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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1932

Page

8

Visiting Makes Up Otley's Life in Nearby Towns

Otley Iowa March 1 Mrs Frank Tilma and brother K Menninga visited at S Menninga home Tuesday afternoon. Gysbert Aalbers family spent Saturday at William Aalbers home. Deliagnes Verwers spent last Wednesday at Pete Kline home. Tunis Van Dyke and Lena Witzenberg visited Marie Witzenberg home. Rev Duke of Tracy children spent weekend at Rev Koekkoek home. John Visser of Tracy spent weekend with aunts Bean Wervers and Jennie Mayor Scott. A check offered for an officer appearance led by Mr Kendall when Mayor Scott was absent. Chronicle want ads bring results.

Otley Iowa Frank ‘Tilma K. Menninga S. Menninga Gysbert Aalbers William Aalbers Tunis van Dyke Lena Witzenberg Marie Witzenberg Duke of Tracy Koekkoek John Visser Tracy Bean Verwers Jennie Scott Kendall

Robus and Children Visit With Bloodworths

Mr and Mrs S Menninga visited Friday at Bert Menninga and family. Mr and Mrs Thomas Bloodworth and children of Pella visited Sunday at the John Bloodworth home.

Robus S. ‘Menninga Bert Menninga Thomas Bloodworth Pella John Bloodworth

Porterville Happenings Include Visits and Moves

Local notes record residents visiting neighbors and relocating homes around Porterville. Families such as Vander Waal, Hoksbergen, Dykstra, Verrips, Boat, and Van Scheinkhoven appear in social calls and Friday through Sunday meetings. Several families moved to new farms or houses near town amid community activity.

Weekend visits fill James de Zwarte home

A long list of Sunday and Friday visitors to the James de Zwarte household includes Miss Cornelia Monster Miss Jeanetta Monster and Miss Jennie de Zwarte along with Peter Hackert and family John de Bruin and family Mrs Hackert's mother Mrs Henry de Wild and other relatives. Also noted are visits by Huber Lee Robertus to his relatives in Pella and several families at Gerrit Van Zee's home.

Porterville Anne Vander Waal Lamella Louis Hoksbergen Lizzie Anna van Oeven John van Scheinkhoven Pete Dykstra Mary Arie Brower Louis Hoksburgen Bastian _Goemaat McMurray Place Wabash River Dick Goemsat John Kamerik John Robertus Richard Oliver Monroe Koen John van Andel Dick Boat Henry de Zwarte Oskaloosa Louis de Wild Ace Will Monster Antoinetta Pella J. D. van Zante Wilma Louis Hobsburgen Will Jansen Mary Ruth Neal Hackert Carl Ruth Hackert Thurs James’ de Zwarte Cornelia Jeanetta Monster Jennie de Zwarte Peter Hackert John de Bruin Gerrit van Zee Minnie Hackett John de Wild Dan Sytsma Koen Verrips

De Jong Blom Nuptials Reported Near Peoria Iowa

Peoria Iowa March 1 Report notes Gerrit De Jong and Miss Francis Blom united in marriage at the bride's parents home north of Peoria They plan to reside on a farm about one mile west of Peoria Also mentioned are local visits births hospitalizations and social gatherings with several named families and neighbors in attendance

Peoria Iowa Tabe Vander Veen Peoria Christian School S. de Vries Henry Stuersma W. D. Vander Werp Prairie City M. J. Vander Werp Gerrit de Jong Francis Blom John Blom Here Richard Veenstra Ben Vander Molen Wiebe de Vries Gertrude Bennick Andrew Bandstra Iows City John Sprado Pella Tone Arie DeCook van Wycks Bert van Ee Gerrit Ver Steegh M. Plyma Nellie Bandstra Paul Nieumsma Conrad de Vries William Nibbelink Coen Stuursma Lena Cecil Vander Molen

Surpr ise Anniversary Shown By Cordova Residents

Cordova Iowa residents gathered for a surprise anniversary at the home of Mr and Mrs Calvin Bricker. The couple marked 37 years of marriage with neighbors including Gerrit Hohensbergen Clarence Bricker Henry Muilenburg and families in attendance. The item notes moving and social visits in nearby Knoxville Fifield and Runnells areas with hog shipments and various visits. A baby boy was born February 26 1932 to the John Perky family.

Cordova Iowa Lloyd Shilling Pella George Dailey Knoxville Herman de Heer Fifield Kenneth Frederking Lloyd Etcher Wm. Karr Gerrit Klyn R. M. Hart Arie Klyn Bart Klyn Val Rolfe Bert Breen John Perky Tom Rickabaugh Runnells Sovilla Fred Kraher Calvin Bricker Gerrit Hohensbergen Clarence Bricker Henry Muilenburg Herman Sneller Bert Bloom Vaud

Hart and Efnor Families Visit Arlow Johnson Home

Mr and Mrs R M Hart and family and Mr and Mrs Harold Efnor spent Sunday afternoon and evening at the Arlow Johnson home.

R. M. Hart Harold Efnor Arlow Johnson Home

Outsiders Talk to Harvey Pupils on The Five Senses

In Marion county with Des Moines Skunk Cedar English and White Breast creeks abundant streams and little game the town finds topics for civic talk. Public schools flourish under Prof Postle who brings in outside speakers to discuss themes like The Five Senses as a series of talks for pupils.

Marion County Des Moines Skunk Isaac Walton Postle

Black Oak Center school play set for Friday night

Leighton March 1 Miss Janella Van Maanen has been sick with tonsillitis. A community play titled That's One on Bill will be held at Leighton Town Hall Friday evening at 7. The Black Oak Center district young people organize the event with local families hosting guests. Church services at Reformed church on Sunday include Het Geloof en de zede at 9:30 a.m. and Young People's meeting at 7:30 p.m.

Mahagka Hospital Oskaloosa Anthony de Jong Herma Vander Lane Prairie City Elma van Heukelem Black Oak Center Leighton Will Rempe D. de Prenger John van Zonk Des Moines Henry Roorda Wm. Veldhuizen Earl van Domser John van Haaften Pella Frank van Haaften Neal Heimstra J.v John Rempe H. Rempe B. Slings John de Prenger Warren John van Heaften W. van Haaften Reformed Church Young People’s Society Mildred de Reus

Fire Destroys Colfax Cafe On Howard Street

Colfax Iowa R and R Cafe on Howard Street east of Citizens Bank owned by Claude Rogers was completely destroyed by a fire around 4 30 Wednesday morning. The frame building and all contents were lost with partial insurance coverage. The blaze origin is not definite but suspected to be an electrical wiring defect. Dr R G Anepach, owner of the building, plans to rebuild.

Jasper County Record Colfax R and R Cafe Howard Street Citizens’ State Bank Claude Rogers R. G. Anepach

Fire damages Colfax cafe and nearby garage

The blaze started in the rear of the Colfax cafe and burned out the phone wires. Night operator notified Officer Arthur Roberts, who found the building ablaze on arrival. The cafe had closed at 11 40 Tuesday night and a police check at 3 20 Wednesday morning found no sign of fire. The Frank Neel garage adjoining the cafe to the east suffered light damage as flames reached it, but firefighters prevented further spread.

Colfax Arthur Roberts Rogers Frank Neel

Knoxville Express Former Governor Kendall Traced by Officer

Former Governor Nate E Kendall visited Knoxville last Friday afternoon and caused a traffic violation by crossing against traffic. Officer John Neumann on duty confronted him and did not recognize the prominent visitor at first. They went to the office for clarification.

Knoxville Express Nate E. Kendall Knoxville John Neumann Mr. Kendall Kendall Neumann

Also Mentioned on This Page

Deliagnes Verwers Pete Kline Henery Pella, Iowa United Paint Franklin van Gorp Bayer Stork Peoria Personals Denver Tidene West Washington Street Dutch Mill W. G. Neely Axminster Axminsters McGregor
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