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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1938

Page

17

Easter Dinner Scenes and Local Notices Across Towns

Grandma Hart and family were entertained at dinner Easter Sunday at the Lynn Perkey home with a chair carry for Grandma. Ruckman teaches Fair. three carloads of piling and one cement load arrive in Cordova for the bridge gang. Donahue obituary notes birth in 1868 and death in 1938 with family details. Local visits include Karrs, Dailey, Flem ing, Templeton, and others. Easter church services and flower ladies noted.

Grandma Hart Ralph Hart Madge Lynn Perkey Grandma Jes Aid Clyde Karr George Dailey Roy Big Karr Pete Harold Fleming Bill Vor Steg Iowa City Roberts Bricker Alice Ted Ruckman Ha Calvin Bricker Cordova Mildred Oswald Madge Hart C. Huigen Joe Templeton Pella Jennie Starr Donahue Red Rock Hr Son Royal Monroe Elias Celinda Starr James Donahue Orval Sybil Cleveland Ohio Royal Dora Bell Minnesota Rev. McDonald Ethel Hart Gerry Price Jesus Savior Nettie LeGrand Leo Horseman Essie Hanning Roy Shilling Dewey Ford Ray Horseman Grover Williams Martha Kate Karr Grace Karr Frank Rexroat Telia Roush

Summit social notes include dinners and club meeting

Summit Mr and Mrs Forest Hedrick dinner guests Easter Sunday in P H Vos home. Mr and Mrs J W Pringle Dwight Caleta and Philip dinner guests in H W Vriezemar home. Summit Homemakers club meets Wednesday afternoon May 4 at Mrs Robert Kal denberg south of Otley. Don’t forget the flower seed exchange. Mrs Louis Van Roekel and Miss Kathryn Vriezelaar attended practice.

Forest Hedrick P. H. Vos J. W. Pringle Dwight, Caleta Philip H. W._ Vriezemar Summit Homemakers’ Club Robert Kaldenberg Otley Louis van Roekel Kathryn Vriezelaar Prac Harold Wittmer Monroe Dave Vander Ploeg Alfred van Wyk L. van Dusseldorphom M.C. van Hemert Reuben Gerrit Aalbers Gerrit Vander Leest Gerrit Brower Sam Sedrell Gysbert Aalbers H. W. Vriezelaar Mary Coralee J. F. Hiemstra Pella Henry Aalbers Otley Reformed Church Prairie City Gradys Vrieze- Jaar Des Moines Otley Christian

Rural Women’s Chorus Parade Rest and Easter Cantata News

Resting after the Knoxville parade, Rural Women's Chorus performance noted. Pella and Otley events include Easter Cantata detours due to rain. Obituary recalls Edward Gaylord Wheeler, longtime veterinarian and horseman, born 1868 in Pella with life woven through Iowa farm and Sibley Wheeler Farm eras.

Porterville Social Notes Highlight Oskaloosa Visits

Porterville residents and families report Easter and weekend visits. Mrs Henry H Van Oene hosted visits with Mrs A B Goemaat and others. Ed ward Scott home in Oskaloosa welcomed Connie Vanden Baard family and Agnes Jansen for Easter dinner. Calls noted about storm repair and delayed telephone service lasting nearly two weeks.

Henry H. van Oene A.B. Goemaat Connie Vanden Baard Norman Shirley Agnes Jansen Edward Scott Oskaloosa Maxine Robertus Henry H. van Dene Porterville Dorothy Goemgat Cornelia and Elsie van Oene Henry van, Essen Marilyn Joyce North of Pella John de Zwarte Murry Suisma Elsie and Cornelia Vanene Dorothy Goemaat

Anna Mae Den Hartog Dies at 13 in Iowa

Anna Mae Den Hartog, daughter of Egbert and Henrietta Den Hartog, was born near Pella Iowa on December 8 1924 and died at her home north of Oskaloosa on April 8 1938 at age 13 years 4 months. She leaves her parents two brothers Carl and Dale grandparents Mr and Mrs C Den Hartog and a host of relatives and friends. In her long period of ill health Anna Mae maintained a cheerful disposition and faith in Christ. A few days be

Anna Mae den Hartog Egbert and Henrietta den Hartog Pella Oskaloosa Carl Dale C. den Hartog Anna Mae Mnainta Christ

Doc Wheeler Passes at 70 in Sibley Iowa

Described as a faithful church member and horse and livestock judge, DeWitt “Doc” Wheeler of Sibley died at his home on Tuesday April 12 1938 aged 70 years 1 month and 24 days. Survived by wife of Sibley three sons Louis Fred Earl and others. funeral at First Congregational Church Sibley with further services at Pella Iowa.

Des Moines First Congregational Church of Sibley Mr. Wheeler Louis E. Wheeler Fred E. Wheeler Earl E. Wheler Madison Wisconsin B. Wheeler Santa Rosa California Pella First Congregational Church Iowa Paul P. Jackson

Death comes to Frank Rexroat

Frank Rexroat died of a heart attack Friday April 22 at his farm between Fifield and Pella. Funeral services were held April 25 at Otley. Surviving are his wife and seven children Walter, Mrs Roy Nollen of Newton, Mrs Arie De[rest]

Frank Rexroat Fifield Pella Otley Rexroat Rexvoat Walter Roy Nollen Newton Arie de

Family ties and historical notes linked to Rexroat kin

Hoedt of Monroe and Mrs. Lillie Waits of near Knoxville are named with several grandchildren and siblings including Merl Albert Noon Anna Lust George Lust Kamper and Glenn McKee. The Rexroat family carries historic Des Moines county ties with Rexroat’s father being the second white child born near Burlington.

Hoedt Monroe Lillie Waits Knoxville Ferne David Donald Merl Albert Noon Anna Lust George Lust Reasner Kamper Newton Glenn McKee Tracy Bert Iowa City Rexroat Des Moines Burlington

First White Child Born in County Highlighted

The report notes that his father's cousin, born a week earlier, was the first white child to be born in the county, marking a historic demographic milestone for the area.

Banks To Close Early On Thursdays And Saturdays

Closing notice announces banks will shut at noon each Thursday and at 3 p m on Saturdays from April through the summer, affecting Marion County State Bank and Pella National Bank. The notice invites readers to use want ads for results.

Marion CO. State Bank Pella National Bank

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