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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1946

Page

6

Local News: Hospital Dismissals and Visits Mentioned

Mrs Anthony Ver Mee Leighton left Merey Oskal after receiving medical care. Mrs Dirk Weyers was dismissed from Merey Hospital after treatment. Miss Titie Van der Molen was discharged from Mahaska Hospital Ookgdovea after major surgery May 12. Miss Georgia Van Gorkum had a tonsil removal at Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Friday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Vander Werf welcomed a baby boy at hospital Os kaloosi1 May 23. Mr and Mrs Lee Kester of Philadelphia visited George Ver Steeg family in Pella before their trip home. The Kesters will pick up their son Lee who finished his junior year at Central Call. Mr and Mrs William Black returned to Chicago after visiting Karl Blick home and plan Milwaukee visit before returning to Pella.

Anthony Ver Mee Leighton Merey Oskal Dirk Weyers Titie van der Molen Mahaska Hospital Ookgdovea Georgia van Gorkum Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Alfred Vander Werf Near Reasnur Oskaloosi Lee Kester Philadelphia Pennsylvania George Ver Steeg F Day Kest Pella Lee Central Call Younge Kester Ver Steens Yes William Black Karl Blick Chicago Will Milwaukee Fred Bosveld Thur Yard Fred Germany Wiesbaden Lee M. Henry Allen Lee Patricia Towa Falls Lawa Anne de Neef McQuade Towa Fall Minnie Rillihan Will Creighton Des Moines Paul Thomassen Washington Iowa Mae Thomassen Sunda Morace Kneer New York Art Bruinckool John Harvey Harry Renaud Spirit Lake Renaud H. A. Easton Harry Jr Phoenix Arizona G. L. Rysdam Jack Maggie Brom Kilduff Inlaw Frank Brom Jacob Brom Jan Lake Mills M. T. Paardekooper

Various visitors and social events bloom in county area

A long list of visiting relatives and friends fills county notes from Vancouver to Des Moines. Residents host and travel for Memorial Day gatherings, college visits, and family reunions, with many names and places including Sunnyside, Kinnell College, Spirit Lake, and Seattle mentioned for extended visits and greetings.

Town Crier Musings Mention Local Figures and Birthdays

A noisy town column recalls Bill Strickland former Central College athletic director now a physician in Omaha. It praises Dan Meulpolder for Netherland Relief, notes a birthday for Eileen, and mentions Dr. Le M. Henry of Town Falls delivering a beef roast and other casual gossip from local residents.

Bill Strickland Central College Omaha Dan Meulpolder Dan Credi Nicodemus Vander Tycot

Memorial Day Musings on Garlic Contests and Honoring the Fallen

Fragmentary notes recall a garlic growing contest judged by Tam and Arnold Johnson with a fall deadline. Memorial Day reflections cite General John Logan’s 1865 prologue and a patriotic poem about sacrifice and freedom. The text blends contest chatter with commemorative verses and names A Nielsen and Jed.

Arnold Johnson Tam John Logan

Fire Gutted Gifford Store At Lynnville

The A. T. Gifford furniture store and undertaking park were destroyed by fire discovered at 9 oclock Thursday evening May 24. Mrs Walter Rateliff reported the blaze as Grinnell Newton and New Sharon firemen fought to prevent spread to the telephone office beauty shop and adjacent buildings. Only a table chairs and small items were saved. The loss is partly covered by insurance. This was the third Lynnville fire since January following the Jack Sprat store restaurant and a motion picture house blaze. The Giffords home was destroyed by fire three years ago.

A. T. Gifford Walter Rateliff Grinnell Newton New Sharon Insula Lynnville Jack Sprat Giffords Oskaloosa Herald

Ask Iowa Towns To Gather Local Historical Facts

Des Moines Iowa centennial officials urged local and county groups to research the origins of city and town names as a lasting contribution to Iowa history. Edith W McElroy Iowa Centennial committee secretary noted gathering such data now is easier while early pioneers remain in their home communities. A Dubuque County example shows 13 of 37 towns listed derive their names from local communities.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Centennial Headquarters Edith W. McElroy Iowa Centennial Committee Dubuque County

Names of early Dubuque County settlers reveal origins

Five Dubuque County towns bear bear names with religious roots. The survey shows many towns named after European homes of settlers, traits, or notable figures. Dubuque County and city honor Julien Dubuque, who received land grants when Iowa was under Spanish rule.

Dubuque County Julien Dubuque Iowaland Louisiana

Civil Service Examinations Open for Forester and Range Conservationist

The Civil Service Commission announced exams for probational appointments in Forester and Range Conservationist roles across the United States, mainly in agriculture. Applicants must pass a written test and show coursework in relevant subjects. seniors may apply if courses finish by December 31, 1946. Closing date is June 6, 1946, with Card 6000-AB due in Washington.

Civil Service Commission Department of Agriculture Department of the Interior United States Commission Washington Post Office Civil Service Regional United States Civil Service Commission D. C

Two Park Areas To Be Dedicated During The Year

The Governor Tuens house at Towa City will be dedicated this fall as a historic monument by the State Conservation Commission with period furnishings on public display. The ML Le Hutton memorial tract in Ledges ate will also be dedicated this fall, featuring Sunset Point overlook and a monument to honor the commission’s first state conservation chief.

Governor Tuens Towa City Towa Iowa University State Conservation Commission ML le Hutton Ledges Ate Sunset Point

News from the Home for the Aged Gatherings and Illnesses

Residents and families visited at the Home for the Aged including Mrs. Peter Pippel and Mrs. Heeren with several others from Ne Leask Otley Prairie City and Os kalooosa. Mrs Henry Postma returned from hospital and illnesses include asthma sore throat and other ailments among residents.

Bos Peter Pippel Rey Heeren Ne- Leask John Root 2 City W. Nolen Gos van Wyk Ewry van Rees Arie de Hood Deter Vos Henry V John den Avie Klein Sam Dena C. den Hi Viansen Ruth Fooma Johman Gerrit de Ted John den J.P. Klein Fennema Magsie van Houweling R. van Raalen Arie de Bruin Nick de Ronde Gosmin Ren Jan Neal de Ronde Robert Lee Delos Vanden Berg William den Haris Gertie Plender Henry Postma City University Hospital G. Bosma M. van Gorp Nancy Heemstra Robert van Essen Albert Hiemstra Prairie City

Funeral in Manrico for Frank Popma and missionary Sarella Te Winkle

A funeral in Manrico, Iowa honored Frank Popma and missionary Sarella Te Winkle from India. Rev and Mrs Stoge officiated. attendees included church members and local residents paying respects.

Manrico Iowa Frank Popma Sarella ‘Te Winkle India Stoge

Nebraskans Named in Local Social Notes

A fragmentary social column mentions man and Rev. and Mrs. from Nebraska and Mr. and Mrs. G. Gosselink, with references to Mr. Heeren and Mrs. John Slink of Dew and Maines. The readable text provides partial names and relationships without clear events or dates.

Man Nebraska A Heeren Johnslink Dew, Maines G. Gosselink

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F. M. Frush Lautenbach & Verought Jim van Hemert Marion County Bernie Menninga John N. Vander Linden Our Main and Franklin Streets van Sittert’s Menninga Vander Linden Complete Insurance Service Pella, Iowa Colfax Sales Company Bell and Clippinger First National Bank of Colfax Sale Earl Shields Mrs. Willis Vancouver British Columbia Canada C. We Ver Dught Willis Nannie Ma J. K. Hime Don’ Schafer Sunnyside Tall Corn Council C2 Buerkens Roy Andewes George Ver Stee Harold Nehre Mason Ole Federated Won Poweshick Kinnell College Carl van der Ploeg Jerry Schwab Harlan Ttl Iowa Universit Down Eileen le M. Henry Town Falls Yarlie Enthus Mrs. Henry A. Nielsen Jed Thei Gifford Civil Service Dr. C. I. Fox Liberty Streets Phone NO Cunningham Gora Ford CPA Farmers Union Cooperative Iny Paul Cunningham Congress W. B. Rismre Vander Linden Drug Lacey Hotel Ss. Kooyman Rolscreen Company Dan Campbell Klenzer Mrs. Stewart George Washington Tobacco Texas Whiting, Ib Hides Farmers Union Franklin Street
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