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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1938

Page

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Weekly Visits With Friends in Town and Country

In Cuba the brother of Mrs. Barney Brom Bert Meyer and his wife own 6000 acres of coffee and sugar plantations near Havana Ceiba Del Agua. The Meyers once visited the area six years ago and run a brick and concrete store with bars. They employ many, with produce including oranges bananas and pineapples. The article recounts a personal tour and notes many social visits and local residents connected to area families and churches.

Cuba Barney Brom Bert Meyer Mr. Meyer Holland Brom Meyer Pella Chicago C & I Rai Ceiba del Agua Havana

Event at Mrs P G Van Gorp Place North of Pella

A note indicates a gathering or activity will take place at the Mrs P G Van Gorp residence located about nine miles north of Pella. Details on date or participants are not provided in the fragment.

P. G. van Gorp Pella

Cuban Sugar, Pineapples, and Life in a Florida Town

The article visits Mr and Mrs Meyer and Mr and Mrs Brom describing Cuban crops, pineapples and sugar, flat brick houses, peacocks, and a warm climate. It notes the Brom hatchery, local taxes, and opinions on WPA, municipal light rates, and the value of businesses drawing customers from afar.

Cuba

Correction notice on Van Toorn visit and job role error

The correction reports an incorrect item titled Perfor ed in Role of Nurse? in last week’s writeup of the Van Toorn home in Oskaloosa. The editor accepts responsibility and apologizes for any offense. It also clarifies that Peter Vander Kolk was not the section foreman, but his father held that position.

Adam van Toorn Oskaloosa Peter Vander Kolk van Toorn

Neighbors Host Cooperative Supper For Honored Guests

A group of friends held a co operative supper at Lou Van Rocket home on Tuesday evening honoring Rev. and Mrs. Peter J. Muyskens of Beaverdam Mich and Miss Helen Vander Linden of Greenfield Iowa. Also present were Rev. Ira J. Hesselink and sons John and Mark H W Vander Linden and daughter Margaret M M De Reus J A Van Zouk and daughter Mary Lois and S G De Cook. Eugene Van Zee walks with crutches after cow kick fractured leg. Heap o’ Livin’ Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs F B Denburger leading study on Flowers and distributing Useful Household Hints. Nineteen members and two visitors attended.

Lou van Rocket Home Peter J. Muyskens Beaverdam Mich Helen Vander Linden Greenfield Iowa Ira J. Hesselink John Mark H. W. Vander Linden Margaret M. M. de Reus J. A. van Zouk Mary Lois S. G. de Cook Eugene van Zee F. B. Denburger Peter Vos

Local residents host gatherings in Pella area

Freshments were served by Mrs. Ira J. Hesselink and Mrs. Henry Veenstra. Gerrit Van Loenen of Prairie View Kansas visited Wednesday and Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Van Zouk and Rev. and Mrs. John D. Pikaart and daughters Helen Marian and Esther of Oskaloosa spent Thursday evening at the Rev. D. Flietstra home. Mrs. Ben Vos and children Mrs. G. Brouwer and A. B. Van Zouk, all of Pella, and Mrs. Gerrit Van Loenen of Prairie View Kansas, spent Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Vos.

Ira J. Hesselink Henry Veenstra Gerrit, van Loenen Prairie View Kansas J. A. van Zouk John D. Pikaart Helen Marian Esther Oskaloosa D. Flietstra Ben Vos G. Brouwer A. B. van Zouk Pella Gerrit van Loenen K. B. Vos

Community Notes From Pella And Surrounding Areas

Sally Rev and Mrs R A De Jong attended the funeral of his uncle Peter De Jong in Pella Friday afternoon. Mrs Bert Van Roekel underwent major surgery at the Lutheran hospital in Des Moines last Wednesday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William Huysey Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs F J De Jong and family visited John De Jong’s home Sunday. Other guests in the afternoon were Mr and Mrs Jon Ey sink Norma and Ernest. Mr and Mrs Oscar Holdsworth were Pella visitors last Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs B Heemsbergen and family visited with Mr and Mrs Gerrit Loff near Newton Friday. Anne Wisgerhof and Mrs M C Mhenny of Goldfield and Mrs Worth Jansen of Des Moines were Saturday evening supper guests of Dr and Mrs C B Welle. Mrs Case Vis of Chicago was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs B P Huyser. Other guests in the afternoon were Roy Kimmel and Arthur Van Dyk of Pella, Mr and Mrs Peter Rozendaal.

First. Reformed Church Simon Vander Pol Gerrit van Genderen Paul Gerald Guy Vander Pol Ed van Hemert Lane de Penning Wilbur Leonard A. C. Boat Elmer Burnham Newton Mamie Boat Paul and Clair John Boat Marjorie Kellogg Harris Boa Gordon Edward Shutts Peter Eckhoff Hollandale Minn Adrian Rozendaal Louise Conover Penn College Oskaloosa Walton Conover Helen Vander Pol Roy Vander Kamp Robert Wisgerhof Connie van Zee Central College Pella Wilbur Vander Kamp Henry Wisgerhof Lane van Zee Walter Renaud Walter Vander Leest Ed Beyer Luella Harold and Harris Killduff Henry Willemsen Jeff Willemsen Irene Near Tainter Artie Blom Guy Blom Murphy Isaac Howard Jennie Budding Catherine Kaldenberg Des Moines Clem Boland Walton Garner George Kiene Boland Kiene Emerson Iowa City Clem Ray Buitenwerf Tunis Blom Gysbert Blom Henry Spoelstra Near New Sharon G. van Hal Virgil Holdsworth John Holdsworth R. A. de Jong Peter de Jong Bert van Roekel Lutheran Hospital William Huysey F. J. de Jong John de Jong John Eysink Norma Ernest Oscar Holdsworth B. Heemsbergen Gerrit Loff Anne Wisgerhof M. C. Mhenny Goldfield Worth Jansen C. B. Welle Case Vis Chicago B. P. Huyser Roy Kimmel Arthur van Dyk Peter Rozendaal

Final will hearing set for Peter J De Jong estate

An instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Peter J De Jong is set for hearing at 10:00 A M on April 12 1938 before the Clerk of the District Court in Knoxvil Town to prove its validity. Objections must be on file by that time. Don L Remy Clerk, J Rex Weddle Deputy.

Peter J. de Jong Knoxvil Town Don L. Remy J. Rex Weddle

Notice of Probate of Will in Marion County Iowa

Knoxville Iowa March 26 1938 notice to whom it may concern that a will is on file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of Iowa Marion County for probate. Potential heirs and creditors are advised to appear or file claims by the court deadline. The notice states the formal probate proceeding and invites interested parties to respond.

Knoxville Iowa District Court of Marion County

Word of appreciation from Mrs. Gysbert Vos

Mrs. Gysbert Vos thanks friends and neighbors for cards and sympathy during illness in hospital and at home, expressing gratitude for support.

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the Meyer MR. and Mrs. Meyer McAdoo Jr Firpo Mr. Sterling Jean Mamie H Samson Mable Minos Idalie Queen Farceur Marie Omerine Ecrasant de Worte Maude Sandridge Horse Company Clarence van Gorp Mrs. Brom America Diego Columbus Federal Farm Loans M. D. Taylor Sec Treas W. G. Maddy Nat'l Bank & Trust Co Knoxville, Ia Leighton Sally J. H. Shinn Hatchery FBI Sun Abecil B.debille Fredric March “the Buccaneer Albert Kling Adam Kling Elsie Waters Will King Wilburn van Wyk Vernon Catherine Kooistra Taintor Fred de Vries Robert Teddy Mrs Gerrit de Vries Gysbert Vos Tom Barron Manamar Jamesway van Gorp’s Hatchery Farmall McCormick-Deering McCormick-Deering Tractors McCormick Vogelaar’s Mark Twain Hotel Steamboat Cabin St.louis 8Th Pine Streets T.V. Loran Msgr Albert Terre Haute Oidlala. Jackson Ashland New Souther
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