Des Moines visit and Quiacsa family news
Mrs. C. H. Bell visited Des Moines on Saturday. Mrs. Joe Veenstra and her son Roy traveled to Quiacsa for a Friday afternoon visit.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
4
Mrs. C. H. Bell visited Des Moines on Saturday. Mrs. Joe Veenstra and her son Roy traveled to Quiacsa for a Friday afternoon visit.
A personal writing machine in a carrying case is offered at fifty dollars. Real typewriter, second to none, advertised by Vander Linden's Bazar.
Des Moines visitors and relatives celebrate Thanksgiving with family in Prairie City Ed Porter and George Gezel homes in the latter part of last week. Updates include Nora Schol te in Des Moines and Mrs. L. D. Warner in Prairie City visiting children in Pella and with J. H. Reavers. Several locals attend district events in Ottumwa and a sanitarium in Denver for Gertrude Schakel health progress.
Penn defeats Central 7 to 0 in a football game. Ashby scores the touchdown and adds the extra point after touchdown. Substitutions include Whitlock for Bosley and Bauer for Van Diest among others. Officials: Carberry of Iowa, Lambert of Ames, Bell of Drake.
Reverend KE Beach preached the Thanksgiving sermon at the Reform ed church in Prairie City, delivering a message centered on gratitude and community. The service drew local congregants and reflected on regional harvest ties.
J W Van Klootwyk visited his children in Des Moines the latter part of last week, returning from the trip with family updates and local news.
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