News Items of Pella Surrounding Towns and Communities
A long column of local notices from Pella area towns recounts minor incidents and social happenings. Topics include a car accident near town, visits by Lew Henry and family, Otley oil station transfer to Frank Autimiete, church notes on Rev Prost, and arrivals from Seattle. Various locals, hospital stays, bridal shower for Miss Jennie Van Zee, and church events at Lymnville are listed with brief travel and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Veldhuizen
Lew Henry
Des Moines
Leon Baker
Otley
R. V. McKeever
Betty
Newton
John Breen
Frank Autimiete
Seattle
C. Huisman
Prairie City
L. van Dusseldrop
Mercy Hospital
Oskaloosa
Gus Aalbers
Jennie van Zee
Jennie
Doctor Bode
Grundy Colle Grundy Center
Christian Reformed Church
Monroe
C. Vander Wiel
Johanna
C. van Buren
Maggie Wouda
Pella
Nick Hoomstra
Local People Attend Shows and Visit in Cordova Area
Special Correspondent reports residents and families in Cordova and nearby towns attending events and visiting Knoxville. People named include Mr and Mrs George Daily and children, Mr and Mrs R M Hart, Henry Merryman, Henry Van Roekel, Clark Koons, and J M Hart. Attendance at funerals, court, lodge meetings, and social visits across Cordova Knoxville Monroe and Loulla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daily
R. M. Hart
Knoxville
MH Hart
Vlark Koons
Henry Merryman
Henry
Des Moines
Herman
Stirneman
van Valet
Otley
Cordova
Emma Shilling
Grace Ballard
Gladys
Louilla
May de Buck
Beulah
Henry de Buck
Newton
Frank Ford
Henry van Rockel
George Roff
J. M. Hart Peter van Hemert
C. C. Core
Roy Carr
J. M. Hart
Uth
May van Hemert
George
Alberta
Billy
Clarence Bricker
Margie
Chester
Blain Calkins
Local Social Notes from Eddyville and Surrounding Areas
Eddyville residents share visits with relatives in Pella Oskaloosa and Bridgeport. Families like Van Zouk De Gues Van Loon and Verrips visit kin, while Bos welcomes a baby girl Beulah Dean born November 18 1927. D Van Loon recovering at home after hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew van Zouk
Pella
Jelle Westercamp
Henry
Oskaloosa
Nick de Gues
Gid van Loon
Fifield
H. G. van Oone
John Fynaardt
Friay
G. W. Verrips
A. Verrips
H. S. Life
Leighton
J. E. Ellenwood
H. G. van Done
C. Visscher
Geo. Steele
Bridgeport
Nick DeGues
Neal
Nick
John Scott
Lorna
J. E. Walker
John Bos
Prairie City
Beulah Dean
Bos
Cora Wynberg
F. W. Visser
Oskaloosa Visitors and Local Calls Reported in Durham
Durham residents and relatives are noted visiting and calling in Oskaloosa and Knoxville. Henry Plate and family from Oskaloosa visited Arie Toll home. Nunikhoven duo called at Case Nunikhoven home. Charlene Harrington of Knoxville visited Oral Adair. Firmer Adair ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Diphtheria quarantine lifted for Nick Booys after fumigation. Dave Van Steenis and Garrit Dykstra guests and shoppers in Knoxville and Knoxville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Plate
Oskaloosa
Arie Toll
A. J. Nunikhoven
Case ‘Nunikhoven
Herman
Luella May Rankin
Andpa
Grandma
Ro Toll
Oral Adair
Harry Vander Helden
Henry Toll
Des Moines
Neal Toom
Rex Rowley
Little Son
Charles Tom
Charles Toom
Ellis Metcalf
Charlene Harrington
Knoxville
Adair
Nick Booys
Dave van Steenis
Garrit Dykstra
Gleaners Sunday School Hosts and Local Visits
Gleaners class of Community church hosted by Mrs. Wallace Elscott and Mrs. Carroll Younkin drew many members including Mrs. Conn, Mrs. Poots, Mrs. Burnham, and guests. Vernon Smith and Raymond Wisgerhof, Ames students, returned home with yellow jaundice. Local visits spanned Lynnville to Newton with church events, aid meetings, and a December 4 missionary talk by Miss Edith Newlin at the Community church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend’s
Lymnville
Williams
Oskaloosa
Wilde
Alvin Vanness
Dorotha
Doris
Howard
Newton
Edward Phillips
Lucile
Andrew Geertama
R. G. Conn
Henry Klyn
Dorothy
Ruth
T. J. Hagens
John Benberges
Ella
John Holdsworth
Elsie Graham
Gladys Olson
Elizabeth Breeden
Cecilia Shutts
Maude Kling
Velva Vander Pol
Anna Wisgerhof
Lester Landaal
Christian School
C. de Pringer
Wallard
John Potts
Margaret
Raymond
Grinnell
C. 0. Macy, Jr
G.L. Perry
Des Moines
Flora Geertsma
Raymond Donald
Robert Wisgerhof
Wallace Elscott
Carroll Younkin
Gleaners
Community Church
G. Conn
John Poots
Elmer Burnham
Stanley Wood
C. B. Welle
Victor Halbloom
Hollie Younkin
Gerrit Kruseman
George Perry
George Kiene
C. J
Victor Kalbloom
Mr. Halbloom
John Jensen
C. Ver Steegt, Jr
Henry Vander Wilt
Burl Miller
John C. Terlouw
John
Tunis Hartgers
Ray Sherman
Simon
Arthur Vander Pol
Harry Boat
R. G
John Conn
Ernest Beyer
Pella
Albert Buttenwerf
Buitenwerf
K. D. Monsma
Lynnville
Simon Vander Pol
Henry Mathes
First Reformed Church
Lor Home
van Arkle
John de Jong
H. Buitenwerf
Will van Genderen
Henry van Wyk
Dick Vos
Mattie Lan
Curt Burnham
Beulah Miller
Betty Smith
A. L. Smith
Albert Buitenwerf
Treva
Grace
H. Buintenwerf
Marjorie
Florence
Robinette
Agnes
Walton Conover
Adam King
J. Brunner
W. T. Conover
Mra. C. O. Macy, Jr
Community notes from Galesburg and vicinity
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Louis Groves and W C De Bruyn visit Charles Holmes. Miss Arleene Zickle appears in Pella. Christian Aid and Methodist Aid events held with an oyster supper. Revival meetings led by Reverend Zenor announced. multiple social visits among Zickel Hoekstra Holmes and related families. minor car accident near Lovell Carpenter retained no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Groves
W. C. Dé Bruyn
Charles Holmes
Arleene Zickle
Pella
Christian Aid
Jax Wheeler
Lovell Carpenter
Max
Guy Zickel
Monroe
Zickel
Peter Zickel
Louella de Bruyn
M. Carnahan
Reasnor
W. C. de Bruyn
Floyd Holmes
Iona
Kathryn
Chas, Holmes
Methodist Aid
Graffis
Zenor
Christian Church
Howard
Jennie
Arlenee Zickel
Andrew Hoekstra
Frank Zickel
near-Killduff
Arie Zwank
Bert Breen
Arleone Zickel
Jennie Holmes
Local Residents Return from Business Trips
Knoxville teacher Florence Proffitt returned home from Percy Friday evening. Ruth Roberts visited Oskaloosa Saturday. W. G. Maddy came home to Tracy after a day’s business. Sam Ferguson returned to Louilla. G. W. Harvey went home to Oskaloosa after district court. Roy E. C. Brooks travelled to Des Moines Saturday noon. Charlene Harrington visited Harvey over the weekend with sister Oral Adair. Thomas Mitchell returned from Des Moines Saturday. Judge W. G. Vander Ploog also returned from Des Moines Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Houser
Tracy
District Court
R. I. Kendrick
P. K. Hogate
Hogate
Jessie Anderson
Mary Christ
Des Moines
N. C. Hillabert
Pleasantville
Walter Hawk
Ponca City
Oklo
Walter
Te Seit
Erma Carruthers
M. E. Carruthers
Columbia
Margaret Hedrick and
Wilbur Amsberry
Mary Stentz
Ottumwa
Clyde Stentz
Chester Stentz
Josie Strawn
Margaret Gilmore
J. R. Heatherlin
Charley Reeves
Centerville
W. M. Reeves
Charley
Government Hospital
F. M. Watson
S. H. Dickey
Swan
J. V. Dalin
Phyllis
Nora O’conner
Sue Stone
Hobart Wilson
Roy Dubree
Sam Michell
Albia
W. C. Hulgan
Ames
Town State College
Mid-West Gas Men's Association
C. A. Brooks
Denver
Colo
E. C. Brooks
Newton Young
Paris
Evelyn Coffing
Maryville
William Doffing
St. Joseph
Missouri
Miss Doffing
Winnie Henry
Pershing
Pekin
Leo Mockenhaupt
W. J. Wilson
Detroit
Mich
Dodge Bros
Billy
C. C. Griffith
Misouri
E.H. Collins
Central States Electric Co
Collins
Joliet
Elgin
Aurora
Harvard
Ill
John M. Drabelle
Cedar Rapids
Central States Electric Engineer
Boone, Perry
Florence Proffitt
Fee
Percy
Ruth Roberts
Oskaloosa
W. G. Maddy
Sam Ferguson
Louilla
G. W. Harvey
Roy. E. C. Brooks
Charlene Harrington
Harvey
Oral Adair
Thomas Mitchell
W. G. Vander Ploog
Farmer efficiency in creased says Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine reports in the annual aid to farmers that efficiency has risen. Milk output grows despite fewer cows, due to better cows and methods. In nine years after WWI, agriculture has undergone major changes increasing land and labor output as tractors replace horses and mules, freeing land for other uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Jardine
Marion County Cow Testing Association Banquet
Marion County dairy men and Dairy Calf Club members gathered in Knoxville on Friday night December 9 for a banquet. Eugene Fox June McCorkle and Orvel McCorkle provided music. E. D. Flanagan S. A. Roberts Waldo McCorkle offered talks. Hattie Dwight Harvey read, and Prof Shultz spoke. The program highlighted balanced rations and feeding by production raising profits, and noted several new bulls bought for breeding higher efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Cow Testing Association
Knoxville
Eugene Fox
June McCorkle
Orvel McCorkle
Presient E. D. Flanagan
S. A. Roberts
Waldo McCorkle
Hattie
Dwight Harvey
Prof. Shultz
Dairy Extension Department
Marion County Dairymen
Autoist Slugged and Robbed After Giving Lift
Robert Cox of Pocatel lo Idaho offered a ride to a stranger on the Lincoln highway Two miles east of Grand Mound Iowa. The assailant struck Cox with a blunt instrument looted $225 a water and a diamond ring then threw him from the coupe and escaped in the car. Cox recovered today at Grand Mound service station after lying unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cox
Pocatello
Idaho
Lincoln Highway
Grand Mound
Iowa
Cox
Rubber stamps offered for business use with help to select
Chronicle office invites business buyers to consult for rubber stamps then place orders. Prices described as very reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Calf Club Sales Soar At Chicago Market Driven by 4-H
About $246 861 was paid for Chicago calf club calves fed by local 4 H youth. A total of 185 calves sold at the international show average 1039 pounds and $18 54 per cwt, led by grand champion Clifford Johnson of Elkport Iowa at $50 per cwt. Across the year 1819 calves sold averaging 900 pounds for $15 03 each, with 88 percent handled by the Chicago Producers Commission Association. The National Producers hosted 4 H youth during International Week and awards included gold and silver medals for champion club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clifford Johnson
Elkport
Chicago Producers Commission Association
Co-Operative
T Have
Baby Beef Club
Fate Barrow Club
Dressed Chicken Sale By Cemetery Aid Group
The Cemetery Aid committee will host its annual sale at the Farmers' Co-op Exchange on Saturday December 17 featuring dressed chickens baked goods homemade canes and needlework items available to shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Co-op
The Book Shop Seeks Proof of Wonderful Values
A fragment urges proving the value of greeting cards gift dressings can dies and pictures. The note promotes a shop's call to customers to visit and verify the claims about quality and worth.
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Hubert Terrill
J.J. Lindersman
John Oak
Ie Iman
Lloyd Townsley
Seville
Hollie Campbell
Oe B. Perdue
Sylorida
California
Eddyville
the Tribune
Durham
Sully
Galesburg
Marion CO
COW Testing Association
Cook
Bell Clothing House
van den Berg Electric Co
Poland
Peter Synhorst
Radiola
the Chronicle Ofce
Republic
Denby
van Houweling Auto CO
Lux
Goldust
Seal Brand
Genuine Santos
Sunkist
Ceresota
Farmers’ Co-operative Exchange Store
A. van Drimmelen
Mgr
Fyr-Fyter
Gerard M
Gosselink
Pella, IA
the Book Shop
Reasner
Mammoth Jack
Guernsey
Jersey
John Deere
Elmer Heffelfinger
Walker & Hefflefinger
Leslie Byers