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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1911

Page

4

Corn Husking Nearing Finish in Local Area

In the vicinity corn husking nears completion with several farmers finished or wrapping up this week. Mrs. De Terpstra hosted the Ladies Aid Society of the Reform Church last Thursday while Dirk Ipple and John Terpstra visited nearby towns. Reverend Meyer and Rev. Duiker noted local calls and Ethyle Walker began the Hickory Grove winter term.

Aid Society of the ‘Reform Church de Terpstra Dirk Ipple Pella Martin Terpstra Newton Ira Swank Meyer John Terpstra Holland Arie van Polen of Mra Peter Synhorst

Local Notes From Otley And Surrounds In Otley Area

Residents in Monroe Pella Otley and nearby attended visits business trips and family illness this past week. Miss Bessie McReynolds assisted her sister Lillian in Monroe while Fred Parker visited Franklin station. Ed Price and Anna Huisman returned from Prairie City with family updates. Several residents traveled to Des Moines Pella and Monroe for errands funerals and gatherings including Gerrit Fennema and Mrs. W. Rootselast.

Bessie McReynolds Monroe Lillian Fred Parker Will Hounold Franklin Station Wm Silli Pella Hester den Hoedt C. C. Worth Ruisaard Jake van Zante Otley The Reformed Church Peter Myers James Elrod Claude Calhoun Carlyle Mesdames W. Rootselast Piez de Moss Mias Edith den Hartog Gerrit Fennema Des Moines R. Price Grinnell Dr. Raweon I. N. Harp Herman Stineman Lillian McReyno Grayce Shudt Leighton A. Dykatra L. A. Niemandeverdriet Regina de Jong Mon‘roe Ed Price Prairie City Anna Huisman Andrew Schell Home Folka

Leighton News Briefs Include Illness and Local Trades

Five of L Price’s children and one of J Sedrel’s suffer whooping cough. Mrs Rene De Reus and daughter visit Paul Lynhorst home in Pella with Mrs J E Vander Zyl and two children. C Ver Ploeg Oska loosa visited Leighton, Meppelink Co. bought M M De Reus general merchandise stock and invoiced this week as De Reus to focus on the 4 bus.

L. Price J. Sedrel Rene de Reus J. E. Vander Zyl Paul Lynhorst Pella

Local Notes On Visits And Weather In Greely

The column notes cold weather and social calls in Greely. Mrs Pete Burgraff visited the De Reus family, Andrew Utermarkt traveled to Pella, and several residents, including John Moody and Pete Burgraff, made Oska loosa and Leighton calls Friday and Saturday. Sunday saw further visits between Moody and Bartlow departments with Mrs Moody calling on Mrs Andrew Utermarkt.

Pete Burgraff de Reus Andrew Utermarkt John Moody Leighton John van Maanen Frank Bartlow R. H. Barnes Charley Voss Billy Binns

College Notes Reflect Local Arts and Music Events

Carl Hillyer visits home in Kansas. Des Moines lectures and Grand Opera plans linked to campus. Miss Condiff leads Manning High School. Organ study session at Baptist church with Miss Finley and Mr. Churchill. Messiah attendees listed with chaperons. Literary societies shift to 6:30 gatherings for church meeting. Miss Hattie Cox visits Omaha. Recital highlights Beethoven and Grieg pieces featuring several students and Prof. Sadler.

Carl Hillyer Hiawatha Kansas Bailey Lousa Des Moines Lettie Condiff Miss Condiff Manning Baptist Church Finley Churchill Sadler Miss Omaha Hattie Prof Ladies Glee Club Marguerite Tracy On the Meadows Henrietta Cole Godard Mary Livingston

Why Pella Was Chosen Over Michigan

Jacob van de Zee translated Rev. H. P. Scholte's founding account of Pella Iowa for the Towa Journal of History and Politics. Scholte explains choosing Iowa over Michigan due to climate healthfulness, noting Michigan settlers praised a patent medicine in letters from home and New York testimonials that swayed opinion.

Pella Michigan Jacob van de Zee H. P. Scholte Towa Journal of History and Politics Scholte Iowa Holland Scholle North America New York Michigan Colony

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You Can End Health Trifling For Greater Wellbeing

A brief exhortation urges early action to avoid long term health neglect. It argues that while some health risks are tolerable in youth, sustained trifling leads to poorer outcomes, so one should adopt healthier habits to gain lasting satisfaction and vitality.

Hair Brushes and Combs Offer Quality And Price

Advertises trustworthy hair brushes and combs priced competitively. Claims long lasting performance and genuine perfumes as flower pomades, with a range of popular odors at appealing prices. Encourages readers to inspect stock and compare before buying.

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