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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1952

Page

11

Nearby Towns and Rural News Highlights

Local social notes recount visits among Versteeghs Van Zuuks and Schoenemans. Baptisms, family gatherings, and hospital stays include Mayo Clinic in Rochester and Mercy Hospital in Des Moines. Church events at Ebenezer Reformed feature mission study and citizenship discussions. multiple confirmations of kin and friends at De Prenger, Van Zee, Brummel, and Van Haaften households.

David Versteegh New Sharon Mra J. A. van Zuuk Joyce Schoeneman Central College Bill van Mayo Clinic Rocher Minnesota Melvin Brummel Aska Hospital Marvin John Mrammel Ruth Vanik de van Dyk Oskaloosa Walter Br Gary Vandehaar Mercy Hospital Joosa J. A. van Zouk Gail Martha Fred van Milo Lydia Ebenezer Reformed Aalberts Ing J. Aalberts John van Doorne Ladies Aid A. van Zonk I. P. de Cook John de Prenger Fannie Beltman Africa Beltman United Nations Gerrit van Zomeren Irvin van Rheenen Arle van Haaften Otto Brummel William van Maanen M. M. de Reus Howard Rowland Rose Hill Don de Prenger Ben Sedrel Beulah Klein de Prenger Sgt Warren de Prenger Fort Leonard Wood Missouri Frank van Haaften Terry Douglas Ernest Wilson Marengo Lloyd Huitt Warren Wayne Ottumwa Tom Wilson Rockwell City F. B. Denburger Floyd Lowman Ruth Ann Eddyville Rodney de Bruin Harold de Bruin Aaron Brummel Jake de Haan Pel H. Vander Klay Orange City Christian Reformed Church United States Willis van Haaften Henry Sedrel Don Kennedy Johnny Neal John Kennedy Loosa CG. de Leeuw Tracy

Aalberts family hosted after Sunday services in Oskaloosa

Mrs C R Veenstra and Mrs E C Kruseman entertained guests in Oskaloosa after afternoon Sunday services.

Oskaloosa C. R. Veenstra E. C. Kruseman Aalberts

Monroe News Briefs From Des Moines To Monroe District

Local items report newborns including a son born May 2 to Roy and wife at Still Hospital Des Moines named Thomas Ray with a six year old brother Alvin and another May 2 birth at Wilden Osteopathic Hospital Des Moines to Roger and wife mother Gyneth Bump first child. Several visits and family news follow with veterans returning from Korea, birthdays and anniversaries observed, and community notices from Monroe area including the May King’s Daughters meeting and residents moving within nearby towns.

Robert. Beasley Wallace Ogg Roy Keuning Still Hospital Des Moines Thomas Ray Alvin Wilden Osteopathic Hospital Roger Lewis Gyneth Margaret Tuinstra Ray Shannon Arizona Monroe Wilbur Broderson Elmer Broderson Reasnor Donald Gildersleeve Korea Alladinieere Gelativ Stephen ‘van Roekel Omaha Neb John G. van Roekel Ville George Worth Merle Montgomery Colfax Robert Jarnagin Newton Arlo Worth Grinnell Town Ada Crane Jabaai Wisse Pella Joyce Ver Meer Prairie City J. T. Vanante Gerrit van Zante Mariel Jabaai Francis McComas Gary Leo Sweeney Ed Morningstar Ankeny King’s Daughters Sohn Tool Roy Vander Wasl Darrell Faidley Dale Mullins Orville Kaldenberg Harold Nolin Roy Nolin Paul McConeghey Lyle Tool Harold Noy J. Valentine Jack David Albia Effie Sherwood

Sunday Socials and Visits Dot Galesburg Area

Galesburg News lists numerous Sunday visitors and dinners across the area. Rev W J Moore and son of Des Moines joined Henry Peery’s last supper. many locals including De Bruyn, Dearinger, and Zickel families hosted or visited relatives in Sully, Des Moines, Newton, Pella, Reasner, and Monroe. The Christian Church Ladies Aid met for a flood relief donation discussion. Anna De Penning led with verses from Proverbs.

Henry Peery W. J. Moore Des Moine Arthur Dearinger Roy Lust Marjorie Reasner Yella Menninga Mil Francis Heemsbergen Ethel de Bruyn Des Moines Anna de Bruyn Nellie de Bruyn Sully Galesburg J. Thompson Marie Brand Melvin Schultz Archie Caseboll Linda Brooklyn Milton N. Smith Randall Freeman Kling Mamie Kling Randall Smith Christian Church Ladies’ Aid Society Aid Room Anne de Penning de Penning Awtry Mr . Bruyn Dearinger Clyde Rawlins Gerald de Bruyn Kenneth Carpenter Anna Marks Janet Elaine Hendricks Merlin Schnug Lutheran Hospital Harry Zickel Frank Zickel Earl Hendricks Janet Gerald Jayn Dennis Karla Kay N. W. Miller Newton Rev Darrell de Bruyn Arie de Penning

Quiet visit and hospital notes from Cordova News

A Cordova News column recounts residents and events from the hospital and town. Arlene remains a quiet patient after tonsil surgery, Wally Morris returns home, and others including Deitricks, Nichols, and Rankin are noted with moves, illnesses, and visits. Family changes include Ole Deitrick moving to 298 Polk Street and trip plans around May 10.

Wilden Hospital Arlene Aart Weardhuizen Templetons Harveys Will Waardhuizen Joss Raymond Virginia de Moss Collins Hospital Feal Stanton Wally Morris Dwight Deitrick Lila Nichols Ole Deitrick Polk Street Twin Falls Idaho Lawrence Meadors Alberta Buttrey Slim” Rinehart Maud Rankin Roy Coe Daisy Buttrey Frithey Gerty Price Knoxville Washington Street Carroll Price Arizona

Local notes from Des Moines to Knoxville and surrounding areas

A compilation of parish, school, and town happenings. Medical visits at Town City hospital and Mercy Hospital Os kaloosa are noted along with x rays and care. School programs at Blaine and Adventists' Church, and youth activities in Knoxville, Des Moines St, and Des Moines area. Community members named include Sally Crozier, Marlene Engstrom, and many families. local ministers, teachers, and volunteers are mentioned with various small events and projects.

Robert de Heer Town City Hospital Tony” Graham Bill Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Neal van Hemers Knoxville Blaine School Ronnie Karr Norma Cleo Ey Sol Ple Pauling Stittsworth Amvets Otley Cora Karr Tressa Wilbur Emma Giles Merl Cecil Ed Price Adventists’ Church Des Moines St Des Moines Sally Crozier Marlene Engstrom Adventists’ School Sally Lincoln Neb Peter J. Doeswyck Price Monroe Jimmy Karr Memorial Hall Stork Club Mary Templeton Buzz Slykhuis Berlin Ballard Benington Bridge England Mrs. Ballard Hazel Bricker Avon Magazine Orla Simpson Les” van Haaften Garland Ruby Wynsteker Duke” de Heer Jensma

Letters Turn Past Letters Into Living News

A fragment from a local column recalls Fair Oaks pupils making water-collecting boxes, oak legends, and a letter from Mr. and Mrs. De Haal now living in Knoxville. The field man notes asthma improved after leaving livestock, and the writer laments living letters coming to life.

Fair Oaks Phoenix Mr. de Haal Agricultural Dept Knoxville Russell

Talbots Visit Des Moines and Derby Night

The note recalls a weekend with Clarence and Bessie Talbot, meeting new friends, watching the Kentucky Derby on TV, and hearing about the atom story in medicine. Calvin and Lida Talbot were visiting in Des Moines.

Clarence Bessie Talbot Calvin Lida Talbot Des Moines

53 Years In Columbus Junction Merchant Retires

L C Hill retires after 53 years in business at Columbus Junction. He arrived in 1899 and has operated as a merchant there since.

L. C. Hill Columbus Junction

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Leighton News G.G. Versteegh Yongster Jacobsen Veenstra Monroe News H. W. Vriezelaar K. Carpenter Dowald Terpatra Allen Sharon of Neilie Slot Pella, Iowa Cordova Roy Karr Simpli Rorecazanagaistion Consiess Pella Supply Co Cornie van Roekel Mgr Angus Steer Chicago Howard Held Hinton Iowa Howard B. F. Held Kay-Dee Royal Lohry Kay-Dee Feed Company Bill Lohry Royal Worth-Mor Minerals
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