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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1926
Page
5
An old medicine wagon arrives as Sally rebukes a suitor. Dobiddle lectures on fair dealing and warns Sally about men's vanity. Archimond, a sharp-dressed high-pressure man, enters a widow’s house and overhears two women chatting behind a thin wall as the scene ends.
Mr and Mrs Will Vriezelaar and children visited relatives in Otley Sunday. Harold North and Co closing out sale drew good crowd and valuable items. North plans to move to Monroe early next year. Anne Beyers family visited Des Moines. Bertha Beyers recovering from appendicitis. Frazer and Vander Ploeg families toured Oskaloosa to visit Charles Frazer in hospital with a broken hip. J B Vriezelaar’s Otley visit with sister Mrs Honnold. Santa Claus handed out candy to Otley tots at Van Vliet store. John Vander Baard family visited Pella.
Trustees of the Christian Benevolent Association in Sheldon voted last Friday to purchase the Myers property from Frank and F E Frisbee for 12000 dollars. The east Sheldon site includes a large house with outbuildings and about three acres of trees shrubs and orchard, suited for an aged residence. The association formed largely by the town's First Reformed and Christian Reformed churches has undertaken a campaign in recent years.
A religious association expands across Minnesota to Dakota and beyond with A Haze of Sheldon as financial agent collecting members. The home will house ten seniors under a self funded system, not a charity, with future additions planned. Applications already arrive as occupancy nears. Indians have equal access to public aid per a Tama county Musquakie case, AG Gibson notes urging trustees seek Interior aid first to confirm government support in distress.
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