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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1932

Page

2

Ramsey couple return from Albert Lea visit

Mr and Mrs George Ramsey returned Saturday from Albert Lea Minnesota where they had stayed several days at the home of Verle Ramsey and his wife.

George Ramsey Albert Lea, Minn Verle Ramsey

Vos Family Moves From West First Street Home

The Wm. A. Vos family who resided at 100 West First Street for the past year have moved to 816 Lincoln Street.

Wm. A. Vos C. van der Leest West First Street Lincoln Street

Local News Roundup Features Visits and Daily Life

A busy Des Moines weekend sees A A Lubberden and others visiting, while families like Van Maanen and Vos host kin. The community notes births, theater moves, river trips, school work shifts, and upcoming citizenship meeting at the high school. Local driving, repairs, and social visits fill the week with many named residents and nearby towns.

City church activities and services listed

Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning service 10:45 a.m. Evening service 7:30 p.m. Rev John Werselink will preach both services. Baptist church holds Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning worship 10:46 a.m. Sermon Gods Purpose In Election. V S service 6:30 p.m. Evening worship 7:90 p.m. Soap Or Salvation Jer 2:22. Third Reform mm145 at 2:00 p.m. Gedenken wat gij waart en nu zijt geworden 7:30 p.m. Return and Reception.

Second Reformed John Werselink Baptist Sunday School V. S

Church Events and Personal News Highlight Local Services

The Church of the Open Bible holds Saturday and Sunday services at the American Legion Memorial Hall with topics on healing in the atonement and a Sunday evening meeting. First Reformed notes Sunday School at 9:30 with evening services and a youth message. Ben Kuyk returned home Tuesday from a business trip to Chicago.

A. A. Lubberden Des Moines Minnie van Vark Harry Boland Joe Clark John Buitenwerf Reva Roy Alyce Wm. A O. Benson Adel Rialto Theatre Benson A. B. van Houweling Jim Klyn Pete Heerema Dodge Meyer Langerak Wiggert Langerak Chicago Clara Vander Linden Oskaloosa G. L. Vander Linden Ome Nancy Beth Mahaska Hospital Reuben van Maanen Mae Plette West Liberty Ed Plette The Chronicle William van Pearsem North Main Street W. Muilenberg Corsica South Dakota Muilenberg Helen Grootveld Bell Knoxville Harold van Maren Bruce Newt van Maren Ed. le Cocq Jacob Brand of Sully B. Blommers Mansford Ver Steeg Iowa City Jake and Delwin de Haan Denver Colorado Mr. Case van Arkel Liter Kirksville Leslie Sabin Newton Frank Kester Abe Klaaren Ben Blommers Louis van Roekel Leighton Joe Vande Geest Wilma George Sterrenberg Don. Sterrenberg Indianola J. Sterrenberg John Boerfijn Grundy Center Gerrit M. W. van Doorninck Hattie van Cleave James van Vliet Otley G. van Vliet American Legion Memorial Hall Joe Nuninkhoven John van Ee John van Vliet Omaha H. L Penn-Central Henry Bosveld Pete Kelderman Pete van Hemert Marce van Hemert American Legion Memorial Hall Tsao P. Mathe Macnight Ben Kuyk

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