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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1943
Page
5
Local note reports Mildred Kettlerman of O Kalonsa attended a social supper as a guest. The brief item confirms her presence and social engagement in Tracy News Mics coverage.
A community page lists births, illnesses, and visits. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Vande Kieft host relatives while Cplames Schimmel recovers in South Dakota on furlough. Several graduates, church services, and a May 14 commencement are noted along with numerous family gatherings and travel updates.
Sully News reports the birth of a baby weighing eight pounds one ounce to Kenneth Vander Wilt and Nellie Van Maunen, at a hospital in Sully. The mother Nellie is a former Van Maunen. Mrs Fred Castorf’s discharge from Mercy Hospital in Osallon is noted, returning home in expected good condition. Marie and Virginia Ves, residents of Lynnville, have moved into upstairs rooms of Mrs William Van Genderen Sr and will relocate next week. Marie works as an assistant telephone operator at Soll hoard.
A birth notice from Otley reports the arrival of a daughter to Mrs. Wm. day at the home of the Vriezels. Helpers at the celebration included Mrs. Albert Hieemstra, Mrs. Dacols Hiemstra, and son Richard, with Dorothy among the attendees.
A fragmented local notes passage describes multiple visits and gatherings. Mentions include Mrs Norman Reba Janice Arlene and NYC figures dining together, Mother’s Day events, Patten and Mae at home, candy shipment for a campaign, visits by Mr and Mrs Gerrit Van Keaut, Mr and Mrs Zack Slocum and their daughter Conn, and a family near Mahaska Hospital. The text references care at a hospital, home visits in Oskaloosa and Rock Island area, and extended family activity spanning several days.
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