Otley and nearby residents report health, travel, and events
From Our Correspondents Albert De Joode was sick last week. Prairie City visitors at the Nie mandsvdriet home and Highland visitors at the Huisman home. Several townspeople fall ill but improve. Lizzie Breen visits her hospitalized nephew in Oskaloosa. Otley pupils present a strong program and hold a picnic. Leon Romers breaks an axle returning from church. Local visits and flowered social rounds follow. Eighth graders plan Knoxville graduation. Memorial Day attendance spans Pella and Monroe. Summit Four H Club forms with nine members led by Mrs. Ryke. Pete Kelderman involved in a Prairie City collision. no injuries. Many locals visit Knoxville, Monroe, and Pella, with frequent family visits and rides. Decoration Day observed in Monroe and Knoxville. numerous shuttles to shops and social calls continue through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert de Joode
Frank de Vries
Prairie City
A. Niemandsverdriet
Pete Kelderman
Highland
Ind
C. Huisman
F. Tilma
Lizzie Breen
Oskaloosa
Messrs. McKeever
Wanda
Otley
Leon Romers
Wm. Ver Dught
Richard
Newton
Arthur Kaldenberg
John Kaldenberg
Pella
Rob Kaldenberg
Otley School
Knoxville
Monroe
Miss Forbes
Summit Township
Summit Four H. Club
G. W. Ryke
Jessie Vande Kieft
Emma van Gorp
Edna van Roeke
Mab
Brownie Frazer
Cordova and nearby deliveries from Cordova to Knoxville
Cordova and Fi field Monday shipments include a car load of cattle from Cordova and Fi field. R. M. Hart took a load of chickens cream and eggs to Knoxville Monday. George Haning was a Monroe and Otley caller Monday. H. C. Williamson visited Knoxville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cradle Andy Cradle and Marion De Moss of Newton were in Cordova Monday. Mrs. C. Bricker and children motor to Monroe Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. R. M. Hart and children accompanied her. Bert Stallings of Newton shipped a car load of horses and mules from Cordova Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rieherd called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Shilling
George Roff
Monroe
Lloyd Shilling
Son Elsworth
Ruby Richerd
Knoxville
R. M. Hart
J. M. Hart
Pella
S. A. Johnson
Clarence Bricker
Joe Vanden Berg
Harold Efner
W. A. Richerd
C. C. Core
Roy Wolever
H. Merryman
Okley Cowman
Edna
Joe Muilenburg
Othella
Henry Muilenburg
Ellsworth
Will Karr
Henry Merryman
Jack
James Vriezelaar
Otley
Bert Karr
de Buck
Russell
Crozer & Steveson
Cordova
Fifield
George Haning
H. C. Williamson
Frank Cradle
Andy Cradle
Marion de Moss
Newton
C. Bricker
Bert Stallings
Church notes and Vacation Bible School schedule
First Christian Reformed Church lists Lord's Day services with sermon topics in Dutch and English, including Our Misery and its Source and Asking for the Old Paths. The Methodist Episcopal Church announces a three week Vacation Bible School starting June 9 at 9 am, plus Sunday services and Junior League activities with details for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Reformed
J. de Haan
Holland
Jer
English
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. A. Sabin
Methodist Church
Geo
Croll
Hellinga
Rock Island Train Schedule and Des Moines Visit
Eastbound and westbound Wabash trains listed with passenger numbers and times. Freight locals carry passengers and must ship by the previous evening. Mrs W Bowlby returns to Des Moines after visiting relatives in Pella.
City Council Minutes Pella Iowa June 3 1924
The City Council of Pella Iowa met June 3 1924 in regular session Mayor Johnson presiding with all members present. Reports covered alley opening block 21 sanitary and fire department work electric lines beyond city limits cost sharing contracts pending. Treasurer reports $33500 95 balance. Various budget warrants approved including salaries, materials, and services across departments. Painting bid for water tower let to P M Van Zee $225 and paint purchase for tower referred. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Iowa
Johnson
South Street
Light and Water Committee
Oskaloosa
P. M. van Zee
Kuyper
The Little Brown Church in the Vale attracts many visitors
The popular Bradford Iowa church in Chickasaw county hosts summer automobile parties from across Iowa and neighboring states. Services are Sundays, with weddings at five dollars per use. Pastor Rev. George Hanna also leads the Congregational church in town, and last year the church performed 191 weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bradford
Chickasaw County
Little Brown
The
Loraine E. Kout
Nashua
Iowa
George Hanna
Congregational Church of
Tanlac hailed for curing long indigestion in Omaha woman
Mrs. C. H. Long of 2804 Ellison Ave Omaha Nebr credits Tanlac with ending years of indigestion nervousness and sleeplessness. She says the medicine restored her weight strength and color and praises its effect after illness and flu. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation also marketed by Tanlac makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Long
Ellison Ave
Omaha
Nebr
Bradford Church Serves All Faiths With Shared Chorus
The Bradford church, marked by a sign, has long welcomed ministers of all faiths and their choirs. A large Catholic choir performed last summer, and the community supports its minister financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
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Colyn Leen Golyn
Herwehe
Lambert Pharmacat Co
Saint Louis
U.S. Ay
Rock Island Train Service
Wabash
Howell
Sica
Orsngeine
Tanlac
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil
Broadway
Franklin
Polla
E. Tet
John Hocksema
Byers
Bella Motor Co
A. F. Rouze & Co
Harvey
L. Renaud
Main St
Coffey & Coker
Reasnor
Pella, Iowa
WM. F. Crew
4Th Ave
Grinnell
James V. Lankelma
Ideal Pharmacy
Honey Creek Coal CO
Phil Bishop
Mer
H. C. Payne
W. C. Verploeg
Ames
Farmer's Produce Building
Georgia Chalfont
Fowler Telephone
Main Street
DR. C. I. Fox
Main and Liberty Sts
J. J. Sybenga
Ofice
Puritan Drug Store
D. N. Steffen
Bell Clothing Store
Aschenbrenner
Geelhoed
H. O. Wormhoudt
Jaarsma Bakery
A. P. Fankhauser
T. G. Fultz
F. F. Carpenter
Jaarsma’s Bakery