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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1949

Page

2

Local News Briefs From Pella Area Obituaries and Births

A string of brief notes from the Pella, Leighton, and Mahaska region reports births, hospital stays, and local visits. Dena Roovart of Omaha entered Ludington Nursing Home in Oska loosa with her siblings. Albert De Bruin's baby boy born at Mahaska hospital Monday night. they have two other children. Daniel Vin Gorp seeks medical treatment at Mercy hospital Ostabor. Mr Warry Ketels and daughter discharged from Mercy. Louise Branning and baby daughter homeward. Claren Van Rookel and baby boy left Mercy for home. A Milwanker, Wis. bassist visits relatives. Mrs John A Klyn severely injured February 23 and bedridden. William Black en route from Milwaukee to California visits Pella. Mrs Earl BAM, long employed at Mildwanker Journal, to Westwood Til Press in Los Angeles. Black family heads to California. Till praised for Milwaukee work.

Dena Roovart Omaha Indaw Fred Hesselink Ludington Oskaloosa Albert de Bruin Pella Mahaska Hospital Daniel John Vin Gorp Mercy Hospital Ostabor Warry Ketels Mercy Louise Branning Claren van Rookel Leighton Gorp Milwanker Wis John A. Klyn William Bill) Black Wisconsin Los California Earl Bam Mildwanker Journal Weetwood Til Los Angles Hlack Till Milwaukee

Pella Community Briefs Highlight Local Fraternity News

Bill Lankelma, Drake University freshman in commerce and finance, joins Alpha Tau Omega at Drake. Several residents update on health and travel including Mrs Artie Van Dusseldorp with a broken wrist, John Van Gorp discharged from Mercy Hospital, and Marvin H. Van Dusseldorp improving from tonsillitis. Ottawa University honors student Eugene DeWild earns first-semester honors. John and Gertrude Vander Zyl plan to move to Pella. Card Van Dusseldorp returns to Central College after mumps.

Bill Lankelma John W. Lankelma Pella Alpha Tau Ome Drake University Des Moines Drake Lankelma College of Commerce and Finance Artie van Dusseldorp Henry Leighton Daniel John van Gorp Mercy Hospital Oskalee Dickie Brandente Wilbur Huger Newton Virgil Klein Monroe Mises Viola Niemant Davis Teter Or Versiven Herrie John M. Buwalda Maxine Hendrix University Hospital of Town City Gertrude Vander Plow Monterey California Edward Marvin H. van Dusseldorp George Pinches Davenport Iowa Canada J. J. Hesselink Holland Nebraska Texas Gulf of Mexico Arie Verought Prairie City Ayn Vander Ploeg Ota University Ottawa Kansas Eugene DeWild GM. DeWild University St Ottawa University John E. Vander Zyl Oskaloosa North Main Street Nellie Vriezelang P. TI. van Gorp Vander Zyls John Central Supply Company Vander Zyt Gertrude Synhorst Van_ Dusseldorp Central College

Lobbyists and Budget Concerns Highlight Economic Debate

In a chamber discussion cited by OF C. Heard Smith, emphasis rests on exposing lobbyist influence as hundreds operate in Washington seeking favorable laws. He notes 1948 lobby spending exceeded five million dollars and contrasts budget growth from Hoover era to a projected forty six billion with new taxes.

Lobb Chambers of Commerce Washington Congress Smith Hoover

Obituary for Harmon J. Robertus of Pella Iowa

Harmon J. Robertus born 1867 in Pella Iowa died February 23 1849 in Des Moines hospital at age 12 years one month He led a Christian life and was converted in early manhood He leaves three sisters May Amma Blinkers Nettie Van Haaten and others plus half siblings and many relatives Funeral services were held Saturday at 1 pm from the Home Gutknecht in Oakwood Cemetery Card of Thanks from his brothers and sisters expresses gratitude to Pella community and neighbors for support and flowers

Harmon J. Robertus Danton 1867 Des Moines Iowa Fis Pella Harmon D HL. Stok Kaford Des Maines Hh van Syde Tell Will Robertus Des Mond John Robertis H. J. Stoker Gutknecht Oakwood

Andrew Hoogland’s obituary notices aging 70 in Iowa

Andrew Hoogland born October 7, 1878 near Otley Iowa died February 26, 1949 at Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Iowa aged 70 years 4 months 19 days. He lived at the Home for the Aged for the past year and attended Monroe Baptist Church later joining the Pella church. Funeral held March 1 at 2 p.m. at the Home for the Aged. interment Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include brothers John Monroe C J Oa California Jake Inglewood several nieces and nephews. Special thanks to D Geenen and friends at the Home for the Aged for support.

Andrew Hooglat Hoogland Cecilia Helinga Otley Towa Mercy Home For Rev A. Haverkamp Oakwood Cemetery

Infant Liter Stillborn at Ma Haska Hospital

A baby boy was stillborn to Mr and Mrs Lester Liter at Ma Haska hospital Oskaloosa on Sunday February 27 1949 A graveside service was held at Oakland cemetery on Tuesday March 1st.

Lester Liter Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa Oakland Cemetery

Death of Henry Groenenboom in Oskaloosa

Eight year old Henry Groenenboom died at his home in Oskaloosa. Funeral services will be held Thursday March 8 at Powers Funeral Home in Oskaloosa with burial in Forest Cemetery there.

Henry Groenenboom Oskaloosa

U S Chamber of Commerce aims to inform local chambers

A speaker described the U S Chamber of Commerce as a national network of 2900 city and town chambers with 79 in town. He outlined free factual leaflets on House and Senate business, urging local chambers to form legislative committees to study reports and engage lawmakers with letters supporting or opposing bills. The audience at Pella received the plan appreciatively.

U. S. Chamber of Commerce Chambers of Commerce Pella U. S House Senate

Central Lost Two Close Games on Final Road Trip

Central end of cage season with a 39 to 5 defeat at Luther after a prior 50 to 8 loss to Wartburg. Vehlan led Luther with 18 points to boost his three year total to 1, leading Luther to the win. Central seniors Stan Borgman Clair Brown and Burt Voss played final games, Brown remembered for scoring punch and Bergman for a 48 point partnership in a prior game.

Eugene Inn Cents Central Stan Borgman Aftel Cent Burt i

Colorful Farm Film Program Sponsored Here Aims Gala Show

A colorful program features two color sound films for farmers and families on March 8 at 7 30 p m in Pella High School. Sponsored by Pella I Company and Pella Supply Co, the event includes home talent entertainment and free admission tickets with reserved seats. The films, This Heritage of Ours and Reasons for the Seasons, highlight America’s growth and agriculture and show how modern machinery aids farming through seasonal cycles.

Pella I Company Minneapoline Pella High School Pella Supply Co America Oregon Trail Alam Cornice van Roekel Adv

Bill Alley Survives Red Rock Fire After Stove Blast

A Red Rock house owned by William Alley burned after an oil stove exploded as he started breakfast. Alley suffered burns to his right hand head and face while the Monroe fire department and Deputy Loren Jarman assisted him. He was treated in Knoxville and given clothes and lodging for the night. The Knoxville Journal notes Alley is a long time local fisherman known for his curling hair and blue ribbons.

Red Rock William Alley Monroe Alley Loren Jarman Knoxville Jarman

Legislative advisor Smith Delivers Notable Washington Talk

Smith spoke for over an hour and answered questions after a very engaging meeting. He presented well and demonstrated deep knowledge of Washington and lawmakers, reflecting his role as a legislative advisor.

Smith Washington

Third Reformed Church Worship and Sermon Series

The church announces Bible-school hour at 10:45 am and worship services with a sermon series titled The Revelation of Jesus Christ. The evening program includes Moments of Muse at 7:22 pm and Gospel Duets by Thelma Van Zee and Jawtin Menninga. A cordial welcome is extended to all.

Third Reformed Church Thelma van Zee Jawtin Menninga

Evangels and services fill a Baptist and Bible hall week

A church schedule lists morning worship and Sunday School at 11:45, a special communion service, and evening evangelistic rites led by Evangelist Moore and co laborers through next Sunday. GOSPEL HALL hosts Bible classes, Lord's Supper, and a Bible talk by Mr. Pinches with sermon topics on faithful ministers and ministers of Satan.

Open Bible C. C. Anderson Marrles Moore Evangelist Moore Gospel Hall T. Pinches James G. St Pinches Satan

First Reformed Church Service Schedule with Mar 9

A church notice lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Parables of Jesus and Morning worship at 10 45 a m on Jesus Facing Calvary then Evening praise. Junior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor meet in the afternoon and Senior Endeavor in the evening. Wednesday March 9th includes a Day of Prayer for Harvest and Industry with Come thou with us and we will do thee good.

First Reformed Church A. Haverkamp Jesus Calvary Junior Christian Endeavor Christian Endeavor Senior Christian Endeavor

Second Reformed Church Service Schedule and Lent Themes

Edward H. W. Tanis presides at Second Reformed Church with 10 45 Sunday School and 7 30 Lent service. Sermons titled Confirmed Consecrated Seated and Words Associated with Our Lord Suffering lead the Lent series. Junior and intermediate classes listed with leaders Marion Judy Cock tary of Young Women's Work in the Denomination. Continuous Sunday evening messages cover Saddened Strengthened Betrayed and other themes through April 17.

C. E. Spencer Grand 630 College Miss Marion Judy Cock Marc

Mass at St Mary Catholic Church Sundays at eight

The notice announces Mass at St Mary Catholic Church every Sunday morning at 8:00 o'clock, inviting parishioners and visitors to attend.

ST. Mary Catholic

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sheriff's Office Jim van Hemert Marion County Hear Church of Open Bible Prine School House John Deere de Laval J. B. Vander Beek Gene Harper Lewis van Mersbergen Auds Tom Brown C. Heard Smith Iee Wormhoudts Bigelow, Gulestan, Firth and Downs Wormhoudt Furniture Store Harmon Rebertus Andrew Hoogland D. Geenen Mr. Hoogland Bill Alley Randi Second Reformed Church Edward HW. Tanis Colfax Sale Company Poland Farrow Pella Sale Company Pellla Save Company Vander Zyl Bros. & van Zante, Auds Pella National Bank
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