News Items of Pella and Surrounding Towns
Des Moines visitors Willard Roush and family stopped at the W M Roush home. Monroe residents Bricker and Hart families attended sales and visits in Knoxville. Several residents moved homes and farms near Knoxville and Monroe as Henry Merryman and others reported livestock losses. Local church groups held meetings and dinners with community guests, while many residents shopped, visited relatives, and attended marriages and social events in Sully Killduff and Lynnville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Roush
Des Moines
W. M. Roush
Calvin Bricker
Ethel
Lornia
Monroe
J. M. Hart
Dick Amos
Henry van Roekel
Otte Wiers
Henry Merryman
Knoxville
Clarence Bricker
Mra
S. A. Johnson
Roy Shilling
Minnie Harsin
Harsin
Hart
R. M. Hart
Henry Vriezelaar
Otley
Fay Porter
G. W. Buttery
Vander
Geertsma
Nerve Lines and the Body's Link to Life's Joys
The text argues that keeping nerve lines open is crucial for full nerve function and wellbeing. Pressure on nerves from the spine affects organs and tissues, implying that nerve health impacts pleasures, social ease, and personal magnetism.
Visitation and Funeral Notices From Galesburg Area
Mr and Mrs Neil Breen and others visited Bud Breen. Mrs Francis Butin died at 91 in Sully with funeral in Galesburg. Rev Nott and Rev Pritchard presided, burial at Hewitt cemetery. Grandsons Clarence Jesse Robert Virgil Frank Wallace served as pallbearers. Ishmeal Miller taken to Oskaloosa hospital. Jolerie Zickel, Jennie Holmes, Max Wheeler, Howard Holmes in Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Breen
Bud Breen
Chas
Holmes
Jennie
James Miller
Niel Breen
Chas. Holmes
Ishmeal Miller
Oskaloosa
Jolerie Zickel
Jennie Holmes
Max Wheeler
Howard Holmes
Pella
Harry Zickel
Peter Zickel
Finlay
Francis Butin
Galesburg
Butin
Sully
Albert Kling
Nott
Des Moines
Pritchard
Regsnor
Hewitt
Clarence Butin
Jesse Butin
Robert* Butin
Virgil Nutt
Frank Martin
Wallace Kling
East Silver Grove Vici ty Children on Sick List
East Silver Grove area reports many school children on the sick list. W Nollen bought a new model Chevrolet coupe. A reception was held at the Wm Clement home for the marriage of Anne Vander Hoek to Christina Vanden Huevel with many friends attending. John Rietveld is the hired man at J Meyer. Tuesday Dick De Haan and John Van Gorp visited Knoxville on business. Wm Van Hemert is repairing the roof of his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Nollen
Wm. Clement
Anne Vander Hoek
Christina Vanden Huevel
John Rietveld
J. Meyer
Dick de Haan
John van Gorp
Knoxville
Wm. van Hemert
SULLY Parish Briefs Move In And Local Meetings
Pete Ryswyk and family moved Monday into the Jim De Jong property in the southwest part of town and he will work at the Kruseman hardware store. Mr Andreas attended the Jasper county fair association annual meeting. The Sally P T A hosted the Killduff P T A at Killduff school Thursday evening March 1 with community singing and piano duets by Margaret and Freda Burnating. a one act play titled The.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Brignon
Elele Graham
L. A. Bunsting
Cornet Sald
Elizabeth Breeden
Benewand John
Hi de Jong
Mathes
Pella
Eldredges
Ir. Mathes
Bert Meppelink
Henry Ashby
Burnham
Pete Rozendaal
Martha Circle
First Reformed Church
Henrietta’ Vander Pol
Minnie van Genderen
Cora, Rel and
Marie Fortuin
Jeanette Vos
Gladys Boat
Gertrude Vander Pole
George Perry
Bruce
M. Auten
Marjorie Killduff
Sally
Everett Eldredge
Lois
Des Moines
C. C Eldredge
Frank Sparks
Mra
A. L. Smith
R. G. Conn
Carl Dunnick
O. Halfbloom
Flora Geertema
W. T. Conover
C. B. Welle
Ed Thompson
L. F. Shutts
A. M. Boat
Sam. Vanden
Berg
A. Jr B. Miller
Garrett Wis
Albert
Buitenwert
K. D. Monsma
Lynnville
Frank Terlouw
Wilma Rozenboom
Edd Thompson
Jacob Rozenboom
Terlouw
Tom White
Mr. Terlouw
John Elscott
Jim O'Brien
Killduff
Minnesota
Mr. Elscott
Gerritt Kruseman
Wallace Elscott
John Elscotts
Henry Rouleson
D. Vos
Nadine
Edward Earp
Freda Eldredge
Doris
Dortha Vanneys
A. C. Boat
Wingerhof
Wm. Veldhuizen
C. C. Holdsworth
Kate
Etta Elscott
Gleaners
C. O. Carpenter
Green Mountain
Gladys Howell
Wm. Burnham
Dick Slegh
Newton
Anie Klyn
P. H. Vander Waal
Anne van Arkel
Dorthy
Pete van Arkel
William
W. van Arkel
Pete Ryswyk
Monroe
Jim de Jong
Ryswyk
Kruseman Hardware
F. C. Andreas
Andreas
Jasper County Fair Association
Sally P. T. A
Killduff P.T. A
Duci
Margaret
Freda Burnating
Town News From Otley and Surroundings
Otley area residents report several relocations with Stoffel Meulpolder moving to the Van Zee farm while Jantz takes the vacated Otley place. Multiple illnesses and accidents are noted including rheumatism for Mrs. Van Gorp, chicken pox in Bettie Vriezelaar, and arm injuries from Walter Verought incidents. Cattle shipments head to Chicago as local farmers travel for visits, a school teacher suffers flu leading to vacation, and a nephew’s pneumonia funeral prompts trips to Eddyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrits,Vink
Prairie City
Otley
Stoffel Meulpolder
van Zee
Mr. Jantz
Mary van Gorp
Henry Kaldenbergs
J. B. Vriezelaar
Sarah Vande Gaarde
Ethel
Pella
Gysbert Heeren
Des Moines
Neely
Bettie
Ira Vriezelaar
Walter Verought
Verought
Neal Breen
Cornelius
Hieome
Reasnor
John Vander Ploeg
Monroe
Doyle Lille
Henry
Anne Beyers
Henry. Vriezelaar
Earl Failor
Ben
John Breen
M. A. Sandmeier
Marie Muilenberg
M. P. van Hemert
Fair Oak
Doris Lee
Henry Muilenburg
Newton
Evaline Sneller
M. Aalbers
Eddyville
Death Notices and Les Miserables Screening At Alamo
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Mrs H Lefers of Oskaloosa and John Van Ommen of Kaloosa with service details and interment in Harrison South Dakota. A film review lauds a grand Les Miserables adaptation starring Gabriel Gabrio, noting its global production and six part France to feature length edit. The Alamo theatre will show Les Miserables starting Monday March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lefers
Mahaska
Oskaloosa
John
Pella
Cornice Smorenburg
Dick Vis
Harrison, S. D
Cornie Smorenburg
Hugo
France
Universal
Gabriel Gabrio
Jean Valjean
Javert
Terrible
Father Myriel
Cosette
Toulon
Concevts
Arras
Valjean
Alamo Theatre
Les Miserables Comes to the Alamo Theatre
Universal Film de France presents Les Miserables at the Alamo Theatre Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The epic drama cost millions of francs and spent two years making on location to recreate 19th century setting with fidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encyclopedia Britannica
Victor Hugo
Alamo Theatre
Universal Film de France
Headache Tablets Cause Man's Death
Arthur Gier aged 53 of 201 North First street Indianola was found dead in his bed this morning. He had been ill two weeks but not seriously. Dr Ernest Shaw coroner says death caused by an overdose of headache tablets from a local drug store likely accidental. Gier was a painter by trade and lived in Indianola most of his life with his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gier
North First Street
Indianola
Gier
Ernest Shaw
Eighty five year old moviegoer cherishes town cinema
In Hawaii an 85 year old woman, Mrs Wile hemine Alf, has not missed a film in her hometown for eight years. The Tribune-Herald notes that some people seem to delight in punishing themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Wilehemine Alf
Ite Tribune-Herald
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