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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1925

Page

6

Iowa daily papers share state growth and shifts

Iowa counties show one third with daily papers while Clinton hosts three new church projects. Butler county completes 65500 feet of snow fence as Des Moines banks gain state fund depositories. A 40 acre Penn college farm near Oskaloosa valued at 12000 is donated by Mrs. Alice Swearingen.

Iowa Clinton Butler County Alice Swearingen Penn College Oskaloosa Des Moines Des Moines Gas Company Charles Aldrich State Britonical Department Websterly J. H. Wolf Primghal Bell Supreme Court Department of Justice Pilot Knob Forest City Executive Council Edinburgh Scotland Iowa Bankers Association Woodbury County Farm Bureau Sioux City

Family Reunion After Five Years At Hospers

Jacobus Datthyn of New York City, after five years of searching, found his wife Catthyn and their two children Jennie and Jake living in Hospers Iowa. The family had moved from New York to Alton then to Hospers, with Catthyn posing as a widow under juvenile supervision until local support ended. Catthyn’s husband, a New York Central brake man, tracked towns by name and photo, aided by railroad officials and detectives as he sought them, planning to bring them to New York. Meanwhile, the Hospers encounter ends in a hopeful reunion as the husband continues to pursue his family and arrange travel back home.

Jacobus Datthyn New York City Hospers Hespers Mr. Catthyn Iady Sioux County New York Jennie Catthyn New York Central Railroad

Co E Hamilton Funeral At Oskaloosa Thursday

Charles Edwin Hamilton born Fairmount Nebraska Sept 16 1879 died at his OsKaloosa home Jan 6 1925 aged 45 years 3 months 22 days The obituary notes he lost his mother when only two months old and was written by G W Shockley of Oskaloosa as published in the Oskaloosa Herald.

Co. E. Hamilton Oskaloosa Charles Edwin Hamilton G. W. Shockley Fairmount Nebraska Iowa

Brower Joins Brooklyn Church Choir as Tenor Soloist

Frank Brower accepts a post in a Brooklyn M E church as tenor soloist in the choir with a handsome small salary. His music will fund his college education in Iowa, supporters say.

Frank Brower M. E Brooklyn Frank Iowan

Mortuary Notice for Mrs A C Van Dyke at Home for the Aged

Mrs A C Van Dyke died at the Home for the Aged at 2 00 p m Saturday January 10 1926 aged 78 years 8 months and 4 days cause stroke of apoplexy following an earlier stroke She is survived by her husband two sons and two daughters One daughter Mrs John De Bruyn lives in Pella a son John lives at Eddyville and other children in distant states Funeral services were held at the chapel of the Home at two oclock Tuesday afternoon Interment at Oakwood

A. C. van Dyke John de Bruyn Pella John Eddyville Oakwood Cemetery

Steenhoek John Steenhoek dies in Pella at 57

John Steenhoek of Pella died at his home Friday January 9 1925 at 430 pm from Brights disease. He leaves a wife five sons and three daughters. Funeral services were held at the house and at First Reformed Church with Rev J Wesselink and Paul Renaud speaking. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.

John Steenhoek Pella Bright First Reformed Church

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