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Local notes recount May birthdays, visits, and social events in Sully and surrounding areas. Families gather for picnics and theatre trips, while obituaries mark the death of Jacob Kuiper at 69.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1934
Page
3
Local notes recount May birthdays, visits, and social events in Sully and surrounding areas. Families gather for picnics and theatre trips, while obituaries mark the death of Jacob Kuiper at 69.
Sally Griffieon welcomed a baby boy born last Thursday to Rev. and Mrs. John Griffieon. The Ladies Aid of Community Church held a bake sale at Boat's store last Saturday afternoon. Norma Gerrit V was celebrated at her parents’ home with friends from Pella, Kellogg, and Sully in attendance. The afternoon included social time and a lunch. The kittenball season opens with Sully hosting Knox in the first game last Tuesday.
The 20th Century Picture Gallant Lady stars Ann Harding in a poignant drama about a mother who must give up her illegitimate child, rises to fame as a businesswoman, and later faces a dramatic reunion with her child. Local items note community events and meetings, including club gatherings and school picnics.
He is survived by his wife and five children Mrs. Jake Swank of Newton Mrs. George Terpstra and Mrs. Anne Bezemer of Sully John of Pella and Peter at home Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at 1 45 o clock at the home and 2 00 o'clock at the Christian Reformed church Rev Griffie on officiating with interment in Sully cemetery
Miss Farage entertained Ardelle Trish Donna Carnahan Dorothy Berry Dorothy Van Gilst Ruth Rigdon Catherine Dick Ruth Pritchard Dorothy Thomas at the Edward Coggins residence Sunday. After dinner the girls enjoyed music and picture making. Mr and Mrs Ed Hall of Newton visited Mrs Hall’s parents Mr and Mrs Lucian Lanphier. Mr and Mrs Thomas Swan plan to move to Newton soon. Mr and Mrs Jay Quinn spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ray Farrow near Marshalltown.
Sunday visits include Leighton Sedrel and family from Pella at C Sedrel home. Hasselman family and Van Haaften visit relatives. Clara De Jong assists with housework. Prins of Second Reformed Church led Sunday service with Rev De Jong at Bethany. Sedrel family from Osceola visit grandparents. De Jong's attend Gladys Pethoven funeral in Peoria. Mother's Day activities feature Reformed Church youth hosting parents for Christian Endeavor led by Beulah Korver. Black Oak 4-H Club met at Freda Den Burger's home to discuss future plans with 4-H activities and a short program.
Den, Birdie Bientema and others joined Mrs Grandia and hostess Freda Den Bi Pov for a Pelia Monday outing. The Ministerial Circle met at Prof Bosch's home while Rev and Mrs De Jong hosted a party for Saturday afternoon catechetical class members. The afternoon included games a weiner roast cake and lemonade with many attendees listed by name.
Taintor Mr and Mrs Madison Hull visited Geo Taylor home and Earl Longaker joined Tony Miller home. Tandan Full and Clair Hull dropped by Earl Northcutt and Rouw homes. Erlyn Northcutt and Milo De Jong had Sunday dinner with Dutch Simmons and Glen Grant families. Des Moines visitors included Evelyn Longaker and Max Miller. Oskaloosa callers included Mr and Mrs Earl Northcutt. C Van Dyke and daughters of near Galesburg visited Mrs A B Rouw. Charles Good family joined Lafe Miller for Sunday afternoon. Russell Renaud hosted Mr and Mrs R P Cranston and children Robbie Gene and Glen Dean for Sunday dinner. Tillie Linsted of New Sharon visiting a few days.
The 1934 Iowa State Fair will honor farmer champions with a record corn and farm produce show. A total of 4900 dollars in prizes will be awarded across multiple grain and produce classes, led by 415 dollars for corn exhibits.
An article warns against harsh laxatives harming the bowels and organs, advocates liquid laxatives for gentle movement, and endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, senna based option with clear label ingredients. It outlines a three step plan: choose two good liquids, start with an appropriate dose, then taper to regular movement.
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