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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1933

Page

9

Ver Meer Picnic and Community Gatherings in Pella

The society notes from Pella recount family picnics at the Skunk River camp and Forest Home park, a Vander Schaaf reunion at Bella Fountain, a Roovart picnic near Montezuma, a surprise party for the Zylstras, and a Winterset marriage. The column also lists church events, a Sunday school split, 4-H club notes, and multiple family reunions across surrounding towns with attendees from Oskaloosa, Newton, Praire City, and Des Moines.

Vander Schaaf S. Vander Schaaf Bella Fountain Park Floris Vander Schaaf Oskaloosa Jacob Stursma Fred Vander Schaaf Peoria Peter de Jong Paterson N. J Lena de Jong Ella Julia Vander Schaaf

Is C razy Crazy Over Radios and Luxuries in Iowa?

A Unionist letter criticizes farmers and wage earners for seeking luxuries like radios and pianos. The writer recalls rural life with scarce tools, disputes claims of class oppression, and rails against The Times as reactionary. A parable about visitors to St Paul’s Cathedral ends with a jab at urban views.

Towa Los Angeles Times Union Signal the Times America Sears Denison Times Bach

Mahaska School Book Shop Returns With Supplies Line

The Book Shop advertises a renewed sale of Mahaska school books and related school supplies. The listing emphasizes a broad stock and invites shoppers to visit for the usual back to school offerings.

Mahaska Bond Typewriter Manilla

Interesting Weekly News from Nearby Communities

Rock Island Miss Anna Diekema and sister visited Monday with family. Sunday gathering held in Red Rock. Wm. Zegers and family visited Gerrit Vande Kieft near Killduff. Verwers Bros. and others attended a wheat growers meeting in Knoxville Saturday night. Willie Zegers turned seven with a surprise party and gifts. Various visits and daily tasks described among local families in nearby towns including Pella Leighton Tracy and Denver.

Anna Diekema Rock Island John Bloodsworth Red Rock Wm. Zegers C. Duiisberger Killduff Verwers Bros Gerrit Vande Kieft Knoxville Willie Zegers Bert Vande Kieft Pella Virgil Bloodsworth Rean Verwers John Ten Hagen Rean Verwer

Otley Social Roundup Sees Many Family Visits and Farewells

Otley residents hosted and visited relatives from Muscatine Des Moines and Knoxville during a busy week. The De Leeuw and Gaybell families called at the Jennie Robus home after touring nearby towns. Several families attended the state fair and a Des Moines gathering at McHenry park. Jack Vriezelaar plans to relocate to Altoona with his wife and daughter.

Ira de Leeuw Eltha Gaybell Muscatine Jennie Robus Otley Monroe Tracy James van Vliet Will Vriezelaar Henry Kool Evelyn John Bloodsworth Near Fifield Joe Kool Richard Postma Alice Hubert Harold Darlene McHenry Park Des Moines H. B. Risewick Knoxville John F. Risewick Jean Johnnie Earl Risewick Marshalltown Jack Vriezelaar Altoona Harley Scott Richerson Scott Barbara Charles Vander Kolk Anna Diekema Rock Island Ill Arie Diekema

Peoria Area Socials Tie Many Local Families

Peoria and nearby households spread stories of visits and gatherings. Mrs Henry Bosveld and family spent Wednesday afternoon with Cornelius Spoelstra family while Paul Nicusma residence hosted others. Missionary Goudberg and family left for New Mexico after addressing at the Spoelstra home and the Christian Reformed mission fest. Many correspondents note visits, store substitutions, and church services with Rev Griffeon, Rev Wm Van Rees, and Van Rees families. Social calls, baseball games, and travel between Peoria, Oskaloosa, Sully, and Grundy Center weave a week of community life.

Herman Bothoven Rozeboom Tracy Dorothy de Vries Bill van der Meide Garret Pothoven Denver Col Nellie de Nooy Pella Charles Vos Bert Nibbelink Henry Bosveld Marvin Lee William Dale Cornelius Spoelstra Garret Ozinga Sr Henry Nicusma Paul Nicusma Richard Veenstra Wiebe Bernice Ben Vander Molen Goudberg New Mexico D. Vander Veen Martin Vander Molen Gertrude Bandstra Henry Dahm Leonard Dahm Rev. P. Dahm Oglive Minn Connie Dahm Henry Jacob Rus Tunis Bokhoven Ben Cecil Vander Melen John W. Veenstra Adrian Vos Oskaloosa Walter van Wyngarden Cecil van der Melen van Rees Bigelow Sully Peoria Boys Tainter Boys Peoria Tobe Vander Veen Peter Plyma Lynnville Des Moines Mart van Arkel Beacon Dan Kloosterman Aoe Andrew Bandstra Herman Bokhoven Fred Vander Schaaf George Deur Lizabeth Gouley Martin Sterk The Christian School Randolph, Wis Tabe Vander Veen Gerrit Ver Steegh T. J. Thomassen John de Vries Martin Vander Melen Lena de Nooy Grundy Center John de Nooy

Pella Tennis Players Rout Oska loosa In Return Match

Pella leading tennis players traveled to Oska loosa to play a return meet against Penn. Pella won 8 matches to 2. Singles results included Juizenga over Franks 6-3 7-5 and Pry over Wesselink 6-4 5-7. Doubles saw Frank and Bray, Baron and Kuyper, Stureman and Johnson take wins as Pella earned a decisive victory amid court-condition complaints.

Pella Oskaloosa Penn Bunch Henry Juizenga Co. Franks Pry Wesselink Bert Baron Price Stureman Paulson Prospers Kuyper Wiles Aitrea Johnson Saunders Marge Visser Frances Holiday Frank Bray Huizenga Baron Kuyper Johnson R. Frank Saunders Penn Oskaloosa Boys

Air Show At Newton Highlights Grace Hedenston Return

Labor Day program at W. B. Langmaid farm five miles north of Newton features Grace Hedenston, famed woman parachute jumper, performing from 2 500 feet. A sky wedding, weather balloon ascent by Ward Hixon, speed races and other stunts fill the afternoon lineup. Local couples may wed if arranged. otherwise regional sweethearts will be chosen for the ceremony.

Grace Hedenston Newton Edding W. B. Langmaid Highway No. 14 Hedenston Middlewest Hixon

Iowa Show Promises Race and Surge of Aerial Acrobats

The event features express race and stunt flying including upside down maneuvers and several surprise acts. Reed Pittman of Newton will race his plane, with Ed Buse of Ulmer Dave Baker of Waterloo Bob McClary Henry Clergy F G Anderson and Leo Brennan of Des Moines and Pitt Livingston of Waterloo among other noted flyers.

Reed Pittman Newton Ed Buse Ulmer Iowa Dave Baker Waterloo Bob McClary Henry Clergy F. G. Anderson Leo Brennan Des Moines Pitt Livingston

Where is the Gahed States Capital

A playful exchange notes the capital of the fictional Gahed States being described as scattered worldwide. The line uses humor to imply no single capital location, reflecting a joke about global reach.

Gahed States

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Mary Ruth Good Margaret Grace van Dellen J. E. Schultz J. Fox H. C. Payne Paul Zylstra Washington St Anne Sampson Paul Sampson Andrew Sampson Gerrit Sampson John Zylstra Chebbie Arts Charles Zylstra Elmer S. J. Damron Violet Martin Zylstra Sarah Lena Ver Ploegh Minnie Gezel Fred Berkenholtz Prairie City Gerrit Bruxvoort Rose Hill John Gezel Anna Pauline Katherine Dorothea C. E. Addington Berkeley Cal Loyal Workers Girls Society of the Second Reformed Church Mary Groctveld Highway 68 Pella, Monroe, Newton Baptist Monroe Golf Course Cornelia Porter East Second Street Heppenings Louis Stodden Clinton Verlan Porter Chariton George Mitchell Grinnell Harve Evans Lee Wickliff Jimmy Marjorie Lee Walter Visscher Hedrick Len Kaldenberg Erma Tunis Kooyman Helen ‘Tom Don Price Monmouth Orville Price John Sherwood Tompkins Klaaren Mabel Tompkins E. R. Tompkins Winterset C. J. Klaaren University of Iowa At Iowa City Penn College University of Iowa General Hospital Pierce County Hospital Tacoma Wash Wallace Ladies Aid T. W. Cox E. S. Duncan Eleanor Ver Ploeg L. P. D. Club Lake Prairie Daughters Cornelia van Gorp George Ashington Freda van Zante Third Reformed Church Nellie Beckering West Market Square Roorda Reunion Roorda A. Roorda William C. de Bruyn Galesburg Andrew Hoekstra Donald Ray Vernon Pudgy Merlin Schnug Byron Marjorie Ann Sadler Sunnyside Omaha Morrison Beano Star Brano Stan Brand Tysseling Pella, Iowa St. Paul’s Cathedral Mike Pat Cordova Otley News Peoria News Security State Bank Duinink’s Security State Bank Bldg Reena Conklin Ford Ideal Pharmacy Martin Paradekooper Korn-Sybenga Korn-Sybenga Bakery Princess Theatre Dressler Wellbace Beery LYN MN
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