Rol screenings and rolsereen notes from Pella area
Weeklong travels and vacations listed for Miss Viola Boat Hector Bevan Verne West Harold Dwight Hattie Van Cleave and others. The column reports trips through Michigan Oklahoma Nebraska Colorado Des Moines and Omaha with RoIsereen activities and projects, including Pella casements blinds and installations in Washington DC San Angelo and Seattle.
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Viola Boat
Hector Bevan
Verne West
Pella
Hector
Harold Dwight
Hattie van Cleave
Michigan
Colorado
H. Kuyper
J.B. Vanmert
Jack Bootsma
Isabel ‘Thomas
Marie Smith
Sunda
Des Moines
Greenwood Park
P. B. Hidlebanjh
Dee Moines
Oklahoma
South
Myon Nelle
Omaha
Ch Stuben
Omat
Clif
Myron
Omah
Reddick
Red
Paul Gathe
Pegeylo
Forest of Wilmette
Ilinois
Ki. del Valle Prieto Y. A. Villarreal
Rolsereen
Mexico
Rolsereen Co
Towa
Kako
Must Be Used Marshall Bill Donnelly Warns On City Traffic
Donnelly Ana mosa urges strict use of traffic lines in the city. He tells residents lines must be followed to prevent unsafe parking and impede free movement of other vehicles. The remark reflects broader concerns about orderly street use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Bill” Donnelly
Anamosa
Tie
Future Farmer Boys and Their Projects
Two sophomores Abe Synhorst John Synhorst and Ard Klein headlined as Future Farmer boys with pig and corn projects. Abe shows a Hampshire sow and litter that won grand at Knoxville sale. Willard Will describes hybrid corn trials with his father. The FA boys plan an August 20 project tour. Chronicle to publish details next week.
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Fature Farmer
Abe Synhorst
John Synhorst
Ard Klein
G. A. Klein
Fitiell
Wis
Hampshire
Bigs
Wayne
Knosville
Abe
Willard
Will
Pella High School
Ames
Leonard Verwers
F. A
Hens Taking Vacation Should Be Laid Off
Poultry specialist W R Whitfield explains a simple arithmetic check: count eggs and hens, and if eggs are less than half the hens the flock should be culled. In hot weather hens stop laying during a vacation period and consume 6 to 7 pounds of feed monthly with no eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Whitfield
Town State College
Whitfield
Mrs D Flietstra Dies At St Mary's Rochester
Mrs D Flietstra died at St Marys Hospital in Rochester Minnesota after major surgery on Thursday July 1xth Beside her husband Rev D Flietstra pastor of the Christian Reformed church of Leighton In she is survived by five children Clarence Julianne Charles Pearl and Allen Funeral services were held at the Reformed church on Monday July 22 and burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery
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D. Flietstra
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Major Sur
Flietstra
Christian Reformed Church of
Leighton
Clarence
Julianne
Charles
Pearl
Allen
Reformed Church
Meede Svergreen Cemetery
Dutch-born Jim Kuiper dies July 11 1940 at 74 in Pella
Jim BR Kuiper born 1866 in Metslawier Friesland Netherlands died at home Thursday July 11 1940 aged 74 years 10 months 28 days. He came to America with sisters who settled in Pella. He married Reina Menninga in 1892 and lived north of Pella for ten years before moving to the city. He confessed faith in First Christian Reformed Church of Pella and later joined Third Reformed Church with two brothers.
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America
Pella
Reina Menninga
Mr. Kuiper
First
Christian Reformed Church
Third Reformed Church
Progress of the War in Europe
Adolf Hitler in the Reichstag urged peace with Britain while threatening a devastating attack if not granted. Britain faces pressure from business and conciliatory voices but most expect any surrender would only delay reckoning and cost prestige. Lord Halifax spoke for Britain pledging continued warfare until Europe’s enslaved nations are free. Churchill remains firm and the nation readies against invasion as opinion splits on the outcome.
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Adolph Hitler
Reichstag
Great Britain
Little
Isle
Britain
Lord Halifax
Empire
Germany
Europe
Churchill
Halifax
Longtime church member survives in death notice
He served twenty three years as a member. Surviving are his wife an adopted son William in Oregon with Williams nine children and one grandchild. Two brothers and two sisters reside. Mr and Mrs Kuiper raised a girl in their home. Mrs Robert Roorda of Peila is a sister. Funeral services were held Saturday July 13 at 1 PM at home and 1 30 PM at Third Reformed Church with interment in Graceland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Oregon
Kuiper
Robert Roorda
Peila
Third Reformed Church
Graceland Cemetery
Ronda Wisgerhof dies after illness at Abbott hospital
Ronda Lee Wisgerhof born December 6 193K was the only child of Mr and Mrs Donald Wisgerhof. She died Tuesday afternoon July 16 at Abbott hospital in Oskaloosa after seven time meningitis as a teen. Mural services were held Thursday afternoon from the Community church at 2 o'clock with Rev Ed Thompson of New Providence in charge assisted by Rev V V Woortman. A duet by Miss and Mrs Woortman sang cious Jewels and When Teeth. Flowers were in charge of Leola Rozendaal Mrs Fred De Vries Mrs Ralph Evans and Mrs Rayford Meredith. Pall bearers were Ray Glen and Robert Wisgerhof and Oscar Robert and Harold Halbloom.
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Honda Tee Wisgerhof
Donald Wisgerhof
Abbott Hospital
Woortman
Louise Cone
Leola Rozendaal
Fred de Vries
Ralph Evans
Rayford Meredith
Ray
Glen
Robert Wisgerhof
Oscar
Robert
Harold Halbloom
Interment in Sully Cemetery Noted
Survivors include Mr. and Mrs. Wisgerhof, paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Tialbloom and Mr. Henry Wisgerhof, along with a host of other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Wisgerhof
V. C. Tialbloom
Henry Wisgerhof
Mrs Tunis Blom Dies at 73 in Home
Mrs Tunis Blom died at 9:00 a.m. Wednesday July 24 at her home 1201 North Broadway aged 73 years 4 months 17 days. Funeral services will be Friday July 26 at the First Christian Reformed Church. Interment will be in Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis Blom
North Broadway
First Christian Reformed Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Trade Tale From Keosauqua Hat Mix Up
A local brief from Keosauqua notes an accidental trade where Walter Beer claimed the better deal after a hat swap went awry. A mistaken hat changed hands and Justi Beer ended up with the remaining straw suitor, somehow fitting the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Beer
Keosauqua
Justi Beer
Sailboat Sea Hag Christened With Root Beer In Indianola
Three young Indianola men built a sailboat this spring and launched it at Lake Alquabi christened Sea Hag with a bottle of root beer. Farmers Union picnic on Wednesday August 21 features speakers a home talent program and sports for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Alquabi
Farmers Union
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Russia
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Near Fifield Project
Jim E. R. Kuiper
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