Death of William Vander Linden at Pulaski Iowa
Vander Linden of Pulaski Iowa died Sunday August 3 after weeks with kidney trouble. He was about 55 and survived by wife three sons and two daughters. Daughter Wilma recently worked at Geelhoed's in Pella. Funeral services were held Wednesday August 6 with Gerrit Smeerenburg and his son Cornie attending. Interment followed at Pulaski.
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Pella
William Vander Linden
Pulaski
Iowa
Vander Linden
Wilma
Geelhoed
Gerrit Smeerenburg
Cornie
Mrs D Rietveld Dies In Pella After Long Illness
Mrs D Rietveld died at her home in Pella at 4 30 p m Saturday August 2 1924 aged 75 years 6 months 19 days after a long illness that included gangrene and leg amputation. She leaves a large family of sons and daughters. her husband preceded her in death. Funeral services were held at the First Reformed church at two o clock Monday afternoon with interment in tham Cemetery.
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Tham
Card of Thanks for Kindness after Bereavement
The Gosselink family thanks friends and neighbors for kindnesses and comforting words during their recent bereavement.
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D. G. Gosselink
Church Notes at First Christian Reformed Church
Rev J De Haan leads services at 9 00 and 1 30 with children's baptism and Lord's Day lessons in Holland and English noting Assurance of Eternal Life and God s Providence. Services include 7 30 p m Bible study on 1 John 5 13.
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First Christian Reformed Church
J. de Haan
Holland
Isaiah the Prophet and his Changing Teaching Methods
The preacher Isaiah varied his approach from direct divine pronouncements to starting points using object lessons and parables. He warned Judah of sin and punishment, promise a remnant, and foretell a glorious future while maintaining a consistent message. Church services Sunday 9:30 10:45 7:45 and Wednesday 7:45.
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Isaiah
Moses
God
Judah
The
Baptist Church
August Sunset Speaks Of A Long Road Trip
The piece describes travelers arriving in town, their mud-covered car, and a cautious push to move along. They joke about price totals and plan to resume driving, post cards, and a movie to pass the night while noting blurry scenery and the idea of earning over three hundred daily.
Red Cross First Aid and Life Saving Program Expands
After the Lake Geneva June Safety Institute the Red Cross Central Division reports nearly 200 trained men and women now serving ten states. Chapters train local leaders in first aid and life saving while more than 100 lifters perform daily rescues and water sports secure.
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Safety Institute
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Red Cross
Lake Geneva Institute
Saturday Fun Crowds At Local Market Highlights
Community event features Ulrich's Meat Market and Farmers' Co op stalls with Paul Buwalda Susie Nankt Dora Van der Pol Dick Diekema Earl Van Niewaal Arthur Bosch Louis Le Cocq Mrs John Schakel R Lautenbach J Wilson Mrs Paul Ver Meer L V Rees Jake Verwoert. Vendors listed include Right Price Store Ever Ready Garage Ye Foto Shop and Holland Meat Market in a lively Saturday gathering.
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Ulrich’s
Paul A. Buwalda
Susie Nankt Geboren
Farmers’ Co-Op
Dora Vander Pol
Dick Diekema
John Lefers
Right Price
Angeline van Zee
George Engbers
Central Park Cafe
Earl van Niewaal
de Wit & Bousquet
Arthur Bosch
Louis le Cocq
John Schakel
Byers Battery
R. Lautenbach
Monroe man Jud Atkins crippled by broken foot
Word reached Otley that Jud Atkins of Monroe, formerly of Otley, is laid up with a broken foot. This follows a previous broken limb incurred while living there, leaving him crippled now. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Vriezelaar and Mr. and Mrs. John Klein of Pella returned home Friday from a week at Lake Okoboji. Mrs Nancy Renaud hosted several girl friends from Pella for a few days last week.
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Jud Atkins
Monroe
Ira Vriezelaar
John Klein
Pella
Lake Okoboji
Nancy Renaud
Local Notes From Pella Area Share Weddings, Funerals and Farm Activity
A. O. Van Houweling and wife attended sister Gertrude's marriage in Pella last week. T. H. Kaldenberg joined D. G. Gosselink's funeral in Pella. Ed Gaass home cared for grandchild. Mrs Arie Van Waardhuizen returned from Prairie City. Threshing progresses as grain per acre yields look generally good. Christian Reformed Ladies Aid bazaar and picnic drew large attendance and sales. Des Moines visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Crewse and baby, Otley relatives. Knoxville visitors Mr. and Mrs. F Stuff visited Dirk Freeken. James Vanden Baard had tonsils removed in Monroe and recovers well. Mrs. Fred Robinson recovering from gallstone surgery in Des Moines. R. V. McKeever drove to Osceola to see ill brother, who was moved to Mayo Clinic Rochester. Clarence and Mrs. Bricker returned from an auto trip to Colorado and Wyoming. N. J. Caldwell of Des Moines in Pella for insurance matters. Caldwell and wife are Central College alumni. He served in the army during the war.
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Fred Robinson
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
R. V. McKeever
Osceola
Mayo Bros
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America
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Gosum
Delco Light
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Delco Shop
Otley News
A. O. van Houweling
Gertrude
T. H. Kaldenberg
Arie van Waardhuizen
Prairie City
Ed Gaass
Christian Reformed Ladies Aid
Crewse
Otley
Mrs. F. Stuff
Knoxville
Dirk Freeken
James Vanden Baard
Sils
Dr. Carpenter
Clarence Bricker
Colorado
Wyoming
N. J. Caldwell
Pella Motor Co
Buick
Lambert Pharmacal Co
Saint Louis
Oos
Marion County
C. M. Gilson
Knoxville, Iowa
American Bond & Mortgage Co
Chicago
New York
Hippee Building
P. H. Stubenrauch
Agent Pella
Ray Collins
High Ave
Oskaloosa, Ia
Middle Western
Standard Oil
Broadway
Franklin
E. Let
John Hocksema
A. F. Rouse & Co
Harvey
H. L. Renaud
Malm St. Otley
Iowan
Comey & Coker
Reasner
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Pella, Iowa
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