Pella Canning Plant Opens Sweet Corn Season
Local news notes the Pella canning plant begins work on sweet corn today with expectations of a good season. Miss Cunera Van Emmerik of Orange City visits friends in Pella this week.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
7
Local news notes the Pella canning plant begins work on sweet corn today with expectations of a good season. Miss Cunera Van Emmerik of Orange City visits friends in Pella this week.
Kansasa City guest Miss Grace Elsloo attends dinner at Miss Hattie Van Gorp. Plate family reunion at Oskaloosa fairgrounds draws Pella residents. Local notes mention Burens, Klein, Tromp, Vandervoort families, new bologna factory walls, and bobs trend at Central Cafe. Gosselink returns from Mesopotamia teaching assignment. Ed Brand a Penn summer student. plan for Van Gorp picnic August 25. H L Sherman to occupy Fowler building September 1.
Community items recount Miss Fern Smith returning home in Maurice Iowa and Ruth Grandia ending nurse training in Iowa City for summer break. Rich Rozeboom and Miss Marie Brummel wed this Thursday at Otley while Rich’s rural Holland address is listed.
Rev J De Haan pastor leads Lord's Day worship at 9 00 am with God's Will in the Third Commandment and Holand. At 1 30 pm Psalm 23 1 The Lord a Shepherd Holland. At 7 30 pm Romans 9 38 The Wisdom of Believing English.
The Days of Real Sport are your School Days so we are here with a complete stock of school books and supplies to help you make them count.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after the sudden death of Henry de Koning, signed by Mrs Henry de Koning and Katherine De Koning, with thanks for flowers. Fern Smith’s friends enjoyed dinner at Sunny Side. Iowa fish and game expands trout and bass hatchery near Lamont in Devil's Backbone State Park, second such hatchery after Lansing.
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