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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

3

Small Town Notes Heal and Move On in Iowa Pieces

M DeReus of Pella visits Mrs J Van Bentum while P D Wagaman makes a business trip to Oskaloosa Pella and Monroe. Prairie City high girls lose to Altoona but show improvement. Des Moines trip to Camp Dodge yields a pleasant military dinner. Frank B Johnson moves near Knoxville with family. Red Cross box supper at Pleasant Valley school nets 52.32. Birthday surprise for Hubert and Henrietta Den Hartog with family nearby. Heywood’s health improves but bladder surgery planned. Loren DeMoss returns from naval training, may face final discharge rather than recall.

M. DeReus Pella J. van Bentum S. P. D. Wagaman Oskaloosa Monroe Raymond Boot Central College John P. DeWit Mildred Thelma Fairmount P. Ver Dught John Ver Dught Geo. Milleson Prairie City Peary Catherine Griffieon Marie Leora Newton Prairie City High School Altoona Mitchellville John Wynberg C. DeRonde A. Bandstra Will van Maren Albia Des Moines Camp Dodge Frank B. Johnson R. A. Hansel Fredric Knoxville Frank The Tribune Marion County J. E. Cornelius F. B. Bickford Cornelius William Hubert Henrietta den Hartog T. den Hartog Ottumwa Road William Dieleman Walter Guerts New Sharon Lpadanina Enye H. M. Heywood Loren DeMoss Boston Mass Commonwealth Pier U.S. Navy Mr. DeMoss U. S Chelsea Hospital Loren

Mrs G B Andrews and visitors dine in Monroe era

Mrs G B Andrews spent a week with friends in Stockport Iowa and enjoyed a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Harvey Churchill, marking their home from fifty one years ago. Joe W Birkenholtz visited from Camp Dodge, then went to Camp Pike Arkansas. Mrs E J Dawson, formerly Miss Mattie Frazier, died in Mason City and was buried in Des Moines. the O B E S anniversary at Masonic hall featured dinner and a musical program with locals including Nell Berdine Chipps and Lucile Cochrane. guests watched attempts to remove the Kaiser's moustache in a game with Mrs Geo C Kipp succeeding.

G. B. Andrews Frazer O. BE. S Masonic Hall Nell Berdine Chipps Lucile Cochrane Burton Chipps Geo. C. Kipp

Eddyville Lyceum Course Planned by High School

Grace Van Dene of Grays Creek has been ill. Eddyville high school senior class will host a four numbers Lyceum Course in the school auditorium this coming winter. Misses Bessie and Ida May of Lyle Minnesota visit Harry May and Mrs Irvin Beaver and friends here, planning to return after Thanksgiving.

the Tribune Grace van Dene Grays Creek Nat Eddyville

Weekend News From Knoxville and Surroundings

Miss Flora Batten, Knoxville teacher in Des Moines, vacationed with her parents. Isabel and Mary Hays returned from Fort Worth after attending Lieut. Norman R. Hays wedding. Kenneth Vanderwilt seeks eye treatment in Des Moines. Mrs. Lafe Martin visited Bussey and Unionville with daughter-in-law Mrs. Fergus. Lt. Wright and Mrs. Fergus are kin. W. R. Bittenbender injured foot from flywheel. serious yet painful. Josephine Parsons visits Des Moines to see sister Della McDonald post surgery. Ben Gradwohl to undergo MEH Hospital surgery for liver and gall troubles. Phelps family in Excelsior Springs report partial recovery for wife. Henry Carew, No. 3 shaft miner, injured in fall with facial injuries.

the Journal Flora Batten Knoxville Des Moines L. D. Batten Isabel Mary T. Hays Fort Worth Texas Norman R. Hays Kenneth Vanderwilt Lafe Martin Bussey T. B. Fergus Fergus Martin Unionville J. Roy Wright Mr. Wright W. R. Bittenbender Ben Gradwohl Meh Journal Burr Phelps Excelsior Springs Phelps Henry Carew No. 3

New Sharon notes of births birthdays and oddities

Mr and Mrs G M Garner report their grandson underwent a second operation with slim chances of recovery and they will stay close by. A bantam rooster in New Sharon raises 66 dollars after Red Cross sales, then sits in Griffey’s window. Mathew Van Gorp’s 68th birthday surprise brings 41 relatives. a $20 rocking chair is given. Reports of three cattle deaths near Taintor suspected poisoning with possible German spy involvement. cause under investigation.

G.m.garner Tainter O. P. Burkes Nickerson Kans Chas, Gosnell C. C. Cady Dewey Dunwoody Red Cross C. F. Griffey Mathew van Gorp van Gorp Taintor Miller Cady

Chamberlains Tablets Advertised for Digestive Ailments

Chamberlains Tablets are promoted for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. The copy claims long term sufferers obtain relief and permanent cures with these tablets according to F. PD Stubenrauch and the bottle directions.

Chamberlain F. PD. Stubenrauch

War Talks by Uncle Dan on Three Needed Reforms

Uncle Dan discusses German education versus American values and outlines three essential steps for reform. He urges universal military training, naturalization and equal civic obligation for foreigners, and compulsory voting to sustain popular government. He cites Chamberlain bill support and Rotary clubs backing universal training.

Uncle Dan Oak Hill Billie Jimmie Carl Newman Carl Europe Germany Dan Lincoln Rotary Clubs Universal Military ‘Training League

Gifts children made at Christmas in Good Housekeeping

A mother describes homemade presents by her children for Christmas. A nine year old crafts cardboard furniture and wooden animals from cigar-boxes, while six and ten year old girls fashion a wagon from pasteboard and decorate with postcards. The baby’s toys include ribbon dolls and sewn sleigh bells. The piece highlights shared joy and pride in homemade gifts.

Public Sale Of U G Deck Property In Oskaloosa

Public sale will offer the U G Deck property at 1409 South 11th street, Oskaloosa Iowa on December 8 1917 at 2 pm The 10 acre parcel includes an 8 room furnace heated electrically lighted house a well and barn chicken house fruit and well tiled land The sale will occur in the front yard Terms announced day of sale Referee Jerome B Wood I M Reed Auctioneer

U. G. Deck South 11Th Street Oskaloosa Iowa Jerome B. Wood I. M. Reed Auct

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