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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1956

Page

2

Memorial for Roland L Reed at Red Rock Church

Roland L Reed, born May 17, 1896, died April 8, 1956 at Des Moines Veterans hospital. Services held April 10 at 3:30 p.m. Rev. M. D. Summerbell officiated. Burial in Red Rock Cemetery beside wife and predeceased son Gene. Pallbearers listed. hymns sung by Mrs Cecil Price and Mrs Roberta Hodgson with piano by Mrs Dorothy Templeton.

Roland L. Reed Veterans Hospital Des Moines Red Rock M. D. Summerbell Methodist Church Knoxville Gene John Visser Huch Templeton Merl Price Athur Nichols Earl Martinache Kenneth Richerd Cecil Price Roberta Hodgson Dorothy Templeton Arthur Nichols Kenneth Rihens Capitol Donald Letha Gloyd Monroe Lucy Cynthia Roff Edna Hurd

Pella Chronicle notes family travels and local memories

The April 19 1966 entry records travels to Texas and Washington plants, Bible school dates, and school board mentions. It recalls Marjorie Fart daughter in Korea, Flora Karr in Texas, and cousins and friends from Fair Oaks in 1919, with birthday wishes and greetings across states.

Pella Iowa Mac Bu Rinehart Knoxville Twila Ethan Mary Mahaska County Lloyd Mathes Texas Bryan Ellen du Quoin Yakima Washington Marjorie Fart Lester Karr Flora Karr Korea Marjorie A. A. Foster Hill Crest San Marcos Flora Tunis Koopman Soeten Fair Oaks Raby Bertha Grandma de Goey Uncle Tom Lella Belle Rena Leland Marvin Gerald Florence Laverene Rose

Lions Club Elects New Officers In Lynnville Meeting

Lynnville Lions Club met with 22 members present as new officers were elected including Art Crews as president and Andy Verner as second vice president. A roast beef PTA dinner followed, with Del Remme of Des Moines as the guest speaker. Local cafe Cometan opened Saturday, taking over from Mr. and Mrs. Otro Dearinger and now run by Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Ford.

Lions Club Ernie Selle Art Crews Andy Verner Abert Tespetras Trestares Jay Tail Twister Edward Rena Renaud Hos Taner Glen van Genderen Lee Vos Bruce Gause Arnold Terpstra Cliff Crews PTA del Remme Des Moines Cometan Otro Dearinger Cloyd Ford David Gertsma Iowa U Lome Ma- Baska Hospital Frank Benson Kensetz Beacon Harold Beason Garret Ver Steeg Gerald Mr

Birthday Dinner Notes and Local Visits in Des Moines Area

An extended list of birthday dinners and social visits across nearby towns mentions Lee Burton in Des Moines, Nora Clayton, Mrs. Harold Macy, and the Van Rees family among others. Also noted are a few hospital procedures, a funeral in Scarboro, flu in Lynnville, and a 4H Club meeting with twelve members led by its president.

Dunsbergen Earl, Dale Indy Near Killduff Lee Burton Des Moines Sun- Sire Henry Elscott Elscott Faarey ‘Fox Odebott Ati Mis ‘Ada Stanley Nellie Dee Needham Walter N Needham Merc Nancy Stewart Wm. Stewart Nora Clayton Harold Macy Marvin Norman Ene Gene Smith Gunnell Cliff Cres Clair Gifford Cynthia Pella Bob Scull Carl McMains Glair Fenner Searsboro Glen Vande Krol Tommy Monsma Dorothy Vande Krol Mabel Montgomery Lyle Montgomery Sully Montgomery Glen Monsma Phyllis Diane Glenda Harry Engle Verian den Barbara Near Killdaff Robert Briggs Whetstine New Fande Newton Edger Steeg G. G. Baewes Scarsboro Sn James Pearl Shaffer Newton Kermit Shaffer California Lynnville K. D. Monsma Ludwick van Rees Joe Willemsen Arvilla Mae Jane Jacobs Kellogg Ray Ver Steeg Gene and Clark Larry van Rees Elizabeth van Rees Ver Steeg Glen Lewis Ad Russell Gordon Lewis Madrid Lynnettes Seni

Rural Mailbox Week set by Post Office Dept readers urged to beautify boxes

May 21 through 26 designated as Rural Mailbox Improvement Week. Citizens to erect neat white boxes with visible owner names and proper supports for easy carrier access. Several local items note visits, illnesses, and family happenings in Otley and surrounding areas, including hospital returnees and shingling work on homes.

Post Office Department Corena Hardy Cordell Death Valley Andrew Ustermarkt Iowa City Hospital Harry Vanden Berg Des Moines Gerrit Wittenburg Allen Bob Wittenburg Fremont Hattie Ver Steegh Henry Breuklander Pella John de Brain Elizabeth Poortinga Charles Vander Kolk John Sille Dick Sille Monroe John Grados Klein John Lille Mrs Willard Klein

Leighton News Highlights Local Visits and Travels

Leighton residents share weekend visits with relatives across towns.Carol Ann Brummel and Melvin Brummel visit parents in Talcoss. Don Kennedy family days with Oskaloosa hosts. Van Heukenjom, Gerrit Veldhuizen, and Abe Rempe homes greet guests. De Reus and De Jong families entertain in Leighton and Iowa City. Rev P A De Jong attends education board meeting in Buck Hill Falls Pennsylvania.

Melvin Brummel and Sone Don Kennedy Kennedy Oskaloosa Wm. van Heuke- Jom Gerrit Veldhuizen Abe Rempe C. S. van Hemext Pella H Rowland Rose Hill Hermar Tysseling M M. de Reus Durk Beinimen Keith John Varrant Francis de Jong Rear Leighton Engel de Kock

Local church dinners and school notes from Mahaska County

Mrs J A Van Zook and Mrs James Vander Weal attended the TB Association dinner at the Congregational church in Oskaloosa. Gerrit Steenhoek taught at Leighton public school in the absence of ill Mrs Joe J Dahm. Rev P A De Jong conducted at First Reformed Pella. Dr G Vander of Central College led services at Leighton formed Church. Priscilla Sisters and Lydia Circle Societies met at Ebenezer Reformed Church with devotions led by Rev. Howard Glendening. Mrs Marion Vider Zyl and Mrs Terry Douglas listed among cases. Local families, supper guests and visits noted at De Vries, Sedrel, Van Haaften, Roozeboom homes.

J. A. van Zook James Vander Weal TB Associaton Mahaska County Congregational Church Oskaloosa Gerrit Steenhoek Pella Leighton Public School Joe J. Dahm P. A. de Jong First Reformed Church G. Vander Central College Leighton Formed Priscilla Sisters Society Ebenezer Reformed Church Lydia Circle Society Tole Ion Howard Glendening Marion Vi der Zyl Terry Douglas Wm. Schimmel Pelia John Roozeboom Thomas De_Vries Carol Connie Sedrel Willis van Haaften Jane Ann Ina Elaine

Sully News visiters and hospital update in April

Monday visitors to Mrs Elisa beth Verwers included Mr and Mrs John Haas of St Paul Minnesota en route home from Mexico. Mr Haas is Verwers nephew. The Alman dune and other mentions note Mr and Mrs F Ravenhorst returning, plans to come home around mid month, and Jeff Willemsen entering Mahaska hospital in Oskaloosa for a kidney disorder now improving. Alumni banquet of the Sally Independent school set for 7 pm April 27 at the facility.

Elisabeth Verwers John Haas St. Paul Jeff Willemsen Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa Sally Independent School

Sully community group plans banquets as seniors depart

Members may vote on continuing banquets after the Sully seniors exit due to the Sully Lynnville school district reorganization effective July 1 1956. Reservations by April 20 at Wildman Drug store. A W C 7 U organized April 10. first meeting at First Reform Church led by Mrs Marie Cox. Officers elected. meetings every 4th Thursday. $1 membership. pledge to abstain from alcohol. Next meeting at Community Church.

Sully Sully-Lynnville Wildman Drug _store A.W.C First Reform Church Marie Cox Newton Charles Stoppels O. H. Wisgerlof Clarence ‘Monsma Gorman Rosendaal Community Church

OsKaloosa News social notes from Ottumwa visitors

Oskaloosa society items list Friday callers in Ottumwa including Miss Lisabeth Newenhouse and Mr. and Mrs. James Van Wyk. Visits extend to J. G. Newenhouse and family in Ottumwa and Leighton. Marilyn Newenhouse of Chicago Heights stayed with Linda Hugen. Virgil Newenhouse and family hosted Easter guests in Illinois.

James van Wyk Wm. de Heer Ottumwa Virgil Newenhouse South Holland Ill J. G. Newenhouse Jane Hugen Leighton Marilyn Newenhouse Chicago Heights Linda Hugen Alvin Vanden Bosch Jerry Brink Tom Vanden Bosch Chicago

First Christian Reformed call and local supper guests

Mr and Mrs James Pye hosted a supper at Leighton with Rev C R Veenstra and congregants from First Christian Reformed Church in attendance. John Braxveog spoke at morning services andVirgil Newen and Marilyn Neweland visited from Chicago Heights. Fremont school held a musical program with beginners, glee clubs, and state contest entrants performing. Ronnie and family visited John Heslinga and Misses De Ronde during the week.

James Aa Pye Wm. de Heer Leighton C. R. Veenstra First Christian Reformed Church At Springs Conured Mn Flder John’ Braxveog Virgil Newen South Hol Marilyn “Neweland James van Wyk Ronnie John Heslinga New Sharon Johanna Jennie de Ronde

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cordova Roy Karr Sue Vane Loy Lloyd Shilling Maud Richerd Norwood South Caroa Rachel Davis Qur Cora Fred Chambers Henry Knor Fay James Koopman Bill Koopman Bill Capita May Otley Gertrude Aalbers Mars Templeton Blanche Mary Patsy Dailey Stine Rinehart’s Melvin Roetman St. Mary’s Hospital Rochester Minn Dick de Jong The Edgar Jon Raboe Frente Tomar Parca Paardekooper Mente Lynnville News Vina Renaud Florlux Otley News Mra Charles Vander Kelk Leighton News Carol Ann Pella Poultry Service Sully News Mra Tunis Blom U. S Govt Polk County Federal Savings & Loan Oskaloosa News Lisabeth Newenhouse Gress Bryonkay Frank Tromp Bernie Menning TT Gan Red Wing Shoe Company Dow Corning Company Goldeneye Hee and Syifion Sr. A. Kooyman
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