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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1923

Page

8

Quieting Title Suit For Marion County Real Estate

In Marion County Iowa Oct Term 1923 J P Klein sues to quiet title on extensive Lot 3 4 and 5 6 in the Irregular Survey of Section 11 Township 76 North Range 18 West seeking to correct chain of title and confirm full possessory owner ship against numerous unknown defendants and heirs. If not answered by July 30 1923 default will be entered at the next October Term in Knoxville Iowa with De Reus Van Zante as attorneys for the plaintiff.

J. F. Hunt H. H. Viersen Heerk H. Vrierson Pella Iowa P. A. Sandberg Hilma Sandberg County Marion Recorder Marion County Pella and Oskaloosa Road District Court of State of Knoxville DE Reus & van Zante

Otley area notes on family gatherings and local events

Mrs J B Vriezelaar and relatives attended the De Reus picnic at Prairie City with about seventy relatives. A family gathering at the Frazier home in Otley drew thirty plus relatives. Niemandsverdinet left for Le Mars after word of a sister’s illness. Harry De Heer, a Fifield section man, fell and hit his head, now recovering. A son of Jake Van Huizen bruised his foot after a wagon incident. Threshing resumes after rains. time lock fixed at Otley Savings Bank. Clarence and H L Renaud and Nancy visited Des Moines. R P McKeever also there. A possible Otley storm passed with only a shower. Poultry demonstration at Vanden Board farm with county agent and Ames specialist noted. Mine inspector visited Holland Coal Mine. hopes for continued steady work for miners and families.

Frazier Otley Niemandsverdinet le Mars Iowa Harry de Heer Fifield Jake van Huizen Otley Savings Bank Des Moines Clarence Renaud H. L. Renaud Nancy R. P. McKeever John Vanden Board Farm Ames Holland O. K

Villa Dead at Last Ends Villain’s Reign of Blood

Dispatches from Chihuahua City report the death by assassination of Francisco Villa, the rebel feared for killings of Mexicans and U S citizens. He was shot near Parral after his men killed U S soldiers in 1916, and his Columbus New Mexico raid in March 1916 sparked Pershing’s expedition. The campaign cost the United States about 100 million dollars and provided wartime lessons before global conflict.

Chihauhuu City Mexico Francisco Villa United States Parral U. S Columbus N. M Pershing Villa

Happiness Search Lies in Hard Work, Not Pleasure

Happiness is found not in idle thought or emotion but in labor. It thrives in corn fields, factories, and cluttered desks, rewarding effort and self sacrifice. Look up from work and you may glimpse her. stare too long and she fades away.

Union Sunday School Meeting at Red Rock and neighbors

A Union Sunday School gathering convened at Red Rock with sessions from 10:30 a.m. through 3:00 p.m. featuring lectures, Golden Text recitals, songs, a basket dinner, and an address by Rev. A. Vander Ploeg of Pella. The program highlighted moral instruction, the Book and the Man, and reflections on sin, choice, and spiritual renewal.

Red Rock Fifield Fair View Bethel Washington Fair View Union S. S Joe Templeton Fifield Union S. S G. Vande Kieft Washington Union S. S J. H. McClain Bethel Union S. S Herman Maddy A. Vander Ploeg Pella Iowa Red Rock Union Alice Visser H. L. van Dellen American Sunday School Union

The Farm Labor Question in Postwar America

The past season shows farm labor is vital with seven million farms needing extra help. Demobilization released many workers but shortfalls remain. Solutions include making farming more attractive and using labor saving devices like tractors and electric power plants to ease tasks and draw workers.

Quiet Talks No 2 The Big Five Shelter and Care

Quiet Talks opens with a meditation on shelter warmth and basic needs. The author emphasizes the circle of loved ones as life’s center and calls for care and attentiveness to the essentials that sustain families and individuals.

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J.P. Klein Issac Overkamp Isaac Overkamp J. Overkamp Overkamp Wit den Belder Maartie Levi Nossaman Levi B. Nossaman Susan A. Nossaman Susan A. Sterrett Robert Sterrett Robert Kelly Matthias Kelly Caroline Kelly James Kelly Mary Kelly Mark Butt Mary Butt Robert Stenet Clara Kelly Susan A. Stennett Stennett Mathews Kelley Robert Kelley Caroline Kelley James Kelley Mary Kelley Henry Nollen Mary A. Butt T. W. Mann Emily F. Mann Lake Prairie District Agriculture Association E. H. Scarff M. V. Towne C. Canine Cornelius Canine M. A Peter V. Canine Harvey Canine John Vorhes Margaret Voorhees Sue Caldwell Margaret Hartshorn Charity A. Winder Sylvester Anna Sandberg Thomas W. Mann P. G. Gases G. A. Gaass Willem van Gorp Janette van Gorp Lake Prairie District Agricultural Society C. S. Crittenden Andrew Mitchell Mary A. Mitchell Mary V. Towne E. 0 Town Nathan Towne Ida A. Towne A. van der Pol Willementje van Ginkel Willmentje van Ginkel L. van der Shuis Helena van der Sluis Charles Porter Emmeline Porter Charley Porter Lake Prairie District Agricultural Association J. B. Vriezelaar de Reus Prairie City The Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of Omaha Union Central Life Ins. Co H. Vriezelaar Otley, Iowa Otley and Vicinity Goodrich Silvertown Goodrich Vriezelaar & Drost J. B. Vriezelaar & Son Union Sunday School Meeting Nazareth London Cairo Hope OF America Woodrow Wilson Atlantic Wilson Ship of State America 8. D. Gordon Otley Motor Co R. V. McKeever
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