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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1948
Page
9
News notes residents moving to Sully and Otley, and visits across Reasnor. Local families update as illnesses include pneumonia scarlet fever and a fatal heart condition. Community events include church studies, a World Day of Prayer service, and a co op meeting upcoming in Otley.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Lamphier announce a Welb son Stephen born Friday at SkiiY Memorial Hospital Newton. This is the second child and first son in the home the mother is the former Rosetta Re Mrs Carl Dunnick of Lynnvihte visited Friday afternoon with Mrs Alice Shutts Mr and Mrs John Ven are the parents of a daughter Marva Ruth born Morey Hospital Os this the third child daughter in the home Mr and Mrs Ted Rozendan and Dick Baarda visited Sunday afternoon in the Wm Baarda home The annual meeting of the Sully Telephone Exchange was held Wednesday afternoon in the Community building Mr and Mrs John Laverman were pleasantly surprised last Monday evening Feb 2 in honor of their 24th wedding anniversary which was Jan 30 The evenings entertainment consisted of games and they were presented a beautiful plaque as a gift from the group Refreshments were served to the following: Mr yd Mr Jake Laverman Clarence and Arlene Mr and Mrs Wilbur De Penning and Rodney Mr and Mrs Joe Nikkel and Jerry Mr and Mrs Bernie Nikkel and Warren Lee Mr and Mrs Gerrit C Jansen Cornelia and Shirley Mr and Mrs Louis Dieleman and Norman Lee Cornie Jansen, Mr and
Mrs Gerrit J Jansen and Mr and Mrs John Laverman announce a daughter in law and son’s wedding on January 2 at the bride’s home with a double ring ceremony. The event featured pink and white decor and guests including the groom’s sister and the bride’s brother. The newlyweds plan to live on a farm near Taintor after March 1. Other items note visits, relocations, hospital stays, and local household movements among Vander Kamp, Van Wyk, Van Gent, and surrounding families.
Mr and Mrs John Vos of Killduff and others visited residents including Mrs Smoren burg Mrs M Van Gorp and Mrs Lep eltak. Families from Sully Creston and Gray Hawk Kentucky joined in celebrations such as the Den Hartog 58th anniversary and various family calls across several towns. Rev John H Piet of Vellore India engaged with residents, reflecting a broad array of guests at the home.
A record mentions visits by Mr and Mrs Joe Van den Berg to Mr and Mrs Willem Den Hartog. It lists Mount Vernon Monticello and Richmond as points of historical interest in Virginia. It notes the United States as the world’s leading producer of manufactured goods.
Laboratories in Chicago test a lard preservative to protect quality during summer shipping and for lard rendered at the Locker Plant at no extra charge. Mrs. Marie Nieburg nears moving into a new home on East Second Street described as beautiful and quiet with 99.44 percent cooperative materials. Gerald Lubbers expects Columbus Street home completion in two to three weeks as lumber and flooring stock improves after unloading four cars and three truckloads respectively.
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