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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1943
Page
6
The clipping records hospital stays and social visits across towns. Florence Rebinon’s employment, services by Mr Petould at Mahaha Hospital, and various family gatherings are noted. Several residents recoveries and travel to visit kin are mentioned, with community events at local churches and hospitals summarized.
This clipped dispatch reports visits and movements in Pella and nearby towns. It mentions Princess Juliana, Me HW Meo of Wot Annie, and local figures while noting travel to and from towns like Omaha and Rochester. The article references a funeral in Pella and a transport accident involving a truck.
A one day sale notice lists Se to 1Se offered in Pella on Tuesday morning May 18 and notes the item will also be in New Sharon on the same Tuesday. The brief listing provides location and date for the sale event.
Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Ver Ploeg, Attending Surgeon at General Hospital, rises from major after years in pediatrics. Born in Pella Iowa, he studied at Central College and Iowa State University School of Medicine, worked at Children’s Memorial Hospital, Denver General, and entered the army on August 12 19s past, now married with a daughter Virginia.
A damaged line from a local page hints at a death in a Nesember era camp. Readable fragments mention a camp, a death, and names that appear incomplete. Further details are unreadable within the clipping.
A damaged OCR passage recalls a photographer linked to the Saenal Corps Photographic Center in Astoria and New York, detailing service dates and family ties. It mentions earlier roles in Delaware and Iowa, with scattered references to a wife and residence, amid faded names and places from the era.
The obituary notes the death of Joan Luly Luly at home on North Main Street after a long illness. She taught in rural Madison County for many years and began teaching again briefly at Cup last fall before illness forced her retirement. Born in Pella Iowa, she was the daughter of the late H A Anderson and Mrs Carnelian Anderson. She moved with her parents to Gillespie in 1900, resided there until moving to Wood Haven after graduating from Gillespie High School in 1912.
Fragmented obituary style item mentions a building contractor father in Wood River and a deceased woman with surviving relatives including a son Raymond Henrs and a mother Cornelia Ang deron. Other names linked to Pella and Alton Minnesota attend the funeral held on a Wednesday in May.
PFC Elmer A Gysen son of Mr and Mrs A W Gysen has graduated from Oklahoma State College at War Okla He was transferred to Atlantic City New Jersey for further training afterward.
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