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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1918

Page

3

News of Nearby Towns Collects Local Highlights

Mr and Mrs Chester VanCleave welcomed a 6 pound girl born Friday December 28. Miss Roberts the trained nurse attending Clarence VerSteegh left for Oskaloosa Monday reporting patient improving. Billy Lake Saunders and party returned from LeRoy Minnesota with game after buffalo and jackrabbit hunting. He hosted a dinner at the Phillips Hotel for about thirty friends featuring buffalo meat and jack rabbit. A large community watch night at the MBE church drew broad attendance from town and rural districts with S B Green’s band and multiple solos. Addresses by local business leaders followed the program. A major fire at the MBE church destroyed most furnishings, with only one rug, a library table, a pedestal and a chair saved. Insurance of 3000 covered the loss. the Sipes moved into the Tom Taylor residence. money will be spent to rebuild but cherished belongings cannot be replaced.

Chester VanCleave Miss Roberts Clarence VerSteegh Oskaloosa Billy Lake Saunders Bert Saunders Chas. Haworth Ray Duffus LeRoy Minn Billy Phillips Hotel MBE S. B. Green Wanda Ilah Lunt Beulah Core Jas. Shroyer T. R. Osborne Commercial Club Robert Shanahan Oskaloosa Commercial Club Col. E. B. Ferguson J. H. Taylor Scott Wilson Arloine Lunt Gladys Phillips Wanda Evans G C. Baker

Fire Destroyed Home Of Mr And Mrs Chas Sipe

A fire in Monroe destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Sipe early Thursday after midnight. James McCuen, staying with the Sipes, raised the alarm and escaped from smoke before neighbors were alerted as firemen battled a fast-moving blaze that likely started in the kitchen.

Chas. Sipe James McCuen Sipes Des Moines

Prairie City Briefs Highlight Local Travels and Visits

John Roorda left Monday to spend a couple of weeks in Pella. Mr and Mrs Oliver Van Arkel of Pella visited Murray Ten Hagens. Mrs M Stykhuis of Pella spent the latter part of last week with Mrs G W Veldhuizen. Private James Vander Waal, stationed at Camp Pike Arkansas, was home for a ten day furlough.

John Roorda Pella Oliver van Arkel Murray Ten Hagen's M. Stykhuis G. W. Veldhuizen James Vander Waal Camp Pike Ark W. H. Lyon Joliet Ill W. H. Lucas Harvey Cline A. P. Bybee Roy King and Children Des Moines Frank Buckles Ed King John Vander Linden Burlington Junction Lane Knoxville Dan Milo Alex Gelderblom Melcher Iowa Irene Tysseling Alton Tunis Tysseling Miss Tysseling Roy King Elton Jolliffe Vinton M. K. Jolliffe Basil Vinton Sunday Des

Visitors and locals noted around Eddyville this week

Mrs D A Van Zante hosted visitors from New Sharon and nearby towns including Pearl Steinkamp from Pella and Elsie Vansteenis from Leighton. Gerrit DeWild of Davenport visited, plans to go to France as a carpenter. Evans Brothers work on ice harvest delayed by warm weather, with E W Knemeyer and others involved.

the Tribune D. A. van Zante Huibregtse New Sharon Pearl Steinkamp Pella Elsie Vansteenis Leighton Curtis Sours Son Garrett Runnells Iowa Joe Johnson Gerrit DeWild Davenport Albert Aart DeWild Gerrit France Uncle Sam Evans Brothers E. W. Knemeyer Evans

Knoxville Social and Legal Notices Roundup 1918

Knoxville Iowa items include visits from W H Lyon Joliet IL and W H Lucas Harvey Des Moines guests, Irene Tysseling and Jolliffe family updates, threshing oats at Huffman ranch yielding 1331 bushels, and a patriotic four-star service flag on East Main. District Court notices announce quieting title suits in Marion County with detailed land descriptions and February 6, 1918 deadlines, plus legal ads for multiple defendants and property in Knoxville.

East Main Street Brann U. S Helen Brant Nashville Tenn Clerk of the District Court Marion County Iowa Knoxville Elijah Wilcutt Sarah Wilcutt Isaac Ross Morris L. Hallowell & Co Morris L. Hallowell James Traguire Joshua L. Hallowell Arthur W. Little Thomas W. Sweney Enoch R. Hutchinson Bridgman & Reed Reed District Court Hart & Hart

Remarkable Mammoth Tooth Found In Clay Township

Grant Kersey of Harvey reports discovering a near perfect mammoth tooth while digging a well in Clay township. The prehistoric tooth, found 28 feet deep in blue clay by the Des Moines river bottoms, measures about six inches with a crown roughly three by four inches. Researchers note it dates to ancient times before the Great Flood.

Grant Kersey Harvey Clay Township Des Moines Noah Kersey

Bombadier Beetles Use Poison Gas Tactics

The American Boy reports beetles of the Brachinus genus, notably B rachinus crepitans, eject a squid-like form that vents into pale blue green flames and smoke. The emitted fumes blind and paralyze pursuing ground beetles, allowing the Bombadier to escape. This curious defensive warfare highlights nature's countermeasures.

Town law bans tobacco use by students in public schools

The law of Town prohibits tobacco in any form by students at public schools and any student who uses it may be suspended or expelled from the school regardless of age.

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