Local News Roundup From Pella and Nearby Towns
Monroe visitor Henry Lewis browses friends in Pella while Lillian Warren from Des Moines visits relatives with the Hamilton sisters. Oats damage from recent freezes prompts a farm check by A T Klein at Prairie City. Des Moines business and Des Moines visits occur. Pettit family attends grandmother Westerkamp funeral. Various local trips, meetings, theatre plans, and health notes populate a busy week in Pella and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Klein
Prairie City
Tom Pettit
Des Moines
B. J. de Haas
Mrs Mabel McComber Dies in Knoxville Home
Mrs Mabel McComber dies at her parents home in Knoxville on Wednesday April 27 1921 from tuberculosis after recently returning from Colorado where she had gone seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visser
Colfax
Gerrit Visser
Mayo Surgeons
Rochester
Minn
Knoxville Journal
Ruth van Houten
East
Paris
Mich
Mabel McComber
L. Calhoun
Knoxville
Colorado
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Pella
L. Popma’s
Henry Lewis
Monroe
Lillian Warren
Elizabeth and
Emma Hamilton
Frank Simons
Richard Redmond
Miss Tice
Oskaloosa
Elizabeth
Jay Kempkes
Everett
Wash
American Legion Post
Jay
Udell Hendricks
H. H. Holliday
Moravia
Wm. Verwers
Eddyville
High School Normal Training
Ed Schreiner
G. H.waechter
Donald
M. de Reus
E. F. Black
John W. Boot
Sully
Chronicle
S. H. Douwstra
N. West
First St
W. Vander Hart
Marie
Agnes
Frank den Adel
Rockwell City
T. J. Neiswanger
Mahaska County
Wm. “Rubbernus of
Newton
Gerrit Goodhart
Watkins
Blue
Dan Dieleman
Mrs. Gordon Clarke
Marshalltown
C. W. Hawkins
Anna Beintema
Fred Vander Zyl
8. B. Grant
J. S. Fulner
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T. S. Ver Beek
H. F. Fisk
Mitchellville
David Dykstra
Marion VanBaale
Viola Vande Kamp
B. Ver Meer
Otto
Ed van Zante
James van Vark
W. W. Vander Linden
H. Remmenga
Holland
America
A. G. de Bruyn
Denver
Jake
American Legion
Otley
Reasnor
Carl Calhoon
Tiley
Claude
Reasner
Chicago Tribune
Francis E. Dykstra
O. K
Exide
A E. Cornelius
South Pella
Pella Storage Battery Co
Ockaloces Street
UFOUR
H. Vanden Berg? & Co
Uptown Flower Store
Gul
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Iowa
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