Local Notes Highlight Visits and Births Across Towns
A batch of social updates from Eddyville to Des Moines notes Miss Sadie Schippers and others returning from Shenandoah with visits to Earl May and Henry Field firms and Clarinda Fair. Several relatives travel to Knoxville for winter plans while stopping in Carrollton. New births include a daughter to Raymond De Hasan and a son to Joe Van de Reift, with community movements involving church painting, organ work, and members visiting Yellowstone and Des Moines for fairs and hospital assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Schippers
Eddyville
Tim van Wyke
Oskaloosa
Andrew Schippers
Pella
Shenandoah
Earl May
Henry Field Companies
Clarinda
Ralph Nordlund
H. J. Hornbeck
Holly
Centerville
Dakota
Nordlund
Knoxville
Tennessee
Carrolton
Illinois
Hornbeck
the Moines
Werrit Roerefin
Nder Ploeg Bakery
Dick Ver Meer
Gerrit
Grundy Center
Raymond de Hasan
Joe van de Reift
Harold Sack
Hippy Gezel
John Branshart
Chariton
Branfhart
Neal Petty
Tracy
F. F. Carpenter
C. O. Carpenter
Sully
Canada
H. QO. Wormhoudt
Davenport
C. H. Korn
Jack Scholtz
Scholtz
West City
Mahaska County Rural Teachers List 1931 32 Adams Two
A detailed roster of rural teachers across Mahaska County for the 1931 32 school year. Names include Vivian Elliott, Velma Bass Allgood, Maxine Bunting Darland, Alice Everett Johnson, Elizabeth De Wolf, Mabel De Jong, Ruth Van Houweling, and many others across numerous school districts such as Black Oak Center Pleasant Grove East Des Moines Two Charter Oak Union Riverside Garfield Two and more. The list connects teachers to specific locales like Cedar Two East Center Fairview Lincoln Two North Center and West Des Moines Two with many names per location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Chapel Hill
Vivian Elliott
Allgood
Velma Bass
Darland
Maxine Bunting
Johnson
Alice Everett
Black Oak
Elizabeth de Wolf
Mabel de Jong
Black Oak Center
Elizabeth Vandehaar
Scott Center
Ruth van Houweling
Leighton
Irene Hasselman
Mildred de Reus
Centennial
Nellie van Heukelem
Pleasant Grove
Lucille van Zouk
Pleasant View
Nellie Jacobs
Dorothy van Duren
Cedar Two
Cedar
Bernice Mefford
Geraldine Davis
Olive Branch
Helen Copeland
Shiloh
Jane Westercamp
East Des Moines
Given
Josephine Seaman
Charter Oak
Abby Perry
Sandridge
Garlena Vander Wilt
Union
Edith Klopping
Riverside
Clarence Douglas
Garfield
Evans
Ruth Hartman
Brick
Wilma Pugh
Bald Prairie
Edith Heacock
Brush Street
Dorothy Parsell
Monroe
Indianapolis
Inez Watts
East Valley
Leslie Fox
West Valley
Wilma Faulkner
Maud Chunk
Evelyn Reed
Center
Mildred Brown
Rhinehart
Leona Garden
Rae
Martha Howell
Wymore
Helen Hogan
Brush College
Ruth Taggart
Fisher
Merle Watts
Mormon Point
Irene Hawk
Lou Ella Sarvis
Riggs
Gyneth Longcor
Nina AhIselager
Prairie Two
Stewart
Glenna Rhine
Bryan
Flint Ridge
Clara Gosselink
Warren
Ethel van Zante
Hickory Grove
Ruby Hite
Scott Two
Burr Oak
Marguerite Martin
Greeley
Rosella Johnson
Jack Oak
Henrietta Rinehart
Rochester
Fern Johnson
Rock Island
Sarah Klyn
Spring Creek
University Park
George Anderson
Edna Pitzenberger
Ruth Gramsten
Bertha Scott
Bloomfield
Dorothy van Ommen
Buckeye
Betha Heitsman
East Center
Hattie Hedge
Hawkeye
Lota Heitsman
Hazel Dell
H. G. Louthan
Unity
Wilma van Ommen
Walker
Verda Carter
Union Two
Browntown
Harry Andrews
Kisor
Margie Kisor
McMains
Harland Reed
Vail
Mildred Busby
Star
Arthur Bittner
Oak Grove
Mable Eflin
Victor
Addie Gray
White Oak and South White Oak Names in Notice
White Oak and South White Oak reference appears with names Letha Simpkins Mabel Wester and camp context in an OCR fragment. The readable text lists locations and individuals but lacks full details or actions.
Penelope’s Web and Make Believe and More Library Notes
Library notes review several titles with themes of courage love and resilience including Penelope’s Web Make-Believe Pressure Contraband Pearts Garrison The Road Back and An End To Mirth plus a baking tip for cakes in thicker pans and adjusting oven temperatures accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelope
Comstock
Billy
Baldwin
Mary Lou Thurston
Remarque
Williams
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anna Hespers
Lewiston
Idaho
G. H. Hespers
Main Street
EL RL Rearda
Puritan Drug Store
John Heere
B. C. English
Danville
Harry Viersen
English
Ross Schakel
Bonaparte
Frank de Reus
Mahaska County Hospital
Betty Ries
D.S. Barr
Des Moines
Joe Clark
A. Buwalda
Inez
Erma Kaldenberg
Timothy Hoogenakker
George Yates
Register-Tribune
Des Moines Register
van der Ploeg
Mahaska County
Elm Grove
Marguerite Shoemaker
Six Mile
Helen Moore
East Weaver
Bessie Onstine
Harrison Two
Fairview
Hattie Marfock
Iowa Central
Agnes Hynick
Red
Margaret Moore
Wilson
Ralph van Zante
Jefferson Two
Ida Hartman
Hazel Havener
Irene Davis
Jefferson No. 7
Mary Louise Everett
Fast Liberty
Lefa Patton
County Line
Ferne de Winter
Lincoln
Prine
Helen E. Morrow
Lillian Cruzen
West Center
Blanche Seaman
Madison
Madison Center
Viola Nead
Helen Stout
Else
Mae de Prenger
North Center
Lois James
Pleasant Ridge
Nellie van Haaften
Travel
Chicago & North Western Stages
Reua
Denver
Colo
Salt Lake City
Utal
Los Angeles
Calif
Way
Hotel Pella Pella
Iowa
Thicaco
Library Notes
Kelland
Carmel Lee
Fownes
Pearts Garrison
Patrick
Helen Delaney
Forrest Verploeg
George Francis Sadler
Sadler
Chicago
New York City
New Haven
Conn
Berlin
Germany
Broadway
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