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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1932

Page

12

Two Otley Accidents Reported In Nearby Towns

In Otley Iowa on a icy Wednesday two incidents involve local families and neighbors. Jake Ver Heul and family suffered a crash near the Clarence Renaud residence injuring a little girl who is reported as seriously hurt but improving. In a separate mishap Seth Niemantsverdriet’s daughter broke her arm while roller skating. Dr. Carpenter set the bone as she recovered.

Jake Ver Heul Sully Otley Clarence Renaud Richard Postma Edgar Thornton Monroe Seth Niemantsverdriet Dr. Carpenter

Leighton Community Notes Include Arm Injury and Socials

Leighton Iowa Feb 8 Mr and Mrs Gerrit Van Zomeren hosted relatives while neighbors gathered for visits and needlework. Floyd Brummel broke his arm cranking a car. Numerous social calls, farewell parties, and church meeting notes fill the week along with moves to nearby farms and obligations at the Reformed church.

R. van Heukelem Edna Wm. van Heukelem Floyd Brummel Walter Brummel

The Newspaper Critic in Rayalton Banner

A humorous quote from the Rayalton Minnesota Banner argues that critics of local papers rarely support them. It notes ad absence, lack of work, failure to subscribe, and minimal lending, yet still shows keen interest upon issue release.

Rayalton Minn.) Banner

Should the poor give should the poor give

Macedonia gave out of deep poverty a fund of 30000 for missionary projects in Africa and South America. A small church with property losses in a dam disaster sent 209, and the missionary society secretary was reproached for accepting it. The reply cited the widow with two mites as a justification.

Macedonia Africa South America The Missionary Society Treasury Christian Life Missionary

Ice Harvest On At Cordova Iowa

Ice harvesting activity around Cordova details farm union shipments of hogs from Howell and Cordova, local illnesses, travel, and community updates. Mentions squads from Pella, Red Rock, and Knoxville quilt show with residents like Hart, Karr, De Heer, Muilenberg, Bricker, Van Hemert, and Daily amid minor vehicle and medical notes.

Farm Union of Pella Howell Cordova Mr. Schippers Calvin Bricker

I Just Teach School Poem Reflection on Teaching

A short verse by an unknown author extols teaching as a quiet force that inspires poets soldiers and statesmen. It portrays teachers guiding students toward lofty aims through disciplined, purposeful study and personal example. The piece highlights education as a seed of future achievement.

Harvey Resident Wages Blizzard Toll and Local News

Harvey Iowa reports ten inches of snow from a fierce blizzard, now melted to half with mud and crusts of ice. W. H. Lancaster dies at Williams hospital. funeral at Harvey M E Church. Ed E Watts reappointed postmaster. Edging into local notes, residents discuss war enlistment, weather quirks, and visits from former Harvey residents and neighbors.

Harvey, Ia Jack Frost W. H. Lancaster Williams Hospital Oskaloosa M. E. Church Harvey Trostis Eureka Cemetery Watts Washington

Happenings in Peoria Vicinity

Peoria Iowa February 8 Mr and Mrs John Vander Hart hosted Sally Visitors Tuesday afternoon. James Roose and family joined Henry Hugen’s household that evening. Mrs Louis Van Der Melen visited Paul Nicusma’s home Monday afternoon. Connie and Atie Dahm returned from Denver Colorado after weeks with sister Mrs Gerrit Pethoven. Mr and Mrs Hayser and family visited Cornelius Van Der Hart Friday evening. Kenneth Fox of New Sharon stayed several days with sister Mrs Harold Sheesley. Mr and Mrs Wm Bender spent the day at John W Stuarsma’s Friday. Mrs Mathew Van Arkel and daughter Wilma Mae were there Friday.

Henry Menninga Pete Dunnink Pella Seth Menninga de Koekkoek Gerrit van Be John van Ginkel Mrs. van Ginkel Elmer van Duren van Duren J. H. Rempe Leighton L. Overbergen Harry de Bruin T. A Rena Meppelink Rose Hill Bernice de Reus Central H. Roorda the Reformed Church J. C. den Hartog den Hartog C. den Hartog C. Sedrel Oskaloosa Harmon Peoria Iowa John Vander Hart Sally Louis van der Melen Paul Nicusma Connie Atie Dahm Denver Colo Gerrit Pethoven Mrs. Hayser Cornelius van der Hart Kenneth Fox New Sharon Harold Sheesley Mrs. Wm. Bender John W. Stuarsma

New Sharon Man Digs Potatoes In January

A. E. Longaker of New Sharon brings several potatoes he dug in his garden to the office in January. The feat contrasts with past winters famed for deep cold and snow, prompting reflections on milder winters and shifts in state prosperity.

Sharon New Sharon Star Iowa California A. E. Longaker

Notice of Estate Sale Hearing in Marion County Iowa

In the District Court of Iowa Marion County the estate of P M Van Zee is discussed with an administrator Russell Van Zante seeking court approval to sell 186 11 acres of real estate to pay debts. Hearing set February 22 1932 at 9 am in Knoxville Court House to consider the report and application with interested parties allowed to appear.

Pella Towa Dick C. van Zante Russell van Zante P. M. van Zee Marion County Iowa District Court of W. S. Cooper Bth Judicial District of Knoxville

Living memories and old time habits reflected in home life

Nostalgic reminiscence recalls pine shingle boards, family evenings on the porch, children walking to school, high wheel bicycles on wooden sidewalks, and modest home routines like bowl haircuts and late bedtimes. Advice on choosing durable curtains emphasizes light laundering and color harmony with furniture.

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