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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1944

Page

8

Charivari gathering at Abe Rempe home charms neighbors

A pleasant charivari party occurred on Wednesday evening at the Abe Rempe home. Neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rempe and the newlyweds were hosted with many attendees listed among local families and relatives.

Abe Rempe Wilbur Rempe Allen Wilbur de Bruin Ray de Reus Darrell Arthur Me Gerrit Versus Marcia Vivian Valster Louis Heukelom

Community notes from Rempe home week gathering

The report lists numerous local residents visiting and hosting events in the Rempe home and nearby households on Wednesdays and Thursdays, including Van Zante Mre, De Root, Van Engelhoven of Oskaloosa, Veldhuizen, Vinx Henkelom, and Van Henkelom families. It mentions a birthday supper for Ralph Gen De Jone, a party with an angel food cake, and a Halloween masquerade at Centennial school with games and a teacher assistant.

Ralph Gen de Jone Tony Devene Cdr. van Henkelom Clarence Enghors Eileen Henkelom Karen I Ronald Louis Henin Kempe John Kempe Pella Wilbur Defruin Centennial Sehool

Peoria News and area visitors and local arrivals

Local notes report visitors from Minnesota to Peoria and surrounding families enjoying gatherings. Several residents travel to Nebraska and Michigan for family visits and hospital updates. A Raymond area home incident is noted along with church social events and a birthday greeting. Military mentions include a service member's leave and a note correcting a previous location.

Community News Highlights From Sully Area Events

Sully area notes include births at Mercy Hospital in Oskaloosa, family visits across Clinton Kellogg and Grinnell, and social gatherings. The DeVerne Renaud family welcomed a boy Jerry Leo, while Mrs Norma Roorda is noted among the mothers. Many locals attend showers, church events, and Sunday visits with relatives, reflecting a bustling domestic calendar.

Avette Terlous Henry Willemsen Wayne Henry Hort Jennie Meppelink Tyrt Holdsworth Killdull Will Baaydu Corp Doe Smith Clinton Hattie Smith Vinuden Beri Oshill Tuath Kate Kooistra Wilburn van Wyk Will van Tomas Munn Town Raymond I Burlington C. D Eldridge M. Fred Willemsen John, Terlouw Wilburn, van Wyk Wm. van Wyk Robert Baer Ladies Aid Community Church Fred de Vries Walton Conover Will Vos Adam Kling Andrew Gertsma George Keine Peter Rozendaal Charlie Roten Frank Sparks Louie Shutts C. B. Welle Wayne Wildman Ollie Wisgerhot James Ms Meckin Ernie Elscott Francis Shutts Mary Carol Kenneth Shutts C. de Pronger Carl de Pronger Grinnell Kate Koolstra M Estherville

Otley News Updates and Local Family Notes

Otley News reports slowly improving health of a local resident and notes various visits. Clyde Riehabaugh of Des Moines visited at a home with head of the household. Connie Doe of Knoxville spent the weekend in the local area. Wm. Vitermarkt visited his parents Thursday. Carnahan and family visited the parents, Pvt. Carnahan furloughed from Texas plans to report to Maryland camp. A large crowd attended the Hay of the Dorcas Society despite rain. John Vanden Woed and family attended Mes Park’s funeral in Pet. John Vanden 0. Iowa City trip. husband Peter alda at bedside.

Dillon Sostayma Town City Clyde Riehabaugh Des Moines Ohn den Baard Cam Furday Connie Doe Knoxville Pallocum Wm. Vitermarkt Andrew Vitermarkt Clark Carnahan Mark Carahan Carnahan Texas Maryland Doreas Society John Vandenwoed Mesan Park John Vanden Iowa City Peter Ruwalda Peter Alda

Cordova News Roundup From Friday and Saturday Events

Mrs Roy Karr reports visits from Shilling of Imogene and relatives planning a Friday bus trip. Funds from a food sale in Oskville and a chicken supper at Red Rock. Building needs led to delaying a larger stove until after the war. Amey Waarhuizen helps with corn for Gus Walker as harvests rise. Monroe Pep Club won ticket sales at the schoolhouse. Schools enjoy Friday as teachers attend a Des Moines meeting. Bart Klyn built a new corn crib. Pheasant hunting yields vary with some limits. A Dunreath 4 H club forms led by Mrs Boyd Perkey with officers and monthly meetings. first session soon and roller skating on November 16 at Pella.

Roy Karr Imogene Brothe Soxville Red Rock Amey Waarhuizen Monroe Pep Chub Aen Des Moines Bart Klyn Bill van Genderen Dunreath Boyd Perkey Edith Wheatcraft Hemer I 'T Club Jennie Jo Williamson Betty Clark Wanda Clark Jean Nichols Dorothy Reed Pella

Monroe News Notes Missing in Action And War Losses

Monroe Illinois era items report son Clarence Vander Werf missing in action after months with an infantry unit in Tal. another son Lieut Hazel Vander Werf stationed in India. Cadet Nurse Miss Mary Wittme and Mrs Wittmer noted. obituaries, local offices filled, and residents visiting kin. Events include church services and Burnett family notices.

Omts W. Vriezelaar Dick Vander Wi U War Department Morntime Clarence Tal Vani Werfs Hazel Vander Werf India Mix George No 1En George Larsen Tarsin Ed Parse Grinnell Cand Virth Heddy Ida Rf Ross Neilsen Hollywaint Beach Florida Mes Nethen Mansyus Neilsen Fiavview John Morton Clement G. Roorda Herat ‘Tninstra Oskaloosa Lewis Tuinstra Tuinstra Davely Maps Moriruc Elizabeth Rane Plas Win Mongos R.A. Lyons Mes d W. Lecrand Pearl Kanenk Aretas Fred Bert Ros Kane Methodist Clara Kling Monroe

Ladies of Leighton Hold Meeting and Socials

The Leighton news notes a Thursday afternoon Ladies meeting led by Mrs EP De Cook with devotions and a mission study led by Mrs C Kroseman assisted by Mrs Wai Van Houkelom. About 95 members from Pella attended. Numerous visits and social events follow, including showers and gatherings at various homes with guests from Pensylvania Georgetown Colorado and nearby towns.

EP. de Cook Allison Vw Berg Pensylvania Ross Randall Georgetown Colorado Kate Buller Town Queen Day Pellac A. van Engrelen M. Kempe Rempe Abe Kempe Howard Glenden Hinge Moline IW. Vander Linden Berdena Sehut Prairie City Herman Meppelink Evert van Engelenhoven A. van Engelenhoven Yelle de Done Corie de Jong Wm. van Haafien M. M. de Reus Howard Roland Rose Hill Vern Baughman June de Zwarte Extellene Visser Margaret de Wild Virginia Clark Mixa Clarice Rempe Alice Bawalda Mary Esther van Hauften Gene, Sedrel Michael Eugene Tracy Henry Sedrel R. C. Banister Robert Widdel Jamesville Robert Banister Waterloo Frank van Haaften Rex Parson Rockford Ill Burk Beintema Burk Beintema Home, Rev. and Mrs. C. de Brain Tindivinian, India Nh Martoy de

Summit News Highlights Halloween Mask Contest and Local Visits

Summit School pupils enjoyed a Halloween mask contest with Tint on Hal loween. Mrs. Lo Ves and Mrs. Sant Potting hosted dinner guests from Pelt. Des Moines visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Little, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Vander Ploeg, and Neal Heemst. Parish and community members attended reunions and social visits in Otley, Prairie City, and Des Moines, with United Service Women assisting voters at the Otley polls.

Summit School Walter van Doorninck Wilt Mae Neal Heemst Des Moines Ellin

Soils Survey on 32 Mahaska Farms Detailed

Soil survey work in Mahaska County reports 32 farms in Penn and Monroe townships under direction of Sanford Smith. The survey uses aerial photography to map soil types slopes and erosion across each farm with headquarters at Sigourney. The project aims to aid farm conservation planning carried out by the district technicians later.

Mahaska County Sanford Smith Osta View Heco Joes Herald Monroe Town Averyre Enel Farm Sigourney

New Plan Speeds Prisoners Mail Through Swiss Red Cross

Families of American prisoners of war in Germany can now mail letters immediately after capture. The Army Provost Marshal General announced that letters may be sent via the International Red Cross Directory Service, Geneva, care of the International Red Cross, once the prisoner is reported. Packages follow per parcel allotment after location notification. Hollywood studios employ 20,000 people.

Germany William D. Impfert Prioner of War Pella Red Cros Internation Cross Switzerland Post Office van Sittert United States

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