Local News Notes From H Jaarsma Briefs
C Gomaat visited his brother at Fairmount over Sunday. Mr and Mrs A Schippers went to Leighton to visit friends. John VanRheenen visited his brother in New Sharon. Mrs J M Cox went to Omaha for an over Sunday visit with her son Henry G Cox. She then left for Hays Kan to attend her daughter’s commencement at the normal school where Mr VanCleave is athletic director. Miss Jennie and Delia Beerends visited Oska looka with friends Saturday. R A Awtry was a business visitor at the capital city Saturday. Marlon LeCocq returned from Holland Mich where he studied the past year. Mrs G B Clark arrived in Pella on the way home from Longmont Colo after visiting relatives. F C Swain visited relatives in Pella then went to Altoona Saturday. Mrs H J Rhynsburger went to Iowa City Saturday to visit her mother.
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C. Gomaat
Fairmount
Mrs. A. Schippers
Leighton
J. M. Cox
Omaha
Henry G. Cox
Hays, Kans
I. H. VanCleave
VanCleave
Jennie
Delia Beerends
Oskalooga
R. A. Awtry
Capital City
Marlon LeCocq
Holland
Mich
G. B. Clark
Longmont
Colo
Kansas
Pella
H. B. Norton
Ainsworth
Baptist Church
Chronicle
Albia Union
Albia
Chariton
Hiteman
Buxton
Hocking
Sam
John Eysink
Kate
Des Moines
The
West High School
Arthur Boyt
Eysink
Dave Welle
Udell Hendrick
Tom Green
Kalona
Central College
J. P. VanZee
Minneapolis
Garden City Feeder Co
VanZee
Mary Powell
Cedar Rapids
Waldo
Ohio
P. Johnson
Frank Warner
Nelle Johnson
Tom Hynes
D. Hynes
van Zante Avos Hardware
Bigham
Mullenville
Kans
H. P. Scholte
Oskaloosa
L. J. Carpenter
Reasnor
Frank Carpenter
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Uy Mies
Cora VanderWerf
Price View
P. Rus
Henrietta Cole
Ottumwa
T. J. Fultz
Ames
Gerrit Vroegh
Oskaloosa Street
Thomas Anderson
Bailey
Northern Baptist Convention
Anderson
R. C. Clark
American Express Co
U. S. Express’ Co
Rock Island
Clark
Grant
VanZante Bros
J. D. Dodson
Department of Education
Marie Reynolds
Geraldine Aschenbrenner
Des Moines College
Pearl Arnold
T. H. Klein
Kate Smorenburg
Knoxville
Paul Little
Leonard DeBruyn
Monroe
Geo. F. Sadler
Herbert B. Bailey
Evanston, Ill
Sadler
G. A. Baitsell
Dorothy M. Horning
Lewis Ryan
Delaware City
Del
Gilmore
Iowa
Roy Stoddard
Bessie Veenschoten
Jess Barber
Boone
Dave Goff
Grand River
Leon
Pella News Roundup Including Local Moves and Scams
Local items report Gerrit Vroegh’s misadventure after a wreck and a bareheaded return to Pella, H B Norton leaving for Ainsworth, and many residents traveling, visiting, or changing jobs. An Albia Union note warns 360 plus women duped by a furniture scam. the slick operator avoided mail and left town, while others head to Des Moines, Minneapolis, and Ottumwa for graduations, sales, and family events.
Union Printers Home in Colorado Springs Welcomes Members
A visit to the Union Printers Home at Colorado Springs welcomes about 150 International Typographical Union members in residence. The 80 acre property, donated by locals and now worth over a million dollars, serves tubercular and disabled printers with year round outdoor treatment and free access for members in good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Printers
Colorado Springs
International Typographical Union of America
Oskaloosa Association
Union 4S
International Typographical Union
Roustabout
Oskaloosa Herald
Not Deluded. Plodding Pete Denounces Polite Job Talk
A humorously blunt exchange from Washington Star features Plodding Pete rejecting refined speech as a lure to employment. He scorns words of three syllables, saying plain talk beats flowery phrasing for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Tom Star
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FDA
H. Jaarsma
John VanRheenen
New Sharon
F. C. Swain
Altoona
H. J. Rhynsburger
Iowa City
Ford
Gerrit
Robert Williams
Sibley
the Chronicle
Kate Johnson
Booster
Louise Gladstone
R. R. Sadler
C. W. C. Erickson
Independence
Roy EB. Nowell
Millerton
Nowell
I. McAde
Runnells
Monroe Mirror
Marion County
Marion County Board of Supervisors
W. W. Association
ROYAL
U.S
U. S
Stubenrauch
M. Vander Linden
Vander
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