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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1943
Page
9
Community notices describe visits among Pelia, Monroe, and Newton families. Residents attended church events, showers, and social gatherings. Norman Robus and family visited, and Roy Vaughn returned to Arizona after a furlough. Several carryover items include school projects by Sturamit pupils, junior Red Cross efforts, and local sports tournaments.
A meeting at Deighton Phe featured a reading by Henry Rempe. Attendees included Mae Gecinnat c and Senin deen, with Mrs Van De Prenges yen in Helle and Mae Can Ver Play ith Mie Van Te Vroaper among those present. Social visits followed, including local residents and family members at the Mes Daens Lees presided by rani cons.
Bua Slykhuis and Cleve Murray's son unite in marriage at Mesa on March 20 1943 with plans to reside in Monro. Des Moines funeral mourns Cynthia De Moxa Johnson aunt of Little Tom De Mesa. Martha Kool injures knee. cast to follow and quiet four weeks. Phone call requests for bedside messages. Bricker to Town for x ray then back to Mt. Vernon. Navy plans a departure for Warren Van Sit. Jane to address Bek and move to new brooder with baby chicks. Jack Nison attends Knoxville high school since fall stays with uncle Arthur in Red Reel. John Ryk en home hosts school-discussion gathering. Supt. Mayers to hire teacher for next year. Twila Van Hemert at Pair Gate school. Monroe Sophomore party planned. Monroe schools hold tests Thursday and Friday before spring term.
The item lists various local happenings in Amsterdam including health concerns about an unnamed man needing an operation, visits by Mr and Mrs Schakel to Des Moines, Miss Mary Tourn improving, and routine moves. It also mentions school staffing changes with Dorothy Bast and Miss Schultz teaching in Amsterdam and Wheatgrow, plus a reminiscence about spring fashion editorial.
Harney News reports visiting Knoxville residents at Ralph Kersey’s home. Norma Farwell returns from Sid ney Iowa to resume teaching at Kool Monday. Virginia Platt and Frank Cox visit Winterset. The Lancaster property changes hands as a couple moves in. Webb couple relocates to Cinder Avenue. M. R Ladies Aid held a downtown food sale. Ruthie Holdsworth returns home from hospital. Local reflections on spring and community efforts. Wesley Pruitt aids Uncle Sam with a noted family detail. Dene Whitlateh to start leave April Sth and then take Mawson duties.
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