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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1910

Page

2

Local social notes from Brighton Indiana to Pella and Grinnell

Sally Beyer and Miss Woutenberg near wedding. Mrs. Sparks visits Baxter area. Carrie Burlingame and baby visit family. Grandma Holdsworth from Kellogg visits sons. John Waren Kamp and Gertrude visit Pella. Rev. Hoffman from Oklahoma visits parents and preaches in English. Numerous local visits, travels, and happenings include new piano arrival, Buick purchase, and a Reformed Missionary Society trip to Galesburg.

E. Beyer Brighton C. Woutenberg Holland Rose Sparks Mary Newell Baxter Carrie Burlingame Baby Eldora Sam Sparks Grandma Holdsworth Kellogg John Will John Waren Kamp Gertrude Pella James Hoffman Oklahoma Reformed Church Henry Welle John Huigen John van Baalen Prairie City

Silver Grove highlights and social visits

Corn plowing is the order of the day. Mrs Otto Van Speren visited Mrs Jake Slot on Tuesday. Miss Anna Hosapers closed her term with a big picnic on June th. Miss Gertrude Dykstra visited in Pella and attended Children's Day services in Otley. Mr and Mrs G T B Klein left for Orange City to visit friends and relatives. Gertrude Dykstra stayed with Miss Dena Slot. Will Ver Dugt purchased a new automobile.

Otto van Speren Jake Slot Anna Hosapers Gertrude Dykstra Pella Otley G. T. B. Klein Orange City

Otley Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week

Mrs Blick left for Orange City for a three week visit with her parents and relatives. The Baptist Sunday school children gave a fine Children Day program last Sunday. Will Ver Dugt owns a new auto. Mise Henrietta Groenenboom spent Sunday at the Wouda home. Miss Maggie Van Hemert and Miss Anna Verwers of Fifield visited Otley Sunday. Gerrit Klein is building a new barn. Neil Kliendorst and wife visited the Kliendorst home near Kyanville. Mesdames J De Vries and L Weyers visited friends near Albia last week.

Mre Blick Orange City the Baptist Sunday School Will Ver Dugt Mise Henrietta Groenenboom Wouda Maggie van Hemert Anna Verwers Fifield Otley Gerrit Klein Neil Kliendorst Kliendorst Kyanville Mesdames J. de Vries Albia Henry Bootsma Helene Rebecca Thomas Knoxville Neah Sedrel Simon Carver Anie de Harvey Fletcher Floris Ora Davis Ver Plog Jak de Hoed Bert Vriezlaar Weyera de Viries Tracy

Summer plans and small town happenings report

Leighton notes hot weather aiding corn. Rholes Duiker plans book selling in Eagle Grove. Baker and Center Schools to close with a Center lawn picnic. John Klaaren and Artie Klaaren visit Eddyville friends. Bertha Henry and Henrietta Brunia join Van Zee for supper. Willie Cunningham toes amputated after a pasture accident. healing. Willing Worker group meets at Rev Duiker's home. Christian Reformed Church foundation underway with local masons. Ebenezer Ladies Aid invite Christian Reformers to yearly festivities. A fish bone injury prompts doctor visit for a young boy.

Rholes Duiker Eagle Grove Baker School Carrie van Zee Center School Henrietta Brunia John Artie Klaaren Eddyville Able Duiker Christian Reformed Pella Ladies of the Aid Society Ebenezer Church Ladies of the Christian Reformed Church

Carpenter and Carver neighbors gather for birthdays and visits

Mrs Henry Fifield hosts and neighbors share news from Otley Des Moines Knoxville Eddyville and Pella with birthdays at the Van Der Berg home. Ice cream social at Fifield school June 25. Attendees include Robison Carpenter De Heer Van Der Berg and many local families.

Bertha Carpenter Eddyville Case Kooyman Carver Smith Cérnie van der Berg Second Reformed Church Pella

Weather and crop outlook for Des Moines in June 1910

Weather and crop bulletin reports the week ending June 19 1910 in Des Moines Iowa as ideal for corn growth with temperatures about 5 degrees above normal and no rainfall for most of the state. Sunshine was abundant and the week was devoted to cornfield work with replanting efforts noted in places.

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