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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1924

Page

10

Heeren Van Nimwegen Wedding In Pella Michigan Bride Marries

Miss Wilhelmina Van Nimwegen and Rev Enos Heeren were married at the bride’s mother’s home in Pella at 1 30 PM Tuesday June 24 conducted by Rev H M Bruins. Witnesses were close relatives and a few friends. They will reside at Allen dale Parsonage near Hudsonville Michigan after August 1 and Mr Heeren will serve as pastor.

Goulooze and Pothoven Wed At Mrs Hartog Home

At five o clock on Wednesday afternoon June 25 the marriage of William Goulooze son of Mr and Mrs L Goulooze of Pella and Miss Carolina Pothoven from east of town was solemnized by Rev George Hankamp at the bride’s sister Mrs Egbert Den Hartog’s home where she had lived for some time The couple plan to reside in Pella The Chronicle extends best wishes and congratulations

Goulooze-Pothoven Wm. Goulooze

Jaarsma Keuning Wedding At First Reformed Parsonage

Celia Keuning daughter of Mrs. R Keuning and Frank Jaarsma son of Mr. and Mrs. H Jaarsma wed this Thursday evening at the parsonage of the First Reformed Church with Rev J Wesselink officiating. The couple will depart for a trip to Detroit Michigan and Chicago before returning to Pella to establish their home.

Vander Ploeg Van Rheenen Wedding in Pella

Carolina Vander Ploeg and Diller Vander Ploeg married at the home of the brides parents in Pella on June 25. Rev H M Bruins officiated in an all family ceremony. The bride formerly taught school and the groom is tied to the local bakery business. Both are well known in the community.

Pella Pella Chamber of Commerce Pella Chamber

Bogard and Duiker Wed in Grand Rapids Michigan

The Chronicle reports the May 29 marriage in Grand Rapids Michigan of Dave Bogard son of Mr and Mrs N Bogard of Pella and Cornelia Duiker daughter of Mrs Wm Duiker also formerly of Pella. Bogard recently graduated from Hope Theological Seminary and has accepted a pastorate in Michigan.

Michigan the Chronicle

Bonus blanks arrive for WWI veterans and families

Adjutant M Paardekooper of Van Veen Van Hemert Post and Tunis Kempkes, chair of the Pella Red Cross Chapter, received from Washington this week the official blanks for World War I veterans and dependents to apply for compensation under the recently enacted legislation over President Coolidge's veto. The form requires a detailed record of service.

M. Paardekooper van Veen-Van Hemert Post American Legion Tunis Kempkes Pella

Legion to discuss veterans compensation policy details

The American Legion plans a June 30 meeting of Van Veen Van Hemert Post to review the federal law on adjusted compensation. The discussion will cover service payments, endowment options, deductions after discharge, and required affidavits and fingerprints, with help offered to attendees in completing forms.

United States American Legion van Veen-Van Hemert Post

A Trip Through Japanese Alps

A travelogue excerpt recounts a trek through the Japanese Alps with a party noting eastward low peaks, a snowless landscape, and a bouillon meal from their canteen. After lunch they faced a route choice to Omahi, guided by the forecast of three days of good weather.

Bouillon Omahi

Desperate Alpine Descent From Harinoki Pass to Higashizawa River

A small expedition threads a high mountain route above Harinoki Pass, crossing snow and rocks to reach Higashizawa valley. They bivouac in a crude bough hut, fish for trout, endure wet wood and mosquitoes, then tackle a treacherous river crossing and a near-vertical, thirty-degree ascent around a mountain shoulder.

Harinoki Higashizawa River

Through a Impassable Cliff Barrier on River Descent

The party reaches the river bank hoping to camp but finds a second barrier a cliff blocking the torrent. Night falls with no suitable camping spot among boulders. The guide reports the cliff is impassable and searches for another path but finds none.

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