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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1942

Page

8

Tysselung Family Reunion and Local Club News

The Tysseling family reunion at West Park on July 4 drew about 80 relatives from Ames Des Moines Pella Leighton Oskaloosa and California. Highlights included the oldest attendee Tunis Tyseling and youngest Bradley Ray with a noon dinner and a short program by Dr Lubber. The issue also reports Victory Strivers 4-H Club meetings June 1 and 26 June 30 picnic July 7 and July 9 gathering, Summit Strivers 4-H club hike to Camp Hantesa with delegate Madeline Vriezelaar and a list of attendees and leaders. Additional items cover the Vande Voort Van Zante and Van Oene Vander Ploeg weddings at local churches, and the Hiemstra Reunion at West Market Park with officers elected and plans for Labor Day activities.

Tysseling Tysselime West Park Oskaloosi Leighton Rosell Chiewsto Des’ Moines California Pella Tunis Tyeseling Ames Hein Yold Bradley Ray Ray Tysseline Des Moines Lubber Best Speatheer Nest Victory Strivers Allian Lenore de Jome Uwe Wen Nope de Jonge Mary Low Edith Kamerick John van Zante Beverly den Martox IL W. Vriezelaar Madeline Vriczelaur Lili Vas Viet Deelores McCondhey Willa Mae van Doorninck Kay van Roekel Rowena Dieleman Myrna van Haatten Juanita Enyart Irene Vriezlar Effie Heemstra Betty Kool Marjorie Vanden Baard Madeline Velma Vriezelaar Rose Kuiken Lila van Viiet W. A. Vriezelaar Peter Buwalda Hiemstra West Market Park Tose Sistysis View Elmer Vojcelaar Leonard Hiemstra Eddyville John C. Hiemstra Elmer Voxelaar Clifford de Jong Chicago Illngis Leonard Vos Iowa Pell David Hiemstra Frank Hiemstra Osloola Enj Werth Leah Ann Dudith Otto van Nora Hiems Teane de Haan A. W. van Gorp Otley John Hiemstra Anna Vin Essen No March Verle Vos Hoogenakker Shepherd Kennebec South Dakota Hens Hoogenakker Marguerite Hoogenakker H. J.’ T Hoogenakker Charles Shepherd D. F. Shepherd Huron, D First Presbyterian Church Hollywood Calif Evans Mendelssohn Marina Abdner KUS Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell Highmore DWU Forensic Board Pi Kappa Delta University of Life Lnter Asmiun Phreno Cos Grace Forbes National Headquarters Veterans Hospital Schukel Lora Ruth Klyn Hotel Ft. Des Moines Purley Bussey

Baptist Ladies Aid And Philathea Class Picnic

Baptist Ladies Aid and Philathea class plans include a Thursday church parlor meeting hosted by Mrs Cox Miss Leona Reuyers and Mrs J Ruby The Philathea class picnic occurs Friday evening with hostesses Mrs C Clark Mrs Charley Clark Mrs F Scheffers Mrs J Liter and Mrs B Vance Also Masonic News reports local Masons assisting at Tri-Luminar Lodge in Oskaloosa granting a Third Degree Regular lodge business met last Monday evening with a pool turnout There will be no OES meeting this month.

Baptist Ladies Aid Hh Cox Leona Reuyers J. Ituby C. Clark Charley Clark F Scheffers J. Liter B. Vance Masonic News Tri-Luminar Oskaloosa M Lodge

Macaroni in Tomato Sauce with Cheese Ell

A recipe style piece touts macaroni in tomato sauce with cheese, butter and milk stirred in, then heated until blended. It lists many local names and families from Pella and nearby towns, followed by wedding and auxiliary notes and social items from Gardner Rankin, Hoogenakker Shepherd, and Legion Auxiliary events.

Ell

Rip Van Winkle in the Ozarks Then and Now

A Library Notes column contrasts Rip Van Winkle waking after a long nap with the Ozarks where living traditions endure. The piece argues American life changed rapidly elsewhere while Ozark life preserves primitive customs, cabins, fiddle tunes, foods, and beliefs.

Catherine S. Barker Rip van Winkle Ozarks

Beyond the Ling Foothill Town and Its Folk

Regions of the Unit EVE S STEPCHILDREN by Le lon N. Jones and Your Speech by attis discuss rural and urban contrast. The text highlights poverty isolation and distinctive folk personalities shaped by tradition. It notes public speaking ambition and the value of clear expression amid social change.

Eve Lelon N. Jones Ling Molion America

Bibliography for mothers and reading group guides

Mothers teachers and child study groups may use listed pamphlets supplied by the Materials Children’s Bureau Publications. Supported titles include Prenatal Care and Infant Care, The Child from One to Six, Are You Treating Your Child to Be Happy, Good Posture in the Little Child, Keep Baby Well, From Babyhood to Childhood, The Well Child and Your Well Child. Published by the Extension of Iowa State College and the U S Printing Office.

Muterials Children’s Bureau Publications Walder Noth Lowa State College Iowa State College Ames Iowa

Homemakers Save Fats for Explosives Drive

A wartime instruction urges homemakers to collect used cooking fats and oils to supply vegetable fats for explosives. County agent Mos Pratives Norris explains every pound of donated fat supports the war, with homemakers paid for each pound delivered. Separate drippings and fats, then strain into a clean wide mouthed container for collection.

Mos Pratives Norris Cer

Fats and fats salvage rules for safe disposal

A fragment discusses collecting fats and fat waste in containers kept cold for refining into glycerine and explosives. It mentions keeping fats under one pound, selling to dealers, and storing fats to prevent rancidity which reduces glycerine content.

Norris

Card of Thanks for Mes Vander Linden Family

Cards of thanks express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during illness and after a death. Mrs Mat Vander Linden and family acknowledge flowers and support from Gerrit Smurenhe and Mr and Mrs S Cook among others.

Mes Mate Vander Linde Essa Mattie Vander Linden Childrer Gerrit, Smurenhe Cook S. Cook

Neighbors Help Harvest Hay at Our Farm

Mr. and Mrs. Vande Haar thank neighbors who came to their home one afternoon to harvest hay. They note many were likely busy at home yet came to help, describing the community as kind and generous during a busy farming period.

Y Vande Haar

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