Pella Club Hostesses and Church Groups Share Activities
The Men’s Bible class of the Second Reformed church planned a picnic with the First Reformed class at Walter Nollen farm, followed by a town band concert and a 12 to 10 First Reformed victory in a class ball game. Other events include Legion executive meeting, Aid Tea at Second Reformed, and Rehabilitation Committee work knotting hospital comforts. Supper guests from Monroe visited the Van Sittert home. Missionary class meeting at Third Reformed prepared for an October conference. Legion and Auxiliary picnic at Grandman’s Grove drew 100 plus members despite rain. meals served cafeteria style.
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Second Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
Walter Nollen
Pella
Third Reformed Church
Legion and Auxiliary
Grandman’s Grove
Legion
Auxiliary
Golf ball accident leaves man with forehead wound
Donald Heerema was struck in the forehead by a golf ball on Sunday sustaining a deep cut treated by Dr. Sybenga with three stitches and tetanus serum. He is recuperating but may bear a scar. Nearby, H. H. Sadler and L. W. Hartley conducted business at St Paul last week. Leonora Throne of Derby Iowa visited with friend Leonora Ellicott over Sunday. John Heerema and family drove to Boone Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Heerema
Dr. Sybenga
H. H. Sadler
L. W. Hartley
St. Paul
Leonora Throne
Derby
Iowa
Leonora Ellicott
John Heerema
Boone
Local Family News From Pella Area
A variety of visitors and travels are noted among Pella area residents. Donald Braafhart and other campers returned from a Y M C A outing. Bernard Braafhart visited Oxford Iowa. Rev Bernie Muelder and family plan five weeks away at Eureka Park Holland Michigan. Nettie De Gooyer visited W W Sadler family. Cornelia De Gooyer returned to Ellendale Minn. Ralph Westerveld, former Central College student, greeted friends in Pella. Gladys Buerkens had appendicitis surgery in Des Moines. Anna Verhey had the same at an Oskaloosa hospital. Martin Paardekooper and wife returned from their Yellowstone trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Farry Braafhart
Ben Braafhart
Oxford
Iowa
Bernie Muelder
Eureka Park
Holland
Michigan
Nettie de Gooyer
Prairie City
W. W. Sadler
Cornelia de Gooyer
Fataray
Ellendale
Minn
Ralph Westerveld
Centralollege
Pella
Gladys Buerkens
J. B. Syehorst
Lutheran
Otley Notes on Visitors and Local News
Special Correspondent reports social calls and travels among Otley residents. John De Jong and family visited relatives Sunday. John De Reus and daughter visited sister Mrs. J Be Vriezelaar. Mrs. G T H Klein of Pella stayed with Ira Vriezelaar. Occasional outings include Des Moines visits and a Clear Lake trip. A car wreck near town left occupants uninjured. new electric lights installed at Frank Tilma’s home. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Gerrit De Yong on Monday. Mrs. Rene Lille and daughter Wilhelmina visited Des Moines. Ira Vriezelaar to Clear Lake for a few days. The Wouda family near Knoxville were at Jake Wouda’s home. Re V McKeever and family visited Des Moines. Mrs A W Witsenberg and Mrs Jake Wouda were called to Pella by illness of Mrs Klein, now in serious condition and unlikely to recover. Mrs Tore Eng nberg returned from Oskaloosa hospital after tumor removal. still weak but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J
Vriexelaar
G. T. H. Klein
Pella
Ira
Vriezelaar
Des Moines
Frank Tilma
Gerrit de Yong
Rene Lille
Wilhelmina
Des Motes
Ira Vriezelaar
Clear Lake
Andrew Bandstra
New Stilton
Pate Wouda
Knoxville
Jake Wouda
V. McKeever
A. W. Witsenberg
Klein
Wirie
Tore Eng Nberg
Oskaloosa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Executive Legion Committee
Legion Hall
C. Beyers
H. Beyers
The
Legion Auxiliary
Roy Vander Linden
Monroe
Will van Sittert
Charles
Warren
the Strand
Speedy
John W
Vander Linden
Pete's Candy Shoppe
the Best of Fountain Service
Pete's Place
Otley
John de Jong
Peoria
John de Reus
Kuyper
S Korner
Kuyper’s
Ruality Kounts
John Kersbergen
Lincoln Street
Spreek Met
McGregor
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