Local News Notes From Rural Route Area
Births, visits, property transfers, and in town social notes populate the rural route and city life. The column records a birth to Mr and Mrs John Ver Ploegh on September 21 1935 and lists numerous seasonal calls by De Wit Bryer Hackett Geurts Van Rheenen De Bruin and other residents. It notes a property sale at East and Huber Streets and entries about residents visiting relatives in Des Moines Milwaukee and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ver Ploegh
Bussey
Saturdaay
E. de Wit
Washington
de Witon
Tives
WB. Bryer
Humeston
John A. Pos
Sarah
Hannah
Rela Nation
Des Memes
Herman Begaard
Fd. Vos
Grand Rapids
Ira Bow
Hollywood
Cauch
Ay Wilson
E. P. King
Dayton
Ohio
Wileer
Publishing Co
P.sy
Brown
Lattin
Des Moines
Ce A Plbasa
Leon Hackett
East
Huber Streets
Nickolas Geurts
Martin Monema
Iowa
Marjorie de Wit
Matthew de Wit
Henry Ten Clay
North Dackota
Ral College
J. C
Dehn
Hienne
Maine
Fred
Unclear OCR fragment on paper sizes and typewriter paper
Fragmentary text lists paper types and weights such as Mimeograph 20 lb Iran 140 plain and Manila stock with unclear references to bell ringers and book binding. No coherent event or persons can be identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Pape Manilla
Iowa City to Broadcast Football Games This Fall
The announcement confirms live radio broadcasts of football games at Iowa City with coverage of Iowa versus Iowa and Minnesota versus Iowa. The broadcasts will be carried by local stations, promising fans a way to follow the games from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
F. L. Maytag
4 Machine Company
Iowa
Towa
Tnesota
Central College Football Resumes Intensive Prep for Grinnell Rematch
Central College football resumed intensive work preparing for their second Mis opponents to be played at Des Moines Friday night. The Flyin Dutchmen impressed by holding Grinnell 13 to 4 last Friday as Central fought hard, leading by three points through the first three quarters but tired late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tral College
University
Des Moines
Grinnell
Eal
Hayady
Reimer Bern
Cytack
Bradley
Virgil Ford
Ford
Tewer
Macy
Knell
Sehlot
Dan
Icking
Knoxville High
Ens. Grinnell
Wood- Borman
Snull
Schlotterepard
Bates
Me‘Middlekauf
Kregel
Speed
Arkel
Willams
Muilenberg
Sense Central Armstron
Central's Flying Dutchmen Prep For Drake Game
Central's Flying Dutchmen continue daily training as they brace for Drake. The squad, light by design, relies on reserve strength and tight defense to counter Drake air raids. Freshmen and reserves practiced in a long scrimmage while the regulars completed signal drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Reth
Hee
Grinnell
Tanhound
Maef
Drake Doug Ae Eax
Drake
Tnake
Wesleyan
Pella
Colum
Dubague
I Love
Ons
Pele
Grinnell Passes Way To Victory Over Central
Grinnell Pioneers defeat Central Dutchmen 7 3 as Bauer connects on two touchdown passes to Klepfer and Schlotterbach adds a placement kick. Central, despite heavy resistance, stops Grinnell four times on downs and stages a resilient defensive stand in a hard fought game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenege
Stogume
Grinnell
Pioneers
Centralites
Central
Grinnellians
Central Eleven
Bauer
Klepfer
Schlotterbach
Central Aims For Drake Battle
Central eyes a Drake University clash at Drake Stadium in Des Moines Friday night. Coach Winter pushes his units after a bruised shoulder and a lacerated hand from last week. both players are not expected to miss the lineup. The team, battered but hopeful, faces Drake's strong forward wall with confidence in the lightweight squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Winter
Drake University
Drake Stadium
Des Moines
Bruce Gardner
Rupert Ford
Drake
Knoxville Triumphs Over Little Dutchmen in One-Sided Win
Knoxville launched a furious attack against Pella, dominating the game from start to finish. Key Knoxville players led the scoring while Pella struggled to mount any comeback as several Knoxville players sat due to penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketter Pella
Knoxville
Riowville
Knox
Ett
Hon
Pella
Ewise
Pella Highs Welcome Sigourney Crew For Friday Clash
The Pella High teams host Sigourney on Friday night with a fast, alert crowd expectant. Don Monning led last year's 18 6 win over Sigourney, though bench standout Ilond is sidelined with a badly healed leg. Coach Ilkins drills the Little Dutch on deceptive passing as they aim to keep the series in their favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella High
Sigourney
Crow Crew
Pella
Don Monening
Ilond
Dame
Colfax
Ilkins
Central Pella grid notes and Drake rivalry hints
Local prep football chatter recalls Grinnell and Knoxville losses, mentions Drake coach watching Grinnell contest in Pella, and notes substitutions and fatigue among Central and Pella players. Observers expect a bounce back as the Little Dutchmen face upcoming tests with hopeful tone.
Penn Faces Uncertain Start After Tri With Albia Junior College
The text notes a new Penn coach and an opening tri with Albia Junior College. Wells shows little expression in football, while Sham Donni and Art Wisse, local diamond-ball hurlers, traveled to Rensner to pitch for the local team in a tournament. Wisse won the first game, faltered in the second, and Donai relieved him too late, resulting in a one-score loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huibs
Penn
Albia Junior College
Dese Wells
Joel Louis
Sham Donni
Art Wisse
Rensner
Wisse
Donai
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tone de Cook
Genevieve
Gerald of
Nick Dykens
Sandvidy
Griffioen
Sully
Dorothy
Gertrude
Ray Buitenwert
T. G. Zylstra
Fred Dykens
Bert Hugens
Arthur Rus
John DL Rus
Tian
Fhien
Kylderman
Ives
Delia
W Arkle Hone
Local Welfare League
Jermite
Wormer
Avera Reg
Vander Linc
Tis
eBersay
Ems
N'S Drug
LTC Lake Products Co
JRE
Inc
Central College Sports News
Atl
I Kuyper
Kuyper’s
Music House
Wells, Berkey, Michael, Gardner
Gardner
Sargent
John Wynberg
Tudor
Green
Browling
Toar
Lon Menning
Pella Hi
Pella-Knoxville
Max Dillon
Bugs
Murray Kersbergen
Galesburg Road
Siaardema
Yicis Airemar Syer Es
Raisins
Sosa
Peas St
RINSO
Taveev Pis
California
John den Hartog
Marion County State Bank
Pella, Iowa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!