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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1932

Page

2

Local News Roundup of Illnesses Visits and Travel

Neal Tram remains in serious condition after a lengthy illness. Miss Grace Pannekoek of near Ottey broke her leg above the ankle on a wood splinter. Mrs. Cornelius is on the sick list this week. Frank and Mrs. Murphy of Knoxville visited Dora Hines. Lois Brooks of Des Moines spent the weekend with her mother Bessie Brooks. Emeline Gezel visited Prairie City friends. Al Clark visited during the funeral of D. S. Black in Newton. Dora Hines of Valley Junction spent the weekend with her mother. G. F. Sadler and Sallie De Cook visited friends in Indianola. Dora Bootsma vacationing in New Sharon with her sister. F. M. Frush visiting Larabee at Case Vander Wert’s. Fred Vander Zyl of Garrison and daughter visiting B. Grant’s home. Martin Paardekooper and George Heeren trip to Le Roy Minnesota. C. H. McDowell, visiting Van Gorp, returned to Texas. J. Elliott of Knoxville spent the weekend with her mother. H. P. Van Gorp and others spent Friday in Des Moines. F. Carpenter spent Sunday in Des Moines with daughter Freda. M. D. McWilliams of Cedar Rapids visited H. Boland. Pete Heerema was a Des Moines visitor. Kruidenner of Des Moines visited Nora Scholte. Doctors Payne and Aschenbrenner attended Des Moines meetings. Pellattes at Davenport for Iowa Democratic convention. M. Franje and Henrietta visiting Tracy. Arnold Ver Heul in Iowa City for knee treatment. A. J. Klein dangerously ill at home. Everett Kruzemann left for Texas for work.

Lois Brooks Des Moines Bessie Brooks Emeline Gezel Prairie City al Clark D. S. Black Newton Dora Hines Valley Junction D. Hines G. F. Sadler Sallie de Cook Indianola Dora Bootsma New Sharon P. C. van Gorp F. M. Frush Larabee Case Vander Wert Fred Vander Zyl Garrison Iowa B. Grant Martin Paardekooper George Heeren F. F. Carpenter Freda M. D. McWilliams Cedar Rapids H. Boland Pete Heerema D. Kruidenner Nora Scholte Iowa City Gradus de Kock Otturawa B. Mensch Henry Vander Horst Erma Mae Tracy Tunis Hoksbergen D. S. Barr C. van Vark Nick Schuring Sr John Albert Budding Galesburg John van Dahm Pella W. D. Reading Harry Dixson H. Vander Post Wm. Vander Horst L. B. Martin Sioux City Dan Beyers Kirksville Lorel Hendricks Udell Hendricks Black T. J. Hines Elsworth Richardson Albia John Hackett Joy Oskaloosa David Davids Clara City Raymond Minnesota Mae Plette West Liberty School Ed Plette Ted Duncan Ilinois John Elscott Henry Boeyink Fremont D. van Alice Westercamp Peoria Majorie van Roekel Gerrit Steenhoek Elsie van Dusseldorp Mansford Ver Steeg I. Beerends C. van Gilst Kellogg Meservey Abe Klaaren John Hollebrand A. Ver Ploegh Pearl Shinn Donavan Leighton Are E. Klaaren Y. T. van Niewaal Morrison Clarence Renaud James van Vliet Otley G. van Vliet Watson Vander Ploeg Chicago J. H. Cochrane James Huyser R. Vander Ploeg Vander Ploeg Vander Waal Veenstra and Croll Hoeksema and Tromp Ideal Pharmacy W. Shenton East Franklin Street Shenton The Woodrow Company Dalton Lavinder David O'Neal Cleveland Ohio E. V. Goad John van Haalen Helene Harriet Veenstra J. Veenstra A. A Lubberden George van Zee D. P. van Zee R. Dieleman Eddyville W. R. Dieleman John Laschnitz H. C. Nichols Pratt Paper Co Willa Throckmorton Gilbert van Dusseldorp Gysbert van Dusseldorp M. A. Ketman John Goodhart Stuart Good George Constantine N. de Wit J. E. de Wit Sigourney H. J. de Wit Walter de Wit Martin Vander Molen Theresa H. C. Wormhoudt C. H. Korn Ford Korn Davenport Bartus Klein Fifield Henry Beckering University of Iowa Nellie Beckering William McIntire St. Joseph A. van Ryswyk McIntire Anna Veenstra H. C. Fry Henry Cox Omaha Nebraska Lenora Scholte Pete Bloem James William C. de Wit J. J. Spraada Spranda P. D. Wagaman Minnie Lou D. J. Wagaman Wayne R. D. Woods Colfax John Braathart Braathart Ross Schakel Sarah

Social notes from Pella and environs lettered visitors

Mrs. Nellie Vander Pol and daughters and many families in Pella hosted and visiteding relatives from Oskaloosa Ottuwawa Des Moines Tracy Newton Galesburg and Prairie City Numerous readers trace weekend trips to Chicago Morrison Orange City and Des Moines with dinners Easter and other gatherings Local remodeling by Veenstra Croll and planned Ideal Pharmacy tenancy Boy Scout Circus postponed to April 8 and Shenton family moving to Newton.

Local Social Roundup Sees Visitors and Illness Across Town

George Van Zee of Chicago visited the Van Zee home last week. Des Moines delegates Willa Throckmorton and H. C. Nichols are noted among many locals. A Des Moines piano supervisor and several families visited, while Karl Spranda faces leg amputation. Multiple relatives from Sigourney Prairie City Oskaloosa Davenport and Davenport send regards.

State College Spray Service Offered to fruit growers

County Agent M. D. Textrum has arranged with the Agricultural Extension Service of Iowa State College to provide timely spraying information for fruit trees and small fruits. Those interested may secure the service by notifying Textrum by April 15. The program, involving entomologists plant pathologists and a fruit specialist, will monitor insects and diseases and notify growers of control methods.

M. D. Textrum Agricultural Extension Service Iowa State College

Montezuma Woman Self-Immolation Attempt at Mediapolis

Mrs. John Harden of Montezuma suffered severe burns to her hands and body after setting fire to her clothing while visiting in Mediapolis. She ran outside as flames spread, screams drawing her sister Mrs. Jay Coulter's aid who torn the burning garments away. Her daughter Mrs. Don Braddy of Adel and son Wendall Harden of Des Moines rushed in with Dr. Braddy. she is resting with her daughter at her side.

John Harden Jay Coulter Mediapolis Coulter Braddy

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