Bruinekool Rites Set in Pella After Long Illness
Nellie Klein Bruinekool 62 died at 912 West Third Street Pella after a four year illness. Funeral services set for this afternoon at 1 30 at the home and 2 at Third Reformed church. Interment Oakwood cemetery. Survived by two brothers Tunis Klein and John Klein and a sister Mrs Henry Koel. She immigrated from the Netherlands in 1867 and married Henry H Bruinekool in 1911.
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H. H. Bruinekool
West Third Street
Pella
Third Reformed Church
Oakwood Cemetery
John Klein
Bruinekool
Nellie Klein
Netherlands
America
Henry H. Brainekoel
Tunis Klein
Middleville
Mich
Henry Koel
Holland
South Pella
The
Men’s Glee Club Has Lots of Fun
The Pella Chronicle reports the Men’s Glee Club’s lively tour from Martin Michigan to Grandville and Grand Rapids. The group enjoyed concerts, tax jokes, a humorous misadventure with an Italian barber, pool fun, a close shave with an eye injury and a lively Saturday entertainment.
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Men’s Glee Club
Pella
Iowa
Martin
Mich
Grandville
Grand Rapids
Paul Blommers
Moral from a ragged tale of a paper punishing poverty
A garbled moral warns readers to subscribe to the paper after a chaotic scene where a family looks to save money. The excerpt mocks consequences of delaying a subscription as it describes animals running loose, fences broken, and household chaos ending with a plea to subscribe to avoid such misfortune.
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Enioee
Central College Scribe Recalls Grand Rapids Visit
The Central College Men's Glee Club reflects on a weeklong hosted stay visiting the Fourth Reformed Church Central Bethel and Emmanuel congregations. They praise gracious hosts and note tours of furniture factories homes theaters and pools before returning home.
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Fourth Reformed Church
The
Central
Bethel
Emmanuel
Beckering
Denekas
Central Church
Beck
Grand Rapids
Grasshoppers
Scribe
Central College Men’s Glee Club
Pella Volleyball Team Faces Scrutiny After Missteps
A locally playful but awkward report follows Pella volleyball players during a Southeastern Iowa tournament in Ottumwa with captain Anthony Tyselling, coach Amidon, and scribe C. F. Dykstra. The piece notes a banquet plan, a 44 to 2 loss to Oskaloosa, and mixed-up duties by the scribe, ending with a nostalgic verse about the west.
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Ottumwa
Zier
Pella
Southeastern Iowa Volleyball Tournament Pella, Ottumwa
Keokuk
Oskaloosa
Washington
Bloomfield
Jacobine
Pella Valley
Anthony Tyselling
Anthony
Amidon
Dean Pietenpol
Chamber of Commerce
Casey
Poi Pella
Bert Baron
C. F. Dykstra
Casey Vendon Berg
Dean Pletenpol
Tunis Klein
Bill Baer
C. P. Dykstra
Arthur Klein
Where the West Begins Echoes in Fragmented Verse
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at lines about reaping and snow, laughter, and a claim that the west begins where buying continues and the world remains unsettled. The passage blends incomplete phrases and stray punctuation, obscuring a clear subject or author.
Kani at Carer Ee Sorte 800 Event Details
A brief note records an event titled Kani at Carer Ee Sorte 800 involving M. Vander Linden. No additional names or context provided.
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Gut
Ling Buying
Joe L. Porter
Republican
Porter
Dallas
Knoxville
District Court
the Chronicle
M. Vander Linden
Mike
Harvey
Walter L. Harvey
Mike” Harvey
Marion County
Central College
Simpson College
Indianola
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