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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
7
Oliver Sisson, missionary in Burma, visits Monroe with Mrs Sisson's parents while recalling past Central College glee club roles. Drifts through church receptions, band notes, piano studies, and local social events with Baker family reports, travel letters, and humorous squibs.
Miss Carrie Annete De Haan and Mr. Glen Downs Wight wed in Covina California on July 18. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob De Haan of Pella, taught at Pella High School before moving to Corona. The groom has been superintendent of Corona district schools. They will reside at 1025 Park Avenue Corona after September 1. The Chronicle offers best wishes. Lura Bella Bishop and George E. Kaldenberg wed July 26 at Rudd Iowa. They will live in Shannon City where Kaldenberg will be principal of the consolidated school.
Quotations list hogs at 5.50 to 6.76 per hundredweight and corn, wheat, and oats prices per bushel. Also shown are dairy cream and various poultry and miscellaneous items such as hens, heavy bas, broilers, ducks, feathered cream, old roosters, and geese.
Notice is given that a document on file in the Clerk of the District Court in Marion County Iowa purports to be the last will of Dina Kloosterman deceased. A hearing is set for October 2 1923 at the courthouse in Knoxville where interested parties may be heard. Walter Kester Clerk. Knoxville Iowa July 20 1928.
A last will and testament of Janije Schimmel, deceased, is set for hearing in the October term 1923 court on October 2 1928, indicating probate action and forthcoming court proceedings.
Tudor Kempkes J B Van Hemert Art Klein and Y Neels fished Wednesday night on the Skunk River. They have not yet returned nor called for help, raising concern they may have faced danger similar to the biblical Jonah.
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