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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1956
Page
27
Otley area residents share visits across Knoxville Monroe and Pella. Families gather for meals and Sunday church services, while church activities include classes, a packing tea and a spring conference in Pella. Plans include a youth party at the Otley schoolhouse and an Indian retreat in April with a public meeting in Marion.
The Peoria community shares updates on military induction for Leo Gerald Fynaardt son of Tunis and Mrs Fynaardt Kanawha IA. Richland At Club meets. Joyce Rozendaal visits Sully. Vander Hart 40th wedding anniversary celebrated with Peoria church group honoring them. Details on school reappointments, ill health, and local social events fill the week.
Mrs. Marie Jeffries 69 died Monday at Lutheran Hospital Des Moines. She was mother of Mrs. Fred Brannen and lived in Monroe earlier. also survived by daughter Mrs. Norma Brazerton, Des Moines, and 13 grandchildren. Albert Van Zante’s funeral drew Naomi Carolyn and Carl Shannon from Wheaton Illinois. they visited Monroe weekend before returning to Pleasantville area. Bob Klein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Klein, discharged March 8 at Fort Knox Kentucky after two years in the army. John Huigen returned from winter in California. Anne Ver Dught hosted a Stanley party with several ladies and refreshments.
The Rev Donald Hare a returned Brazil missionary conducts nightly meetings at Monroe Baptist Church this week except Saturday. A missionary film is shown Friday. The report also lists social visits arrivals and local transfers involving multiple families and individuals along with a note on Red Cross disaster relief expenditures.
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