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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1954

Page

7

Local Notes From Town And Surrounding Fields

Tony Graham’s finger injured when a mower dropped on it. Dr stitched the wound after removing the nail. Huff and Elizabeth Mikese’s baby has measles and whooping cough. Irene Nichols visits Davenport with Bean. A river flood blocked Wabash trains for days near Herman De Heer. Several sections crews and workers move along the line, with details on foremen and routes. Gardens, animals, and local families feature in daily life alongside church and social events.

Tony Graham Huff Elizabeth Mikese Monroe Bean Irene Nichols Davenport Irene Libby Pontus May van Hemert Wabash Herman De_Heer's Jack Nichols Des Moines Runnells Cordova Sam Nichols Dunreath Art ‘Nichols Simpson Mabel Charley Ford Burlington Murray Kamerick Cochrane Graham Nelson Vos de Moss Pinkerton Lake Keomah Raymond Sharon Susan Karr Grandma Ballard Baptist Phoebe

Community Roster Of Dinners And Local Visits

Numerous Pella Otley and Monroe residents hosted family and friends in weekend gatherings. Guests from Ruthven Monroe Tainter and Des Moines attended meals and church services with Vriezelaar Rozendaal Hiemstra and Vander Ploeg families. A solar eclipse noted, and a Des Moines funeral for Harry Melton was reported along with health updates on Mrs. Van Essen and Miss Vriezelaar.

Peter Westerkamp Mildred Tainter Gerrit Roorda Norma Kay Pella H. W. Vriezelaar Sam Poortinga L. J. Gosselink Wm. D. Vos Wesley Robert and Marall Nor ‘Westerkamp Howard Westerkamp Taintor Elmer Vogelaar Roy Ven Vark Gerrit Bothot Minmesota Hiemstra van Vark Bothof Idorp Pellay Francis van Dusseldorp del Bir Sherry Newton John Vriezelaar Susan Jadus Vriezelaar Knoxville David Diane Arsee Hart Monroe Peter Breed Mary T. D. Beintema Leighton Arthur de Vries Myron van Wyk Otley Glen Ver Woert Clint Vriezelaar Janie McCauley Coralee Vriezelaar Roy Vander Ploeg Mary Vander Ploeg Jim Huyser Henry Hulleman Carrie Neal Marion Hiemstra Rick Hulleman Marion Hulleman Des Moines Harry Melton Melton Pital Chicago Kathryn Brunia Coralee Vrierelaar Bible School Olivet Town American Suni School Union Suzanna Williams Ottumwa Les Burton Jacob. Rozendaal Albert Rozendaal Sully Andrew Boat Clarence van Zee Andrea Ernest Boat Don Ernest Chris Vander Pol Nellie van Waardhuizen Earl Grandin Judy Janis Rene van Engelhoven Jacob Vos Bobby Dennis Lana Kay Kathy Edmundson Park Oskaloosa Otley School House Dick Rozenberg Reasner Dale Mullins Delwin Elmer Zylstram Tracy Artie van Essen Lutheran Hospital

Pre nuptial shower highlights Lynnville area

Miss Frances Sparks honored at a Lanaville home shower with lavender and white decor. Guests included Mrs. Dwight Sparia and Miss Edna Sparks, with gifts arranged on a decorated table. Sparks to wed Dick Thom and will live in California. Donkey ball game at the Lynnville ball park drew a large crowd as the Lions Club sponsored a two-town contest between Lynnville and Sully.

Albert Waardhuiten Diana Linda Nichols Betty Verought Wm. Deltrick Jehovah’s Witness Barthlyn Marvin Harold Engelberg Minnesota Gerrit Klyn Frances Sparks Lanaville Hostenes Dwight Sparia Robert Burnham Lester Vander Wilt Sully Edna Sparks Ervin Meredith MI6 Sparks Dick Thomas Fea Calif Landmann Des Moinier Derry Leonhart Arthur Allee Champaign Harry Russell Aday First Friends Church Grinnell John Russell Doyle Schultz Arlo van Hoever Montezuma John van Dusseldorp Gerrit van Genderen Glenn van Genderen Evalena van Genderen Albert Terpstra Teresa and Graig G. L. Stanley Harold M Delmar Shultz Sul Utah Ernest Graham Sugar Creek Norman Graham Oak Grove Vina Renaud Heslinga Oskaloosa Lynnville Canada Mr. Heslinga Holland Carl D. Byrd Robert William McLealand Salem Newberg Ore McLealand Salem Friends Church Carl Coffey Charles Tennie Coffey Seattle Wash Coffey Ruth Ratcliff Lawrence Hansen Larry Mashalltown Hubert Dobbs Iowa University Hospital Ball Park Lynnville Lions Club Sully Lions Club Lynnville Club Dale Wildman Louise Greene, Ia A.T. ‘Gifford Gifford Don Wells Bob Wells Center

Local Social Guests Fill Weekend Visits Across Towns

Residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Philadelphia connections included Robette McMains of Newton and Barbara Scull joining Clair Gifford’s family in a Sunday gathering with Glen Van Gorden and kin. Nearby towns saw Mr. and Mrs. David Gause of Town City and Bruce Gause with Philip and Beverly hosting guests, while others shared meals at Bill Dunsbergen, Charles Pett ingill, and Char ley Earp homes for family reunions and visits from California and Rome, N Y.

Vernon Jay Lynnville Gerald Heitink Becky Raymond Wartzell Vicky Robette McMains Newton Barbara Scull Clair Gifford Glen van Gonderen David Gause Town City Bruce Gause Philip Beverly Art Crews Bradley Ray Jay Cheryl Bill Dunsbergen Laurel Charles Pettingill Marshalltown Charley Russell Charley Earp California Ed Brady Sharon Rome N. Y Jimmie Conn Chicago Rob

Conn Family Visit Noted in Colfax Evening

Colfax resident David Conn hosted visitors Thursday evening with Mrs. Brady and Mr. Conn, who are noted as siblings in the local gathering. The social call reflects neighborhood ties and family connections during the period.

Wallet found after fatal crash near Manchester

Richard Cummings of near Chicago was killed in a crash near Manchester and his wallet missing. Two days later Sheriff Arthur Longseth found the wallet under the car dash wiring containing $200.

Richard Cummings Chicago Manchester Arthur Longseth

Wright claims highest greenhouse in United States a buena vista feat

Former Waverly resident Jack Wright says his greenhouse in Buena Vista Colorado sits at 8600 feet above sea level the highest in the nation. He heats the structure with natural hot water from nearby springs bubbling at about 150 degrees.

Waverly Jack Wright United States Buena Vista Colorado

Cranberry Yields Reported in Virginia and West Virginia

Mountain district growers in Virginia and West Virginia report cranberry crops with notable yields. Local farms and seasonal weather influenced harvest outcomes across the rambling uplands.

Modern bedroom design frames a compact yet elegant suite

The article describes a streamlined modern bedroom setup with multi use pieces to maximize space. It highlights a chest group with mirror near twin beds and a cushioned bed replacing a chair for variety. It urges buying the best furniture for durability and value, noting prices and modular options.

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Roy Karr Dick Lautenbach Insurance Pella Iowa Summit News Roy van Essen Arie ‘Vries Pell Susan Vriezelaar John Vriexelaar Lynnville News Verda Harold Spease Bondurant Mra Raymond Spease Gavin Milton Talbot Emmett Klyn Marlena Scarsboro Herman Jelsma Union Marilyn Jelsma Ernest Vander Kamp Vivian Shirley Wayne McBride Sandra Glen Sparks Cleo Brush Sheryl Cornice Dunsbergen Melvin Marks and Carna Lyle Montgomery Harry Engle Verland Glen Monsma Phyllis Glenda Ralph Terpstra Aplington Robert Boggs Delores Brush Ronnie Gerrit Heitink Leonard Brush Bob Kirkeville Rex Brush Dorman le Grand Floyd de Boer Connie New Sharon Estella Ruehlman L. C Sears & Roebuck Pella Dress Club Abraham Bogaards Martha M. Bogaards Galesburg Rock Road Marion County Worth & van Zante T. H. Klein Andrew Wm. Klyn Ryda van den Berg Electric & Paint Jack Boatsma Virginia West Virginia Bedtime Story
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