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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1912

Page

4

Otley Prairie City and Pella Social Roundup

John Van Ginkle and wife attended the funeral of the Steinhook child. Several locals visited relatives in Prairie City, Pella, Monroe, Knoxville, and Otley. Others traveled for visits or weddings while some residents recovered from minor injuries.

John van Ginkle Prairie City

Local notes from Cordova and nearby towns

Mrs Ben Van Vliet of Cordova visited sister Mrs John Van Vliet. Arch Fletcher went to Glenwood Missouri to visit relatives. Tunis Kooyman and Neal Robust visited friends. Mia Saville left for Eddyville. G W Carpenter shipped hogs to Albia and offered a mule team for sale. Various calls and social visits noted among local families including De Lein Percy, Hase Whyn, and Weaver family.

Ben van Vliet Cordova John van Vliet Arch Fletcher Glenwood Tunis Kooyman Harry Renaud South Dakota Case Kooyman John Waardhhuizen de Raad Mia Vinie Saville Eddyville Neal Robust Neal Harlie Carpenter Leo Fletcher Harry Mommaw Pleasantville Neal Federal Pete van der Berg Martin Kooyman W. B. Verwers G. W. Carpenter Albia Henry de Lein Percy Ausker Hase Mable Whyn

Binns Delivers Hogs and Visits in Locales

Mr J W Binns delivered hogs at Fosterdale on Monday. He and his son Wesley were visitors in Oskaloosa on Tuesday. The Olivet Grange met Wednesday evening and admitted twenty four new members. Mr and Mrs Jno Den peg 2 from Polina visited their daughter Mrs Hoemetra.

J. W. Binns Fosterdale Wesley Oskaloosa Olivet Jno Polina Neil

Snowbound Roads Halt Mail Delivery In Rural Area

Last Thursday's big snowstorm blocked roads making mail delivery impossible. Olivet Grange received and unloaded a carload of salt on Friday to aid the cleanup. In Oskaloosa, J W Binns and Shirley visited Saturday. Chas Voss and the Van Maanens also called in town. Frank Bartlow, and Mr and Mrs Oswandie visited in Oskaloosa and with Mrs Johnson Sunday.

Olivet Grange J. W. Binns Shirley Oskaloosa Chas. Voss Jno. van Maanen Frank Bartlow Mrs. Oswandie Johnson Frank Oswandie Mrs. Binne

Weddings at Van Zante and Timmins homes in Prairie City News

The Prairie City News reports two local weddings. Misa Gertie Van Zante wed Anie Bensink at the Van Zante home with a six member wedding party and reception, while Emma Van Heukelem married James R. Timmins at the groom’s mother’s house with a larger family supper. Postlude and music were provided by relatives. The notices praise the couples and note plans to reside near Pella and in the town, with well wishes for a long married life. A letter from the Greater Des Moines Committee warns farmers near Pella to test seed corn, citing a study of 100 ears showing 50 dead kernels and urging proactive testing to protect crops.

Bo‘ c Hendershot Otley Dr. Rawson Varney Fay Lorena Ralph Hendershot Monroe Ira Vriezelaar H. van Roekel W. Vriezelaar Prairie City Albert Fennema Fennema A. T. van Houweling Knoxville George Rawson Des Moines Rev. M. Ruissard P. Kleinendorst Searsburg N. Kleinendorst P. Breen Misa Lillian McReynolds Mable Boat Edna van Zante Gertie Agnes Walraven Grayce Pannekoek James R. Timmins Emma van Heukelem Woodland Echoes Ethel Timmins A. B. Cornell Christian Church Prairie City News Greater

City Council to inspect Monmouth steel culverts

City council and township trustees were invited to Monmouth Alabama to view new steel culverts. The manufacturer will cover expenses and demonstrate the product. Chae Porter Frank Hugens and N A De Reus left Monday for the factory and street committee members may follow. The cen tral goal is better drainage at street intersections without open ditches.

Monmouth Iil Chae. Porter Frank Hugens N. A. de Reus

Lay In Your Coal Now Warns State Department

The state mining department urges citizens to stockpile coal before the first of the coming month to endure a potential sixty to ninety day suspension period. A worldwide coal strike and looming shortages drive the warning to prevent scarcity and price spikes.

State Mining Department

Miss Berg Heads to Sub-Division Oratorical Contest

Miss Bessie Berg who won first place in the high school oratorical contest will travel to Brooklyn Friday morning with Miss Lively to compete in the Sub Division contest. Sub Division winners advance to the state contest at Montezuma and Berg is expected to perform well and contend for first place.

Bessie Berg Brooklyn Misa Lively Montezuma Berg

Firemen Elect Officers At Pella Fire Dept Meeting

At a recent meeting of the Pella fire department officers were elected for the ensuing year Chief Teunis Smorenburg First Assistant Bas Andeweg President A. P. Vander Meide Vice President Bert Baron Secretary Charlie Porter was listed in the roll with duties assigned

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D. Stubenrauch Henrietta van Ginkle L. Kaldenberg C. Silli M. Silli Dirk Elizabeth Verheul Mire W. Klein Pearl Lews Des Moss Connie Bruinekool AT. van Hooweling A. T. Pells Johanna Vander Wiel Jim Ricabaugh Carl Calhoun Fifield News Mra Mra. A. C. Weaver Bensink—Van Zante Myer’s Royal Spice Vander Linden
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