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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1930

Page

2

Local Notes From The Community

Mrs Mae Sterrenberg returns from a six week visit with sister Mrs Fannie Waldeck in Pagosa Springs Colorado Mr and Mrs Ed Brant depart Monday for Dows Iowa after a ten day honeymoon including visits to relatives Visitors from Cedar Rapids H J Boland and family host Mary Ann and Dolores Lankelma Mary Ann McWillin Dolores visit Sturart Goad and family Burlington trip on business Stuart Kuyper underwent a tonsil operation Saturday

Mae Sterrenberg Fannie Waldeck Pagosa Springs Colo Ed Brant Dows Iowa Relativ M. D. McWillin Mary Ann Cedar Rapids H. J. Boland George Lankelma Dolores McWilliams Stuart Goad Burlington Stuart Kuyper

The Book Shop Announces School Reeds Ready

The vacation ends soon and school opening is near. Preparations have been thorough and all necessary school reeds will be taken care of.

Revival visitors attend English River association gathering

Rev Charles McMann of Des Moines and Rev John Firth attended the English River association at Sigourney from Friday evening to Sunday, appearing on the association program. Mrs T Vander Linden and daughter Gertrude, Mrs W Houk and Miss Anita Teche visited Mrs BLH Van N at the Des Moines General Hospital, reporting her satisfactory recovery.

Chas. McMann di Moines John Firth Sigourney T. Vander Linden Gertrude Vander Linden W.§. Houk Anita Teche BL HL. van General Hospital Des Rapid Cit Clark Marthana Carl Clark V. Clark Rose Hill Sam Sedrel Cornelia Wilson Leena Reuvers Newton R. Synhorst Wilson Miss Reuvers Anthony Tysseling Pequot, Minn Willard de Winter Gerald Paardekooper Des Moines George Gezel Ed Porter Iowa Verlan Elizabeth Ver Heul Ottumwa George Davis St. Louis Ross Schakel Davis Pella Cuba H. J. Sadler Ft. Dodge P. H. Stubenrauch Dallas Texas J. H. Stubenrauch Dorothy Johnston B. F. Vander Linden Preston Minn Harriet Grace Veenstra J. Veenstra Frances Vander Linden Peoria Florence Cruickshank Akron Ohio M. Vander Linden Union Street J. H. Vander Linden Chicago Frank Schmidt George Jost George Shirley Ruth C. T. van Lint Merle Redman Eddyville Dennis Simon de Haan John Wynberg Sargent Holland Mich Christian Reformed School Rey Murray Steinkamp Junior Joan Marilyn Raritan John Steinkamp Henry Dykstra Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Dick Diekema van Zante Bros Wesselink Michigan Watson Vander Ploeg Nancy Ruth Renaud Algona Theo Eggenstein J. Blommers Sr John Clarena Heeren New Sharon Hattie van Cleave W. G. Vander Ploeg Knoxville

Otumwa visits and state fair notes flow in region

Mrs. David Welle and son David Jr. return home from a week with Eva Welle. John Verros enters Abbott hospital. Dr. W. C. VerPloeg attends Des Moines state fair booth with sister Edna Talbot. Farmers Union ships cattle from Fifield. Various locals visit Des Moines, Ottumwa, Sigourney, and Newton, with many family travels, illnesses, and social calls noted.

David Welle David Jr Ottumwa Welle Eva Welle John Verros Abbott Hospital W.C. VerPloeg West Virginia

Post Office Hours on Labor Day 1930

Labor Day is observed with post offices open 9 30 to 10 00 a m for money orders stamps parcel post general delivery and carriers windows No city or rural delivery Collections from street letter boxes take place at 9 30 a m Postmaster L F Bousquet signs the notice.

Bousquet

Farmers Union official raps Hoover policy in capital speech

Miller assails Hoover for continuing Coolidge policy yet ignoring farmers. He cites 1928 political tactics on prohibition and reform, faulting Hoover for not consulting farm leaders and for aligning with Legge. He faults administrations for neglecting agricultural needs and promises action to lift farmers out of poverty.

Legge Miller Chicago Chrisman Farm Board Garett Supreme Court Hoover

Also Mentioned on This Page

Geo.VerSteeg Puritan Drug Co the Farmers Union Fifield H. P. Lankelma Peter Jr Cleveland Lankelma R. A. Awtry Western Reserve College R.A. Awtry Flaugh Oldetersey Lynnville Last Sun E.v.goad English River Sigourne H.P. van Rees Earl Robert Baron Helen Neyenesch Security State Bar W.V. Sexton Walter Riddle Ira Vriezelaar Robert J. Jabaar Prairie City C. Jabaai Flora Thane Joyce Dean Shaw Kellogg Marion Porter Pontiac Pella Motor Co Minnie van Vark Anna Lanterman H. H. Sadler J. D. van Vark Tommy van Vark John Veenstra Harley Baker E. B. Parks Parks Baker Ralph Kaldenberg U. S. Navy Buermington Seattle Wash T. H. Kaldenberg John van Zee West Market Park Hizowner John W. Vander Linden M Huyser Margaret Cochrane Charlotte Arthur Vander Ploeg Monroe John van Wyngaarden Eva Wilma William Jelsma Otley Pearl van Pearsum Emma Jo Kal Genberg Grandview Muscatine Consolidated School Burton Fuller S. F. Cole Washington, D. C Fuller Interstate Commerce Commission Dunnink W. A. van Vark T. Plette A. C. Kuyper Iowa League of Municipalities Harry van Hemert Douglas Ogden Utah van Hemert Kansas Bert van Vark Myron Brink Orange City Gerard Grundman Martin Paardekooper Jean Mullinex St. Francis Canada George Ries Joe Clark Rock Island Til J. M. Cook J. W. Jewell Lincoln Nebr Wm. Jewell Francis Bailey Anna Tysseling Sophia Lautenbach Bernice Flikkemia Nebraska Colorado New Mexico Dulce Mable Kaldenberg Len Kaldenberg United States Garrett Garret State Supreme Court Wales Scotland Belgium Judea Farmers Union P. and Parowax NGS Oakland Oakland Motor Car Company Pella, Iowa
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