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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1929

Page

7

Social whirl in Pella hostesses clubs and churches

A flurry of neighborhood gatherings fills the week in Pella with dinners, bridge parties, and club meetings. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Paardekooper and others while groups such as the Women's Federated Club, Cheerful Workers, and A F and A M hold events. Activities feature meals, cards, games, sewing, and social hours as guests celebrate anniversaries and arrivals.

L. B. Bousquet Bridge Jean Lates Ter Fae LF. Batra Fox Devotant Bert Vande Kelft Cordova Cai Vande Kelft Pella Adler

Pella Residents Seek Home Change and Help

A fragment from Pella mentions Will Scarf and a sister visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dethonsen of Pella Hardware. The writer contemplates moving back, asks friends to inquire via Tunis H. Riein at Security Bank, seeks help with property, and notes attached sketches of nylite with a request to print the letter.

Pella Will Scarf Mev. Dethonsen Pella Hardware Tunis H. Riein Security Bank Palle Klein

Church Notes Services Across Holland and Nearby

Church listings show Third Reformed and Second Christian Reformed congregations in Holland with morning, afternoon, and evening programs. Topics include The Parable of the Leaven, The Olivet Discourse, The Final Conflict, and themes of faith, salvation, and spiritual warfare. Rev. Geo. Mennenga, J. Wesselink, and J. De Haan lead sermons. E. V. Goad and others deliver messages at Baptist services.

Third Reformed Church Holland First Reformed Church Geo. Mennenga Pres J. Wesselink Second Christian Reformed Church God Ee Baptist

Well and Happy in Cal G B Clark Letter to Localites

A Los Angeles letter from G B Clark dated January 25 1929 recounts his 55 years since leaving Great Bend Kansas his Christian missionary work in California and a series of accidents and recoveries including hospital stays and renewed faith while aging and reflecting on his life and family.

Dopot Lynwood Eif Dom

Miss Mary Caroline Thomas Dies at 82 in Pella Iowa

Miss Thomas born December 7 1846 in Fluvanna Virginia died at the home of her niece Fred Yankelma in Pella after illness from heart disease. She lived with sister Mrs R R Sadler for 53 years and was active in the Baptist church. Funeral Friday February 8 from the Yankelma home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.

Mary Caroline Thomas Fluvanna County Virginia Fred Lank‘elma Pella Fororen Rebrang Thomas R. R. Sadler Humeston Fell Pergos Taunt Puck J. 8. Gladstone Des Moines Henry Edmand Ames H. P. van Gorp Fred Lankelma H. H. Sadler W. W. Sadler R. L. Sadler Beckley West Virginia and ‘Hira Yankelma Oakwood Cemetery

Pella defeats Prairie City in second game 18 to 10

In a double header, Pella’s first team beat Prairie City 18 to 10 while the Prairie City seconds lost 20 to 14. Turner led Prairie City with notable dribbling and Curry added four points for Prairie City. Beyers and Langerak starred for Pella with multiple baskets and free throws.

Prairie City Seconds Pella Prairie City Altho Turner van der Ploeg Langerak Beyers Focal Pel Indveldt Ver Dught Curry Prairle City Pella Prairie City Curryf Pontico Ploeg Cauley

Misses Ice Slip In Pella Hurt Arm

Amsterdam special report notes Mrs John Vink fell on the ice Sunday in Pella and injured her arm badly. Mr and Mrs Abraham Bogaards of Knoxville visit with his parents near Fifield. James Van Lint called on C T Van Lint. Frank Figen and Kate Van Lint busied Sunday with N Van Lint family. Clarence Mathes visited Peter Klein's near Fifield.

John Vink Pella Abraham Bogaards Knoxville P. A. Bogaards James van Lint C. T. van Lint G. H. Klein Frank Figen Kate Henry van Lint

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Mra Garald Paardekooper Kuyper Mr REW Sosselt IK Family Gerard Goonelinie A. Vander Voort H. Jansen Sutz US Club Legion Hall Women’s Federated Club American Legion Hall Bridge Club KLINE J. P. Klein Monday Bridge Club Peace Street Ross Schakel Baptial Aid Society Svt Ured First Christian Reformed Nellie Popma Martha van Zante Cornelia Zylstra Tussah Menninga Mrs. van Zante D. C. van Zante North Broadway Valentine Ans. van, Rheenen Clui E. 0. W. Club Fred van Rheenen Broadway Federated C. H. Trunlee Manchester G. van Vit Washington Street van Vitet Fred van Maanen Leighton Bess DePrenger Ernest Place Cook Ivan Sadler G. F. Sadler Ivan Society First. Reformed Church Beulah Roorda North Main Street Sbamemee Margaret Wyina Cunera van Emmerik Helen Brooks Cornie Smorenburg Kentucky Heeren G. van Vliet Gertrude Donal Enos Heeren Hudsonville, Mich Miss Donai Gertrude Donai Sear Central Park G. W. Paardekoper Willard de Winter J. E. Shultz Bob Kuyper Louise Gladstone Artie Gaass Gerald Rysdam G. W. Paardekoo Oskala Jungh Canary Cottage A. F A. M Mangonie Hall Betty Ries George Ries Lincoln School Florence Ohland Betty Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion County Memorial Building Doe Mes J. Vander Voort J. Hoeksema D. Koopman Anna Duykhuis Tysselings Peter Tysseling Tysseling Albert Erril H G. de. Zwart Flagler M. T. Paardekooper H. O. McDowell Omaha B. Y. P. U. Supper The Baptist Church Sunnyside Beauty New York City Most Scientific First Christian Reformed Church J. de Haan Lord Poland Eng G. B. Clark Cal Mary C. Thomas Rexall Vander Linden Amsterdam Foetewe Bart Chronicle J.c.penney Franklin Street Pella, Iowa Coats Oppor Central States Southwest Corner Square
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