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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1931

Page

8

Bennett couple observed forty years of marriage

Mr. and Mrs. G J Bennink of this city celebrated forty years of marriage last Wednesday evening. Daughters Mrs G M Gosselink of Pella and Mrs Gerrit Den Hartog of Otley with their families attended, bringing refreshments and a music program that enlivened the occasion. A son Henry Bennink of Prairie City could not attend due to illness in his family.

G. J. Bennink G. M. Gosselink Pella Gerrit den Hartog Otley Henry Bennink Prairie City

Local News Briefs From Town Happenings and Moves

Local items note Mrs. Freda Steenhoek starting at J C Penney replacing Margarite Kool as she moves to Monroe. John Pos recovers from a serious illness after 25 visitors. Families visit Mr XII De Wit at his home. The Kern family relocates to Marshalltown for bakery work. A nine pound boy arrives to the Van Zonk family. Awtrys relocate to Chicago hospital grounds. Mrs. Earl Klein visits from St. James Minn. G B Ver Steeg visits Des Moines. snow viewed as a long storm. John Van Pearsem travels from Orange City due to illness of his father in law. Jimmie and Pa joke about marriage and a wife being a man’s better half.

J. ©. Penney Company Freda Steenhoek Margarite Kool Monroe Steenhoek Y.T. van Niewaal John Pos Xii. de Wit H. J. de Wit Prairie City J. E. de Wit Sigourney Walter de Wit Oskaloosa Ford Kern Jack Marshalltown Kern Ben van Zonk Harry Awtry U. S Chicago Awtry Earl Klein St. James, Minn Des Moines

Trade Schemes Are Unlawful

Albia Union Republican reports County Attorney Frank Nichol received a letter from Attorney General John Fletcher warning about trade schemes in many Iowa towns. Merchants join with promoters as prizes are drawn, often advertised as 300.00 in gold, a scheme clearly constituting a lottery and illegal under state law.

Albia Union Republican Frank Nichol John Fletcher Iowa

Death Comes Twice in Family Tragedy at Albert Lea

Rene Dupont learns Sunday evening that her daughter Jane Kamp has died at her father Dr Byron Kamp’s home in Albert Lea Minnesota. Jane, a Busey High School 1926 grad and State University Iowa City 1926 physical education alumna, had lived with her father since graduation. Funeral held Tuesday at 11 am with burial in Albert Lea.

Rene Dupont Jane Kamp Byron Kamp Albert Lea Minn Dupont J. E. Miner Alice Shaffer Miss Camp Jane Bussey High School State University At Iowa City

No Ad This Week Herald Celebrates 114 Years

Shenandoah Virginia tale highlights a local newspaper era as the Herald marks its 114th birthday since its 1917 first issue. The Schmidt drug store began advertising seven years after founding and has remained a continuous advertiser through four Schmidt generations. The paper, founded and edited by Major Benjamin Bogan, keeps pace with changes while retaining family heritage.

Shenandoah Herald John G. Schmidt Schmidt Schmidts Times Benjamin Bogan George Washington

Promising life touched community with tender tribute

The passage reflects on a young woman’s hopeful impact on the community and expresses deep sympathy for Mrs. Dupont during her hour of double sorrow. The note conveys communal condolence and shared mourning.

Why Does a Dog Cross the Road Prairie City News

Prairie City News reports a Springer Spaniel named Rusty Morhauser was struck and killed last Friday evening while attempting to cross a road. The driver tried to avoid the animal, but the collision could not be avoided. Rusty had shown promise as a hunting dog.

Prairie City News Rusty” Morhauser Rusty

When Someone Cares Poem Fragments

Fragmentary verse about finding solace in care during failure and grief. It expresses that a caring person available despite distance offers appreciation and understanding, providing a glint of sunshine even when plans fail. The tone is empathetic and reflective.

Notable Names and Places Loosely Tied to Public Figures

A fragmented clipping lists various individuals and locations from across the United States. It mentions Dr A V Kidder at the Carnegie Institution of Washington, a Santa Claus family in Marshall Missouri, undertaker H M Balmer in Fort Collins, Mr U S Grant near Grant's tomb, William McKinley on Broadway, and businesses in New York Pittsburg Chicago. It also notes a street name change on Staten Island and two divorce suits in Springfield Ohio and Kansas City.

A. V. Kidder Carnegie Institution of Washington Santa Claus South Redman Ave Marshall, Mo H. M. Balmer Fort Collins Col U. S. Grant Grant New York William McKinley Broadway Beer Bros Gotham Pittsburg Staten Island Muldoon Ave Ska Chicago Mrs Cashdollar Mr. Cashdollar Springfield Ohio Perle D. Paradise Della M. Paradise Kansas City

Silly Willy and the Glossed Over Concepts

A humorous reflection links a boycott to sleep on company visits a cantata to a Model T Ford cosmetic to peach preserve and a mechanically inclined person to eating in an automat, presenting quirky misunderstandings in a playful tone.

Willy

Window Shade Times and Painting Supplies Sale

The Book Shop advertises cleaning and finishing items including chamois skins at 19¢ and paints and varnish at 50¢ a quart window shades starting at 3 and up.

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Gerald Paardekooper John Beyer Gerrit Steenhoek Newton C W.W. G Ladies Aid Secure Reformed Church Thurternoon M. Ver Stee D. G. Gosselink Dena Vander Pol C. Boot Kensington Club G. H. Waechter First Reformed Sunday School Gerrit Walraven Gertrude Lautenbach Tunis Klein Pella Bridge Club Mabelle Hoff Voce Selecti 7 Harry de Reus Knoxville Clarence Vander Linden Los Angeles Loise Moore W.S. van Hemert M. E Ray el Lena Elliott Maggie Holmes Jennie Toom Marguerite Ruckmar Grace Toom Mattie Toom Margaret Streeter Gilbert Boch Anthony Tynseling Dr, Fultz T. G. Fultz Dr. Fultz Prof Menning Harvey H. H. G. Club H. H. G. Club Agnes Durham Ruth Lucille Geery Mary Daisy Wilson ART Women’s Federated Club Bill Jane Gosselink New Haven Westinghouse Sealy van den Berg Electric Company Petent Workers Franklin Street G. B. Ver Steeg Art Kaldenburg Mr. Ver Steeg John van Pearsem Orange City William van Steenbergen Jimmie China van den Berg Electric Co
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