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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1941

Page

2

Local births and holiday notices in Pella area

A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Henry R Roorda at their country home west of Pella on December 30. Local families and visitors circulated through town for Christmas and New Year events, with health updates and social calls across Pella and nearby towns including Oskaloosa Newton Des Moines Ames and Sully. Interspersed are hospital stays travel for relatives and a funeral in Newton for Ralph Trosler.

Henry R. Roorda Pella Peter Bloom Frank Huyser Peter Bloem Oskaloosa Newton Ralph Trosler Mr. Trosler Bientema Bloems Anthony Ting Mahaska Hospital Virgie Mosby West Union F.l Halverson Ito Mra Peter R. van Gorp Carl Ver Steeg Wooster Ohio Carl Ver Steeg Wooster College Res Nancy Lou Dale Lille Otley Collins Memorial Hospital Knoxville Lille Bernice Carter Evelyn Frances Raymond van Steenis Murray Ten Hagen Prairie City P. Ten Hagen Carrie Muilenberg Christine William van Buren Moline Fred Dekker J. Dutt Govert Henry Vanden Qever Martha Firth John Firth Des Moines J. Klyn N. de Winter Harry Viersen Emiline Porter Mia. Bartlow Geraldine Ruth Washington Town Stoop Pauline Lucille Terpstra Lynnville Harry Engle Pleasanton Kansas George Terpstra The Sully

Obituary for Mrs L Lautenbach of Pella area

Mrs L Lautenbach died at home of her children near Pella on December 24. Survived by two daughters and one son, plus a brother and sister, all of the Pel community. Funeral December 27 at 1 30 pm at Pella Burial Association Funeral Home with interment in Oakwood cemetery.

Pel Pella Burial Association Funeral Home Oakwood Cemetery

Ned A De Reus dies after operation at Mahaska hospital

Ned A De Reus aged 80 died of pneumonia at Mahaska hospital Oskaloosa after surgery on December 21. Born 1877 near Pella he lived in the Bethel area and later Pella where he carpentered and worked for Rolxcreen. He married Gertrude Klein in 1904 and leaves five children Gary Marion Jean and Harold plus a Ruby son who died. Funeral at First Reform Church with Rev Anthon Haverkamp. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery.

Ned A. de Reus Mahaska Hospital Oskaloo Anie de Reus Bethel Pella Dirk Rietveld Gertrude Klein G. T. H. Klein Uuby Matthew Gary de Reus Marion de Reus Harvey Iowa Jean Tharp Richland Towa Harold de Reus de Reus Rolxcreen First Reform Church Anthon Haverkamp Oakwood Cemetery

Dutch Textbook Purges Highlight Nazi Rule In Holland

Amsterdam reports show Dutch schools erasing Queen Wilhelmina references and shifting to a strictly historical view under German occupation. Dr. J Van Dam urges calm amid political disputes as universities close and Christmas breaks are moved earlier. Other notes include stricter content rules and adjusted language teaching to align with German influence.

Amsterdam Berlin Wilhelmina Holland J van Dam House of Orange van Dam Leyden Delft Amsterdam University Jeague of Wilheltains Houke Orange Neca Barta R.” van Dam Brewram Germany Iso

Obituary: John Weyers Dies in Des Moines Hospital

John Weyers died at Methodist hospital Des Moines at 7 30 PM Saturday December 28 after a three week illness. Born in Pella son of Herman Weyers and Marie Synhorst he lived most of his life in the area except for a few years in Oskaloosa. He married Agnes Andeweg of Pella and they had no children. Survived by wife three brothers Herman Weyers Adams Nebraska Sovereign Weyers Otley and D H Weyers Pella with Marinus preceding him in death. Funeral at home Tuesday at 1 30 PM and 2 PM at Second Reformed Church conducted by Rev R J Vanden Berg assisted by Rev Edwarda of Oskaloosa. Interment.

John Weyers Methodist Hospital Des Moines Mr. Weyers Herman Weyers Marie Synhorst Pella Oskaloosa Agnes Andeweg Weyers Adams Nebraska Souvereign Weyers Otley D. H. Weyers Marinus Second Reformed Church R. J. Vanden Berg Edwarda Oakwood Cemetery

Mrs William Kelderman dies at 88 in Pella home

Mrs William Kelderman died Monday morning at her residence after a long illness. She was 88 years, 10 months and 22 days old. Survived by husband W Kelderman who died earlier this year and ten children, plus 41 grandchildren and 43 great grandchildren. Funeral at First Christian Church in Pella, burial Oakwood Cemetery.

William Kelderman W. Kelderman Ryk William of Leighton Peter Pelle Geo Albert Oskaloosa J. Seekers Nick Bo

Mrs C T Van Lint obituary ends with scant details

Mrs C T Van Lint died at Mahaska hospital Oskaloosa at midnight December 28 after a period of ill health. She was 61 years old and survived by a daughter and a grandson. No funeral services were held locally.

C. T. van. Lint Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa Herge

Dutch Education Policy Tightens Across Curriculum

A Dutch education crackdown targets patriotic propaganda and nationalist subjects. Dr J Van Dam appeals for calm as texts are revised to a historical view, banning praise of Reich and Orange lineages and forbidding the Wilhelmus national anthem. Meat shortages persist under German occupation with confiscations and restricted markets.

Holland Letter From War Time Bread and Coal Shortages

A Dutch reader reports Berlin style daylight hours and constant danger from air raids. He describes scarce bread at 286 grams daily, limited coal and gas, and prohibition on foreign broadcasts. Cars are reserved for soldiers while private vehicles are seized, yet civilians show Unity across religious lines.

Holland Berlin H. Tap

Right Diet Needed For Safe Driving

Night traffic accidents rise threefold at night due to drivers not regaining normal vision after glare. Night blindness, common yet unrecognized, stems from vitamin A deficiency. a diet including dairy products like butter milk cheese and ice cream plus yellow green vegetables and eggs supplies daily vitamin A.

National Daily Council

Hope For Safe Living Habits In Iowa 1941

The Iowa Department of Public Safety outlines questions facing motorists for 1941. It warns that continued reckless driving could raise deaths and injuries among residents. Hospitalizations and medical costs for auto crash victims strain families and the state.

Iowa

Tow State Traffic Report Reveals 1940 Accidents

Officials cite the November 1940 accident report from the Department of Public Safety as showing highway deaths rose in November and 50 died in Towa with 1 265 injured. The study notes 2 095 total crashes 1 978 due to violations mainly drivers lacking right of way and 135 from drinking. Pedestrian fatalities totaled six with 162 struck and 146 injured. Darkness accounted for 885 crashes causing 20 deaths.

Department of Public Safety Towa

Newborn Calf Needs Cow's First Milk For Start

Iowa State College dairyman E N Hansen notes newborn calves benefit from nursing the dam for a few days. Colostrum aids digestion and immune defense. at 2 to 4 days old calves can be bucket fed or put with a nurse cow. Feed three times daily with fresh warm milk and keep buckets clean to avoid digestive issues.

E. N. Hansen Iowa State College

Dissolution Notice for Vos and Veemon Firm Variety Store

Notice announces dissolution of Vos and Veemon partnership Var ity Store in Pella Iowa with Herman Vos continuing and James Veenman retiring. All outstands due are assumed by Herman Vos and debts should be paid at the usual business place. effective January 1 1941. Dated at Pella December 31.

Herman Vos Das Veet Pella Iowa Vos & Veonon James Veenman Herman Vor James VE

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