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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1943
Page
8
Fragmented want ads list offers and inquiries for livestock vehicles rooms and services. Entries mention heifers bred mares and general sales with scattered names and locations obscured by OCR errors.
A long list of visitors including Mrs Nieuw Mrs De Baalen and family Mr Vos and child Peter Mrs Vander Hurt and others visited residents of the Home For The Aged. May birthdays were noted and many names appear in the jumbled OCR.
The readable portion shows garbled phrases and names. no coherent event or clear entities emerge to summarize into a factual headline and teaser.
A jumble of church notices outlines sermons and morning worship at Saint Marys Church and other local parishes. It mentions Rev Wendaan and Rev Henry Colenbrander delivering sermons, Sunday School times, evening services, and prayers. Includes references to Plainfield Newberry Reformed Church and Orange City pastor preaching.
The Misson Board expresses heartfelt thanks for a gift totaling 8,002.200 for the Medical College at Vellore. The funds were raised by the Pella community and will aid medical education projects. The note sends gratitude from the Reformed Church and Miss Tilda Oleon as treasurer and mentions Dr Ida and Dr Wi fryer.
Weekly markets report shows Tuesday morning quotations from local dealers. In, No 1 to Sweet Corn and Wheat prices table includes corn outs, reflecting regional grain and produce values.
A reception on Central campus Monday May 18 1942 welcomed Princess Juliana as she greeted many Pella residents personally and enjoyed conversations with people who had lived in Folland.
A scrambled account notes two men named Lient and Emnicih A. Gren who shared a coincidence about a TV airing and a seven year clash of recognition. Fresh bread and butter with green onions are described as a famous spring appetite tonic from Grandfather's day, still cherished by many.
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