe sea and mountains, the Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth ships, a 30 minute shore stop, a frantic dash back to the ship, and warm Scottish hospitality with Miss Brownlie guiding them. The piece ends with gratitude for Scotland and its people and a dinner in Glasgow with Mrs. Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle of
Arran
Clyde
Miss Brownlie
Coatbridge
Glasgow
Narcrow
Clydebank
Gare Loch
Dunnoon
Scotland
Seeuery
Menople
Meela Ie
Life in Scotland and travel plans glimpse
The writer outlines meetings with Muriel Webster in Boulder and plans for events with Mite Aitken, a Glasgow Overseas Exchi Teachers Club trip to Fie lochery, and a Theatre in the Hills show. They intend to visit London for a travel grant and Lovegroves, deliver eggs to Mrs Martin’s brother, and note someone keeps changing the target of their aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Webster
Boulder
Dorothy
Mite Aitken
Glasgow
Exchi
Fielochery
Tobias
the Angel
London
Lovegroves
November Foods For Holiday Eating
November procurement list highlights turkey, pork, frozen fish and canned tuna as top platter candidates. The U S Department of Agriculture reports a plentiful supply, noting 69 million turkeys this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Holiday market promises below-average prices
Marketing specialists predict discounts across sizes while offering raising, dried figs, walnuts, almonds and filberts for holiday eating. A good supply of honey supports fruit cake making as vegetables appear in November markets.
Not enough coherent data for a proper headline
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear people places or events to summarize into a newspaper card with a definite lead or outcome.
Humboldt man spotlights son in Time photo from Korea
Philip Simon recognizes a Time magazine photograph of his son Corporal Jimmy Simon among a group of combat veterans in Korea. The image highlights a family connection to U S troops serving overseas during the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time Magazine
Philip Simon
Humboldt
Cpl
Jimmy Simon
Korea
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Minnie McClain
Johanna Vander Heuvel
New Sharon
Florence Descamp
Vera de Raad
Mahaska County Hospital
Bertha Bogaards
Texas
el Paso
Johanna Visser
Otley
Ray de Geus
Elizabeth Meyer Gordin
Lancaster
Wilma van de Geest
Don Rienertson
U. S. Air Force
Rolscreen
Bob Triplett
United States
Erface
Leonted Kaldenberg
D. F. Lookabaugh
Zion, NL
H. W. Miller
Lookabaugh
Johns- Manville
Eskees
Pittsburgh
Frank Walter
Horn Brothers Company
Ft. Dodge
Frank
Herb Vander Waal
Stu Kuyper
Home For the Age
Colfax Sale
Hereford
Newton
Colfax Sale Company
Bell, Clippenger
Shields
Marjorie Baron
Flaugh’s “Nite” Sale
Hi Hope
Hawkeye
Spots Special
Kayward Pacesetter
Cherry Velvet
Distinction Ace
O. K. Flaugh
Reasnor
Iowa
Donald
Mendenhall
Syou
Raytheon
Joe Stientjes
Hime
Ana
The
Amzmrean Toot Bashion
U.S
Hawaii
Cohama
Ranch
Awn Addams
Priscilla
Lewis
Rwanda
Eany
Pmitt
Nasco
A. E. Augustine
Senate
Mahaska County
Dan D. Dieleman
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