WEDDINGS Coan Mellhon and others in Pella wed
Several couples tied the knot in early February with ceremonies in Minneapolis and Pella. John Coan married Carrie Mellhon in Minneapolis and will reside there. Otto Wynstekers wed Jennie Olivier in Pella and will farm nearby. A G Hayden wed Ella Vanderlinden in Oskaloosa and will live in Seattle. Sylvia Vander Pol married Leonard Landhuis in a quiet Pella area ceremony. The Chronicle offers best wishes to the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coan-Mellhon
Pella
Minneapolis
John Coan
That City
Carrie Mellhon
W. A. Butt
Chronicle
Wynstekers
Olivier Otto Wynstekers
Jennie Olivier
J. de Haan
First Christian Reformed Church
Hayden-Vanderlinden
A. G. Hayden
Ella Vanderlinden
Oskaloosa
Frank McCulloch
North C Street
George E. Purdy
The
Christian Church
Hayden
M. & St. L. Railway
Seattle
Oskaloosa Herald
Vander Pol-Landhuis
K. Vander Pol
Sylvia
Leonard Landhuis
Lumkes
Reformed Church
Iowa States
Alton Democrat
Postal Information and Sunday Church Attack Remedy
A mixed item discusses postal card regulations, postage rates, and envelope rules, plus a note on damaged street boxes and a humorous, repeated Sunday church attack remedy. The piece also cites a Snowstorm delaying mail, rural carrier disruption, and a call for ethical conduct.
Morbus Sabbaticus Disease Peculiar to Church
Morbus Sabbaticus or Sunday sickness is described as a disease peculiar to churchgoers in the fragment. The text notes its association with rest days and religious observance, suggesting a ceremonial or social mechanism behind its naming and spread within congregations.
Hef comes sooner stormy day advises outer wear
A weather note warns that stormy days make it prudent to use overshoes overcoats or umbrellas. The text emphasizes sticking to the old scheme that works and dismisses new approaches as ineffective.
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U.S
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