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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1930

Page

7

Vander Beek Brand Wedding in Oskaloosa

Mary Vander Beek daughter of T J Vander Beek married Edward E Brand of Pella at Dunn Cottage in Oskaloosa. Ceremony led by Dr John Wesselink Central College president with guests including B Vander Wilt of Oskaloosa. Bride a Mercy Hospital Nursing School graduate. groom a Central College alumnus and high school principal in Dows. They plan to reside after a Colorado motor trip.

Brand H. H. Brand Central College Dows Colorado The Chronicle Dorothy Jean de Haan Wilford van Gorp Wm. Goulooze First Reformed Church of Prairie City Charlotte van der Ploeg Theresa van Essen Laurel Boot Miss Kool Miss Boot Miss Terpstra de Haan Des Moines Richard Bruins Ames Iowa State College Pella

City Council Proceedings in Pella Iowa August 6 1930

The Pella city council met August 6 1930 with all members present. W L Harvey was granted a cigarette sales permit. A bid call for upper floor plumbing was ordered. Streets report approved. Monthly treasurer balance 31798.28. Budget taxes adopted. Storm sewer bonds 22298.13 authorized. Nuisance at septic tank referred to Health Sanitation and Sewer committees. Delegates Van Vark and Clerk to League of Iowa Municipalities. Various bills approved and paid. park fund and fire department expenses listed.

Pella Iowa D. Haan W. L. Harvey Health and Sanitation Committee Sewer Committee van Vark League of Iowa Burlington Finance Committee

Popular Diversion Draws Family to Double B Club

About fifty family members attended the Double B Club event at Sophia Lautenbach’s home. Guests came from thirty, Orange City, and Eddyville. Three tables were in progress as a lively evening of bridge and social activity entertained attendees.

Miss Schippers Frank de Reus Sadie Schippers Eddyville Orange City Sophia Lautenbach Instvening

Street corner crash injures one woman driver

Mrs. Cornie Van Roekel and Mrs. Barney Mensch collided at West First and Union streets Wednesday evening near 6 30. Van Roekel, eastbound on Union in a Chevrolet, overturned and was trapped beneath the car while Mensch, northbound in a Ford with her son Darel, escaped uninjured but shaken. Both drivers went home with physicians summoned.

Harriet van Roekel Laurel Boot Miss van Roekel Lohengrin Florence Boot Grace Terpstra Marguerite Koot J. W. van Gorp Theresa van Essen Joyce Vzelaar Cornie van Roekel University Street Barney Mensch West First Street West First Union Street van Roekel Mensch Darel

Pella Coffee Shop Passes To New Owners

Mr and Mrs Ralph McCoy sold the Pella Coffee Shop and fixtures to Mr and Mrs Will Shinton. Possession was taken, the shop is closed for two weeks for remodeling and new fixtures. The Shintons have resided in Pella eight years. Mr Shinton has been a foreman at the Woodrow washing machine plant and will continue in that role while Mrs Shinton runs the business.

Pella Ralph McCoy Will Shinton Shinton Woodrow Washing Machine

Longtime Omaha ties persist as McCoys depart

The McCoys and their children plan to leave the popular eatery after 18 months in the current location. They aim to return to Omaha, their former home, but their plans are undecided. Mr. McCoy has siblings in Omaha, and friends wish them success and happiness in the future.

Mrs De Penning Hospital News Update

Sunday evening visitors at the C. Ve ros home included Mr and Mrs P M Van Zante and son Dickie with Miss Kate Colyn of Pella and Mr and Mrs George Bruntz of Santa Ana California along with Mr and Mrs Wilson Clark and daughters Verna and Della Mae and Mr and Mrs Marion Toom.

de Boef van Wyngarden Fairgrounds John van Wyngarden Marie Florence Manson Ira van’ Wyngarden Mildred Ruth Roy Prairie City Charles Blom Floyd Cecil Blanch Delta Emmett Awtry J. van Zee Pella Henry N. de Boef George Wright Harry van Arkel R. F. D. Harvey Iowa C. Veros P. M. van Zante Dickie Kate Colyn George Bruntz Santa Ana Calif Wilson Clark Verna Della Mae Marion Toom

Pella visitors and callers share notes of travels

The narrative lists callers and visits across Iowa, including a Des Moines business call by a P Durhan and son, Mrs. Dave Van Steenis with Miss Mary Toom near Pella, and the Swank and De Zwaarte households. It notes Gertrude Bakker from Minneapolis visiting C De Geus, Cornelia Gosselink accompanying her, and the Wheaton sisters from Richlandville New York touring Pella, Knoxville, and surrounding towns, recalling a family wagon factory era.

James de Zwaarte A. P. Durhan David Des Moines Dave van Steenis Mary Toom Pella Bert Verros H. L. Swank M. de Zwaarte James Connie Veldhuizen Veldhuizen Oskaloosa Andrew de Penning General Hospital Gertrude Bakker Minneapolis C. de Geus Cornelia Gosselink Shell Lake Wisc M. W. Wheaton M. Y. Wheaton Richmanville N. Y Misses Wheatons Star Auto Garage Mises Wheaton Knoxville

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