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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1925

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Mortuary notice for Frans Willem Brunia in Pella

Frans Willem Brunia died at his Pella home on June 17 1925 after two years illness aged 67 born Nes Friesland Netherlands December 9 1857 He came to America in 1883 lived near Olivet twenty years then moved to Pella in 1903 Married March 4 1885 to Allie I Roorda Survived by five children two daughters Letitia and Mrs William Barry of Colorado Mrs Louis Unger of Wyoming William and Sara of Eddyville Iowa and four grandchildren One sister Mrs A K Dykstra in Pella and another sister and three brothers in the Netherlands Funeral Friday at 2 00 p m no floral offerings】

Frans Willem Brunia Nes Friesland Netherlands Pella Independence Street Willem Brunia Tietje Posthumus Brunia Mr. Brunin America Olivet Allie I. Roorda Louis Unger Wyoming Letitia William Barry Colorado William Sara Eddyville Iowa A. K. Dykstra H. de Graaf Thevnis Kornelius

Beloved Harold Klein Dies Suddenly on June 6

An overwhelming sorrow fills our home as Harold Klein, our dutiful and loving son, is suddenly taken from us. Despite the heavy loss, we trust in Heavenly Father’s will and thank relatives and friends for their interstanding sympathy. MR. AND MRS. M. T. KLEIN.

Harold Klein Job M. T. Klein

Mrs Henry Brand of New Sharon Dies at 58

Mrs. Henry Brand of four miles south of New Sharon died Friday June 12 at 4 PM after a second stroke. A diabetes sufferer, she was 58 years 11 months 18 days old. Survived by five children, husband predeceased her. four brothers and three sisters also mourn. Funeral at Presbyterian church New Sharon Monday, body to Oakwood cemetery Pella.

Henry Brand New Sharon John Elscott Taintor John Herman Harry Julia Pella Marinus Henry van Arkel D. de Kock John A. Vander Linden John de Bruin Prairie City Presbyterian

Otley News: Births and Local Happenings

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Rickabaugh a son on Saturday June 13. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaldenberg host visiting relatives from Otley. Baptist church exterior being painted. Mrs. J. B. Vriezelaar visiting Henry Kaldenberg home near Fairmount. Wm. Vriezelaar moves to Monroe with Schultze & Sons sales route. Miss Gertrude Brouwer helps with housework. Emma Beyers celebrates sixth birthday with planned lawn party turned indoor event. Marie Muilenburg hospitalized in Rochester with probable operation forthcoming.

Lorin Rickabaugh Henry Kaldenberg Otley J. B. Vriezelaar Fairmount Wm. Vriezelaar Schultze & Sons Des Moines Monroe Emma Littl L. T. Beyers Marie Muilenburg Rochester Minn

Defense Day observance planned with July 4 celebrations

Major General George B. Duncan urges concurrent Defense Test day on July 4 across the nation. Governors, American Legion posts, and civic groups are asked to cooperate as local communities muster military organizations and patriotic programs.

George B. Duncan Wth Corps American Legion Congress James A. Crain War Department

Iowa Plans Hog Demonstration at State Fair

With Iowa becoming the top swine producer, plans to expand pork output focus on the McLean County System of hog raising. The exhibit contrasts old infected lots with fresh green lots and alfalfa setups to show disease reduction and lower costs, featuring officials from government, Iowa State College, and Farm Bureau explaining the method to swine raisers.

Iowa Union McLean County Illinois Iowa State College Farm Bureau McLean

Hosiery and Fabrics Sale List from Local Store

An assortment of ladies silk hose in black and colors, linen suiting, muslin, tooth brushes, children’s hose, size ranges, and assorted fabrics. Quilt padding and table oil cloth offered in multiple widths and colors with per yard pricing listed.

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Brunia Henry Brand OF Otley News Gertrude Brouwer Puritan High Avenue Oskaloosa, Iowa Taffeta Collar Honor Colgate’s Tooth Layman’s Soap Cuticura Williams Combs Lady Bobet J. C. Penney & Co Castile Cheviott
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