Ditch work and farm life headline Marion County notes
Marion County community items record a drag line operating on a ditch toward the river on the May Van Hemert and Howard Karr farms, local visits during the State Fair, student notes at Knoxville High and Fair Oaks, plus farm, schooling, and social news from Knoxville, Des Moines, and surrounding areas with family birthdays, travel, and agricultural updates.
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Marion County
May van Hemert
Howard Karr
Betty Joe Core
Knoxville High School
Dwight Harvey
Karen Ball
Gayle Dieleman
Fair Oaks School
Ellen Karr
Follege
Simpson Col I India School
Hemert
Pella
Charley Roff
Madrid
Betsy Moomaw
Grandma Saunders
Oskaloosa News Social notes mainly from area families
Oskaloosa News reports on visits and travel among local families including Mr. and Mrs. C Newenhouse of Pella hosting dinner guests, trips to Canada, and relatives gathering for a cooperative dinner. Ministers Avery Wetzig and J C Van Wyk lead Mahaska minister association with elections and plans for a supper with wives. home visiting program begins.
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Mrs. C.newenhouse
Pella
J. G. Newenhouse
Letta Wotan
Mark
Elbert van Maanen
Canada
Wm. de Heer
Leighton
James van Wyk
Ronnie
Newenhouse
H. A. Triplett
Little Rock
Ark
Paul Triplett
First Baptist Church
C. R. Veenstra
First “Christian ' Reformed Church
Otley News notes regional visits and events
Otley residents share family visits and travel as Ben Pullen and Nellie Mullenberg head to Grand Rapids Michigan. Local 4-H Peppy Pals perform at Fifield school house and the Gideon message is given at Otley Reformed Church. The Pelia Woman's Missionary Conference is set for September 26 at the Sully Reformed Church with sessions at 10:00 and 1:30. Members from nearby towns gather, and a baby is born near Pella. Pvt Howard Buwalda returns on a 20 day furlough.
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Ben Pullen
New Market
Nellie Mullenberg
Clint Kedrick
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mullenberg
Mildred Sneller
Pella
George Ryke
Jake Slater
Near Oskaloosa
Vande Geest
Andrew Ustermarkt
Marion Ustermarkt
Gideon Organization
W. A. Pope
Otley Reformed Church
Pelia Classis
Sully Reformed Church
Edward Daft
Mitchellville
Peila
Paul Buwalda
Howard Buwalda
Don Taber
Virginia
North
Dakota Guests at Vander Kerk Home Visit Friends
Dakota were supper guests in the Charles Vander Kerk home Monday evening after spending the day in Monroe with relatives and friends. They plan to go to the mission fields in the Philippines late this fall. Mrs. Clarence Bricker, who has spent the past three weeks with...
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Jane de Moss Koons
Des Moines
Auld’s Park
Knoxville
Maud Riceru
Lloyd and
Joy
Hazel Bricker
California
Bryce Canyon Park
Los Angeles
Aunt Ina’s
Roy Garrisor
Rapid City
South Dakota
Margaret K
Missouri
Otley
Keith McFadden
Newton
Dick Ku
Cecil Reese
Henderson
Cora Karr
Bill Karr
Red Rock
Templeton-Harvey
Hugh
Bill K
Joe
Mary
PMA
Republican Party
Ike
Earl Rickabaugh
Welfare Center
Dakota
Charles Vander Kerk
Monroe
Philippines
Clarence Bricker
Treat Livestock Wounds To Prevent Screwworm Infestation
Relatives in California returned home Friday evening. Treat livestock wounds now to prevent screwworm maggot infestation. Wire cuts castration or dehorning wounds navels of newborn calves should be smeared as advised by Iowa State College extension entomologist Earle Raun for early protection.
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California
Iowa State College Extension
Earle Raun
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Cordova
Roy Karr
Uiter~ Markt
Howard
Mary Karr
Bernice Ruby
Mrs. Garlan Ruby
Bryan Karrs
Moravia
Cael Rice
Pupt Walker
Leland de Haas
Emma Giles
Sally
Jane Ruth Richerd
Lake Ahquabi
Verna Dudney
Ethel Price Davis
Buena Park
Roland Reed
Laurel
Alvin Waardhuizen
Tink Battery
Cecil
Rose Ann Claire Uose
Ann
Madge Stanton
Edith Rookey
WHO
Betty
Ames
Bill Mikesell
Good’ of
Albia
Bryan Karr
Bry
Nevada
Lamar
Lee
Crochet
Cookie
Oskaloosa News
Lizabeth Newenhouse
Dacane
Ss. A. Kooyman
Otley News
Chas. Vander Kolk
Ollar
Oilers
Oreeksr
MAX & Helena Slaughter
Taits
Oleo
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