Final Rites Held for John W. DeNeul Near Lynden Washington
Funeral services were held Monday at the First Reformed church for John DeNeul who died Friday at his Lynden home after a long illness. Born in Ostfriesland Germany on April 2 1870 he came to the U S in 1884 and settled in South Dakota before moving to Lynden in 1914. He married Tillie Poppens in 1891, who died in 1896, and later married Elizabeth Dreesman who survived him. He leaves a widow four sons a daughter stepchildren two brothers and five grandchildren and lies buried in Monumenta cemetery Lynden WA.
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John DeNoul
Lynden
Wash
Aingering
First Reformed Church
George Hankamp
Monumenta
DeNeut
Dilzum
Ostfriesland
Germany
de Neul
United States
South Dakota
Whatcom County
Mr. DeNeal
Misa Tillie Poppens
John DeNeuf
Chancellor
J. A. Overbaugh
Johannes
Dick de Neul
Lennox
Return Ballball Suits to Batt & Smith Barbershop
Dr. H I Torgersen manager of the baseball club orders all team suits returned at once to Batt and Smith barbershop. The urgent directive emphasizes immediate compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batt & Smith
H. I. Torgersen
Fishermen Net Four Big Walleyes at Washington Lake
W. J. Denton and companions traveled to Washington Lake on a Monday night and landed four sizeable walleyes. They brought home two two-pounders, one seven-pounder, and one eight-pounder, catching two fish each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Denton
Washington Lake
Falk and son Will visit Avoca relatives in Wisconsin
Will Falk and his son Henry from Avoca Wisconsin arrived Friday for a week long visit with his brother John Falk Sr and family and with nephews John B. Falk Otto Falk and A. G. Falk and families and other relatives in the area.
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Wisconsin
Will Falk
Henry
Avoca
Wis
John Falk Sr
John BH. Falk
Otto Falk
A. G.alk
May Go to Oxford for Scholarship Nomination
Wallace Lamoreux, son of Mr and Mrs J W Lamoreux of this place and a student at Intermountain College in Helena Montana, has been recommended by the college faculty for a scholarship to Oxford College in England Corvallis Newspaper.
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Wallace Lamoreux
J. W. Lamoreux
This
Place
Intermountain College
Helena, Mont
Oxford College
England
Corvallis
Carrying Firearms in Motor Vehicles Violation Cited
Officials cite section 1772 of the Town game laws prohibiting carrying loaded or uncased firearms in motor vehicles. The code allows only pistols or revolvers unloaded in both barrels and magazines, taken down or contained in a case. Many arrests under this rule reflect enforcement of the gun in vehicles restriction.
Snow Blankets Iowa After Weekend Rain
A half inch of snow covered Iowa Monday morning as rain Sunday afternoon and evening turned to snow late at night, leaving parts of the state white by Monday daylight. The brief wintry spell disrupted travel and coated roads with a light layer of snow.
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Iowa
DeBoer Daughter Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Submitting to Operation Elsie DeBoer daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted DeBoer underwent an appendicitis operation at home on Tuesday. She withstood the ordeal and is reported to be making a satisfactory recovery with nurse Augusta Behaefer in charge Z C Tribune.
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Elsie DeBoer
Ted DeBoer
Augusta Behaefer
Z. C Tribune
Four Anglers Land Heavy Walleyes at Washington Lake
A party of four including M.8 Craven Mark Bacon S J deVries and Lee D Wolfe fished Washington Lake Saturday night. By midnight they landed three big walleyes all taught by deVries an eight nine and ten pounder. Two other fishermen failed to make a record.
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M. 8. Craven
Mark Bacon
S. J. deVries
Lee D. Wolfe
Washington Lake
Mr. deVries
Cuthberts to Arkansas for retirement in Ola area
Reverend and Mrs A R Cuthbert of Fostoria, guests at Mrs A H Cameron's home, plan to move to Ola Arkansas after leaving active ministry. Rev Cuthbert, now retired, holds property there and will make that their future home, according to local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Cuthbert
Fostoria
A. H. Cameron
Ola
Arkansas
Cuthbert
Mrs Floyd Caldwell Dies at Bartlett Farm West of Town
Mrs Floyd Caldwell died Wednesday evening at 6 o clock. She had a ten day old baby. The Caldwell family farmed for years in the Bartlett area west of town and were well known by neighbors and friends.
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Ledyard
Floyd Caldwell
Caldwell
Bartlett
Large Frogs Found in Hancock County Mystery
Dean Glanville deputy game warden reports discovering two pound frogs near Twin Lakes in Hancock county and notifies the Fish and Game department. Frank Fisher of Des Moines recalls a Palo Alto county farmer who shipped similar large frogs from the South twenty years ago, suggesting the current frogs may be descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock County
Twin Lakes
Dean Glanville
Ma- Hon City
Glanville
Fish and Game Department
Frank Fisher
Des Moines
Lost Island Lake
Palo
Alto County
Buren lands 26 pound muskie on Lake Wabedo
Hap py Buren of Voice and friends from Leland returned from Lake Wabedo Minnesota with a 26 pound muskie caught in the narrows to a connected lake. After stunning the fish with an oar one boy grabbed it by the tail while another lifted it aboard. The fish, about three feet long, was to be displayed in their barber shop in Joice.
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Buren
Happy Buren
Leland
Lake Wabedo
Minnesota
Harry
Happy
Joice
Thompson Courter
Roy Clark Displays Big Muskie Caught Near Hayward Wis
Roy Clark and Burt showcased a 36 pound muskie and a 10 pound catch at a lakeside camp near Hayward Wisconsin. A rival party landed a 62 pound muskie, among the finest of the year, while two fish tied to August and September catches were noted. Twenty two Graham family members attended a Thursday night banquet at Roy’s home, sharing a fish feast and planning future muskie quests with Rev. G. M. Saukes of Hovatek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Clark
Burt
Hayward
Wis
Noy
Roy
Inslow
Graham
Mr. Graham
G. M. Saukes
Hovatek
Wisconsin Lakes
Pound for pound nutrition claim in bite size note
Fragmentary text discusses nutrition comparisons, suggesting higher nutrient content in some foods per unit weight. Readable phrases mention pound for pound and general idea of nutrients but lack specific items, data, or credible source details.
Fisher and Larsen Welcome Two Wallages From Washington Lake
Frank D. Fisher and Harley Larden arrived from Washington Lake yesterday morning with two fine wall ages weighing 7 and 8 pounds. The weather was cold but a good fire kept them comfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Fisher
Harley Larden
Washington Lake
Harley
Roadside Flowers Followed by Winter Advice
A letter from L C Helftter urges friends to cut roadside flowers before snow. He notes frost killed the blooms, advises stripping them to prevent snow catching, and praises those who cut early for sack and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Small Thermos Battle Aids Pup With Warm School Drink
A simple thermos helps pupils carry a warm drink to school, easing the challenge of cold lunches. The device supports students by providing a comforting hot beverage during the school day.
Arrived Safely in California From Alberta Trip
Albert Meyer writes from Los Angeles on October 8 1832 describing a safe five day journey with no vehicle trouble. He mentions his wife’s sister Mrs Alex Emmer from Goldingford Minnesota accompanying them, enjoying autumn scenery, a good vegetable crop at fault and cheap prices, and notes hard times with scarce work while theaters stay busy. He invites letters from friends.
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California
Los Angeles
Calif
O. K
Alex
Emmer
Goldingford
Minn
Mrs. Albert. Meyer
St., Los Angeles
Agnes Carr Weds Arthur Goche At St John Church
Agnes Carr and Arthur Goche wed at St John Catholic church on Tuesday morning at 8 30. Rt Rev Magr J D Fisen performed the ceremony with Margaret Carr and Ed Goche as attendants. About 25 relatives attended a Bradley banquet hall reception. The bride wore a white silk lace gown with crepe, ankle length veil and white accessories. bouquet of white roses lilies of the valley and ferns. Bridesmaid wore deep salmon crepe and carried pink roses and sweet peas. The couple, daughter and son of local farming families, plan to reside on a farm east of town after a week in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Carr
Bancroft
Bradley
Bert Carr
Swea City
Win. Goche
St. John's High School
St. John's University
Yille
Minn
Reformed Church Sees Large Morning Attendance
North winds did not deter worship as a large crowd filled the church, with several new faces noted. The School of Religious Education reports enrollment at 185, with 34 days completed in the Adult Ethics Class, which meets in the Ladies' Aid room. Communion is set for next Sunday in the morning service with a German language sermon, followed by an evening service in Rag Nak languages.
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He -Rameay' Church
Aretend
Fire Hazards Emphasized in National Fire Prevention Week
President Hoover designates October first to sixteenth for Fire Prevention Week focusing on farm safety. Iowa State College expert Clark urges farmers to inspect flues and chimneys, install affordable fire fighting devices, and ensure water supply. A major cause is faulty chimneys and last year farm fires cost about 100 million dollars nationwide.
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Hoover
Clark
Yowa State College
Farmara
Iowa
Harl Anderson
Iowa ‘State College
United States
Feed Hens and Pullets for Balanced Rations
Iowa State College extension poultry specialist W. M. Vernon advises farmers to provide well balanced rations through late summer and fall for laying hens and pullets. He notes keeping nonculled hens can be profitable with reasonable laying mashes, and stresses steady feeding for pullets as maturity nears.
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Orgas W. M. Vernon
Iowa State College
Vernon
P T A Notes Miss Agnes Samuelson Appoints Education Committee
Public instruction head Miss Agnes Samuelson interviews a new committee on Educational Cooperation. She lauds the Parent-Teacher Association for closer home school ties. She says P T A supports safeguarding youth through home school and community, and urges continued collaboration with teachers and parents. She thanks PT A for hard work and urges ongoing cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes ‘Samuelson
Miss Samuelson Ia
Miss Samueleon
PF. T. A
Nationa Congress of Parents and Teachers
Minneapolis
Parent-Teacher Association
Wyen
American Lutheran church to meet at Fond du Lac
The first regular convention of the American Lutheran church, formed in 1940, will be held in Fond du Lac Wisconsin October 14 to 20. The church, with 613000 baptized members and 2000 congregations, operates missions abroad and ten higher learning institutions. It emphasizes evangelical ministry, biblical doctrine, and separation of church and state, with domestic and foreign missions highlighting the program.
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Columbus
Amearcontt Lutheran Church
Fond du Lac
Win
American Lutheran Church
Good Hope
Tonka
H. W. Schoenlein
A. Killen
Canada
New
Lutheran Church of
Ohio
Toledo
Muscatine and Waverly
Iowa
Richmond
Ind
Mars
Round Rock
Tex
Melvilla, Sask
Ait San Antonio
Texas
Springfield
Minn
Wil- Maton
Sterling
Nebr
Arethur
South Dakota
Lutheran’ Church
Heln
Hovssel
Milwaukee
Wis
Hm. Poppen
H. J. Braullok
Seguin
Turner tax plan promises $8,000,000 town tax cut next year
Governor Dan W. Turner announced first estimates of Iowa's 1932 tax bill showing town levies set to drop by about $8 million next year under the Turner tax reduction program. This adds to a more than $10 million cut in 1932 taxes versus 1931, totaling around $18 million in two years, claimed as the nation’s largest tax slash. The remarks frame state legislators as unrelated to national matters and emphasize the focus on Iowa taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Dan W. Turner
Republican Caravan
Guaports
Union
Legion Auxiliary Seeks Expanded Membership for Hardships Home Front
Brean Post No. 466 earns a Testimonial of Appreciation for 1932 poste on Aug. 18. The unit plans district conference, calls for new members, and reports 30 paid-up members to date. Martha Bonacker chairs a boxed card sale. post activities include quilt, radio party gatherings, and a drive to ready the Legion home for occupancy. The notice honors Mrs. Floyd Colwell, praises Mrs. Floyd Bartlett’s recovery, and requests support from Legionaries’ families in Boon County.
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Lowa Legionaire
Brean
Shin
Martha Bonacker
Galena Zwietal
Nettie Pannkuk
Hamatreet
Trine Patersen
Taan
Awoman
Maries L. Standley
Boon
Irene Petéraen
Mathilda Falk
Get
Floyd’ Colwell
Sween City
Floyd Bartlett
Mhal Bo
Feork
Qulta
Ste
Legion
District 8 School News Highlights Weekly Activities
Enrollment stands at eighteen with Dorothy Jain absent Wednesday due to illness. Students work on Good Food booklets in physiology, square root mastery by eighth graders, and a reader on Animals by third graders. Improvements credited to Magehe Anderson, Duane Hansen, and Evelyn Jain. Weekly spelling and arithmetic achievements noted for Bartha Wene, Darlene Hanson, Mahel Wandling, Geraldine Anderson, Mildred Wandling, and Joyce Anderson. The story Bobbsey Twins Treasure Hunt inspires readers. Virginia Anderson, Mabel Wandling, and Russel Hausen excel in Arithmetic. Kate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jain
Magehe ‘Anderson
Duane Hansen
Evelyn Jain
Apelling
Ave Bish Lazy The Shark Sucker Species Facts
A quirky note describes the shark sucker as a lazy parasite that attaches to a larger fish, feeding on its meals and riding along on the host. The passage uses playful language to illustrate the creature’s behavior without strong scientific terms.
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Oxford
Waites ‘Aid
H. C. Schweppes
Frank Mayer
Lawrence James Badji
John Badji
Rake
Long
Giustav Nelaou
Luther Lennguera
Hawkeys Federation
Rockwall
Towa
M. Christensen
Luther
L, C, Helftter
Reformed Church News
Jack
Carlyle
T. A
Fond Dulac
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