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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1935

Page

3

Baby Boy Born To Mr and Mrs Gerrit Klyn

Mr and Mrs Gerrit Klyn welcomed a baby boy named Robert Dale born Tuesday. Anna Mae Kuiken helped her aunt Anne Beyer clean house last week. Graberg Klyn has a sore throat but is improving. Gerrit Vande Kieft and family visited Neal Kuiken. Blanche Karr, teacher at Fifield school, was ill. Mrs Bryan Karr taught at her place. Helen Vanden Berg recovered from measles. Most measles in the area have left. Frank Rexrost and family visited Thursday night at the home of William Zepers and family.

Gerrit Klyn Robert Dale Anna Mae Kuiken Anne Beyer Graberg Klyn Gerrit Vande Kieft Neal Kuiken Blanche Karr Fifield Bryan Karr Helen Vanden Berg Prank Rexrost Rx Wikliam Zepers Gysbert Aalbers William Waardhuizen Herman Tuinstra Donald William Rouw C. O. Visser Ellen Near New Sharon Jennie Robus Anne Beyers Jake Wouda Sarah Pella Charles Vander Kolk Otley Pete Vander Kolk Leo Ed. van Toorn Newton Scott John Lille Rene Aalbers Gerrit Zandstra Kommers Rev. Dauwstra William Marion Verwers

Porterville News Roundup and Church Groundbreaking

Local residents attended birthday and visit gatherings in Porterville and Ui Park. A rock crusher on the Ver rips farm filled orders while school events and a spring break were noted. A church ceremony led by Rev. J A De Jong marked the old building’s closure and the laying of a stone with a copper box containing dates, scripture, and religious tokens amid a communal celebration.

Local Social Notes From Sandridge and Nearby Families

Sandridge guests of Mr and Mrs B Byers of Tainter. Mr and Mrs Jake Eeling moved from Pella to the Sandridge area. Mr and Mrs Pete Bandstra and family stayed Friday night at the De Boer home. Mr and Mrs Henry Brom and her mother Carrie Ziegeler visited in the Frank Brom home Friday night. Mrs H Westercamp and Mrs Gertie Dykens helped Mrs Peter Westercamp paper one day Cecil and George Van Vark visited Saturday night with Jacob and Franklin Brom.

Ner B Byers Tainter Jake Eeling Pella Sandridge Pete Bandstra de Boer Henry Brom Carrie Ziegeler Frank Brom H. Westercamp Gertie’ Dykens Peter Westercamp Cecil George van Vark Jacob Franklin Brom

Local Social News Notes From Des Moines and Knoxville

A string of city social items recounts visits and travel. Mrs C M Wilson and Mrs Ray Horsman spent time in Knoxville, Frieda Rouze returned to Sunny Slope, John McMillen mourns his mother in Burlington and accompanies the body to Knoxville, Emma Redding and family visit from Des Moines, Paul Thomassen joins them, E S Watts visits Albia and Des Moines, Mrs John Matthews ill, baby of Mr and Mrs Jim Awtry ill, Des Moines visitors Mr and Mrs Rooks join Mrs McMillen, a small audience attends the Tracy gym play Aaron Slick from Pumpkin Crick, Chas Lancaster travels to Knoxville, Miss Harriet Pendry visits, Helen Lancaster and Jerry, and Herbert Lancaster plus Marshalltown companion are seen in town.

C. M. Wilson Knoxville Ray Horsman Frieda Rouze Sunny Slope John McMillen Burlington McMillen Emma Redding Des Moines Art P. 5 Thomassen Harold Elaine Paul ‘Thomassen E. S. Watts Albia Bess Olive Billie John Matthews Jim Awtry John Rand Art. Redding Rooks Chas. Lancaster Harriet Pendry Elkhart Helen Lancaster Jerry Enoville Herbert Lancaster Marshalltown Chas, Lancaster

Leighton Denomination Notes On Local Gatherings And Death

Reformed church Sunday school juniors met at the De Cook home on Wednesday evening. Gerrit Steenhoek family welcomed news of Brant Van Maanen and Clara Steenhoek Van Maanen becoming parents to a son in Oskaloosa. Van Haaften visited Mary Irene De Cook Wednesday night. Anne Vander Haar died at his Leighton home at age 68 years eight months nine days. funeral held at the home then First Reformed Church Pella with Rev. J A De Jong. interment Black Oak Cemetery. Betty Bennick of Dakota, a Central College student, visited John De Prenger. Rev C Witt and Mrs Y De Jong toured to Pella. Witt directs cantata at Second Christian Reformed Church. Mrs Witt and Y De Jong with Mrs De Jong’s daughter Mrs Roy De Wild. Cornerstone ceremony of Ebenezer Reformed Church to April sixth with a large local turnout.

Reformed Church Sunday School Anne de Cook Gerrit Steenhoek Brant van Maanen Oskaloosa van Maanen Clara Steenhoek Leighton Nna van Haaften Mary Irene de Cook John de Prenger C. Witt Y. de Jong Pella Witt Second Christian Reformed Church

Peoria Choral Society Cantata at Mercy Tonight

The Peoria Choral Society, 45 to 50 members, will perform the cantata tonight at 7 15 featuring solos by Godert Vander Hart and Irene and Charlotte De Jong with choruses and quartets. The program includes Zion Awake Glorious things of Thee and Take my Heart among others and welcomes all attendees.

Frank Godert Vander Hart Zion Irene Charlotte de Jong Holy Mountain Henry Nibbelink God Herman de Jong Nellie Johanna Blom Anna de Jong City of Rest Nellie Blom Wilma Nibbelink Bethlehem Israel

Otley News Social Strolls and Local Visits

Otley residents and families spent evenings visiting relatives and friends across town. Gysbert Aalbers and family joined at William Waardhuizen. Herman Tuinstra and son Donald visited William Rouw. Visser family of New Sharon called on Jennie Robus.

Alice Faye in George White's 1935 Scandals at Rivola

Alice Faye stars in George White's 1935 Scandals at Rivola Oskaloosa starting Saturday April 13 for three days. The all star cast includes James Dunn Ned Sparks Lyda Roberts Cliff Edwards Arline Judge Eleanor Powell Emma Dunn Benny Rubin and George White. Glamour comes from 200 beauties in 1000 costumes by Charles LeMaire. Fox Film produced directed and conceived by White. Family friendly entertainment.

Alice Faye James Dunk Ned Sparks Lyda Roberts Cliff Edwards George Wale Alice Faye George White Rivola Oskaloosa James Dunn Cliff Ed Arline Judge Eleanor Powell Emma Dunn Benny Rubin Broadway Ace Composers Charles LeMaire Paris Couturiers Fox

Social Weekend Visits Spread Across Towns

Danbury visitors include Mr and Mrs Dale Glascock and son Donald from Dansbury staying with F E Quire, with other guests from Joyce and Scarsboro. Aldan Renaud of Shenandoah stopped by Omar Renaud home. Ada Hintle visited Newton friends Friday to Sunday. Numerous relatives gathered for Sunday meals and dinners at Roten, Beyer, Sparks, and Meredith households in Ottumwa, Monroe, and nearby areas.

Dale Glascock Donald Dansbury F. E. Quire Charles Joyce Dixon Aldan Renaud Shenandoah Omar Renaud Ada Hintle Newton Henry Carver Fred Zimmerman Near Scarsboro Nellie Zimmerman Burke Hart Jimmy Marshalltown Bernard Jay Carl Jay Vernon Lynnville Omer Jay Harold James Anna Northcutt Charlie Roten Ray Leslie Beyer Emma Monroe Lucy Beyer Jesse Meredith Albert Burham Sam van Willigan Melvin Meredith Harold Neela Meredith Henry Dearinger Lyle Sparks Velma Ottumwa George Harold Sparks Gides Youngquist Verne Butler Sally Glen Youngkin Des Moines Ray Youngkin Hallie Youngkin Waad Oskaloosa John van Vark Neola Meredith Dale Wildman

Local visits span several towns this weekend

Lynnville resident Lynnville Lee Starr returned home Friday after weeks in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Grover Varbel visited Marshalltown Saturday evening with Mrs Helen Klopping. Mr and Mrs Dale Macy of Oskaloosa were Sunday visitors in the Mrs Will Macy home.

Lee Starr Des Moines Grover Varbel Marshalltown

Local Residents Involve In Civic and Social Scenes

Sally Miss Lillian Halblom joins Broadlawns hospital Des Moines as nurse. Mrs. Henry Welle and Mrs. C C Eldridge visited Mrs. Anne Ellicott Friday afternoon. Kryn Ver Steegh buys a new Chevrolet sedan. Miss Artie Huyser spent weekend with uncle Gerrit Vis. League for Service met last Wednesday at church parlors with Mrs. Harry Boat hosting. Two new members added. fifteen members and one visitor present. lunch served. Bryce Macy drives a Harley Davidson. Henry Welle and family visited Pella Saturday. Ladies Aid served chicken dinner Friday noon at Community Church. business meeting held. Carrol Macy and Dave Breen visited from Iowa City and Pella. Free movie Saturday at city hall by Denniston Partridge Lumber Co under American Steel and Wire Co. prizes awarded. B Heemsbergen and son Dick visited Pella Friday. Chris Hugen visited Monroe over the weekend at the Hugen home. Erma Wisgerhoff of New-

Lillian Halblom R. N Broadlawns Hospital Des Moines Henry Welle C. C. Eldridge Anne Ellicott Kryn Ver Steegh Artie Huyser Gerrit Vis League For Service Harry Boat Bryce Macy Pella Ladies Aid Community Church Carrol Macy Iowa City Dave Breen City Hall Denniston and Partridge Lumber Co American Steel and Wire Co B. Heemsbergen Chris Hugen John Hugen Monroe Erma Wisgerhoff New

Sully community notes and obituary roundup

The Sully area reports a moved Sully ball diamond project, local business calls, and a Des Moines visit. Walter and Gerrit Ver Steeghs join in family news as Miss Helen Dicleman takes a Newton job. Arthur Boat dies at 40 after erysipelas while relatives gather in Sully for services and tributes at Community church.

Local notes on moves and weather in Amsterdam area

Amsterdam Johnnie Toom was busy sawing and Mrs Henry Visser moved from Harvey to Engel Visis father's place. Engel's health is poor and will live with his children. Weather grows chill and dry but may rain. Fall wheat looks dead for winter, with sleet frost or dryness blamed by residents.

Johnnie Toom Henry Visser Harvey Engel Visis Engel

Attica visit highlights local farming mood and housing

Mr and Mrs Wm Schakel and daughter Roselee and Mr and Mrs Carl Hackett visited Mr and Mrs David Terlouw at Attica last Sunday. There are several vacant farm houses around here. People are disgusted with farming. Prospects for better crops and prices seem likely, and people may wish they were back on the farm.

Wm. Schakel Roselee Carl Hackett David Terlouw Attica

Death sudden for Sully man Arthur Boat

Friends of the A. C. Boat family in Sully mourn the death of Arthur Boat at about 40 following septic sore throat and erysipelas. Funeral and interment were held Tuesday. he leaves a widow, two sons Paul and Claire, and siblings Hattie Burnham Nellie Wood, John Boat, Harris Boat, and spouses Jack Burnham and Stanley Wood.

A. C. Boat Sully Arthur Boat Mr. Boat Paul Claire John Harris Boat Hattie Jack Burnham Nellie Stanley Wood the Chronicle

Grand Jurors Named For May Term Of Court At Knoxville

The following persons were summoned for grand jury service for the May term at Knoxville. Sam Amos Cordova F C Beerends Pella Lorena Bricker Monroe Ruth Beaver Hamilton Ben Baux Pershing Lawrence Conrad Dallas John Clark Cordova Ruth Chivers Melcher Francis Carson Purdy George H Gore Pleasantville Violent Calhoun Knoxville Henry Dieleman Pella Richard Davis Pershing Guy Gifford Pleasantville Marie Herdin Tracy Carrie Hulleman Monroe Alta Holtz Knoxville Mary Hayes Knoxville Donald Murr Knoxville I B Miner Pleasantville Lloyd Mathes Pella Howard Marsh Knoxville Glenn Noftager Columbia Helen Neyenesch Pella Ethyle Pyle Swan Daisy Redding Hamilton Effie Rankins Bussey Tink Robinson Melcher George Rinehart Pleasantville Dorothy Sybenga Pella Rome Summy Pleasantville W H Streeter Knoxville Elmer Thornburgh Swan Robert Van Essen Otley Tunis Verros Harvey Frank Yeatsy Hamilton

Knoxville Sam Amos Cordova F. C. Beerends Pella Lorena Bricker Monroe Ruth Beaver Hamilton Ben Baux Pershing Lawrence Conrad Dallas John Clark Ruth Chivers Melcher Francis Carson Purdy George H. Gore Pleasantville Violent Calhoun Henry Dieleman Richard Davis Guy Gifford Marie Herdin Tracy Carrie Hulleman Alta Holtz Mary Hayes Knoxvill Donald Murr I. B. Miner Lloyd Mathes Howard Marsh Glenn Noftager Columbia Helen Neyenesch Ethyle Pyle Swan Daisy Redding Effie Rankins Bussey Tink Robinson George Rinehart Dorothy Sybenga Rome Summy W. H. Streeter Elmer Thornburgh Robert van Essen Otley Tunis Verros Harvey Frank Yeatsy

College Notes Recap of Campus Activities and Summer Programs

Students and faculty returned from vacation with normal attendance despite illness. President Lubbers urged careful choice and self honesty. Iowa Students Legislative Assembly delegates from Central shared gains in experience, with Andrew Klyn chairing liquor control. Campus Day planned April 10 with cleanup, lawn work, and meals. Alumni Record outlines June 10 summer session with reduced tuition and cooperative housing at Graham Hall. Summer program adds recreational activities and accelerates paths for teachers, high school graduates, and current students.

Lubbers Iowa Students Legislative Assembly Ames Clarence van Dellen Melvin Johnson Robert Renaud Andrew Klyn Andrew Ray van Heukelem Graham Hall

Central College news and staff changes at a glance

The Central College faculty course is state approved and graduates receive certificates. Harold Haverkamp will teach in Monroe Junior High. Rev G Menning elected chair of the Board of Trustees Executive Committee after Y T Van Niewaal’s resignation. Alumni News notes six ty five graduates live in Pella. Catherine Long remains out sick with measles.

Central College State Board of Examiners Central Harold Haverkamp Monroe G. Menning Third Reformed Church Y. T. van Niewaal van Niewaal Sarah Gosselink Atumni Association Pella Catherine Long

Farm Bureau Leader Opposes Iowa Trucking Bills

Charles E. Hearst, president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, spoke for the organization Saturday, urging that the trucking bills be decisively beaten. He said the measures should not pass.

Iowa Charles E. Hearst Iowa Farm Bureau Federation

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Porterville Maxine Robertsie van One Johanne W Hubert V. Syde Joh Robertus Connie Vanden Baard and Son Mra W. Jansen Ui Park Paul Pinkerton K. Verrips Jack Dye Oskaloosa High Henry Monster Helen Grootve Jansen J. Rebertar Naby Yast Thang Maine Goemast Tiersi J. A. de Jong C. R. van Vander Linden John de Fresgen John Grandin Dick Zee F. B. Denis J. P. de Cook Buts Louis Bank Nite Peoria Otley News Perry Renaud Gerrit Ver Steegh Jonas Ver Steegh Helen Dicleman George Vander Zyl Vern Butler Edd. Thompson New Sharon Sully Cemetery Arthur Huyser Louis Schutts Carl Dunnick Dan Sigens Charles Perry Boat New York Life Insurance Co. Ac Amsterdam College New Outra Cafe East Side Square Electrolux Rima Ae
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