Local notices recap of area visits and milestones
Locals report visitors from Fort Collins to Pella. Keith Lautenbach joins his family after arriving from Colorado. Several residents travel to Grinnell Ames and Des Moines for hospital, work, or ceremonies. Multiple family updates include weddings, baptisms, illnesses, and relocations across Mahaska and surrounding counties.
Drivers License Test Goes Multiple Choice
Lieutenant Brown outlines a new multiple choice licensing test praised for testing driving knowledge, reducing examiner guesswork, and saving time. The change applies to applicants lacking a valid license due to expired renewal or other gaps.
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Brown
America
Our Men in Military Service
Pvt Leonard P Pol son of Mr and Mrs Peter Pol of Otley completed 14 week training at Ft Leonard Wood MO and was on 21 days furlough. He returned to Camp Kilmer NJ on September 4 and left for overseas duty on September 12. Address Pvt Leonard P Pal US 655-094-452 APO No 872 c/o Postmaster New York NY.
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Delores
Klaas
Ames
Iowa State College
C. A. Bartels
Central College
Oska- Joosa Reformed
Margaret Ann Verenkamp
Portland Ore
Pella
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
New Sharon
Jella Werhle
Ollie Awtry
Velma
Emmett Awtry
Ransom Awtry
Denver
Colorado
Gertrude Lautenbach and Sons
Portland
Ed J. van Gorp
Norman van Gorp
Joyce Sadler
New York City
Walker Sadler
Bellevue Hospital
Pvt
Leonard P. Pol
Peter Pol
Otley
Jaarsma Completes Cook's Course at Fort Leonard Wood
Pfc. Howard R. Jaarsma son of Mr. Frank Jaarsma of Pella Iowa recently graduated from a cook's school run by the 6th Armored Division at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri Exercises honored graduates with certificates and assignments to posts. Jaarsma worked at Jaarsma's Bakery in Pella before joining the service on May 14 1951.
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Ft. Leonard Wood
Howard R. Jaarsma
Frank Jaarsma
West
First St
Pella
Iowa
6Th Armored Division
Pfc
Jaarsma
KRNT to Broadcast All Iowa U Games
Des Moines station KRNT will air all Iowa University football games with sports director Al Coupee to host the broadcasts. The plan covers home and away games including the season opener vs Wayne University of Detroit and a slate of Hawkeyes matchups at Iowa City and other sites through November 24.
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Des Moines
University of Towa
KRNT
al Coupee
Towa “Ironmen
Towa State College
Wayne University of Detroit
Iowa Hawkeyes
Kansas State
Iowa City
Purdue
Lafayette
Pittsburgh
Michigan
Pact
Ohio State
Columus
Minnesota
Illinois
Champaign
Wisconsin
Madison
Notre Dame
South Bend
Goodyear Dealers and Service
Central Town
First Iowa license renewals based on birthday rule
Drivers obtain their first Iowa license with expiration tied to the licensee’s birthday. Licenses expire in the second calendar year after issuance. Renewal should occur within the 30 days before the holder’s birthday.
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Iowa
Obituary of Dick Bruxvoort from Sully Dutch Reformed Church
Dick Bruxvoort born October 10 1874 at Ede Netherlands died September 10 1961 at Skiff Memorial Hospital Newton Iowa aged 76 years 11 months. He married Gertie Van Kampen February 1897 and had two children Lizzie and Nellie. He remarried Hattie Van Kampen March 1904 and had nine children, with several predeceased. Survived by wife Hattie and ten children, one brother and one step-brother, forty grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Funeral was Thursday September 13 1951 from Sully Christian Reformed Church conducted by Rev John Geels. Burial Sully cemetery.
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Dick Bruxvoort
Hendrik Bruxvoort
Betje van de Heetkamp
Ede Providence
Gelderland
Netherlands
Skiff Memorial Hospital
Newton
Town
Gertie van Kampen
Sully
Lizzie
Roy Fortuin
Lynnville
Nellie
Will D. van Dyk
Reasner
Hattie van Kampen
Effie
Jennie
Garrit Jochems
Hattie
Will D, van Wyk
Gertie
Laurens
Pella
Anne Olsthoorn
Kellogg
Garrit
Mitchelville
Jake
Bernice
Gilbert Meinder
Leighton
Guy
Herman
Orange City
Niel Jansen
Christian Reformed Church of
Bruxvoort
Card of Thanks for Dick Bruxvoort
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during his illness and after his death. We gratefully acknowledge sympathy, condolence expressions, and flowers sent as tokens of respect. The Family
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Dick Bruxvoort
Roge Gene Reynen dies at nine months in Holland Michigan
Roger Gene Reynen nine month old twin son of Rev and Mrs C G Reynen of Holland Michigan died September 10 at Holland Hospital. He suffered from a congenital heart condition. Prayer service was held September 12 at the parsonage with Rev John Benes and Rev Herman Rosenberg presiding. Funeral services were at Bethel Reformed Church with Dr Wm Goulooze and Dr Geo H Mennenga officiating. Graveside rites occurred in Hollandale Minnesota on Friday September 14. He is survived by parents and three brothers Kenneth Eugene Paul Allan and twin Richard De He was preceded in death by an infant brother in 1941.
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Walter Brummel
Gertrude Laurens
Henry Klein
Alfred VanderWerff
Jake de Ronde
Virgil Boot
Holland
Michigan
Roger
Rey
Connie Reynew
Boot
Gordon Farndell
Boone
First Methodist Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Aplington
Iowa
Reformed Church
A. J. Koopman
Roger Gene Reynen
C. G. Reynen
Holland Hospital
John Benes
Herman Rosenberg
Bethel Reformed Church
Wm. Goulooze
Geo. H. Mennenga
Hollandale
Minnesota
Kenneth Eugene
Paul Allan
Richard de
Renaud Reports Death of B E Van Vliet in Springfield Mass
Mrs H L Renaud received word that her brother B E Van Vliet died in Springfield Massachusetts on September 17. Other survivors include his wife and one brother J M Van Vliet of Otley.
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H. L. Renaud
B. E. van Vliet
Springfield
Mass
J. M. van Vliet
Otley
Extension Director Outlines Fall Projects for Club Members
Marion County Extension Director F. J. Kohrt outlines three fall projects for 4-H members: fall market litter, western lamb feeding, and junior cattle feeder. He notes pigs farrowed Aug 15 to Oct 1 yield best results, lambs weigh 65 to 76 pounds for October intake, and junior cattle feeders manage 3 to 10 head with fattening and marketing days. Members should start now and contact the extension director for help.
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Kohrt
Marion County
4-H
Iowa
Kobrt
Apply Before October 1 for Farm Pond Fish Stocking
The State Conservation Commission urges farmers to file pond stocking applications by October 1 for this year. About 100 ponds are stocked annually, with 25 more expected. the commission provides fish at no cost, stocking largemouth bass and bluegill fingerlings in a 300 to 100 ratio. Ponds must be at least half an acre, eight feet deep, fenced, and have proper watershed. Applications may be sent to K. M. Madden, Superintendent of Fisheries, Des Moines.
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State Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission
K. M. Madden
East 7Th and
Court
Des Moines
Pella 4-H Club Boys Thank Local Buyers at Fair Auction
The Marion County Fair Auction drew appreciation from the 4-H Club Boys for the support of Pell business men. Gary Vogelaar Lee Vriezelaar Don Vos L P Township 4-H Club Boys ون Waechter Lumber Brouwer Sales Pella Implement Store Gornie Vander Zyl Pella National Bank and buyers William Van Zee Henry Brouwer were thanked for their services.
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Marion County Fair
Gary Vogelaar
Lee Vriezelaar
Don Vos
Pella
Gornie Vander Zyl Waechter
Classified ads rent and want ad notices
Classified listings show a modern seven room house for rent and a six room home for rent with contact details. WANTED requests a wooden baby bed. A personal thank you note expresses gratitude to friends and helpers during illness and hospital stay from Mrs. Harry Tibboel.
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Chronicle Ee
Iment
Cieerly Ange Apery L
Central College Choir Performs in Oskaloosa
The A Cappella Choir of Central College sang in Oskaloosa Monday evening as part of the Special Freedom Week program. This year Mr. Laurence Grooters, associate professor of music.
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Central Choir
Oskaloosa
A Cappela
Central College
Laurence Grooters
Rough Home Cost Estimates Vary Widely Yet Remain Rough
When estimating current home building costs the process yields a broad range. Builders and buyers face volatility in materials and labor prices, causing initial figures to be uncertain and frequently revised as plans progress.
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Beat ‘Rip
Ostcard
Keith Lautenbach
Linda
Barbara
Fort Collins
Joe Stientjes
Keith
Public Roads Administration
Colorado State
Ralph Grundman
J. Gilbert
Grinnell
C. F. Dykstra
Judi Allen
Leonard Allen
Drake University
Carl Ver Steeg
Cornelius Nieboer
Kalamazoo
Gertrude Lourens
Jean
Arnold Lourens
Daryl
Sharyl
Mitchellville
Steve Meulpolder
California
Sacramento
Charles E. Moore
San Francisco
Peter G. Meulpolder
Los Angeles
San Diego
Archie Buerkens
Libertyville
Clarence C. Buerkens
Fairfield
Gerald Hisel
Barney
Max Buerkens
Archie
Ed Buerkens
Amelia Gaass Buerkens
Robert van Vark
Mahaska Hospital
Robert Monsma
Mahhaska
Alvin Rietveld
Mahaska
Peter Vos
Elmer Vander Plas
Ireton
Veterans Hospital
Vander Plas
Veteran’s Hospital
Nick Menninga
Ottumwa
Holland, Michigan
Cornie Reynew
Reynens
Robert van Hemert
Great Falls
Montana
Jennie Rus
J. de Jong
J. P. van Rees
P. W. van Gorp
Hattie van Gorp
W. W. Bokhoven
Lee Rooze
D. W. van Gorp
Whitinsville
R. Vander Baan
Nelson Pleima
Route 2
Cornelius van Wyk
Route 1
Berns
Vandermeulen Hoersemaco
Main
Howard Jaarsma
Cook’s School
Iowa U
B. E. Renaud
City Property
Liberty ST
Public Square
Reuben Leydens
J.T. van Zante
Elbert van Maanen
F. J. Kohrt
Marion County Extension Director
Pella Business Men
Pontiac
Arie Kommer
Wilburn van Wyk
Sally
Harry Tibboel
Chapel
Ban
Marvin ‘Thostorson
University of Iowa At
Pateeee
van Roekel
Crosley
Sunbeam Coffeemaster
Sunbeam
Cfiinbetm
Wien
Cole
Sale
Vandermeulen Hoeksem
Main St