For Sale Duroc Herd and Gifts Near New Buildings
Everett R Lanphier offers a Duroc herd for sale two miles east and a mile south of New on the property. The herd is stated to be free from disease and available with gifts.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1955
Page
10
Everett R Lanphier offers a Duroc herd for sale two miles east and a mile south of New on the property. The herd is stated to be free from disease and available with gifts.
Neat appearing man with car needed to take orders and make deliveries around Pella. Guaranteed $20 a day. Waite Box 115, University.
Elias B. Finney a former Humboldt resident now at Minor nursing home in Eagle Grove recently celebrated his 103rd birthday. He has one living son. His wife died over fifty years ago and four daughters and another son are deceased.
Willis C Swisher died at Clarinda after a life of service in his church teaching Sunday School for 63 years of his 86 year life. He was remembered for long dedication to faith and community.
Weekend visits and birthday honorings populate a Sully vicinity notice. Families and friends from Sully Newton Des Moines Monroe and Dexter attended events at Douwstra Chapel Pella and the Olsthoorn home. The Martha Circle of the 1st Rev Church met with officers elected and refreshments served after a social hour.
Rol screenings Mr. and Mrs. William Dalbey and family of Ottumwa spent Sunday with Leona Schakel. Art Mesehher of Illinois spent Saturday with Harry Sinnard. Bill Wadle's wife is recovering nicely from her operation and will be released from the hospital soon. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McClain spent Sunday afternoon with her sister in Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. Narcissi Des Camp announce the arrival of a six pound boy at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Six. Mrs. Lucy De Ruiter spent the weekend visiting with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Rozenboom in Oskaloosa. Clarence Vander Veer met his daughter and two grandchildren in Des Moines Saturday and returned to Pella where they will be visiting for a short time. From the office Mr. and Mrs. Connie De Bruin and Orlo spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dean Blomeyer at Peoria, Ill. Pearl Bogaards took a couple days vacation last week which she spent at her brother's home, Gerald Bogaards at Leighton, Mary Kempkes is back at her desk after four weeks absence following surgery on her heel.
Rain disrupted a Halloween public school event as junior high art classes planned to paint downtown store windows Friday morning. Art instructor Mr. Annis regrets canceling the activity after students were ready with paint and brushes.
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