08 May 1919
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
1
R L Bee of Denver visited his friend Miss Ansa Hollebrands this week. Mrs Tim Dykstra, visiting at the Beerends home, returned to Leigntor. Mrs H Jaarama went to Otley Wednesday to visit her sister Mrs Jacob Aalbers.
A new addition to Pells this week is J. W. Brouwer and his family. They arrived from Holland with his wife and four children, shortly after his brother Gerrit followed them to the area. Also visiting were Miss Minnie Denburger from Oska loosa with cousin Miss Margaret Veenstra. Mr. Wm. McKinney and daughter Irene of Reasner spent a day in Palm. Mrs. Dewey Koopman and son traveled to Des Moines to visit her parents. Miss Marie De Prenger left for a week’s vacation visiting friends in Lacy, Oskaloosa, Eddyville and nearby eastern points.
The new minimum wage law will raise city teachers' salaries next year. High school cantata on May 16 with the senior class starting a play "All on Account of Polly" for early June. Domestic science teacher Miss Guthrie and music drawing teacher Miss Kreuger received raises at a board meeting. Mr Frush spoke on "Call of the Wild" by Jack London for a small audience. Warning about playing hooky and insurance on credits. Officers elected: Commander in Chief Professor Alberts, Captain Will De Bruyn, 1st Lieuts Walter Butt s and John Rillihan, 1st Sergeant J B Van Hemert, Supply Sergeant Fred Van Rheenen.
Marie De Haan of Glendora California died May 3 1919 at age 32 years 6 months 6 days after pneumonia and tuberculosis. Robert H Lacy longtime Sioux City insurance man former Snow Huber bookkeeper died aged 86 in Sioux City survived by two sons and a daughter. Don Adel Dillard Grace Dillard Beacon and Leonard Don Adel Pella wed May 3 at Oskaloosa parsonage, plans to farm near Leighton. Den Adel recently returned from France.
The family of Mia L Sipkoma expresses gratitude to friends and citizens for kind help during illness and death of husband and father. They also thank for beautiful floral offerings from the community.
An old medical note explains catarrh as a local disease once deemed incurable. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine from Toledo Ohio as a constitutional internal remedy that works through the blood to affect mucous surfaces, urging readers to send for details and to ask their druggist for Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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