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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1935

Page

14

Community notices from nearby towns feature visits and events

Mission Prayer Band met at Mrs Perry Carter home. Sam and Sara Van Rheenen shopped in Pella. John Hoksbergen visited for weekend. Sarah Nicuwsma shopped in Oskaloosa. Bart Vander Wal ill in bed at Peter Vander Wal’s. Anna Langstraat visiting Gerrit Vander Hart. Van Alst aging mother ill. Lower Grove men to cut church fuel wood Tuesday. Ben Thaden cannot preach due to bad roads. two music specials planned for next Sunday Dec 15. Ebenezer Reformed waffle supper at church basement at 6 pm proceeds aid missions. Hasselmans hosted dinner at Lawrence Haas home. Van Haaften and daughter Ann visited Sedrels.

Mission Prayer Band Perry Carter Sam van Rheenen Pella John Hoksbergen Sarah Nicuwsma John Nicuswma Oskaloosa Bart Vander Wal Peter Vander Wal Anna Langstraat Gerrit Vander Hart van Alst Iban Huff Lower Grove Ben Thaden Central College Lower Grow Oty Ebenezer Reformed G. A. Hasselman Eleanor Maxine A. P. Hasselman Lawrence Haas Lacey W. A. van Haaften Ashter Ann Mrs. C. Sedrel

Ebenezer church Ladies Society meeting report

The Ladies Dorcas Society of Ebenezer Reformed Church held a regular Thursday afternoon meeting. Students performed a program with dialogues, recitations, piano solos, a pantomime, and vocal trio pieces. A social hour with refreshments followed the event as attendees prepared for the upcoming Friday evening program.

Hasselman G. A. Hasselman Ladies Doreas Society The Ebenezer Reformed Church Kenneth van Maanen van de Voort van Haaften Mabel Dedome Black Oak No. 6 Leroy Veldhuzen Bridget Beau Florence Brummel Evelyn Dykstra Boys Melvin den Marters Jedekiah Little Willie Henry Vande Voort Jack Reading June van Duren Miss Merton Milliner Wilhelmina de Jong Art Gallery Esther June van Duren Esther de Jong

Banquet and births noted in small town gatherings

Sally Carrol Macy and son Bryce attended an athletic banquet at Hotel Maytag hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. A daughter named Betty Joan was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Geenen. Numerous visits and social calls span Des Moines to Newton as residents share news of illnesses and family events with friends and neighbors.

Carrol Macy Son Bryce Joan Lee Perry Des Moines Will Perry Freda Sparks Hattie Smith Mabel Diel Wallace Kling Sparks Lynnville Masonic Hall Oscar Carpenter Tev Milton Baby Pella Calle Mhof Anne Oliver Wisgehof JM Wisgerhof Marento John Boat Marjorie Harris Boat Gordon Kellogg Henretta Budding Newton A. C. Boat Peter St Gormand P. G Peter ‘Rozendaal William Rozendaal Henry Welle Bert Shutts Kenneth, Carroll Francis Eloise Macy Dick Baarda Killduff C. de Prenger Oliver Wisgerhof Howard Vanness Knoxville Dorothea Doris Vanness Alvin Vanness Daal

Honor Roll and Community Notes Across Local Schools

The second six weeks honor roll lists seniors Hare Cornie Van Zee and Ma rand, junior Dorothy Van more, and several other students by grade. Raymond Wisgerhof’s son had an appendix operation in Mason City. A wedding took place at the Ade parsonage with Cora Vonk and Cornie Terpstra. a church dinner followed. City events include an oyster supper for Firemen and City Council, a Ladies Aid gathering, and multiple social visits, dinners, and birthday observances. Funeral services were held for Mary Aurilla Earp near Bussey with a Methodist ceremony and local pallbearers.

Hare Cornie van Zee Marand Dorothy Vanmore John Rock Ine Sparks Carroll Castorff Bruce Conover Eloise Macy Gerald van Hemert Howard Buitenwert Sylvia Vandereek Adelaide Rozendaal Nick Moksbersen Reasnor Holdsworth Victor Halblom Milton Schilde C. Eldridge C.” Sparks Fort McBride Laren Eldvilkee M. Willander Alice Shutts Gerrit W Xerhot Mathilde Brand Margaret Jake Brand Killbutt P. Vander Hast Frank Andreas Vish Joh van der Waal Alfred Miller Colt Wisconsin Peter Klooster Miller Skiff Memo Hospital Prescott Maris

Local Families Visit Vande Kieft and Keuning Closing Sale

Fifield and Vande Kieft families from Grand Rapids and nearby towns visited relatives in the area last week. Gerrit Vande Kieft and Sophie Verwers of Pella joined visitors Sophie Verwers and Henrietta Zegers. H Hiemstra and family from Otley stopped at Leonard Heimstra’s. Henry Keuning’s closing out sale drew many locals. the Keunings plan to move to town on January 1. T Vande Velde and William Zegers hosted visits. A regional oil meeting in Pella drew attendees from around the vicin.

Henry Vande Kieft Jake van Putten Wilmer Vande Kieft Grand Rapids Michigan Gerrit Vande Kieft Fami Sophie Verwers Pella Henrietta Zegers H. Hiemstra Otley Leonard Heimstra Henry Keuning Keunings T. Vande Velde William Zegers

Social gathering at Methodist Lads home includes many names

Mrs Albert Verwe hosted a Wednesday afternoon event with numerous guests listed including Lucian Lan phier John Van Gilst Fred Compton and Bert Romans. Nearby visits featured Roy Kingler Ronald and families from Victor and Clarence Smith. Several relatives from Kilduff Murphy Sully and Des Moines attended, with substitute teaching duties noted due to Mrs Danielson's absence.

Albert Verweed Methodist Lucian Lanphier John van Gilst Fred’ Compton Clarence Wheatcraft Theo, Emmett Bert Romans Charles Dick Homer Parish Vernon ‘Richner Roy’ Compton Susie Fenner George Benner Myra Compton Will Bichner C. H. Hiller Oscar Poetker Albert Berry B. C. Drury Des Moines Roy Compton Kilduff Sam Jones Colfax Tom Jones Es Moines James O'Brien Newton John Elscott Dorothy Danielson Killduff Vilisea Delmar Elscott

Local Social Visits Highlight Busy Week in Galesburg

Mrs John Ver Steeg spent last Tuesday afternoon in the P M Van Gorp home. Mrs Merlin Beha visited the W C Ruyn household. Mr and Mrs Freeman Hendricks were visitors Saturday in the Tweedine Fin Milage home. A laughter and multiple visits were noted around the Jewel home near Pella with a truckload of cat feeds taken to Ottumwa.

John Ver Steeg P. M. van Gorp Merlin Beha W. C. Ruyn Freeman Hendricks Jewel Pella

Community visitors fill Miller and Rouw homes Sunday

A large group gathered at the M J Miller residence and at the Rouw home and other local houses Sunday. Neighbors from Ames Keckland Pella Lynnville and New Sharon shared meals and called on families including the Leatherman Versteeg Wimner and Craver households. Mrs. Dirk Monsman entered Oskaloosa hospital for surgery.

Miller Ames Wm. Jackson Porter Warren James New Sharon David Longaker Karl Leatherman Keckland Walter Leatherman Clineton Dale Leatherman Leland Mr. Rouw Gradus Kuiperildren Flaine Arthur Glen Ian Northcutt A. B. Rouw Pella John de Dong Dale Shaw Erlyne Northcutt Jo Mae Spring Dirk Monsman Oskaloosa Anna Simmons Watch Simmons Rouw Gerald Alfred Linsted Jennie Shaw Bert James Ruth Opal Ward Landon Hull Mabel McGinn John Willemson Lynnville Ening

Mrs Mrs of Newton Teaches At Ludwig School

A Newton educator named Mrs Mrs is listed as teaching at Ludwig School. The brief item notes her involvement in the local school roster and highlights instructional duties within the district.

of Newton Ludwig School

Weekend Visits and Local Socials Schedule

Des Moines resident Mrs. Harvey Cox visited daughter Mrs. Engel Visser over Sunday. Bill Dennis attended Engel Visser’s funeral near Alliance on Sunday. P.T.A. gathering Wednesday featured music from Oskaloosa College. Kenneth McKenzie and wife, Dixie Mae, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morgan, and Harold Morgan, visiting from Dunlap, were hosted at Harold Morgan’s home Sunday. Mrs. Allen Tucker won a quilt at the M.I.Bae event Saturday. Henry Geery, Daisy O’Neil, and Sonny Williams went to Knoxville Sunday. A reception and food shower for the new pastor’s family is set for Thursday evening in the M.E. church basement. refreshments will be served.

Cox Des Moines Engel Visser Bill Dennis Harvey Engel Alliance P.T. A Oskaloosa Kenneth McKenzie Dixie Mae Peter Morgan Harold Morgan Dunlap

Prairie View Kansas Deaths and Local Robbery Report

Notice of the sudden death of JH Heusinkveld at Lynden Washington and memories of the family in Prairie View since 1892. Local crime reports describe a Robbery at Van Diest Bros wholesale house with masked assailants taking cigarettes and other wares after six, no trace found. Also notes about water tower relocation weighing 84 tons and Thanksgiving visits among local families including Nyhoff, Van Essen, Schakelaar, and Van Loenen with gathers across neighboring towns.

JH. W. Heusinkveld Lynden Wash San Luis Valley Jacob Soodsma Main Street van Diest Bros Grandpa Grandma Nyhoff George Allen Downs Kans Allan Wray Colo Maggie Bates J. van Essen Ben Schakelaar Jeanette Bertha van Loenen G. den Hollender Burlington Luke Ten Mulzen Firth, Nebr Art van Greuningen Norton, Kas van Loenen C. van Greunin

Local residents host visitors in autumn visit

The article lists numerous Rock Rapids Iowa residents and guests from nearby towns visiting relatives for a few days. It mentions families including Van Greuningen Nyland Van Kune Zinzmaster and Heersink, along with several young men traveling through Colorado and California.

Finest December Weather Reports Constant Sunshine

The passage notes unusually sunny days throughout December with nights avoiding freezing, implying consistently warm pattern. It emphasizes clear skies and mild nocturnal temperatures without frost.

Native of Pella Dies at Orange City

Mrs. John FE Starkenberg nee Ollie Sipman died at home on Wednesday November 27 at 9 15 after long illness due to diabetes and complications She was seventy nine years ten months four days born in Pella and spent childhood there The family moved to Sioux County in 1985 later to town and farms Her husband died in 1928 A son Steve died in 1988 leaving a widow and daughter Survived by eleven children forty three grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren The surviving sons and daughters lived nearby and Mrs Jackus of Pierre SD cared for her Burial followed at the Orange City cemetery with services at First Christian Reformed Church conducted by Rev R Bronkemain.

John FE. Starkenberg Ollie Sipman Pella Esta May John Starkenberg Sioux County Steve Rishon Edward Wesley Star F Kip Sibley Gerd Alton Kamstra Canby Minn Low Ketel Bigelow Arthur Alenberg Didohh Volga S.D Jackus Pierre Jacob le Mars S. D First Christian Reformed Church R. Bronkema Orange City Journal

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