G Bos to Return to Chicago After Visit
G Bos visited his sister Mrs Jas Jansen last Sunday before she left for Colorado. He will return to his home in Chicago on Saturday.
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G. Bos
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
7
H D Wormhoudt Sells Carpets and Bugs
Miss Hattie Verhuel, who underwent a successful appendicitis operation at Mercy hospital in Des Moines on Monday afternoon last week, is coming home this evening. Two of her sisters went to Des Moines this morning to accompany her home. Her many friends here will be glad to learn of her rapid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Verhuel
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Band Benefit Social Shifts to Saturday Night
A community benefit social for the band is scheduled for Saturday night. Organizers urge attendance to support the group and cover event expenses. Local venues host the dances with refreshments and live performances by the band.
Meteors Fall As New Sharon Defeats Pella 7 to 4
New Sharon beats Pella on the New Sharon diamond by seven to four. The Meteors blame a few bad plays for the loss and the teams are now tied, forcing a playoff soon. Prof Hoofman and wife plan to move to Osage Iowa for a month or six weeks to work at a new field of labor. Osage Seminary gains a new principal and friends bid farewell with best wishes. Band concert and benefit social in Garden Square Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
New Sharon
Prof. Hoofman
Osage
Iowa
Osage Seminary
First Reformed Church Pastor's Last Service Before Vacation
The pastor will fill the pulpit at the First Reformed Church Sunday evening. This will be his last service until he returns from vacation on August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
Social for G A R Circle to aid Pella Band
The Ladies of the G A R Circle host a Saturday night benefit in Garden Square Park offering ice cream cake lemonade and other refreshments. Proceeds support the Pella Band as it bears season concert costs and invites the public to enjoy an extended concert, socialize, and applaud the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Circle
Pella
Garden Square
Pella’s First Born Visits From Minnesota
Bart Synhorst of Minnesota arrived in the city for an extended visit. He is the first child born in the Holland colony in 1847 and notes Pella’s growth and improvements over the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Synhorst
Minnesota
Mr. Synhorst
Pella
Knoxville Journal
Beverages Faced Legal Action In Grand Jury Session
The proprietor and bound him over to the grand jury. Tip Top, another beverage sold by G. Van Rees met a similar fate. No action has been taken against Mr. Van Rees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
G. van Rees
Mr. van Rees
Memorial Services For K Ps Honor Departed Members
The K P lodge held memorial services in their lodge room last Sunday afternoon. Attendance was nearly full despite heat. Addresses by Chancellor Commander J H Reuvers J A Herney and J W Boyd. A committee was appointed to decorate graves at Oakwood Van Damselaar and Porterville cemeteries. Five members have died since the lodge began twenty five years ago: John Van Maren Joe Thomas Neal Van Zante Granville Warren Dr Samuel Stoblaar. A poetical verse honors brothers with lines about duty and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Ps
J. H. Reuvers
J. A. Herney
J. W. Boyd
Oakwood
van Damselaar
Porterville
K. P. Lodge
John van Maren
Joe Thomas
Neal van Zante
Granville Warren
Samuel Stoblaar
Fragmentary gun tragedy note ends abruptly in local page
A damaged OCR snippet notes a domestic tragedy with a woman discovering her mother dead, detailing a grim family event. The fragment preserves no names, places, or dates, but implies a fatal incident within a household and the immediate emotional aftermath.
Death of Union Township farmer from fall from tree
Segal Busby a prominent farmer near Fairview church in Union township died this morning from injuries suffered yesterday while cherry picking at Milton Phillips home. He fell from a tree and injured his spine causing paralysis. physicians offered no relief. He leaves a wife and five children. This family has suffered four violent deaths in two generations, with brothers killed by lightning in 1900 and their father fatally struck by a train soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Sharon
Segal Busby
Fairview Church
Union Township
Mr. Busby
Milton Phillips
Grinnell
May Lose An Eye From Nail Accident In Pella
Dr Bos attended Fred Scheffers in south Pella after a nail struck his eye while hammering. The blow fractured the corner of the eye and drained fluid from the anterior chamber. The injury is painful and may cost him sight in one eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bos
South Pella
Fred Scheffers
Mr. Scheffers
Cream of Hops beverage barred under Iowa law ruling
The Palace Restaurant faced action after selling Cream of Hops, a beverage with a measurable alcohol content. A recent Supreme Court interpretation of Iowa law forbids any drink containing alcohol, prompting officials to halt sales and file charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Supreme Court
Palace Restaurant
Marshall Buckingham
Tragic double murder suicide in Ottumwa note tied to auto loan
Ottumwa Iowa June 27 Elza Cram blit 19 shot and killed his mother fatally wounded his sister Gladys and died by suicide. A note and a letter from the mother imply financial strain over a $1950 automobile purchase and an intent to end all three lives. The sister is dying from a brain wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Elza Cramblit
Gladys
Elza
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van der Pol
van der Pol’s
L. L. Maslin
Foulard
Mara
Pella, Iowa
J. G. van der Pol
H. D. Wormhoudt
A. T. Brom
Ben Synhorst
Holland Colony
H. C. Payne
S. W. Corner Square
Young America
Vander Linden
Veicerae Fund
Spencer
EAD
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D.C
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