Local notes from Pella Iowa and nearby towns
Local items report redecorating at Vander Linden Drug Store and new linoleum for a busy soda fountain season. Paul Donai leaves for Berkeley to work in a plumbing shop. Mrs Isabell McAdoo, formerly of Pella, returns from Oklahoma after wintering with son W H McAdoo in Okmulgee. Des Moines visits, Airplane ride at 82, and various neighbors travel to Oska loosa Mitchellville and Monte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vander Linden Drug Store
Des Moines Register
Isabell McAdoo
Pella
Runnells
Iowa
W. H. McAdoo
Okmulgee
Okla
Oklahoma
Local visits and eclipse noted in Pella area
Mrs Roy McNeese and children visited relatives in Melrose Monday. The moon eclipse drew Pella residents to stay up late. Lena De Jong from Pella visited Otley over Sunday. Mr and Mrs E C Kruseman spent Tuesday in Des Moines. Mrs E J Renaud and baby headed to Linden to visit her sister. R A Awtry visited Des Moines to see his ailing uncle. Frank Ray of Peoria visited at Sid Poland's home. Wormhoudts traveled to Davenport for the wedding of Dr O H Wormhoudt and Gertrude Korns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena de Jong
Pella
Otley
E. J. Renaud
Baby
Linden
Iowa
Ed Leanhart
Frank Ray
Peoria, Ill
Sid Poland
G. H. Wormhoudt
Dorothy
Connie Wormhoudt
Sarah
Lon Wormhoudt
Davenport
0. H. Wormhoudt
City
Gertrude Korns
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