Local Notes from Otley and Pella Area
From Our Correspondents Dorothy, baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ver Dught, is again on the sick list. Mrs. Wm. Vriezelaar was a Prairie City visitor Thursday. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Connie Vanden Berg on Thursday. Miss Pearl Van Pearsum returned to Pella Friday after visiting Abram Van Houweling. Floyd Frazer of Newton was an Otley visitor Thursday. Emma Josephine Kaldenberg visited relatives at Pella Friday and Saturday. Dorothy Van Houweling is home and improving after Des Moines treatment. George Rickabaugh of Lorenz, Indiana, visited Jim Rickabaugh's family. Two strangers drove their car into a ditch near town and were held by authorities until the sheriff arrived. they were fined in Knoxville. R. V. McKeever and Leslie Beyers were in Des Moines Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Walter Ver Dught
H. van Ginkel
Pella
Otley
Connie Vanden Berg
Wm. Vriezelaar
Prairie City
Pearl van Pearsum
Abram van Houweling
Floyd Frazer
Newton
Knoxville
Messrs
R. V. McKeever
Leslie Beyers
Capital City
Joe Muilenburg
R._M. Hart
J. M. Hart
Roy Wolever
C. Bricker
Clark Wheatcraft of
Cordova
Henry Merryman
George Roff
Monroe
Oskaloosa
Fifield
R. M. Hart
George Hanning
Des Moines
Grace Ballard
Emma Shilling
Lloyd Shilling
Elsworth Bryn
Delight Karr
Joe Vandenberg
George Daily
Pleasantville
Cordova Notes Show Local Social Ties and Events
Cordova community life is summarized with visits among Mrs. Bricker and neighbors, sales and shipments of cattle hogs and mules, and frequent calls to Monroe and Newton. The Ladies Aid, papering, a Red Rock meeting, a Philo Arethian picnic, a Sully concert, and the upcoming May 30 commencement are noted along with family visits, shopping trips, and church and school activities.
College Notes Highlight Founders Banquet and Guest Speakers
Mr Ralph McIntire spoke on Wisdom at chapel with Rev Boatma of Muskegon also sharing thoughts. Founders Banquet drew leaders from Board of Directors Faculty Senior class. toastmaster Prof Bosch presided with music by Harriet Frush Hoffman and Gaass. Students sign up for summer music study. Dr Cantrall preached. Mrs Leon Goulooze hosted a college tea raising funds for the Ladies' Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McIntire
Chapel
Boatma
Muskegon
Michigan
Bosch
Harriet Frush
Hoffman
Gaass
Geo. Jewett
Jewett
Mary Todd
Central College
Mr. Jewett
Leon Goulooze
Central Beats Still In Duel Tennis Match
Central rises in intercollegiate tennis with two singles and a doubles loss at Still. Goulooze defeated Richardson 6 1 and 6 3 while Thellman beat De Haan 6 4 and 6 3. Central won the first doubles set 6 2 before Still fought to deuce in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Goulooze
de Haan
Richardson
Thellman
Deuce
Centralites
Bock Island Train Service Schedule Brief Deaths Noted
Wabash Time Table Howell Iowa lists East West arrivals and departures. Local freights carry passengers and require passenger counts by 6:00 p.m. the previous evening. Times include 9:16 a.m. 9:28 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. with passenger numbers 472 474 475 473 and freight 832.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Howell
Iowa East West
Central Triumphs Over Tabor College In High-Scoring Victory
Central overwhelmed Tabor College with strong batting led by Ver Heul and Bos each four hits, Bouquet homer, while pitcher Hoeven held the foes to seven hits and eight strikeouts. Rowland sparkled defensively as Central rolled to a 3 run win amid a noisy crowd.
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Invaders
B. Mann
Maher
Altho
Central
Rowland
Ver Heul
Bos
Bouquet
Uelaiakin
E 2Ale
Tabor
M. Mann
West
Pella Fourth of July plans and local notices
Twenty years ago Pella prepared for the Fourth of July with a reorganized band under J M Cox and Henry Cox directing briefly without pay. A Junior-Senior banquet was held at the Wormhoudt home. Al Morris and Fay Weyers wed recently, Amos Hedge and Marie Hoogenakker married May 19. L G Ballengee declares Jeffersonian Democracy and becomes Chronicle editor. Mrs J M Cox and Mrs H H Geelhoed attended the Atlantic P E C convention. Harvey marshal fined $15 for provoking a fight. Yella Wittenberg suffers infections on both hands from cows milking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
J. M. Cox
Henry Cox
H. D. Wormhoudt
al Morris
Fay Weyers
Amos Hedge
Marie Hoogenakker
L. G. Ballengee
The
Chronicle
H. H. Geelhoed
Atlantic
Harvey
Yella Wittenberg
Notice Filed in Marion County District Court
In Marion County Iowa the clerk of the District Court reports an instrument in writing on file. The document purports to be a formal legal instrument and is of record in the court office for public reference.
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the District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Lincoln Woman Praises Tanlac For Brighter Health
Mrs. J Buettgenbach of Lincoln Nebraska extols Tanlac claiming it cured her stomach trouble and nervousness after a decline in strength. She says it improved her digestion and appetite and attributes similar gains to her husband and brother in law who also used the product. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
J. Buettgenbach
South 9Th St
Lincoln
Nebraska
Last Will Hearing Set for Nellie De Haan Estate
The last will and testament of Nellie De Haan, deceased, is set for hearing in the May term 1924 on May 27, 1924, in the designated court day. The notice indicates the proceeding will occur during one of the court’s May sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie de Haan
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Lifer Zan
O. K
Felix
Clarence Bricker
Nellie Wolever
George Haning
R. M
Hart
Sully
Marthas
Wilda Vander Pol
Bessie Vander Ploeg
Henrietta Roelfs
Enos Heeren
Connie de Bruin
McIntire
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Wayne
Wi Water Loftener
H. L. Sherman
College
Geo. Richardson
Iris Hesselink
Lois Rietveld
Dr. Cantrall
First
George Mesnegu
Bock Island
Central Trounces
Tabor College
Walter Kester
WM. Reeser
Pershing
Toledo
Pella Motor Co
Marine Eye Remedy Co
East
Ohio St
Chicago
Jn Cedar Apids
Sowa We Hotel
Montrose
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