Residents Move and Travel Notes From Pella Chronicle
Local residents and families report moves to Davenport and Florida. Center details include Van Dyke family transfer from Des Moines to Davenport. Kuiper and Jansen extended Florida visits. Hoeksema and Morgan families wintering in Florida and Michigan. Also notes a 55th anniversary for A. J. and Mrs. Schippers and band guests from Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert van Dyke
Laura
Sherrill
Huber St
Davenport
van Dyke
Internal Revenue Dept
U. S. Government
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Evelyn Dykstra
Robert William Young Maines
Freda van Dyke
Abe Dykstra
Pella
Pella Residents Reported Admissions and Discharges
The record lists multiple Pella residents with hospital admissions and discharges around late January. Names include Mrs. Cora Ver Dught, Dr. George Lankelma, Mrs. Nellie Van Ekeren, Mrs. Jacob J. Ver Meer, and Mrs. Donald Radford among others. Dates reflect admissions on January 26 to 28 and discharges on January 20 to 27, with one Knox ville entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Ver Dught
Pella
John
Marion van Dusseldorp
Pamela
Jacob J. Goodyk
Otley
John de Nooy, Sr
George Lankelma
Arthur Vander Ploeg
Monroe
John Laverman
Donald de Heer
Hattie Vander Meulen
Nellie van Ekeren
Jacob J. Ver Meer
Donald Radford
Knoxville
Pet
Br'n & Keldermn
Coffee Shop
West End
Rosset’n Bowlepos
de Jong Floral Boat
Boatama
M Trucking
Rexall Drug, Ver Dught Ins
van Gorp Mfg
UL. Ave
Leyden’s Auto
Farmer's Co-op
Hospital Admission and Discharges Nearby
The weekly hospital notices list Shut-ins Marion Schippers of Pella admitted January 24 and Mrs. Lloyd Mathes of Oskaloosa dismissed January 24. Marion Tusseling of Monro e dismissed January 24. Charles C. Caldwell of Knoxville admitted January 26. Mrs. Jerry McMillan of Knoxville admitted January 26. Arnold Ryken of Pi mitted January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Schippers
Pella
Lloyd Mathes
Oskaloosa
Marion Tusseling
Monroe
Charles C. Caldwallader
Knoxville
Jerry McMillan
Arnold Ryken
Pimitted
Hart gers of Reasnor welcome son Brian Dale Hart
Mr and Mrs Melvin Hart gers of Reasnor are the parents of a son Brian Dale born Sunday January 28 at Pella Community Hospital. He weighed 8 pounds 18 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Hartgers
Reasnor
Brian Dale
Pella Community Hospital
C and H 4 H Club meeting and community notes
Oskaloosa News reports the C and H 4 H Club meeting at Sheryl Keeran’s home with 20 members and two leaders. Rosalie Van Veldhuizen presided. members modeled garments including aprons skirts and povpettes. Also noted are a Soup Supper hosted by Queen Esther Circle, overnight guests from Edgerton Minnesota, a fire at Eddyville Sale Barn and stock pens, and Wright School pupil absences due to flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C&h Boosters
Sheryl Keeran
Rhonda Brown
Gloria Hagen
Karen Kinsinger
Rosalie "van Veldhuizen
Beverly Veldhuizen
Marilyn Kinsinger
Minn
J. G. Newenhouse
Tampa
Fla
Virgil Sluis
Eddyville Sale Barn
Eddyville Fire Dept
Wright School
Central Host Three Home Games This Week
Central's home court edge shows this season with three back to back games after a trip to Dubuque on January sixth. Parson and Iowa Wesleyan visit in succession, all at 7 30 for varsity and 5 45 for JV, following two away wins in Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Dubuque’ Wi
Dubuque
Parsons
Iowa Wesleyan
Mrs Moffet Hostess To Homemakers
The Black Oak and Scott Homemakers met at the Harry Moffet home in January with twelve members present. Mrs Moffet read a poem followed by songs, a piano solo, and a film. Members planned to donate a dish to Mrs Lloyd Mathes, bake cupcakes for the County Home, and collect items for a later meeting while hostesses provided lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Oak and
Scott
Harry Moffet
Frank Braley
Lloyd Mathes
Special Pro
Ject
Glow Like Stars in Switzerland Opening Winter Sports Season
A festive note describes Christmas fires burning on Alpine peaks as a colorful opening to winter sports in Switzerland. The February gathering will be hosted at Herman Bogaards home with Mrs Gary Heyveld assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Alps
Herman Bogaards
Gary. Heyveld
Gene Knoot High Game and Series at Tulip Bowl
Gene Knoot achieved a 288 high game and a 591 high series at Tulip City Drive-in events. Knoot also posted a 982 series in the Tulip Bowl competition, highlighting a standout bowling performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Knoot
Fire at Dale Aw Try Farm Destroys Bull and Hay
A blaze at a farm near Lake City destroyed a Black Angus bull and 3000 bales of hay. Officials say the bull was electrocuted by an electric fence contacting the hay stack, causing a short that sparked the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Awtry
Lake City
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Larry Bensink
Orville Bensinks
Town University
Henry E. Kuyper
New York City
Marcia
Frank Schneider
Pamela Lori
Georgia
Vicky Jansen
Newton
Dick Rolffs
Osloola
Guy Jansen
Florida
E. D. Jansen
Jansen
Kenneth Kuiper
Marthe Vander Hart
Franklin St
John Hoeksema
Miami, Florida
Jane Morgan
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs
Miles Morgan
Dick Hagen
Bradenton
Wm. A. M. Bogaards
Conch, Florida
Jim Rus
L. Klein
Eddyville
Dave Klein
Perry
Pete Kommer
Anne G. Klein
Leo de Prenger
Church of the Open Bible
A. J. Schippers
Pat Scripma
Cicero
Illinois
Lorrie Evanhouse
Berwyn
Ill
Joan de Kruyter
Dianne de Mooy
Oakpark
Joanne Vander Hart
Timothy Christian High School
James Breuklander
Liberty St
Willis Neels
THE
Dwight
Dwayne
Marion Steenhoek
James Vander Weel
Edward Viner
Chronicle News
Federal Discount Corp
Oskaloosa, Iowa
North Market Street
Martin Naaktgeboren
Tenkote
American Asbestos Products CO
Clivieend 19
Ohio
Pty
Dejong Comeer & Construction
Ally Galesbur Read
Newt
Hartgers
Lizabeth Newenhouse
Mrs. Moffet
Dale Roorda
Peter Tysseling
DIREC
Tors
Marion County Mutual
FICE
James VandEr Waal
Tysseling
Vander Waal
Marion Co. Mutual
Insurance Association
Lyle E. Harvey
Sportsman ‘League
Tulip City Mixed League
Herman Swank
King of the
Arvin Roose
van den Berg Electric Co
General Electric
Featuring
Trademark General Electric Co
Jack
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