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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1951

Page

4

News of Nearby Towns And Rural Communities

Parental reports include births at Des Moines Methodist Hospital and several local family events. Names and places feature Peter Breed Ottuma Mercy hospital Knoxville Monroe Camp Me Wisconsin Des Moines and Pella along with multiple relatives and guests. A barn fire near Monroe caused losses due to defective wiring while a Valley exhibit showcases orange crate chests crafted by students under teacher Mrs. Lee Mullins.

Herbert Bosch Methodist Hospital Des Moines Avie Breed Ottuma John Breed Mareene Gail Jannalee Praise City Peter Breed Monda Hen van Zante Pella Gene McKeever Bet Harlan Shannon Camp Me Wisconsin Monroe Garret Brower Pfe Donald Johnson Mississippi Michigan Melvin Simpson Fort [Iles Kansas Orly Simpson Laura Gloyd R. B. Gloyd W. D. Blankenship Juded R. B. Hendershot Win Affer Newton Emma Sweeney Mark Shaw Herman Hansen Joyce Tilden of Ziegenbein Omaha Nebraska Thi James’ Robert LaVaun Jarnagin Walter Des Planque Bussey Collins Hospital Knoxville Joan Armstrong C. F. Burmeister Jr James Dewayne Mercy Hospital Viola Beyers Hazel Robert Grover Mle Valley Ramwy Hydware Lee Mullins Martin van 7 Fairmount Arthur Vr

Galesburg Social Notices and Church Rally Report

Galesburg community events include visits and dinners at local homes. The Jasper County Rally of the Christian churches convened at the Galesburg church on Sunday April 15 with a basket dinner in the basement. Members hosted guests from Monroe and Newton while other residents attended family gatherings and visits in Pella and Des Moines areas. The Methodist Circle met April 12 with Scripture, prayer, and minutes read.

Reinder Portia Xa Eha Poorting Kenneth Carpenter Dennis Karla Kay Loell Carpenter Jasper County Christian Churches Galesburg Martin Dearinger Barbara Harry Lee Clifford Dearinger Methodist Circle Dewey Ramer Wilbur Ramer C. Breen Harold Schnug Ralph Clausen

Des Moines Descriptions and Marion County Notes

Des Moines witnessed a tumble injuring W Gradus Veiezetaar at a niece's home while Marion County families and students were noted across Otley Pella Monroe and Hell as teachers parents and nurses reported on scalp ringworm inspections. Inductions into U S service for Leonard Pol and Eugene Den Hartog set for April 16 and Wolf packs captured near Monroe highlight local events amid hospital visits births and family gatherings.

Gradus Veiezetaar Des Moines Arnold Broweramily Monroe Otley Blae Reins Marion County Marion Hee Collins Hospital Leonard Pol Eugene den Hartog U.S Leonard Peter Pol Eugene Gerrit den Hartog Harrison le Grand Arizona H.W. Vriezelaar Loren West Gradus Vriezelaar James Vriezelaar A. Reander Ploeg Alice Clevenger Vriezelaar Jean Reeves Deborah Ann Methodist Hospital Marion Heemstra Mary Beth Erne Blom Roy Vander Mary Bethisi Kilduff Lynn Fit Knoxville Apri Haska Hospital Oskaloo Sandra Kay

Bible Reading Meeting Notes and Fellowship

Mrs Key Dearinger led a Bible verse reading and the song Wonderful Words of Life. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. A deli cious tray Tuneh was served by the hostess. Attendees included Mrs Martin Terpstra Mrs see Giutin Mrs Dick Muigen Mrs Curtis Dearinger Mrs dee Michmershuizen Mrs Martin singer and children Barbara aringer Linn Sandra Butin and Dwayne Ramer plus visitor Mrs Kenneth Carpenter. Next meeting at Ralph Clausen home.

Key Dearinger Martin Terpstra See Giutin Dick Muigen Curtis Dearinger Dee Michmershuizen Martinsinger Barbara Aringer Linn Sandra Butin Dwayne Ramer Tme Kenneth Carpenter Ralph Clausen

Monroe social notes highlight showers and visits

A Monroe household hosted a shower for a resident with guests from the Mfg. firm where she once worked. Visitors included Mrs. Helen McNair, Mrs. Grace Reynolds, Mrs. Roy Snod, and others from Newton and nearby towns. The week featured family visits, church events, music activities, and a bake sale benefiting the local club.

Ton Mfg Zelaar Helen McNair Grace Reynolds Roy’ Snod Don Foster Florence’ Smith Newton Ole Kain Ray Zerley Leonard Vander Velden Trudy Camp Edinburg Ind C. Vander Velden Monroe Harold Wittmer Berta Wittmer New- Ta Vander Ploeg Jean Reeves Deborah Ann Methodist Hospital Des Moines Corale Vriezel John Vriezelaar Susan Jean Walter van Doorninck Mickey Pella Prof Sadlei Jacob Stierneman Ora Tool Janet van Gorp Elliott Town Coralee Vriezelaar June Coralee Ag Peasant Hill Howard Herwehe Idoyd Herwehe Burton Chipps Allen and Ly Herwehe Susan Leland Balmer Mr. Balmerr April Walraven Mit Strivers Norma Angove Arlene Tuinstra Geneva Hopkins Knoxville Bonnie Wiegand Treasury Lenora Vonela Barbara Lund Audrey Mary van Vliet Arlene Tui Walraven Tuinstra

Otley News brief highlights church program and visits

Otley Chronicle notes a 8:00 p.m. Otley Reformed Church program by Boone KFGQ group, Biblical College and orphanage with slides and children singing. Also reported are visits among residents from Pella to Monroe and Kellogg, hospital stays, and recent family news across Otley and nearby towns.

Eugene Olson Jake Sneller Monroe Frankly Brom Sharon Killduff Raymond Robus Pella Man Robus Ifield Charles Vander Ko Otley Reformed KFGQ Boone Boone Biblical College Christian Reformed Church Gerrit’ Witzenburg Clarence Witzenburg Donald Rexroat Donald

Flood Claim Claims Seven Year Old Boy

Seven year old Bernard Lienemann of George drowned during the town flood two weeks ago. He fell into a drainage ditch and was swept away by the current. His companions along the bank lost sight of him before aid could reach him.

Bernard Lienemann George

Towa coal output rises in first three quarters of 1950

Towa coal production in the first three quarters of 1950 ran 22 percent above 1949. By September 1950 Towa mines produced 1,000,000 tons, versus 1,276,000 tons in the same period in 1949. U.S. soft coal production in 1950 rose 4 percent from 1949.

Towa U.S

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