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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1932

Page

6

Modern Farm Visit Amid 96 Acre Hoksbergen Holdings

Chronicle reporter tours the Hoksbergen farm near Urbandale in 1920s Iowa, noting 16 acres of oats, a motor driven binder, 700 young chicks and 450 hens, 150 rooster pens, Guernsey calves, a hybrid pig operation, and a Delco power system. It covers family history, farm buildings, and Ben Monster's views on horses versus tractors with reflections on economic hardship.

Dale Guernsey Serrecksbergen Old Hackart Farm Art Hackert Mrs. Lee Backett

Quilting Bee Is The Attraction At Porterville

In Porterville Iowa this week a quilting bee drew visitors including Marion Monster Donald Kamerick and many local families. The event featured Mrs Canfield Mrs Monster and Camp Fire girls preparing a ceremonial program in the park with Miss Rothrock Newton supervising.

Camp Fire Girls Entertained at Lynnville Birthday Party

Killduff Iowa July 18 Mrs Jay Quinn celebrated a birthday with a six o clock dinner at the Raymond Furrow home in Lynnville later attending a movie. Traveling companions included Oscar Poetker A Irish and granddaughter Ardelle Irish and niece Martha Larkin who motored to Des Moines. Several residents visited nearby towns for gatherings, repairs, and social visits, with multiple families listed between Des Moines Newton and Pella areas.

W. H. Eichner Margaret Pearl van Roekel Pella Margaret Dennis Kinduf Clair van Gilst Robert Dennis Carroll Eichner John van Gilst Kellogg Harold Lanphier Blain Gerald Norman Lola Mae Killduff Carl Dunnick Lynnville Sheridan Charles Rafferty Melis Otten Case van Gilst Murphy Dick Steegh Near Newton Will Elyn Lyle Brand Jetson Adams Katherine Terpstra Newton Katherine Dick James O'Brien Lincolk Riau Charles Fred. Compton James McKey Marion Mary Agnes McKey Thomas McKey William McKey Lada McKey Grinnell Edith Frisby Sibe Emler Herbert Carey Lena Lancaster Harry Terpmee Dorothy Berry Dorothy van Alberta Berry Ardelle Margery Otten Geeclia Shutts Martha Larkin Miss Rothrock Truloveryhouse Fom Donald Ochs Iola Imogene Gladys Ward Deep River C. Smith Iowa Jay Quinn Raymond Furrow Des Moines Neal de Bruyn Beulah Prairie City Thursda de Bruyn Oscar Poetker Clarence Wheatcrafts Beulah Durbin Davempson Clifford Dennis Arlene Art Dennis Hnexeile Marie Brand Sully Leonard Genceren van Genderooe Sam Ver Steegh Near Clifford Irish C.eceprines Ecitos Kelto Thelgard Gosging Vernon Eighner Larence Holger Ani Baxtar

William Jelsma Surprise Gatherers Honor Local Janitor

Otley Iowa July 18 The Jolly Gatherers with guardian Miss Gertrude Vriezelaat hosted a gathering at Van Hemert timber with members Margery and Dorothy Witzenberg Emma Beyer May Jane Van Hemert Louis Van Vliet Cecil Niemants Alice Postma and Lola Vriezelaar. A program included a poem praising janitor William Jelsma who serves the church and community. The group plans another meeting July 26 at Emma Beyer's. Gertrude Brown visited Vander Wiel on Tuesday.

Otley Iowa Jolly Gatherers Gertrude Vriezelaat van Hemert Bissent Margery Dorothy Witzenberg Emma Beyer May Jane van Hemert Louis van Vliet Cecil Niemants Alice Postma Lola Vriezelaar William Jessina

Local social notes from Pella Monroe and Otley area

John Klein and sister Henrietta from near Pella visited their sister Mrs. Jacob Wou da and family last Thursday. Miss Deliagnes Verwers visited her aunt Mrs. Henry De Leeuw in Monroe. Miss Lois Van Vliet hosted six friends at a tea party. Threshing season begins Monday in Otley area. Mrs. S. Korver, ill with high blood pressure, shows slight improvement. Mrs. Richard Postma and children visited Edgar Thornton’s in Monroe. Klaas Menninga and sister from Pella visited Seth Menninga. relatives from Monroe and Cordova visited Tony Robus’s in Fifield on Sunday. Mrs. L. F. Beyer and Emma spent Tuesday in Lynnville and brought a basket to celebrate a grandfather’s birthday.

John Klein Henrietta Pella Jacob Wouda Deliagnes Verwers Henry de Leeuw Monroe Lois van Vliet Otley S. Korver Jennie Robus Richard Postma Edgar Thornton Klaas Menninga F. Tilma Seth Menninga Albert de Joode Fred Robinson John Hart Cordova Tony Robus Fifield L. F. Beyer Emma Lynnville

Daughter Comes to Peoria Home

In Peoria Iowa on July 18 Grandma Johnson died after a lingering illness at 8 pm Funeral services were held Friday at New Sharon Family visits occurred with H W Bokhoven and brothers Tunis Bokhoven B Vander Molen and Grace Veenstra Mrs Martin Vander Molen gave birth to a nine pound girl named Martina on Friday July 15 Other local residents and relatives visited and attended church services are planned by candidate W Van Rees for next Sunday multiple social visits recorded in this community notes

Peoria Iowa Grandma Johnson New Sharon H. W. Bokhoven Tunis Bokhoven B. Vander Molen Grace Veenstra J. W. Veenstra Martin Vander Molen

First Political Film at Rivola Opens Today

The Dark Horse starring Warren William Bette Davis and Guy Kibbee opens today at Rivola Theatre as an election year political comedy. A former political figure allegedly inspired the plot about a party nominating a dark horse and the campaign manager guides the candidate through tricky derisive conventions. Also note auction scrip offers and paper deals at the Chronicle Office.

Warren William Bette Davis Guy Kibbee Alfred E. Green the Dark Horse Hollywood Dark Horse

Indispensible Foods for Health and Budget

The family budget should tighten food purchases with emphasis on cereals citrus fruits leafy vegetables eggs and especially high-quality milk. Milk supplies more than half the calcium in the typical American diet and is a major bone builder. Health authorities note thin well fed children may thrive on milk and fruit more than heavier children on indulgent foods.

Do You Have Your $45.55?

Washington reports that total money in circulation on June 30, 1932, reached 9 003 907 691 dollars, higher than most years except 1931. Per capita circulation stood at 45.55 dollars, up from 38.86 the previous year, driven by hoarding and reduced business demand.

Washington Treasury

Proof of Will Notice in Marion County Iowa

There is on file in the Clerk of the District Court of Marion County Iowa a written instrument purporting to be the last will of Anie Van Ryswyk deceased. The will will be heard August 8 1982 at Knoxville Iowa. All interested may be paid. Don L. Remy Clerk. L Clements Deputy. July 18 1932.

District Court of Iowa Marion County Anie van Ryswyk Knoxville Don L. Remy L Clements

Bus Schedule and Supplies Notice from Pella Chron

Passenger bus times listed for Des Moines and Oskaloosa starting July 1 1932 with departures from Hotel Pella at 8 26 a m 2 26 p m and 7 41 p m and from Pella for the same cities at 8 80 a m - note misprint. An advertisement offers 100 sheets of typewriting paper 8 by 11 inches for 25 cents and references good bond paper. The Pella Chron ele details.

Chronicle Des Moines Pella Oskaloosa

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L. Horsbergen Leon Monster Cornelius ‘Hackert Hackerts Johnny de Zwaarte Louis Hoksbergen P. M. van Zee Hoksbergen Leon Hackert Henry John Hackert Ed Liter Hackett Mrs. Monster Holland Mrs. Hackert Mr. Hackett Mr. Monster Cornelia Jacob Jeanette Leona Santa Claus Monster Delco Woodrow D Co Tim Security State’Bank Jack Ned Dye Cedar Rapids John Vink Neal Hackert Mrs. Hackett W. C. Ver Ploe Rudy Schilder Anne Schilder Mary Ruth Jansen Porterville Marion Monster Donald Kamerick Dirk Goemaat Henry van Denen Marjory Vanden Baard Will Monster A. Sels Mary Ann K. Verrips Gerrit Hoekstra John Akkerman W. J. Monster W. A. Jansen Ruth Blake Jean Joan Martha Ann Canfield Shirley Luin Camp Chesote Canfield Antoinette Monster Johanna Wielard Ruth John McConnell Farmers Union George Gezell John Robertus Mies Dorothy Goemaat Richa Olivier Mrs. Coggins William Jelsma Willam Our Erland Basketa Jeluma Gertrude Brown Tobanus Vander Wiel Rivola Erickson Heerema Drug CO Century Model Itepf URY Engineering Corp Cedar Repids H. J. Boland Warren William Bette Davis Gene Raymond Margie Churchill Thurs FBI Molly Lovain Tracy Ann Dvorak E. J. Coggins Kilduff Claridge Locu Poular X Prize Gt.louis Memphis Hotel Claridge Pa Aera Caer Catan St.louis
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