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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1943
Page
5
Public notice warns interested parties of assessment actions and claims due on an estate. It specifies filing deadlines and procedures with Clerk BL Carpenter and cites the court in Marion County for objections or claims. The notice advises recipients to review the document for exact dates and requirements.
A long obituary honors De Bruyn patriarch with a life spanning many decades. He leaves a wife and children, multiple brothers and sisters, and numerous grandchildren and relatives. The family notes frugality, hard work, and faith, and plans a service at Gale church with interment in Renner.
Mrs Henry Gosselink died after a long illness in October leaving her husband two sons Abbe and Tee at Heed and many relatives. She was survived by sisters Mrs Fe and Mrs Anna Aching and several others in Iowa. Funeral services were held March 1 at 1 20 p.m. from the home and burial followed at Oa wand cemetery with Tousley officiating.
The Marshall Cansine Cote announces a contract for farmers to supply tomatoes. Payment set per ton for No 1 tomatoes. Meat processing scheduled ten days after delivery. Farmers urged to contact the canning plant by 9 AM for details.
An OCR damaged fragment reports multiple obituaries and family notices mentioning individuals such as Mrs Tone van Rofkel and Mr Gruade Van Pane Va Ber Sed ard. It references children and various places like Marek and Netherland, with scattered names and dates, but most details are unclear due to transcription errors.
Mrs Nora Clark passed away after years of failing health at home with her daughter Mrs Charles Marsh in Albert Lew and Alden Minnesota. She became practically helpless since December and died peacefully last Thursday noon following a lengthy illness, survived by her daughter.
The article notes a burial at Manwend Cemetery following services held at a church on Monde Mareh. It mentions the Rev COB Ferience crane and references a local family, with details about the ceremony and final resting place.
Bil Neal an installation man for the Philadelphia office visited Pathe on Friday March 3 while en route from Omaha to Philadelphia. Karl Hammer from Des Moines accompanied him. Doyle Smith, a former Guelph Aschenbrenner, spent the weekend in Pella at Marie Smith’s home visiting friends. Doyle is a corporal at Fort Bragg. Guelph plans to join her husband at Fort Bragg. Vinden Oever was
A garbled OCR page shows numerous entries of deliveries and notices across many places. It mentions March dates, items like carpet, and various addresses such as Norfolk Virginia, Moline Illinois, Ottumwa Iowa, and New York City. Names and specifics are obscured, but the fragment outlines scheduled shipments and public notices across several cities.
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