Local Social Notes From Pella and Colfax
Miss Marie Michmachuizen hosted Young Women's League at her West Second St home with discussion on Domestic Missions and Indian work led by Miss Le Fabre and others. Social lunch followed. Mrs J Veenstra hosted a Sunday family dinner. Grace and Harriet Veenstra visited from Des Moines. Colfax guests joined May Breakfast at Mrs Van Dyke with P E O Sisterhood events and a luncheon hosted by Mrs Chrisman. Oskella Bridge Club met with two tables. Lola Renaud joined. Pella Bridge Club planned an afternoon session at Mrs Nieburgs with three tables. Simon De Haan and family hosted the Holland Singing Club with psalms and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Michmachuizen
Young Women’s League of the Second Reformed Church
West Second St
Marie le Fabre
Hollebrands
Gradus de Kock
J. Veenstra
Grace
Harriet Veenstra
Des Moines
Oskella Club
Irma Visser
Oskella Bridge Club
Lola Renaud
Miss Renaud
Bridge Club
John Nieburg
Pella Bridge Club
Washington St. Bridge
Simon de Haan
Holland Singing Club
de de Haan
Local News Roundup From Newton and Des Moines Trips
Henry Reibie foreman at Woodrow plant spent Sunday with home folks in Newton. L. W. Hartley and family drove to Cedar Rapids to visit Mr. Hartley’s mother. Betty Butts and Eva Noel visited Des Moines friends. John Liter improving after Ottumwa sanitarium treatment for sciatic rheumatism. Junior-Senior banquets set for gym tomorrow Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Reibie
Woodrow Plant
Newton
L. W. Hartley
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Hartley
Betty Butts
Eva Noel
Des Moines
John Liter
Ottumwa
Stores to Close Decoration Day
City businesses will close all day Decoration Day per Chamber of Commerce action at Memorial Hall. Highlights included a school program with Elizabeth Liggett, Elva Mae Van Houweling, and Earl Van Rees. P. H. Kuyper spoke on the Good Roads bond project and road hard-surfacing. Howell bridge reconstruction progress was reported for completion by late July or early August. Des Moines Chamber tour transport was arranged for May 21. Dr. Carl Aschenbrenner pledged to combat rat infestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Hall
Elizabeth Liggett
Elva Mae van Houweling
Earl van Rees
P. H. Kuyper
T. G. Fultz
Howell Bridge
Des Moines Chamber of Commerce
Carl Aschenbrenner
Rata
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