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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1926

Page

7

Perfection stoves and local notes in Pella Illinois

Local item mix features Ad for Perfection Oil Stove by Van Zante Bros and kitchen notes. Mentions Central College students and Pellacans tour, Nick Gosselink illness delay, Fordson farming push by Star Auto Co with Ed Van Toorn, recent hospital baby loss for Mrs Newton Boggs, April 8 birthday party for Mrs Reuben De Haan, ministers conference at De Haan parsonage, and obit/burial note for Mrs Kunkle in Knoxville Express.

Reuben de Haan Reuben

Jury Announced For May Term Of Court In Knoxville

The May term of the district court will convene in Knoxville on May 4 with Judge Applegate presiding. Grand jurors report at 1 30 on opening day. Trial jurors are summoned May 10, with list including Roy M. Agan J F Bucklew A J Bassett F W Crossen Ben Caffery Irl Collins James Cooper John C De Bruyn Arza Durham Austin Glenn R C Goff Gettus Gullion Hamp Jones W P Koopmans Elmer Kingery William Langebartels Carl C Lehmkuhl Ben Long D M Loynacan James Mitchell Sr S 0 Neiswanger Jack Nichols J W Norris William Paltzer T J Rickabaugh Roy Robuck E W Slocum Walter Visser Joe Vanceunebrock G E van Houweling Mrs John Cooper Bell Free Anna Gilderbloom Frances Cleland Hon Eldia Moss Sadie Miner Margery Orcutt Vivian Prickett May Stice Mary Steele Mabel Viers Mrs J O Yates

District Court Knoxville Ben Caffery Pleasantville Irl Collins James Cooper John C. de Bruyn Pella Arza Durham Harvey Austin Glenn R. C. Goff Dallas Gettus Gullion Columbia Hamp Jones W. P. Koopmans Elmer Kingery Monroe William Langebartels Carl C. Lehmkuhl Percy Ben Long Pershing D. M. Loynacan James Mitchell, Sr Neiswanger Jack Nichols J. W. Norris William Paltzer T. J. Rickabaugh Cordova Roy Robuck Attica E. W. Slocum Tracy Walter Visser Bussey Joe Vanceunebrock G. E. van Houweling John Cooper Bell Free Anna Gilderbloom Frances Cleland-Hon Eldia Moss Sadie Miner Margery Orcutt Vivian Prickett May Stice Hamilton Mary Steele Mabel Viers Swan J. 0 Yates Knoxville Express

Sister of Frank Kester Dies in Des Moines

Jennie Kester Kunkle, born July 4, 1878 near Knoxville, died at Des Moines Methodist hospital after tumor removal surgery. A Marion county resident, she taught in local schools, married Jacob Kunkle on July 2, 1902, and lived on a farm near Attica. She was 47 years, 9 months, and 27 days old.

Jacob Kunkle the Express Methodist Hospital Des Moines Jennie Kester Paul Luther Agnes Thompson Kester Knoxville Marion County Attica

First Christian Reformed Church Notes April 18 1926

Church notes for First Christian Reformed feature sermons on stewardship the life of faith and a memorial for blind hymn writer Fanny Crosby. Luth Burbank praised for garden work but his infidelity sparks reflection as Second Church prepares Burbank and the Hereafter sermon.

Fanny Crosby Luth Burbank Burbank

Former Pella Resident Seeks Old Friends

Mrs Jane Hill McGowin requests help to locate old friends from Pella Iowa in 1866 and 67. She recalls Sade and America Copley as schoolmates and asks the Pella paper to print her letter. The note is dated April 8 1926 and mentions care of Mrs R B Waters. The item also notes Iowa’s Civil War regiments.

Pella Sade America Copley Jane Hill McGowin R. B. Waters

Iowa War Casualty Totals In World War Records

Four batteries. Iowa's enlisted men numbered 78,059 with 2,017 killed in battle and 8,282 wounded. FataIly wounded 1,199 and died of disease 8,695. Officers killed in battle 135, wounded 573, died of wounds 88, and died of disease 115.

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Goodrich Tires Byers Barry Shop van Zante Bros Dr. Henry Central Pellacans Central Mrs. Henry Nick Gosselink Pellacans Nick New York Fred van Doorninck F. A. Gilbert Ida Amos Newton A. M. Henry Creston L. M. Henry Ross Schakel Chariton Portergrove George Ramsey Adrian Lubberden Leighton Wednesday Fordson Star Auto Company Fordsons Ed van Toorn Gerrit Vander Wilt John A. van Waardhuizen Art Sedrel Wm. H. van de Voort Chas Goetting Harry van Gorp Abraham Bogaards Walter J. Newendorp R. L. Lautenbach Keuning Wm. van Hemert C. Ver Steegt Hasselman & van Nimwegen A. H. Kroh Arie H. Bogaard Albert de Jong Tunis W. van Zante Andrew Pethoven Newton Boggs Mercy Hospital J. S. Gladstone Missouri Dan Dieleman Floris Congregational Church Kuyper Lumber Co Quality Lumber Chi-Namel St Were Ideal Pharmacy Frank Kester First J. de Haan Jesus Holland English Lord Jesus Louilia Rexall Store Linden Rexall Drug Store Franklin Street Chas. Lautenbach United Clay Products Corp The Advonsonia Society OF Central College the Home Guard Freda Voss Reca Wilkens Mattie Trueworth Robert Mrs. Trueworth Robert Trueworth Union Cornelius Wilkens Colonel Rowell Gayle Gifford Henry Beckering Henry de Kock John Vos Hosea Jenks Scrimp Hiram Jenks Hosea Ralph Vander Pol Nellie de Haas Herman Vander Well William de Boer Boxer General Grant Trueworth Col. Rowell Virginia Sadler
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