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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1925

Page

6

Swan Hunter Killed Sunday in Accidental Shot

Ivan Ray Knotts, 25, was fatally shot in the abdomen by his brother-in-law James Rodda during a hunting visit near Swan. Knotts died at Mercy hospital Des Moines about six hours after the accident on January 12, 1925. Rodda, distressed, was not blamed. Knotts leaves a wife Amelia, a 26 month old son, and parents H E and Myrtle Knotts, along with siblings and a local community affected by the tragedy.

Swan Ivan Ray Knotts James Rodda Mr. Knotts Mr. Rodda Knotts Rodda Ewe al Town Bias Amelia Rodda H. E Myrtle Knotts Marion County Austin Knotts Marie Young Ivan Young Chilicothe Christian Church Riverside Lodge No Knoxville Journal

Shall City Buy the Cemetery Contained in an election report

The city council weighs purchasing a cemetery offered for 1000 dollars, the amount invested. The chamber of commerce prompted a voter referendum, proposing the chamber cover election costs to authorize purchase. A committee prepared the plan for action at the March regular election, with debate on holding a special election if the council delays until voters decide.

Chamber of Commerce C. of C

Cemetery Proposal to be Formally Presented Later

The article notes that the election is only to relieve officials of responsibility by law. A future meeting will consider the cemetery association’s proposal in written, definite form for formal action.

Cemetery Association

Promising Orange City Native Arta Hospers

Arta Hospers born September 28 1875 in Orange City Iowa to Henry and his wife. She grew up there and joined the First Reformed Church under Rev Matthew Kolyn. She attended Orange City Academy and Oberlin College with a focus on music.

Arta Hospers Orange City Iowa Henry Hospers First Reformed Church of Matthew Kolyn Eva Oberlin College

Mrs Arie P Kuyper of Pella Dies After Illness

Mrs Kuyper wife of Arie P Kuyper of Pella died after a battle with a tumorous growth and neuritis. She and her husband raised two sons Jean and Hospers and were active with the Second Reformed church. Funeral services were at Second Reformed Church with interment at Oakwood. She leaves three sisters and two brothers among a large family.

H. M. Bruins Oakwood

Thanks for kindness after our loss of wife and mother

In this time of bereavement we express gratitude for the sympathy and aid from friends during our sorrow. We especially thank those who ministered to us or offered tributes to our dear one. Peter van Sittert and family.

Peter van Sittert

Van Niewaal travels from Des Moines to Chicago for family move

Orin Van Niewaal drove to Des Moines Friday afternoon then the next day took his sister Mrs. G. V. Orr and her young son to their new home in Chicago guiding the move and family relocation across state lines.

Orin van Niewaal Des Moines G. V. Orr Chicago

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Swan Hunter Arta Hospers Kuyper Smith Shipley CO Home OF Oikaloasa, Iowa High Ave Oskaloosa Big Mac Fifield Otley Pella Lady Ramsden Dainty Golden Prince Ramsden T’lam Cemetery Aid A. Kool & Son L. F. Beyer
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