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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1930

Page

7

Social events showcase Pella clubs churches activities

Mrs Richard De Jong hosted the Sully Marth club at her home with a business session and social time. Guests included Marie Fortuin, Freda Brunsting, Sarah Klyn and many local members. Other gatherings featured birthday observances, Co-Workers class dinner, a Pro-Wo Club picnic with Mrs H N Cannon, and multiple family visits and trips. A May wedding in Keokuk and a June ceremony at Nas hut joined Myrtle De Haas to John Rietveld with plans to reside in Knoxville.

Richard de Jong Sully Marth Cle First Reformed Church of Pete Rozendaal Marie Maasdam John de Kruyff Bessie Fortium Henrietta Vander Pal Hazel Deenger Albert Renaud Minnie van Genderen Freda de’ Jong Jeanette van Genderen Theo le Cocq Ross Schakel Little Brown Nashut Iowa Myrtle de Haas John Rietveld Knoxville J. C. de Haas Gideon Rietveld Pella Veterans’ Hospital

Birthday Party Honors Ruth Pritchard at Home

Ruth Maxine Pritchard, daughter of Rev and Mrs J B Pritchard at Reasner, was guest of honor at a Friday party celebrating her twelfth birthday. Twelve friends attended with games contests and a pink and white lunch. Friday evening Mrs Dick Langerak hosted the Truth Seekers class at the Langerak home for a social gathering and regular meeting.

Ruth Maxine J. B. Pritchard Reasner Dick Langerak Truth Seekers First Reformed Sunday School Langerak

Socials Highlight Summer Visits and Pre nuptial Shower

Mrs Lenora Scholte hosted relatives in honor of Mrs Geo Armhurst of Chicago. Mrs G A Vandermuelen entertained in Monroe for Miss Isabel Fisher. Mrs W S Leuty entertained daughters and grandchildren after a circus trip in Oskaloosa. Young ladies toured Des Moines and Riverview Park. Miss Jean Van Gorp received linen and a Sunday school class surprised her with a shower and gifts. Pel la family dinner and Second Reformed Aid Society tea wrapped a week of social events.

Lenora Scholte Monroe G. A. Vandermuelen Los Angeles Isabel Fisher California Alvin Vandermast Vandermast Newton Daily News W. S. Leuty Knoxville Ed Schreiner Gerald Paardekooper Warren Jean Schreiner Oskaloosa John den Hartog Jean van Gorp den Hartog Miss

Sunshine Mission Circle Hosts Afternoon Program

Mrs Lena Van Hemert hosted the Sunshine Mission Circle of the First Reformed Church on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Hattie Tysseling read from Splendor of God during the devotional period and a program followed with vocal solos by Mrs Anna Van Domselaar and Wilma De G, readings by Ruth Van Houweling, and piano solos by Maxine Gans and Lavina Klein.

Sunshine Mission Circle Lena van Hemert First Reformed Church Hattie Tysseling God Anna van Domselaar Ruth van Houweling Maxine Gans Wilma de G Lavina Klein

Kansas Wheat and Tariff Debate Deepens Farm Woes

Kansas remains central in national politics as farmers face tariff pressures and 42 cent per bushel protections. Legge argues the Farm Board will buy no more wheat, while critics warn of international tariffs harming Kansas yields. The piece also notes debates on radio censorship and a push to study jam and jelly industries, with quotes from Dr. Amy Stannard on parole reforms.

Kansas Hiram Johnson Copeland New York Hoover Legge France Germany Italy London Dominion Reed Wichita Eagle Amy Stannard Federal Parole Board Stannard United States Department of Commerce National Preservers Association

Transoceanic telephony cable and airplane noise research

The article describes plans for a telephone cable nearly 127 miles long lying over a mile deep beneath the ocean to increase calls, with insulation developed after Bell Labs tests. It also covers Congress amendments allowing foreign husbands to remain in the United States, citing the Kolitsch case, and reports on muffling airplane noise with lightweight, sound absorbing materials for quieter cabins based on Bureau of Standards tests.

Cuban American Telephone Company Key West Havana United States Cuba Bell 1 Laboratories Congress Commissioner General of Immigration Department of Labor

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