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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
8
Relatives gathered at the Henry Wo Van Oene home for a farewell to Miss Cornelia Van Oene who departs for San Antonio Texas. They presented her gifts and wished a pleasant trip.
A long wedding and reunion report covers a May ceremony at a church, the bride and groom from Pella and Thurman areas, and a Bennink reunion at West Park in Pella. It lists attendees, bridal attire, ceremony details, and future plans, plus a Bennink reunion program with speakers, songs, and honors. The piece also notes births, deaths, marriages, service members, and officers from the Bennink clan.
A fragmented, misspelled write up presents a Creole beef and potato puff dish. It mentions beef, potatoes, onions, tomatoes, butter, oats or cheese, and baking steps with medium heat, aiming for aromatic flavors and a mellow texture.
The page lists multiple 4-H club meetings and rally day events, including Lake Prairie 4-H Club at Dyrght Mathes home and an Entainted Corsin MG A list. It notes planning for a June 26 project tour with ten projects and a noon luncheon at a park. A wedding in Steen Minnesota is described with Rev N Rozeboom officiating and the bride Minnie Rozeboom. It also covers Victory Strivers Club and other committee updates.
The American Red Cross supplied more than 5.5 million dollars in drugs, medical supplies, and clothing to Russia for warfare victims. Chairman Davis said the aid would be roughly doubled soon. Additional shipments include hypodermic needles, x-ray equipment, and clothing for war orphans living in Red Cross homes.
A garbled excerpt presents a jumble of names, places, and terms with no clear event or narrative. It reads like partial OCR text, mixing individuals, venues, and geographic hints without coherent context or dates.
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