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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1935

Page

6

Summit Strivers Club Formed in Town Meeting

The first meeting of the 11 Summit Strivers club was held at leader Dyk stra's home on Saturday in offi. Officers include Pres. Hattie Van Ravleborge Pres. Anna Slocum, Alice Postmity, Katherine Vyiezel mphia Heoven. Ten members attended and refreshments were served.

Strivers Club Dykstra Offi Hattie van Ravleborge Anna Slocum Alice Postmityatherine Vyiezel Mphia Heoven Reformed Church Louis Sehurinie

Local residents engaged in weekly business in Oskaloosa

Among those who acted business in Oskaloosa during the week were J. Spoelnm Rheenen and John J. Van Gorp. Miss Ida Vos and Henry Vos visited the D. Van Gorp home. Mrs PL Vander Ibert spent time with son in Pell Vander Wal. The latter, who

Oskaloosa J. Spoelnm Rheenen John J. van Gorp Ida Vos Henry Vos D. van

Cordova Social Roundup and Illness Report

Cordova residents gathered for a social week with Mrs De Neet of Polka and families noting illnesses. A large list of locals including the Vande Kieft, Verwers, Rexroat, Meinders, and Zegers families were mentioned, with several visiting and practicing school events.

Porterville Notes On Local Visits And Travel

Porterville area residents report social calls and family visits across nearby towns. Miss Viola Dykstra and Miss Mabel Goemaat hosted gatherings, while Oskaloosa shoppers and Pella residents were seen visiting friends. Local students prepare for school events, and Miss Hackert plans to close Rock Island school for the year with a Friday afternoon picnic.

Viola Dykstra Mabel Goemaat Menterville Union Sunders Poray School Summe Y van Qene Ayna Cornelia Muresma Cornie Vaneard Oskaloosa Marion Monster John Robertus Huber van der Syde Pella M Will Monster Gerrit’ Hoekstra Gert Hoekstra Connie Vanden Knoxville C R Newton John Vanden Board Otle Mary Sytsma John Kamerick Rock ‘Island Ha Hackert Hackert North Porterville Vanden Will Collard Monster

Oskaloosa Visitors and Local Guests Noted in Listings

A garbled item records a string of social mentions from Oskaloosa and nearby towns. It notes Mrs. Clarence Dye and others visiting relatives, shoppers from Oskaloosa, and several local families hosting or visiting over a recent weekend.

Local notices and obituaries from Jasper County

The report covers births and visits in Galesburg and nearby towns, noting Mrs Henry en and daughter’s benefaction, Mr and Mrs Harold Sehnug welcoming an eight and a half pound daughter, and multiple Pella and Newton calls. Lifelong Jasper county resident John B P Peery dies of heart disease near Galesburg at age unspecified, survived by wife and eight children. Funeral held at Galesburg Christian church with Rev Hodgson officiating. remains were found near a machine shed. Survivors include four sons Elmer George Arles and Henry, two daughters Mrs Dunnick and Mary Peery, all of Jasper county. Other local visitors include Miss Jy Terpstra, Mr John TL Van Rheenen, Mrs Jessie Carpenter, Andrew Dykhuis, Ian Hendricks, Prescott Steenhoek, and the Steenhoek and Ipple families.

Fern Wheeten Henry ¥En Benefi Harold Sehnug Bil ‘Terpstra John TL. van Rheenen Jessie Carpenter Andrew Dykhuis John BP. Peer Roe. Hodgson of Reasner Peery Elmer George Arles Henry Mary Peery the Dunnick Jasper County Ian Hendricks Newton Naldo Steenhook Prescott Steenhook Andrew de Pening

Sully community notes feature PTA, weddings and visits

Sully and Newton residents appear in a bridge of local events. The Sully Parent-Teachers club met at the local school with a program and election of officers including President Mrs. W on Con, and secretary treasurer Alice Kiene. A Des Moines infant hospital return, Newton visitors, a marriage near Des Moines, and Easter events are reported along with farm work and CCC employment plans.

Ray Moines Hart Wiseerhof Paul Boat Sully Vern Butler Progr Iris Huggen C. BB. Welle Alice ‘Kiene Vern Butler, Jr Lyle Brand Methodist Hospita Des Moines Wills. Olivehof Floyd Vander Newton Alva Griffin Elizabeth Raymond Wisgerhof Henry Wisgerhof Gerrit Dieleman Galesburg William Dieleman Pred Castorff Glenn Wisgerhof Mathilda Brand Victor Halbloms Anne de Jong Peoria R. de Jong Reformed Church Bert Shutts Earl Coakley Alice Shutts

Times Square Lady at Princess Theater in Oskaloosa

A three day run opens Sunday April 28 at the Princess Theater featuring Winsonia Bruce and Robert Taylor with Pinky Tomlin as a new screen personality. The story follows Laseattl after her father’s death as she fights to control a major New York sporting enterprise, with strong supporting turns by Helen Velvettes Isabel Dewell and Nat Pendleton.

Owa Times Square Princess, Oskaloosa Metro-Goldae Oskaloosa Winsonia Bruce Lovely Deetor Robert Taylor Tins Pinky Tomlin Okkshon Tie Ooh Gat Laseattl New York Helen Velvettes Isabel Dewell Nat Pendleton

Local residents attend gatherings and birthdays in Pella area

Mrs daeed Bye visited the De Jong home while Mrs Play De Jong and Mrs Everett De fons visited Pella. Mr and Mrs Lee Perry traveled to Des Moines to see their daughter. Numerous neighbors joined Mrs G Eldridge for a birthday tribute to her son Loren Eldridge with refreshments. A surprise birthday for another husband was hosted by Mrs Gerrit Vis. Easter events included a school and choral program and social visits to Brom, De Young, and others. Measles affected Gertrude Bandstra. various Sunday dinners and visits occurred among families including Van Roc kel and Van Gorp.

Alice Shutts Loren Eldridge Loren Eledridge John Te Lloyd Pella Saturns John Vos Gerrit Vis Arnold de Bruin J.C. de Bruin Uihter Frances Vision Donald B.D. Hays Artie Albert Be Heemsbergen Ildren Bertha Ehui School and Herman Swank Freda Mae Frank Brom Gertrude Bandstra Arthur van Rockel PL van Gorp

Sandridge family attends fete at Hart home

Sandridge and Mrs. Bill Hart with their son visited the Hart home on Friday night for a fête celebrating Mrs. Louis Van Hauffen’s birthday. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brom and Mrs. Carrie Zegeler, along with Mr. and Mrs. Ben.

Bill Hart Ord Louis van Hauften Henry Brom Carrie Zegeler Ben

Community Notes From Rookel Area Social Gatherings

Leighton Lois and Blanche Van kaloosa were present at the Rookel home Thursday noon. Born to Mr and Mrs Cook on Wednesday seven pound day Ann. Herbert Khuwen and Blommers of Pella spent the evening at the Aber Klaaren home. The Willing Workers society of the Reformed church met at the ante of at the 1.

Lois Blanche Vankaloosa Rookel Mrs. Cook Ann Herbert Khuwen Blommers Pella Aber Klaaren Willing Workers Society of the Reformed Church

Local women host quilting and social gathering

Mrs. AL De dong welcomed 26 members Saturday afternoon while Alma Wilson and Dea nette De Prenger assisted. The Prengers visited the Sederds and Den Burgers over the weekend, and several Pris cilla Sisters met Friday to quilt at Mrs. Aber Kinaren's home with a chalk picture program and singing led by A De dong.

J. AL de Dong Alma’ Wilson Deanette de Prenger AL Remper S. Sedred Harry den Burger Donna Jey Martha den Burger Avie

De Jong Couple Address National Banking Figures

The address given Wednesday evening at the Christian Reformed Church by Rev. J. A. De Jong and Anna De Jong highlighted that while actual cash in circulation is about six billion dollars, total bank deposits run around forty seven trillion dollars and bank loans approach fifty trillion.

J. A. de Jong Anna de Jong Christian Reformed Church

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