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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1935

Page

8

Sale of Connie Van Hemert Leads Killduff Event

Bert Van Hemert and Simon Ter Louw attend a sale of Connie Van Hemert in Killduff on Wednesday. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Simon Ter Louw visited Thursday night with Mr and Mrs Peter Swank, and other locals including Mr and Mrs Henry Van Haaf ten visited Friday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Bill Hart. Pete Bandstra conducted a business visit in Eldora Tuesday of last week. Mr and Mrs Louis Van Haaf ten and Bobby visited Friday night with Mr and Mrs Frank Brom, while Mr and Mrs Rich Beyer and son Clifford visited the Hart home one day last week.

Bert van Hemert Simon Ter Louw Connie van Hemert Killduff Peter Swank Henry van Haaften Bill Hart Pete Bandstra Eldora Louis van Haaften Bobby Frank Brom Rich Beyer Clifford

Local social notes and club gathering recap

Local residents share visits and gatherings across families including Hulls McDowells and Whites with multiple households noted. The Busy Bee Club held an all day sewing meeting hosted by Thelma Vander Waal with 16 women, 10 men, and 7 children attending, and new members joining Helen Walker.

Harvey Family News From Knoxville Area In Early January

Birth announced for Glenn Laverne at 11% pounds to Mr and Mrs Babe Visser on January 16. Siblings ill. C M Wilson and L R Clements visit Tulsa. Hootoon visitors from Oskaloosa at L A White home. Billy Olive visits OskaLoosa. father improving at Mercy hospital. Mrs F Converse dies in Des Moines road collision near Knoxville January 17. OP Roorda sidelined by illness. Sammy Auble funeral attended by Harvey. School closed due to heating issues. Gerald Bryant suffers ear trouble.

Babe Visser Glenn Laverne Henry Rozenboom C. M. Wilson L. R. Clements Knoxville Tulsa Oklahoma Nuke Mr. Clements Paul Hootoon Oskaloosa L. A Roorda Harvey Sammy Auple Tracy Gerald Bryant

Local Social Notes and Wedding in Newton Area

Sally Miss Gertie Dieleman underwent an appendix operation at Skiff Memorial hospital in Newton last Thursday. Mrs. Peter Welle of Toledo visited from Tuesday to Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Kuyper and three children visited the John De Jong home last Wednesday. The Willing Workers Sunday school class of the Community church was entertained at Miss Erma Wisgerhof’s home last Thursday with the class’s regular business meeting and new member Hester Ellis. An evening of games and refreshments followed, with attendees including Alice Kiene, Mabel Dieleman, Detha and Doris Vanness, Lillian and Alma Halblom, Gertrude Van Arkel, Ruth and Margaret Briggs, Mathilda Brand, Louise Conover, Anne Wisgerhof, Mrs. Gerrit Vis, and Erma Wisgerhof. Evelyn Castorff visited her aunt Mrs. Fred Andrew for a few days. Margaret Dieleman left Newton Tuesday for new employment. A quiet wedding was performed at four o’clock last Wednesday afternoon by Rev. R. De Jong.

Gertie Dieleman Skiff Memorial Newton Peter Welle Toledo Gerrit Kuyper John de Jong Willing Workers Community Church Erma Wisgerhof Hester Ellis Alice Kiene Mabel Dieleman Detha Doris Vanness Lillian Alma Halblom Gertrude van Arkel Ruth Margaret Briggs Mathilda Brand Louise Conover Anne Wisgerhof Gerrit Vis Evelyn Castorff Fred Andrew Margaret Dieleman R. de Jong Louise Baarde Floyd Vander Zyl John Baarda Grinnell George Vander Zyl Sully High School Central College Pella Ralph Vander Zyl Frances Harthorn Sully Henry van Roekel Bryce Macy Hi Bedside Connie van Hemert Altho Gerrit Vander Pol Gerrit Wisgerhof Althor Wisgerhof Gerrit van Zante Monroe Elmer Throckmorton Rudy Heeren Otley Lester Wisg Dale Wildman Sioux City

Will Rogers film The County Chairman comes to Rivola

Described as Rogers finest yet The County Chairman opens at Rivola Oskaloosa Sat Jan 26 The Fox film adapts George Ade play with Rogers as a wily county boss supported by Evelyn Venable Kent Taylor Louise Dresser Berton Churchill Mickey Rooney and Stepin Fetchit The piece also features Rogers singing a western song and a torchlight procession scene.

Will Rogers Rivola Oskaloosa Hollywood Fox Film Rivola Theatre America George Ade Maclyn Arbuckle Arbuckle Willis P. Sweatnam Sassafras Step Fetchit Priest David Harum Rogers Wily Evelyn Venable Kent Taylor Louise Dresser Berton Churchill Mickey Rooney Frank Melton Stepin Fetehit Judge Priest

Louisa Baarda and Floyd Vander Zyl wed at parsonage

The ceremony united Miss Louisa Baarda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Baarda of near Grinnell, with Floyd Vander Zyl, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Vander Zyl. The couple, both connected to Sully, plan to live there as the groom works at the local creamery. Ralph Vander Zyl and Miss Frances Harthorn witnessed the wedding. Future home in Sully, with best wishes for a long, happy life.

Farmers Union Meeting at Gerrit Van Der Wal Home

The Cordova Farmers Union met at the Gerrit Van Der Wal home on Thursday evening. After business, refreshments were served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jasper De Raad and family, Bartus and Leonard Verwers, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Van de Kieft and family, Mrs. Henry.

Farmers Union Gerrit van der Wal Jasper de Raad Bartus and Leonard Verwers Gerrit Vande Kieft Henry

Local Visits and Social Calls Across Galesburg

Galesburg residents hosted and visited friends and relatives Thursday through Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. James De Penning stayed at the W. C. De Bruyn home. Miss Martha Meyer of Newton visited. Mrs. C. Breen and Ana tied Pipportings home. Mrs. Andrew Dykhuis visited Mrs. Naldo Steenhoek. Lester Hendricks and Katie Hendricks spent time with Floyday Guests. Howard Berken and others attended services for Mrs. Philip Olivier at the First Christian Reformed church in Ella. Marjorie Brock visited Monroe with her parents. Bertha Vande Voort called on Maggie Poortinga.

James de Penning W. C. de Bruyn Martha Meyer Newton C. Breen Ana Tie Pipportings Andrew Dykhuis Naldo Steenhoek Phurs Lester Hendricks Katie Hendricks Floyday Helen Menpinga Joward Bigved Schnug William Hendricks Frank Martin Marjorie Brock Monroe Bertha Vande Voort Maggie Poortinga Floyd Tool G. S. Poortinga Henry van Rheenen Arie Vande Voort Philip Olivier First Christian Reformed Church Ella Harold Howard Berken

Local social notes from Leighton and nearby towns

Community highlights list visits from Rene Van Heuke lem and L Overbergen households in Leighton Pella and Sully. Sunday school party hosted by Mrs J A De Jong with many attendees. Local sick lists births include a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jake De Jong.

Memories of Pella Readers Describe Mail and Times

A Pella Chronicle reader from Elma Washington writes in memories about postal hours from Saturday to Monday and box 18 for Sunday mail. He recalls renting box 13 in memory of family lore and notes frequent Chronicle deliveries, plus reflections on editor Goad and past shifts in Milton Iowa. He mentions old shovels and Ramseys warehouse.

Elma Washington Ice Pella Chronicle Chronicle C. de Vos C. de Moore Pella Goad Milton Iowa Mr. Goad Ramsey

Milton Jolley Medley of Work and Names in Pella

Retrospective piece recalls Milton Jolley once mistaken for C M Moore, detailing life in Pella and Portland. He recounts family nicknames, shovels, spades, and early labor, then criticizes the Townsend Plan and old age pensions while urging Bellamy and technocracy readings.

Townsend Edward Bellamy

Bookkeeping on the Farm

Modern farmers increasingly use formal bookkeeping for loans and operations. Farm Credit Administration reports over a million farmers submitted complete financial statements for loans, while Dairymen's League News notes many keep records for other reasons. Cooperative associations boost farm management as economics, finance, and tariffs shape personal outcomes.

Farm Credit Administration Dairymen's League

Knowledge and sound methods aid farm problem solving

Knowledge and sound methods to the sanitation of farm problems have made great progress and individual farmers are following the lead, according to Industrial News Review.

Industrial News Review

1934 law bans socialism and religion in Mexican schools

A 1934 enacted law prescribes teaching socialism and opposition to all religions in Mexican schools, outlining state endorsed ideology and secular guidance for education.

Mexico

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Tainter Elma Burden Nellie Hull Gordon Hull Donald Hull Sheldon Heitsman Claude Heitsman Raymond Mitchell Harold Hull Ollie McDowell Roger Jack Dale Taylor J. D. Hull Edd. Wehrle Lois Mitchell Jennie Olson Blanche Walker Ella Rice Blanche Rice Helen Walker Lela Cranston David Longaker Jack Miller Eddie Northcutt Harry Springer May Jack Linsted Bridge Bud Hull Afton Hull Bill Cranston Erlyne Northcutt Joan Rouw Anna Northcutt Prent Hull Delmer Evans Clair Evans Douglas Hall Porter Hall Everett Rouw Iowa Falls Esther Rouw Vera Vander Wilt John Vander Krol Earl Longaker Ray Ludwick Roy Roten Milo de Pryry Vera van & Yacht Club Boys Marine Marvels—Sportlite “Fire Dept Jople Dr. Caldwell Sally Bothh Freeman Hendricks John Ver Steeg P. M. van Gorp Farm Bureau Anna Lucile Bloodsworth John Bloodsworth Polk Township William Verwers Bend Jo Schuring Nick Schuring Dick Roorda Gerrit Kuiken Rean Verwers Tom Bloodsworth John Ten Hagen Evert Veldhuizen van Veldhuizen Bartus Klyn Cordova Galesburg Chevrolet Leighton Rene van Heukelem M. Klein L. Overbergen Robert Lautenbach Ben de Vries Connie van Engelenhoven H. Overbergen Eleanor Maxine Hasselman Catherena Korver Mercy Hospital Osala Art Sedrel Cedar Theer John Sedrel Peter Rozendaal Henry de Witt John’ Synhorst Peter Synhorst Dan van Toorn Art Secrel J. A. de Jong True Blue Charlotte van Maanen Velma de Prenger Betty de Prenger Joyce Ver Ploeg Charlotte de Jong Viola Dykstra Florene Florence den Adel Kathryn Herney Ruth de Heer Phyllis van Zuuk Mary Lois GC. Sedrel Esther Overbergen G. W. Vander Wilt Jake de Jong C. M. Moore Laffin el Jolley Portland Mr. Moore Milton Jolley C. Milton Moore C. M Dad Moore Daddie Moore Charlie Moore One Moore The Christian Church Dad Howdy Cochrane Detroit Tigers John H. Stubenrauch Garden Square James Hamilton Alex Betzer Dirk Ver Steeg United Paint and Body Co Gary Bayer
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