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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1946
Page
7
Welcome Home Navy Man Gleaners Meet at Kuiper Home
The Third Reformed church Gleaners Sunday School class held its annual meeting on April 11 at Mrs. Nellie Kuiper's home after rain made the original plan to meet at Mrs. Clara Blom's home impractical. Officers elected included Nellie Van Roekel president Ethel Gosselink vice president Annabel Snellers secretary Elizabeth Terlouw assistant secretary Te lida Monster treasurer and Pearl Bakker assistant treasurer. Violet Ruth Kuiper played piano accordion before a delicious lunch.
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Gleaners
United Service Women Meet and New Officers Installed
The United Service Women of America Unit 26 met in April with thirty members present. Devotions led by Mrs. Ed Halverson, annual reports given, and new officers installed by Mrs. Nelson Vos: Weyerse, President. Evers, 1st Vice. Van Roekel, 2nd Vice. Vander Beek, Secretary. Van Sittert, Treasurer. Van Hou weling, Chaplain. Van Gorp, Sergeant at Arms. Van Gorp, Keeper of Records. Van Zante, Corresponding Secretary. Delegates named for Knoxville District Convention. Visitor Alice Snow spoke of Twin Falls, Idaho. Easter program and poetry, plus a solo by Richard Vander Baan. Coffee served after. Also announced: Norma Arlene Watson and Johnny Den Adel tied in marriage on April 14 at First Christian Church with reception for about 200. details of attendants, dress, and reception listed. The couple to reside in Blackstone Apartments, Oskaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service Women of
Americ Unit
Ed Halverson
Nelson Vos
Agnes Weyerse
Evers
Matilda van, Roekel
Cecil Vander Beek
Warren van
Sittert
Melvin van Houweling
Connie van Gorp
Emma Jo Langerak
M. C. van Gorp
D. van Zante
Knoxville
Alice Snow
Twin Falls
Idaho
R. 8. Grundman
Richard Vander Baan
Wilma Vander Baan
G. Vis
Coats Collected by Dress Shop Event on May Fourth
Mrs Mitten announces a fur coat drive at The Dress Shop on Saturday May 4. Residents invited to donate coats to support cold storage efforts and local aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitten
Notice of Probate of Will Knoxville Iowa 1945
Notice is hereby given there is on file in the Clerk of the District Court Marion County Iowa a will of Jennie Deedyns deceased set for hearing at 10:00 a.m. on April 30 1946 at Knoxville Town to prove validity. Object by on or before said hour. Jack B. Carpenter Clerk of District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Iowa
District Court of Iowa
Marion County
Jennie Deedyns
Town
Jack B. Carpenter
Bids Sought for Painting City Water Tower in Pella Iowa
The City of Pella Iowa invites bids for painting the north water tower and tank on all exposed surfaces. Bids due by May 21 1946 at 6 00 pm. Clerk's office contract terms on file. Council may reject any or all bids. City Clerk PLN De Wit signs notice.
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Pella
Iowa
Counc
Crop Insurance Clinic Set For Pella On April 20
The Lake Prairie Township AAA Committee will hold a session at the American Legion Hall in Pella on Saturday April 20 from 1:00 to 10:00 p.m. to accept applications for federal crop insurance for the corn season. The event aims to help county farmers enroll for spring coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion County
Lake Prairie
American Legion Hall
Pella
Watkins Products orders offered at Franklin Street office
Henry Wyma, representative, announces he cannot visit customers in Pella. He will be at Jacob Grandia's office on Franklin Street, one block east of the square, Saturdays from 2 to 4 PM to take orders for Watkins Products. Call there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Jacob Grandia
Franklin Street
Watkins
Henry Wyma
Bernstein Wool Company Wool Prices Ad in Oskaloosa Iowa
Wool growers urged to contact Bernstein Wool Company in Oskaloosa Iowa for the highest cash prices before selling wool. The ad also notes they sell wool twine and provides telephone number 300.
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Bernstein Wool Company Telephone 300
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Easter Monday Spring Swing at Memorial Hall Knoxville
Dance event in Knoxville at Memorial Hall on Monday April 22 at 9 00 p m. Music by the All Girl Orchestra. Sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi admission 60 cents and Ibe or 1 25 per couple.
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Memorial Hall
Knoxville
Beta Sigma Phi
Late Spring Burning Menace to Wildlife
Research shows spring burning fails to improve pastures or hay land and destroys soil organic matter. Late spring fires threaten wildlife by burning nests of baby rabbits and ground nesting birds. April and May burning is especially unwise and a serious wildlife menace.
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Iowa Conservation News
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Maxine
Ethel
Betty Ann
Leona
Tunis Ver Meer
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Anthony Ver Meer
Delores
Donald
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Lawrence
Norma
Marilyn
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Raymond
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Mabel
Su c Sybren Ryken
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the Burkhart Studio
Vera
NAVY
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U.S. Navy
Peter Hackett
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Lester
Lucille
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Joyce
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Larry
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Gradus Schakel
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Wilma Lankelma
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Robert Watson
Johnny den Adel
J. W. den Adel
First Christian Church
E. L. Knight
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Kansas City
Kansas
Florenc den Adel
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Iris Haathoon
Oskalos
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Ernest Brummel
Gary Heyveld
Jean Me
Etta Watson
Burlington
Everette Briscoe
Tina Benverinto
Washington
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Battle Greek, Mich
Arthur den Adel
Gary
Ind
A.C. van Houweling
Pell
Bill Phillips
Edna Woodcock
Oskaloosa High School
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Pella High School
Wright Tree Service
den Adel
Blackstone Apartments
Cownie’s Cold Storage
TNA Ve
King Roil
Hollywood Beds
Boat Furniture Company
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AAA Committee
Lautenbach & Ver Dught
Wool Growers
Fowler Telephone Company
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